Damariscotta, ME News

• Damariscotta, ME News
• Avalon Antiques Market Celebrates 10 Years
• Lease Of Parking Lot To Alleviate Downtown Parking Woes
• Waldoboro Town Report Dedicated to Eileen Dondlinger
• Bridge Project To Start In Alna
• Law Enforcement Ready For Memorial Day Weekend
• Maine Supreme Court To Hear Waldoboro Voting Method Lawsuit
• Maine Forest Service Warnings For Memorial Day Weekend
• UPDATE - Traffic Delays Continue in Damariscotta/Newcastle
• Missing Fostered Dog
• Business Rt. 1 Temporarily Closed in Damariscotta
• Lincoln County's Lowest Tax Rate Drops Again
• Defendant Allegedly Stole Cash, Coffee From Newcastle Business
• Harbor Seal Makes A Visit To Fish Ladder
• Damariscotta Man Allegedly Stole Thousands From South Bristol Business
• Edgecomb Man Injured In Rt. 1 Accident
• World War II Veteran Named Grand Marshal Of Twin Villages Memorial Day Parade
• Waldoboro Voters Review June Warrant Articles
• Edgecomb Approves $3.4 Million Budget
• Local Agencies Practice Disaster Response On Monhegan Island
• Sheriff's Office To Monitor Speeding In Bremen
• Boom Deployment Exercise on Damariscotta River
• Breaking News - Car And Motorcycle Collide This Afternoon On Rt. 1 Edgecomb
• Motorcycle Accident Reported In Whitefield
• Edgecomb Passes $3.4 Million Budget, Dedicates New Fire Station
• National Bike to Work Day
• Maine Game Warden and Author at Waldoboro Library
• Bremen Selectmen to Hold Executive Session
• Wiscasset Selectmen Focus On Property Issues
• Somerville Fireworks Ordinance, Town Office Move Pending
• Maine Citizens Rally For Land For Maine's Future
• Fundraising Flamingo Flock Vandalized
• Newcastle Approves Secondary Education Budget
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• Public Meeting Planned To Air Fireworks Concerns
• $100,000 Windfall For Lincoln County EMA
• Waldoboro Hit-And-Run Driver To Face Charges
• Governor Directs Flags to be Flown at Half-Staff
• RSU 12 Board Concerned Over Test Results
• Lincoln County Post Offices To Stay Open, Reduce Hours
• Sheepscot Harbour Village & Resort Auction Raises $1.736 Million
• WERP Meeting Discusses Costs, Buildings
• Newcastle Planning Board Disagrees About Zoning Amendment
• Whitefield Fire Chief And Deputy Announce Retirement From Department
• Dow Funds Repairs For LA 1938 State Girls' Championship Trophy
• Science Source Ownership Remains In Maine
• Boothbay Harbor Prohibits Fireworks, Funds Fish Pier Renovations
• Lincoln County Republican Chairman Quits After Convention Debacle
• Driver Distraction Causes Biscay Road Accident
• Go-Cart Likely Cause Of Pumpkinfest Tragedy
• LCN Computer Crash Erases Email Messages
• Stolen Tractor Still Missing
• Waldoboro Engineer Nominated as Public Utilities Commissioner
• Rt. 1 Construction Begins In Wiscasset
• Westport Island's New Fire Truck Gets A Bath And A Blessing
• Edgecomb To Vote On Adult Entertainment Ordinance
• Damariscotta Police Issue Phone Scam Alert
• Damariscotta Police Sign Up Junior Officers
• Chinese Restaurant Possible For Damariscotta
• Westport Island Selectmen Approve Transfer To Trio
• Nobleboro To Consider Fireworks
• Vrooman Yet To Claim Retirement Pay
• Truck, The Original Hungry Animal, Finds A Home
• Somerville Welcomes New Tax Collector
• Damariscotta Police Issue Phone Scam Alert
• Three People Sentenced for Endangering Elderly Woman
• Bristol Forms Fireworks Advisory Board
• State To Test Oil Spill Booms In Damariscotta River
• Newcastle Fire Company Wants Higher Pay For Chief
• Piper Village Debate Continues
• Bristol Gives Final Approval To Education Budget
• Waldoboro Brush Fire Under Investigation
• A Prize With A View - Blog Cabin Renovates Dutch Neck Home
• Body Found At Boothbay Structure Fire On Sproul Lane
• Roundabout Talk Resurfaces In Newcastle
• Mailbox Bombings Under Fire Marshal Investigation
• Damariscotta Selectman Will Not Run For Re-Election
• Body Recovered From Ocean Identified
• Spear Farm Lease On Waldoboro Agenda
• Body of Fisherman Recovered Off Boothbay Harbor
• Round Pond Woman a Winner on Televison Game Show
• Breaking News - Fire Departments Responding to Waldoboro Brush Fire
• Damariscotta Man Allegedly Assaults Officers
• Damariscotta Man Allegedly Threatens Woman With Rifle
• Fire Consumes Nobleboro House, Four Cars
• State Trooper Convicted, Courtroom Assault Disrupts Trial
• St. Andrews Thief Receives $750 Fine
• Jefferson Residents Commended For Heroism
• Newcastle Man Dies Of Medical Condition After Permitted Burn
• GSB Students Blog To Learn Writing And Technology Skills
• LCSO Charges Six With Metal Theft
• Bristol Firefighters Douse Small Brush Fire
• Friendship Man Allegedly Assaults Wife At Police Station
• Water Flow On Sheepscot River At Historic Low, Fire Danger High
• Firefighters Respond To Newcastle Fire
• News Update - Fire Consumes Nobleboro House, Four Cars
• Breaking News -- Structure Fire Levels Home in Nobleboro
• Breaking News - Vrooman Convicted
• Assault Derails State Trooper's Trial
• Friendship Man Allegedly Assaults Wife at Police Station
• Breaking News Update - Vrooman Assault Suspect Identified
• Breaking News -- Vrooman Taken by Ambulance from Courthouse
• St. Andrews Thief Receives $750 Fine
• Wiscasset Stove Retailer Attends Atlanta Trade Show
• 'Dive In' Applications Now Available
• Windjammer Days Features Famed Historian And Sea Captain
• Newcastle Man Dies; Firefighters Extinguish Brush Fires
• Newcastle Hopes To Shrink Budget Gap
• Damariscotta To Purchase Fire Truck In 2014
• Larson's Lunch Box Turns 50
• Nein Named Deputy Sheriff Of The Year
• Two Mailboxes Bombed In Wiscasset
• Bristol Passes Pre-K Again
• State Responds To High Elver Prices With Harsher Poaching Penalties
• Piper Village Stirs Controversy Again
• Damariscotta Police Ask Citizens To Report Suspicious Activity Immediately
• Four Arrested Following Alna Search Warrant
• Bristol To Consider Education Budget Tuesday
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• Easter Egg Hunt at New Harbor Fire Station
• RSU 12 Superintendent Resigns
• Abbott Wins NFAA Maine Archery Indoor Championships, Breaks Two Masters' Records
• Bremen Adopts Subdivision Ordinance
• Nobleboro Tower Generator Approved For Replacement
• Waldoboro Ambulance Association Seeks Nonprofit Status
• Somerville Voters Approve All Town Meeting Articles
• First Twin Villages Downtown Summit
• Waldoboro EMS To Cover Part Of Jefferson
• Damariscotta Man Dies Of Injuries Sustained In March 22 Accident
• Bibber, Enchantments Thief, Fails To Appear
• Practice Burn Wednesday Night in Pemaquid
• Bristol Workshop To Focus On Pre-K Program
• Bristol Man Faces Felony Charge In Tree-Maiming Incident
• Fire Destroys Whitefield Chicken Coop
• Alewife Run Starts Early In Dresden
• Alewife Harvest Plans Face Stricter Regulations This Year
• JVS Teacher Receives New England Teaching Award
• Damariscotta Man In Critical Condition After Crash
• Selectmen Renew Waldoboro Town Manager's Contract
• Lincoln Academy's 'Antigone' Wins State Class B One Acts
• Lincoln Academy's 'Antigone' Wins State Class B One Acts
• Damariscotta Man in Critical Condition After Crash
• Newcastle Administrator Rolls Up His Sleeves
• South Bristol Lobsterman Indicted
• Damariscotta Police Dept. Adds Warlick To Full-Time Roster
• Instincts Led Good Samaritan To Missing Dresden Boy
• Ailing Moose Shot On Sidelinger Road
• JVS Budget Ignites Debate Over Teachers' Salaries
• Undercover Investigation Breaks Up Illegal Hunting Ring
• Whitfield Residents Debate Fire Department Budget
• Tractor Stolen From Union Farm Equipment
• Nobleboro Man Caught After High-Speed Chase To Serve 60 Days
• Crescent Run Farm Moves To Bremen
• Breaking News -- Missing Dresden Boy Located Unharmed
• Helicopter Joins Search for Dresden Boy; Press Conference at 2 p.m.
• Breaking News - Authorities Search for Missing Dresden Boy
• Authorities Search for Missing Dresden Boy
• Fire Devastates Back Narrows Road Home
• Arson Suspected In Boothbay Harbor Fire
• Village Soup Changes Hands
• Waldoboro Arrest Suspect In Attempted Bank Robbery
• Damariscotta Police Arrest Stabbing Suspect
• Drama Free Town Meeting In South Bristol
• Camden Woman Sues Attacker And His Employers
• Former Westport Island Selectman Arrested
• Waldoboro Honors Winslows Mills Rescue Team
• Damariscotta Presents Boston Post Cane To 108-Year-Old Resident
• Kolodin, Davidson Prevail In School Committee Race
• Three Arrested Following Nobleboro Shoot
• Waldoboro Panthers and Medomak Riverhawks win
• Damariscotta Police Arrest Suspect in Double Stabbing
• Camden Woman Files Law Suit Against Her Attacker's Employers
• Waldoboro Man Charged With Attempted Robbery
• RSU 12 To Face Budget Challenges In 2013
• Supreme Court Sides With Westport Island
• Trescot Announces Bid For County Commissioner
• Damariscotta Lake Level Down For Dam Evaluation
• BCS Uses Technology To Offer Foreign Language Learning
• Land-Based Urchin Farming Gives Hope To The Industry
• Rifle Club Registers Opposition To Piper Village Proposal
• Governor Addresses Fishing Industry
• Decontamination Trailer Might Have New Home In Lincoln County
• Congeniality Reigns During Southport Annual Town Meeting
• Quick Response Saves Waldoboro Woman's Life
• Thurs. Storm Brings Lots of Snow, No Major Incidents
• Southport Town Meeting March 5
• Breaking News - NWS: Day-Long Snowfall on Thursday
• Breaking News - See-Saw Forecasts on Thurs. Storm - NWS Now Issues Winter Storm Warning
• South Bristol Bridge Meeting To Feature Web Conferencing
• Great Salt Bay Addresses Bullying Concerns
• Fireworks Mogul Plans Store In Edgecomb
• South Bristol Wins Nelson Case
• Appeal Argument Filed In Waldoboro Voting Method Suit
• Snowe Will Not Seek Fourth Term
• New Dresden-Richmond Bridge Will Accommodate The Thunder Bay
• DOT To Pave Harrington, Huddle Roads
• Grenier, Career Public Servant, Departs Friday
• Breaking News - Winter Storm Watch Issued for Thursday
• Charles Colgan to Address Lincoln County Regional Planning Commission
• Fire Destroys Wiscasset Business
• New Dresden-Richmond Bridge Will Accommodate The Thunder Bay
• Updated - DOT, South Bristol Meeting Set For March 22
• Lincoln County Sheriff's Deputy Resigns
• Transfer Station Board Says Missing ATV Never Made It To Facility
• Twin Villages To Apply For $10 Million Grant
• Waldoboro Moves Forward With Fireworks Ordinance
• Coastal Hazard Study Gets Underway
• South Bristol Church Still Dealing With Aftermath Of Fuel Spill
• Shrimp Dragger Calls Ghost Traps 'A Nightmare'
• One Week In, Johnson Gets Down To Business
• Else Sidewalk Fund Nears $200,000
• Former Ambassador Talks Haiti Post-Earthquake
• WERP Revisits Plan To Close Middle School
• GSB Parents Want To Replace Playground, 'Barn-Raising' Style
• Partnership With N.J. Town Yields Benefits For Edgecomb FD
• Newcastle Woman Active And Independent At 100
• Round Pond Man Gets 10 Months For Burglary Spree
• Johnson Wins Senate District 20 Special Election
• Romney Wins Lincoln County Caucuses, Turnout Down
• Damariscotta Man Killed In Bristol Mills Crash
• Newcastle Debates Fireworks
• Former Bristol Resident Serves Four Days For Attacking Husband
• Breaking News -Johnson Wins Senate District 20 Special Election
• Waldoboro Union Sends Approved Contract to Selectmen
• Waldoboro Selectmen To Meet With Lincoln County Healthcare
• Romney Wins LC Caucuses, Turnout Down
• Lady Eagles Successfully Defend KVAC Swim Title
• Lady Eagles successfully defends KVAC swim title
• Breaking News -- NWS Withdraws Winter Storm Watch for Sat.
• Cost Allocation Reform Delayed
• Breaking News - NWS Issues Storm Watch for Saturday Snowfall
• Breaking News -- Damariscotta Man Killed In Bristol Mills Crash
• Medomak Valley Takes On Gardiner For KVAC Crown
• 'It's Snow Amazing . . . the Wild Side of Winter' Program
• Retiring Pen Bay CEO Honored for Thirteen Years of Service
• Breaking News -- Serious Traffic Accident Reported in Bristol
• Alna Selectmen To Tackle Account Redundancies
• GOP Caucus Attracts Large Turnout
• LePage Speaks At Lincoln Day Dinner
• Fire Destroys Damariscotta Lake Summer Home
• Damariscotta Police Officer Battled Corruption, Survived Ambushes In Afghanistan
• Wiscasset To Become Summer Home For Texas Flying Legends
• Local Official Warns Public To Watch For Rabid Animals
• Piper Proposal Takes First Step Toward A Vote
• Senate District 20 Special Election
• LCSO Investigating Theft From Bristol/South Bristol Transfer Station
• Bremen Selectmen Meet Today
• Bremen Adjusts Office Hours
• Increase in Rabid Animals Attributed to Warmer Weather
• Bristol Expects Steady Tax Rate
• Hundreds Support Hanna Family
• Lincoln County Emergency Personnel Learn About Bath Salts
• Waldoboro Selectmen Approve Budget Calendar, Referendum Town Meeting
• Nobleboro Budget Ready For Voters
• Two Injured In Waldoboro Dog Attack
• Damariscotta Starts Budget Talks
• Bremen Replaces Injured Town Clerk
• Newcastle Man To Celebrate 100th Birthday
• Wiscasset Police Follow Footprints To Alleged TV Thieves
• Selectmen Split Over Hosting WERP Website
• Breaking News - Winter Weather Advisory Withdrawn
• Storm Should Bring More Rain Than Snow
• Breaking News -- NWS Issues Advisory for Messy Weather Friday
• Time change for Coastal Hoops sign-ups
• Extent Of Damage Still Unclear Following JVS Library Flood
• One Killed In Jefferson Crash
• WERP Introduces Petition To Begin RSU Withdrawal Process
• Westport Island Official Suggests Student Cost Cap At Hearing
• RSU 12 Prepares For New Teacher Evaluation Process
• Bristol Parents Voice Support For Pre-K Program
• Jefferson To Pursue Alleged Violation On Erskine Point
• GSB Budget Shows Modest Increase
• New Medication Collection Drop Box At Lincoln County Sheriff's Office
• Deputies Investigating Newcastle Burglary
• One Killed in Jefferson Crash
• School Update - WERP Introduces Petition To Begin Withdrawal Process
• Story Update - Newcastle Names Next Administrator
• Waldoboro Employees' Union Puts A Hold On Complaint Against Town
• Bremen Selectmen Schedule Emergency Meeting
• Jailed Nobleboro Woman Charged With Attacking Guard
• Lincoln County Rifle Club Enjoys Resurgence
• County Officials Discuss PSAP Bill With Legislative Delegation
• Sprinkler System Floods Library at JVS
• Wiscasset Man Allegedly Shot Sheepscot Geese
• Eleven-Year-Old Bremen Boy Defends 500 Million-Year-Old Sea Creature
• Pemaquid River Clam Flats To Open
• Alna Renews Snow-Plowing Contract With Hanley
• Dow, Johnson to Compete For Vacant Senate Seat
• Jefferson and Nobleboro Boards Approve DLWA Warrant Articles
• Lincoln County Recycling Implements Battery-Recycling Program
• New Priest Helps St. Philip's Transition Into New Era
• First Winter Storm Leaves Some Snowfall But Little Damage
• NWS Upgrades Alert to Winter Storm Warning
• Dow, Johnson to Compete For Vacant Senate Seat
• Wiscasset Man Allegedly Shot Sheepscot Geese
• Breaking News -- NWS Issues Winter Weather Advisory in Advance of Storm
• Two Accidents in Quick Succession Clog Rt. 1
• Assault and Robbery 'Drug Related," WPD Says
• Scientists Continue Investigation of New England Harbor Seal Die-Off
• Nobleboro Man Arrested After Big Apple Reports Fake $20
• Waldoboro Police Arrest Two In Connection With Burglary, Drug Possession
• Voters Repeal Davis Island Moratorium
• Newcastle Administrator Candidates Down To Two
• Edgecomb Officials Seek To Improve Dialogue
• Damariscotta Planning Board Approves YMCA Project
• Winter Storm Forecast for Thursday
• Political Update - Special Election Scheduled For Senate District 20 Seat
• Breaking News - Waldoboro Police Arrest Two in Connection With Burglary, Drug Possession
• Transfer Station Meeting Notice
• Damariscotta Selectmen, Planning Board to Discuss Piper Village Jan. 9
• Whitefield Fire Draws 'Textbook' Response
• Icy Conditions Cause Cruiser Crash
• Former Transfer Station Manager Resigns
• Suspected Burglars Arrested
• Trahan Makes Senate Resignation Official
• Family Welcomes Lincoln County's First Baby of the New Year
• As Charitable Society Grows, Tradition Remains At Heart
• Fishing Boat Nearly Sinks In New Harbor
• Boothbay/Boothbay Harbor Man to Pursue Voting Law Changes
• Nobleboro/Jefferson Transfer Station Request Down For 2012
• Structure Fire In Wiscasset
• Topsham Woman Accused of Stealing Veteran's Benefits
• Firefighters Knock Down Structure Fire in Whitefield
• Emergency Bristol/South Bristol Transfer Station Board Meeting
• Former Lincoln County Sheriff Remembered For Innovations, Leadership
• Jefferson Tractors Bring Community Together
• Edgecomb School Determined To Teach Healthy Kids
• South Bristol Invites DOT To Meeting
• Business Owner Concerned About Possible Arch Bridge Weight Limit
• Damariscotta To Add Ram 1500 To Police Fleet
• Damariscotta Police Investigate Burglary
• Commissioners Approve Short-Term Teaching Contract
• Commissioners Approve 2012 Budget
• CEI Study To Develop Aged-Based Economic Plan
• Services Scheduled for Former Sheriff William C. Carter
• Bigelow Labs Opens New Biotech Center
• Dresden Recall Petitions Ruled Invalid
• South Bristol Joins Owner In Opposition To Bridge House Removal
• Bristol/South Bristol Selectmen Suspend Department Head At Unannounced Meeting
• Crushstation Roars Into The Big Time
• LCSO Assists MDEA With Bath Salts Investigation
• Residents Move Forward With Clary Lake Level Petition
• Bristol/South Bristol Transfer Station In Turmoil
• Fatal Accident in Bristol
• Breaking News -- Holiday Wishes Gift Pick-Up Extended to Allow for Icy Conditions
• Structure Fire Extinguished in Somerville
• Fatal Accident in Bristol
• Notice of Meeting
• Hannaford Announces Voluntary Ground Beef Recall
• Boothbay's Woodchucks Fill Local Woodstoves
• LCSO Deputy in Rt. 1 Crash
• Hospitalizations Follow Whitefield Crash
• Waldoboro Moves Forward With Skating Rink Plans
• Fire Destroys Family Home
• Huber's Market Reopens After Year of Rebuilding
• Whitefield Board of Appeals Refuses To Grant Exception on Weary Pond
• Tensions Surface Around Whitefield Dam
• Lincoln Academy To Build Applied Technology And Engineering Center
• Three Injured In Edgecomb Crash
• Two Injured In Bristol Collision
• Serious Traffic Crash in Edgecomb
• Hospitalizations Follow Whitefield Crash
• Damariscotta Selectmen Disband DPAC
• Dresden Man Found After Apparent Hit And Run
• Bristol To Acquire Up To 26 Properties For Back Taxes
• Academy Request For LCSO Instructor Tabled
• County Budget May Be Smaller In 2012
• Damariscotta Mills Fish Ladder Works To Raise Matching Funds
• Great Salt Bay Sanitary District Finds Sludge Surplus
• Lincoln County Had One Legionnaires' Disease Case This Year
• Piper Village Requests Zoning Change
• Newcastle Collects $40,000 In Settlement
• Bristol Woman Jailed For Ramming Husband With Car
• Local Racing Legend Coming Up Fast On 80
• RSU/MSAD 40 School Board Sets 2 Percent Budget Cap
• Structure Fire on Bristol Mews Road
• LCSO Arrests South Bristol Man After Shotgun Incident
• Neighbors Respond To Jefferson Car Crash
• Waldoboro Board Adopts Downtown Master Plan
• Judge Dismisses Waldoboro Voting Suit
• Waldoboro Selectman Calls For Demolition Of AD Gray
• Donations Help Rebuild Public Sand Shed
• State Approves Biscay Pond Restroom Grant
• Round Pond Man Allegedly Assaults Girlfriend With ATV
• Blanche Westrich Receives Jefferson Cane
• Judge Dismisses Waldoboro Voting Suit
• Deadline For Christmas Assistance Requests is Dec. 5
• Breaking News - Storm Moves Out, Power Coming Back On
• Widespread Outages as Heavy, Wet Snow Blankets Lincoln County
• Breaking News - Fast Moving Storm Should Foul Up Holiday Travel, But Not for Long
• CMP Prepared For Winter Storm
• Breaking News -- Forecasts Vary on Pre-Thanksgiving Storm - NWS Issues Warning
• Wiscasset Parks And Rec Planning Community Ice Rink
• Waldoboro Man's Wild Ride Ends In Arrest
• Chamberlain Residents Protest Post Office Closure
• WERP Looks Forward After Endorsement
• St. George Man In 'Satisfactory' Condition After Flipping Truck
• Alna Selectmen Tighten Conflict Of Interest Rules
• Edgecomb Selectmen Extend Davis Island Moratorium
• LCBA Donates $3000 To Repair Pownalborough Courthouse
• USPS Meeting On Potential Closing Of Chamberlain Post Office Tonight
• Five vehicle accident closes down Rte. 1
• Brady-Signed Superbowl Football To Be Auctioned For Maynard
• Education, Parental Involvement Stem Substance Abuse, Panel Says
• Three-Year-Old Recovering After Belgrade Accident
• Damariscotta Mills' Fish Ladder Receives $92,000 Grant
• Two Clam Flats To Open One Day Per Week
• Waldoboro Homes 'Flocked' By Waldoboro Fire Department
• Lincoln County Budget Committee Approves Modest Salary Increases
• Local Marines Celebrate 236th Birthday
• Wiscasset American Legion Commemorates Veterans' Day
• Skype Helps Injured BCS Student Keep Pace
• Drainage, Permit Issues Delay YMCA Project
• Wiscasset American Legion Commemorates Veterans Day
• Medomak Middle School Honors Nation's Veterans
• News Update - Thousands Lose Power Nov. 9
• Power Expected To Be Restored in Lincoln County Today
• Scattered Outages Remain in Lincoln County
• Breaking News - Early Season Storm Leaves Slushy Roads and Scattered Outages
• Breaking News -- NWS Upgrades Alert to Winter Storm Warning -- Storm Should Arrive Sat. Mid-Evening
• Breaking News - Forecasts Vary With Only One Certainty... Storm is Coming for Sat. Night
• Breaking News - NWS Issues Winter Storm Watch as First Snowfall of the Season Tracks In
• Prescription Drug Take-Back Day, Oct. 29
• Falmouth defeats Lincoln Academy
• 'An Evening Of Christopher Durang' Offers Uproarious Comedy
• Damariscotta Selectmen Support Biscay Pond Facilities Grant
• Waldoboro Selectmen Rescind Police Weapons Upgrade
• Mysterious Object Caught On Courthouse Security Tape
• Wiscasset Man Arrested After Police Standoff
• After 25 Years, Simpson's Goes Up For Sale
• Wiscasset High School Welcomes Chinese Delegation
• Damariscotta Hires Town Manager
• South Bristol Residents Continue Tradition At Historic Smokehouse
• Reminder about Absentee Ballots
• Bath Man Accused of Child Rape Fails to Appear for Trial
• Marijuana Growing Operation Uncovered
• Lincoln defeats Leavitt
• Maine Board Of Corrections Agrees To $335K In Cuts
• TRIAD Hosts 11th Annual Elder Appreciation Day
• Whitfield Dedicates New Fire Station To David Dixon
• RSU 12 Continues Working On Cost Allocation Reform
• SBS Aquarium Brings A Slice Of (Marine) Life To The Classroom
• Popp Farm Finishes Cranberry Season With Bang
• Lincoln Theater Work Continues
• Other Courts
• SAGES To Hold RSU 12 Withdrawal Debate
• Oliver Wins State Class B Golf Championship
• Oliver wins State title
• Bristol Structure Fire Quickly Contained
• Waldoboro Police to Seek Weapons Upgrade
• Breaking News -- Suspect Charged with Bremen Native's Murder
• Bristol Veteran Recalls Vietnam Experiences
• Pumpkin Regatta Caps 2011 'Fest
• Fire survivors invite public to open house
• Five Years In, Pumpkinfest Continues To Grow
• Survivor Recounts Family's Escape From Nazis In Memoir
• Veteran Waldoboro Pilot Killed In Matinicus Crash
• Whitefield Landowner Fights Town Over Pond-Side Gazebo
• Grenier To Step Down By March 1
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• Castlebay Works To Preserve Midcoast's Musical Heritage
• Updated- Waldoboro Man Killed in Matinicus Plane Crash, KCSO Investigating
• Nobleboro Man Leads Police on High-Speed Chase
• Waldoboro Police Report
• Damariscotta Police Report
• Wiscasset Police Report
• Lincoln County Sheriff's Report
• Francis Golffing Awarded Waldoboro Boston Post Cane
• Pumpkin Parade Features Scottish Pipes
• LCSO Requests the Public's Help
• NCS Students Celebrate New Playground
• Changes Announced for the Pumpkin Derby
• Volunteers Needed for Whitefield Tree Planting
• Whitefield and RSU 12 to Discuss Finances Oct. 18
• LCSO Suspects Juveniles in South Bristol vandalism
• Red Tail Exhibit Highlight of Air Festival
• Waldoboro Public Hearing Oct. 25
• NCS Celebrates New Playground
• Damariscotta Appoints Andrews Police Chief
• Wintie Templeton Memorial Hymn Sing Cancelled
• Head Tide Road (Rt. 194) Closed Until Friday
• Court will hear convicted Waldoboro murderer's appeal
• Westport Island Fire Destroys Home
• Dr. Joel Fuhrman's 'Eat To Live' Lecture Draws Capacity Crowd
• Lincoln County Sheriff's Report
• Selectmen Rescind Railroad Quiet Zone Request
• Waldoboro Town Employees To Pay For Health Insurance
• Lincoln County Added To Disaster Declaration
• Newcastle Harbor House Construction To Resume Next Week
• Education Sends Edgecomb Mil Rate Up
• Boats Banned From Davis Stream
• Updated - Wiscasset Raceway To Hold First Race Of The Year
• Breaking News - LCSO Requests The Public's Help
• Waldoboro Community Listening Session
• Archaeologist, Ecologist Lead A Tour Of Prehistoric Native American Fishing Village
• Alna Road Repair Project May Not Be On Budget
• Whitefield Man Arrested After Nearly Six-Hour Police Standoff
• Bristol Man In Satisfactory Condition After Accident
• Nobleboro Selectmen Award Sand Contract
• Washington Man Charged After Waldoboro Crash
• Damariscotta Police Charge Two In Colby & Gale Copper Theft
• Whitefield To Dedicate New Fire Station Oct. 15
• Hydrilla Discovered In Davis Stream
• Two Juveniles Charged With Arson In Tony's Pizzeria Fire
• Pager Issues Trouble Fire Chiefs County Wide
• Two Juveniles Charged With Arson In Tony's Pizzeria Fire
• Whitefield Man Arrested After Nearly Six-Hour Police Standoff
• Nobleboro Selectmen Re-Award Sand Bid
• Alna Selectmen Schedule Special Meeting to Address Road Repair Cost
• Hydrilla Discovered in Second Damariscotta Lake Location
• Wiscasset Mil Rate Rises To Meet Education Expenses
• Lincoln County Remembers 9/11
• Taylor Named WHS Principal
• Lincoln County Memorial Wreath Brought To FDNY Ladder 3 9/11 Ceremony
• Damariscotta Signs, Newcastle Negotiates With Time Warner
• Damariscotta To Pay $400/Day For Interim, $3500 For Search
• Future Of Johnston Hill Tower Uncertain
• LePage Nominates Aho For Cabinet Post
• Waldoboro Extends Deadline For AD Gray Proposals
• Newcastle Awards Three-Year Plowing Contract To Hagar
• Search Suspended for Missing Wedding Guest Off Monhegan Island
• Coast Guard Still Actively Searching for Missing Man
• Man Swept Into the Surf Off Monhegan Still Missing
• Man Swept Into the Surf Off Monhegan Still Missing
• Three Rescued, One Missing From Monhegan Island Coastal Ledge
• Coast Guard Responding To Monhegan Distress Call
• Wiscasset Mil Rate Rises to Meet Education Expenses
• Breaking News - Jefferson Village School To Open Sept. 8
• Lincoln County To Hold Public 9/11 Memorial Service In Boothbay
• 'Fearsome' Bristol Competitor Wins Cannonball Contest
• Selectmen Debate Language Of School Withdrawal Article
• LCSO Receives Anti-Crime Grant
• Troy Cline Sworn In As New Wiscasset Police Chief
• Bremen Boy Recovering At Home After Accident
• Alna Road Repairs To Begin Sept. 12th
• Two People Charged In Sign Thefts
• Nobleboro To Receive More Than Expected In Sand/Salt Shed Insurance
• Breaking News - Jefferson Village School Will Not Open On Time
• Fire Causes Minimal Damage, No Injury, At Jefferson House
• Zinser Reflects On A Half-Decade In Damariscotta
• Irene Suspected In Wiscasset House Fire
• Tropical Storm Irene Brings Outages, Road And School Closures
• Long-Time Moderator Files Claim Against South Bristol And Selectman
• Break-Ins At Mason Station Highlight Rise In Copper Thefts
• Augusta Woman To Serve More Than Two Years For Burglary, Theft
• Somerville Roads Closed, Power Down For Several Days After Hurricane Irene
• Waldoboro Police Assist At Warren Home Invasion
• Waldoboro Train Rider Identified, Charged With Trespassing
• State Dismisses Charges Against Former DB&T Employee
• Central Maine Power Reports 88,000 Outages Remain Aug. 30
• Somerville Roads Still Closed From Hurricane Irene
• Central Maine Power Damage Assessment and Restoration Efforts Underway
• Somerville Roads Still Closed From Hurricane Irene
• Two Women Seriously Injured In Rt. 17 Crash
• Waldoboro Schools Postpone First Day of School, Will be Closed Mon.
• LCEMA Urges Residents to Stay Off Roads Sun. Night
• Duckpuddle Road in Nobleboro Shut Down by Fallen Tree
• Two Major Roads in Waldoboro Closed Due to Storm Damage
• Downed Trees Close Lincoln County Roads in Four Locations
• Shelter Opens in Wiscasset
• Weaker Irene Still Chugging North, Moderate Power Outages Reported
• Irene No Longer a Question of 'If' But 'When' and 'How Much'
• State of Emergency, Tropical Storm Watch as Irene Tracks North
• Lincoln County Braced For Hurricane Irene
• The Lincoln County News Plans Weekend Storm Coverage
• Wiscasset Prepares For Worst As Hurricane Looms
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• Latest Forecast Improves: EMA Director Says "Stay Vigilant"
• Marine Patrol and Warden Service Send Warnings to Mariners and Boaters
• Lincoln County EMA Advises Residents To Prepare For Hurricane Irene
• Central Maine Power Gets Set for Hurricane Irene
• Waldoboro Police Assist At Warren Home Invasion
• Nobleboro To Re-Bid Winter Road Sand
• News Update - Water Service Quickly Restored In Damariscotta
• News Update - Investigation Continues In Collision That Claimed Two Lives
• GSBSD Repairing Water Main Break
• The American Red Cross urges residents to prepare now for Hurricane Irene
• Sheepscot Road Paving Underway
• BBHPD Seeks Public Assistance To Identify Burglary Suspect
• School Lunch Prices Going Up This Fall
• Waldoboro Names New Town Manager
• Waldoboro Resident Named To Harness Racing Hall Of Fame
• Newcastle Encourages Public Input On Time Warner Deal
• Damariscotta To Hire Don Gerrish As Interim Town Manager
• Lincoln County To Hold Public 9/11 Memorial Service In Boothbay
• Breaking News: Structure Fire In Dresden
• Salt Bay Chamberfest 2011
• Damariscotta Pumpkinfest 2011
• Waldoboro Names New Town Manager
• Traffic Update: SUV Snaps Utility Pole, Driver Unhurt
• 5th Annual Sanford Tennis Tournament
• Bremen boy in good condition after car-bike accident, family hails recovery as 'miraculous'
• Boothbay Harbor Man Indicted On 28 Counts Of Gross Sexual Assault
• Newcastle Resident Named Honorary Chef Of Maine, To Represent State At Big E Festival
• Longtime North Nobleboro Day Organizer Steps Down
• US Marshals Arrest Augusta Man In Jefferson
• Two Accused Of Involvement In Waldoboro Dog Theft Indicted
• Miller School Under-Performing, Placed On Notice
• US DOT Halts New Guidelines On Farming Operations
• Elderly Abuse Case 'Completely Overblown' Attorney Says
• RSU 2 Superintendent To Focus On School And Town Collaboration
• Segment Of Rt. 32 In Waldoboro To Close For Day
• Legislators Say Leak Of Contract Probe Designed To 'Spin' Findings
• Breaking News - Waldoboro citizens file suit against town
• Traffic Control Plans Announced For Olde Bristol Days
• South Bristol Voters Soundly Defeat Comprehensive Plan
• Wiscasset To Explore Fireworks Ordinances
• Maine Farmland Trust To Protect At Least 120 Acres Of Jefferson Property
• Mills, Sheepscot Roads Subject Of Newcastle/DOT Meeting
• Waldoboro Embezzler Files Appeal
• From Pond To Faucet: How Water Works In The Twin Villages
• RSU/MSAD 40 Superintendent Prepares To Leave The District
• Whitefield Signs Lease On Kings Mills Fire Station
• Trahan's SAM Position Now Official
• Huge Mid Coast Heroin Bust
• Damariscotta Town Manager Resigns
• Waldoboro Police Seek Leads On Several Daytime Burglaries
• David Trahan Likely To Leave Senate
• DOT Terminates Wiscasset Bypass
• Dresden To Research Pros And Cons Of Five-Member Board Of Selectmen
• Whitefield Woman Resigns After 36 Years With US Census
• DOT Project To Disrupt Traffic In The Gut
• Hibbert's Gore Bridge Unsafe, Needs Repair
• LCEMA Official Completes Weapons Of Mass Destruction Training
• DOT To Install Traffic Light At Deadly Dresden Intersection
• Damariscotta Readies For Run-Off Election
• NWS Warns of Severe Thunderstorm Heading for Wiscasset, Boothbay
• NWS Issues a Severe Thunderstorm Watch Through 7 p.m. Tues.
• DOT Project To Disrupt Traffic In The Gut
• BREAKING NEWS - DOT Kills Bypass
• Former NASA Contractor Laments End of Space Shuttle Program
• WHS Principal Matt Carlson Resigns
• Jefferson Property Owner Helps Contain Brush Fire
• Jefferson Community Day Returns Aug. 20
• Edgecomb Resident Suggests An Alternative Bypass Route
• NCS To Revamp Playground
• McLoon Steps Into Auxiliary Vice Presidency
• 'Sticky Situation' Pops Up On Whitefield's Weary Pond
• Lincoln County Fire Chiefs Assn. President Continues Tradition
• Forgery Suspect Arrested At Waldoboro Bank
• Waldoboro Police Arrest Man For Passing Counterfeit Bills
• Whitefield Artist Crafts Masks, Jewelry From Recycled Metal
• Maine CDC Issues Advisory As Nation's Heat Wave Approaches
• Damariscotta Man, Once Blind, Now Sees
• Hotel Pemaquid, A Local Landmark, Changes Hands
• Chandler Reaches Fort Kent, Finishing Paddle For Hope
• Bristol Man Charged With Stealing From Auto Repair Shop
• 'Ghost' Car Thief Crashes After Brief Adventure
• U.S. Fish & Wildlife To Edgecomb: Nest Must Stay
• Bremen Man Charged With Stealing More Than $50,000
• DOT Cites Impressive Returns For Wiscasset Traffic Management Plan
• Two Arrests In Waldoboro Truck/Dog Theft
• Elderly Woman Found Abandoned In Edgecomb
• 85-Year-Old LA Woman Found Abandoned In Edgecomb
• Trahan Announces Intention to Leave the Senate
• Arrowsic Man Pleads Guilty to Child Molestation
• On Patrol In Damariscotta
• Fire Training Structure Arrives In Lincoln County
• Damariscotta 'Not In A Hurry' To Hire Police Chief
• New Bremen Town Clerk
• Dolloff Resigns From RSU/MSAD 40 Board
• LCSO Welcomes New Administrative Assistant
• Damariscotta Considers Future Of SmartCode
• Haitian Pastor Visits Maine On Behalf Of His Students
• Senate Rejects Sales Tax For Wildlife Conservation
• Wiscasset Officer Protects On And Off The Beat
• Waldoboro Special Town Meeting
• Governor Orders Flags Lowered For Funeral Of World War II Soldier
• Father And Son "Top Dogs" In Stackhouse Eating Contest
• Jefferson Counterfeiter Pleads Guilty
• Jefferson Residents Reject Recycling Grant
• Goose Hill Road Closes July 14
• Round Pond Parade Melds Satire And Summer Fun
• Large Crowd Jams Downtown For Fireworks Display
• Waldoboro Department Budgets Detailed
• South Bristol, DRA Continue Disagreement About Public Preserves
• CMP To Pay Additional Taxes To Wiscasset
• Miles Memorial Honored By State For Excellent Performance
• Structure Fire in Boothbay Harbor
• Bridge in Jefferson to Close July 14, Reopen in October
• Jefferson Counterfeiter Pleads Guilty
• Additional State Police on Patrol July 4th Weekend
• Route One closed one hour for Wiscasset Parade, July 4
• CMBG's first expert-in-residence
• Haitian Pastor visits
• Missing Dog Recovered In Bath
• Newcastle Resident Takes Top Spot At DEP
• Contractor Cries Foul On Westport Snowplow Bidding Process
• Traffic Officers Begin In Wiscasset July 10
• Westport Residents Approve Fire Truck, Land Purchase In Heated Town Meeting
• 2011 Any-Deer Permit Applications Now Available
• Bouchard Goes Out On Top
• Bremen Fire Department Hosts Training Burn
• Drake Searches For His Next Assignment
• Former Bank Manager Sentenced To 33 Months In Federal Prison
• Former Waldoboro Bank Manager Sentenced to 33 Months in Federal Prison
• Waldoboro Selectmen's Meeting Postponed
• Victim Of Car Theft Seeks Information On Stolen Dog
• Damariscotta Special Election Set For Aug. 9
• Former Bank Manager's Embezzlement Sentencing Continued
• Waldoboro Special Town Meeting Moved to Medomak Valley High School
• Hands-on Archaeology Workshop at Colonial Pemaquid
• Waldoboro Downtown Forum Postponed
• NCS Awards Roofing Contract
• Updated - Damariscotta Recount Reveals Tie; Selectmen to Meet June 23 to Schedule Run-Off
• Damariscotta Ratifies Joint Public Works Agreement
• Dresden Voters Approve Strip Club Ordinance
• Lincoln County Drops Jail Lawsuit
• Damariscotta Police Report
• Three Veteran Teachers Retire From Wiscasset Middle School
• Phillips Property Sold To Maine Farmland Trust
• Fogler Road In Bremen Will Be Closed June 25-26
• Making A Difference Ranked First For Retiring Whitefield Principal
• Jefferson To Hold Special Town Meeting July 5
• Breaking News - Two Damariscotta Candidates Tied After Recount
• Waldoboro Voters Reject Several Department Budgets
• Story Update - Selectmen Extend Methadone Clinic/Medical Marijuana Dispensary Moratoria
• Traffic Update - Nobleboro Traffic Collision Impacts Rt. 1
• Damariscotta To Recount Votes Monday
• Damariscotta - Newcastle Joint Public Works Operations to Start July 1
• Mainers Treated To Free State Park Admission On Father's Day
• Waldoboro Library To Receive Jasper J. Stahl Award
• Somerville Fire Receives AED Courtesy Of CMP
• Wanted Man Arrested In Boothbay
• Coastal Kids Breaks Ground On Expansion
• Dr. Reed To Hit 35 Year Running Streak On June 16
• Damariscotta Voters Reject Proposed SmartCode
• Waldoboro Votes For Change In Municipal Election
• Waldoboro Man Suspected Of Leading Knox County Drug Ring
• Residents Approve RSU 12 Budget
• Newcastle Authorizes Fire Truck Purchase
• Wiscasset Voters Approve Commercial Pier Project
• LCSO Searching For Boothbay Man
• Missing Nobleboro Man Found Alive
• Missing Nobleboro Man Found Alive
• Newcastle Voters Authorize Fire Truck Purchase
• Eagle baseball rained, LA softball lose in nine innings
• Dickens, Frey and Doe Take Newcastle Races
• Numerous Bear Sightings In Lincoln County
• Friends And Colleagues React To The Sudden Passing Of John Bowers
• Bremen Fire Department To Replace Rescue Truck
• Form Based Codes Head To Referendum Vote In Damariscotta
• Edgecomb Selectman To Assist In Missouri Tornado Recovery
• Lawn Mower Fire Destroys Garage In Boothbay
• Drake Severance Package Worth $23,000
• Bristol Contractor Files Lawsuit Against Edgecomb
• Voters Give Preliminary Thumbs Up To RSU 12 Budget
• Lightning Strike Damages Jefferson Firefighter's Home
• Breaking News - Two Juveniles Charged Following Waldoboro Post Office Break In
• Breaking News - Tornado Watch Issued for Lincoln County
• Tornado Watch Issued for Areas Near Lincoln County
• Fourth Annual Fish Ladder Restoration Festival Swims To Success
• A Civil War Theme At Whitefield Memorial Day Observance
• Planning Board Makes Minor Changes To Methadone Clinic Ordinance
• First Waldoboro Downtown Forum Targets Business Owners
• RSU/MSAD 40 Budget Vote June 7
• Best Thai Set To Open In Damariscotta
• Mainely Sewing Expands Into Wiscasset
• Waldoboro Attorney Receives Public Reprimand From Maine Bar
• News Update - Court Denies Vrooman's Request for Change of Venue
• Memorial Day Events
• Little New On Waldoboro Town Warrant
• LCSO Arrests Massachusetts Fugitive
• Damariscotta To Look At Rules For Dogs, Vendors
• Alna Talks Trash
• LePage On Bypass: People Pay Taxes, Eagles Don't
• Driver Asleep In Bristol Accident
• Edgecomb Residents Adopt Davis Isle Moratorium Ordinance
• Bremen Announces Paving Projects
• Marine Remembers Okinawa
• Updated - LCSO Arrests Wanted Man In Bristol
• Breaking News - Simonds To Serve Six Months
• Breaking News - LCSO Nabs Fugitive In Bristol
• Confusion Surrounds Nobleboro's Role In Gateway 1
• Meager Crowd Passes $4.9 Million GSB Budget
• Simonds' Sentencing May 20
• Edgecomb Receives State Bypass Data
• JVS Budget Passes With No Discussion
• New Wiscasset Mascot Unveiled At RSU 12 Board Meeting
• Coastal Christian School Breaks Ground On New Gym
• US Census Confirms Lincoln County Oldest County In The Nation's Oldest State
• Residents And Selectmen Grill Whitefield Snowplow Contractor
• Cell Tower Rising In Walpole
• Trade Adjustment Assistance Workshops For Lobstermen Start Next Week
• The Perkins Plaque Is Back
• Washington Man Found Dead
• Convicted Waldoboro Murderer Moves Closer To Post-Conviction Review
• Former Boothbay Attorney Ordered To Pay More Than $50,000 In Restitution
• Jail Concerns Continue To Handcuff County
• Tess Elizabeth Flewelling
• Two Injured In Wiscasset Head-On Collision
• State Trooper Accused Of Child Molestation Files For Change Of Venue
• Medical Marijuana Changes Receive Unanimous Committee Support
• Clamming Conservation Closure On Medomak River
• Breaking News - Simonds Pleads 'No Contest'
• RSU/MSAD 40 Superintendent To Retire
• State Trooper Accused of Child Molestation Files for Change of Venue
• Church Street Reduced To One Lane
• Former Boothbay Attorney Ordered To Pay More Than $50,000 In Restitution
• $27,500 Proposed Increase In RSU 12 Budget
• Three Arrested In Boothbay Burglary Spree
• Work Continues On Water Mains And Storm Drains In Wiscasset
• Superior Court
• Public Hearing On Methadone Clinics And Medical Marijuana Dispensaries
• Whitefield Home Burial Spurs Inquiry
• LC Commissioners Discuss Corrections Legislation
• Sheriff's Office Requests Public Help With Identification Of Driver
• Turner Re-Elected To Somerville Road Commissioner
• RSU/MSAD Board Sends Budget to Voters
• Take Back Day to dispose medicines, April 30
• Volunteers needed to bottle feed LCAS kittens
• Traffic Alert - Work Begins May 2 On Water Main And Storm Drains In Wiscasset
• Commissioner Phil Congdon resigns
• Whitefield Board To Hear Firefighter's Appeal
• Damariscotta Secondary Education Budget Sheds $150,000
• Arson Charges Dismissed Against Wiscasset Man
• Herald Arrested In Latest Spate Of Burglaries
• Oxxfest Permit Revoked
• EMA Deputy Director Kaiser's Final Day April 29
• Bill For Alna School Choice Shot Down In Committee
• Coastal Christian School To Break Ground On New Gym
• Newcastle To Consider Wind Energy Ordinance
• Breaking News- Damariscotta Police recover stolen items
• 'Head-Out' Parking, Signage Rules Cut At Latest Codes Workshop
• Waldoboro Planning Board Approves Draft Of Methadone Clinic Ordinance
• Work Begins On Contentious Intersection Project
• Wiscasset Resident Requests WERP Link Removal
• Wiscasset Selectmen Nix Zoning Extension
• Firefighters, But No Fire, At Somerville School
• Bristol Fire Plans Local Training Facility
• Harbor House Exterior Complete In 'Four To Six Months'
• Legislature Considers Repealing Sections Of The Bottle Bill
• State Funding Woes Could Translate Into Rough Roads For The County
• Drake Remains On Leave
• Most Power Restored, Scattered Outages Remain in 4 Towns
• Blustery Storm Leaves 2600 Power Outages in Lincoln County
• A Hunters Breakfast Restaurant Run-In
• LCSO Arrests Two For Costly Burglary Spree
• Bristol Validates School Budget
• Jazz Night And Dessert At Skidompha Library A Rousing Success
• Budget Cuts At The Center Of Damariscotta Police Dept. Debate
• After Retirement, Damariscotta Selectman Breaks Bread With The Future
• Wolverine To Replace Redskin As WHS Mascot
• Sparse Attendance At Smart Meter Session
• Damariscotta Police Chief On Administrative Leave
• Morning Dew Farms' Owner Fights For Small Farm Rights
• Legislative Committee Tables Two Bills On Saltwater Fishing
• Alna Selectmen Defend Chairman Selection Process
• Updated - Damariscotta Police Chief On Paid Administrative Leave
• Breaking News - Waldoboro couple arrested for drug trafficking
• Damariscotta Police Chief on Paid Administrative Leave
• Rep. Jon McKane Weighs In On Mural Controversy
• Le Comte Ory
• The Moose Mountain Jazz Band - In Concert
• Communications Officers Praised For April 1 Snow Response
• Whitefield Artist Leads Charge In Mural Rumble
• Edgecomb Residents Nix Davis Island Land Purchase
• Somerville Selectmen Appoint Acting Road Commissioner
• Whitefield Board Acts On Illegal Junkyard
• AOS 93 Appoints New Superintendent
• South Bristol Launches Website
• Damariscotta Police Arrest Burglar After Scuffle
• Damariscotta Man Left $130,000 To Town
• Bill Removes Red Tape For Lobstermen
• Edgecomb Residents Nix Davis Island Land Purchase
• School News - AOS #93 Names New Superintendent
• Damariscotta Motor Vehicle Burglary Suspect Arrested
• LCAS Has A Lot Of Dogs, All Needing Homes
• 792 Outages in Lincoln County as Crews Work to Restore Power by Sat. Night
• Over 3000 Outages in Lincoln County as Crews Work to Restore Power
• Breaking News -- Whitefield Artist Helps Bring Lawsuit Against Gov. LePage Regarding Labor Mural
• Power Out in 15 Lincoln County Towns, CMP Issuing Updates on Twitter
• Heaviest Snowfall Tapering Off, But Variable Snow and/or Rain Into Nighttime Hours
• Breaking News - EMA Urges Residents to Stay Off Roads Until Storm Passes
• No Joke... April Fools Day Storm Track Change May Mean More Snow
• No Joke... NWS Issues Winter Weather Advisory for April Fools Day
• DOT To Fund Gateway 1 Projects Through March 1
• Jefferson Voters Say 'Yes' To Everything
• Roads Take Center Stage At Somerville Town Meeting
• Alexander Receives 'Unsung Hero' Award
• Fish Ladder Ready For Smelt Run
• South Bristol Town Clerk An Entrepreneur And Volunteer
• Interim Town Manager Apologizes For Executive Session Snafu
• Repair Bill For Walpole Cemetery Arch $24,000
• JVS Kids Bound For Odyssey Of The Mind World Finals...Again
• Crews Begin Westport Island Jetty Project
• Governor Directs Flags To Be Flown At Half-Staff March 30
• New RSU 2 Superintendent Named
• Former Damariscotta Man Sentenced On Federal Firearms Charge
• Newcastle Fire Co. Receives King Foundation Grant
• Damariscotta Police Dept. 'An Official Union'
• Newcastle: Fire Co. Bid Solicitation 'Void'
• Roads Take A Beating At Whitefield Town Meeting
• Jefferson Resident Named Executive Director Of The NRCM
• GSB To Participate In Study Of 'Higher Performing' Schools
• 'Jeopardy' Appearance/Party Approaching
• Budget Articles Pass, Gateway 1 Fails At Nobleboro Town Meeting
• No Injuries, Barn Saved In Damariscotta Mills Fire
• Whitefield Board Never Had Fire Dept. Manual
• Wiscasset Raceway Opening in Question
• Structure Fire in Damariscotta Mills
• Bristol Resident, Stimulus Funds Lend a Hand to Small Businesses
• Breaking News - Two Car Collision Results in One Fatality
• BreakIng News - RSU 12 Board Reinstates Wiscasset Mascot
• Damariscotta Police Dept. 'An Official Union'
• Former Legion Commander Battles Cancer
• Newcastle Selectmen Authorize Suit Against Bath Firm
• Great Salt Bay School Budget Draft Outlines $229,536 Increase
• Damariscotta To Elect Four Officials
• Judge Grants Change Of Venue For Simonds
• Whitefield Fire Department Officials Clarify Error
• Wilson, Three Alleged Accomplices Plead Not Guilty
• Edgecomb Selectmen Discuss Gateway 1 Fallout
• Mirroring National Trend, Local VFW Ranks Declining
• Edgecomb Bypass Taskforce To Meet With DOT
• Commissioners Act To Ensure County Efficiencies Save County Dollars
• Benner Upsets Tibbetts in Bristol Polling
• Cancellation - RSU #12 Board Meeting Rescheduled for March 17
• Breaking News Update - Firefighters continue on Scene at Round Pond Blaze
• Firefighters Responding To Round Pond Blaze
• Lincoln Academy math team takes first in Central Maine Math League
• Waldoboro Town Employees Vote to Unionize
• Repeat Sex Offender Sentenced To 35 Years
• Installation Of Smart Meters To Begin 'Shortly'
• WHS Mascot On March 10 RSU #12 Agenda
• Whitefield Board Adopts Harassment Policy
• Voters Agreeable At South Bristol Town Meeting
• DRA Plans Outdoor Ice Rink
• Rising Tide Considers Purchase Of Land Once Sought By Walmart
• Edgecomb Selectmen Discuss Elimination Of Gateway 1
• 'Mellow' Nobleboro Town Meeting Expected
• Superior Court
• Rice Wins Reelection; Gilbert Takes School Board Race
• High Winds Bring Power Outages to Lincoln County
• Breaking News -- LCEMA Warns of Icy Roads and More Flooding Yet to Come - Mon. Evening Commute May be 'Skating Rink'
• Weather Alert - NWS Withdraws Weather Advisory Early for Mon. - Light Rainfall and Possibility of Snow Still in Afternoon Forecast
• Breaking News - Flooding Causes Road Closures
• Weather Alert - NWS Issues Weather Advisory for Mon. - Rainfall may Turn into Messy Mix for Afternoon
• Vrooman Pleads Not Guilty To All Charges
• State's Confidential Employee's Pension Plan Costs Mainers 'Extra' $3 Million
• Rockland's Watershed School 'Accessible, Affordable'
• Grand Jury Indicts Barlow On Two Counts
• State Police Investigating TBRJ Suicide
• Waldoboro Rec Cancels Summer Swimming Lessons
• Food, Drink, Music And Sox Tickets At Zander Lee Fundraiser
• Edgecomb Awards Bid For New Fire Station
• After Seven Weeks, Doering's Ice Issues Remain
• Wiscasset Welcomes New Patrol Officer
• LePage And MDOT Pull Plug On Gateway 1
• Whitefield's New Fire Station: Bright, Multipurpose, And Nearly Done
• Breaking News - LePage And MDOT Pull Plug On Gateway 1
• State Police Investigating TBRJ Suicide
• Weather Alert - Weather Advisory Lifted But Mixed Precipitation to Continue in to Afternoon
• Weather Alert - Mon. Morning Commute May be Messy
• Weather Alert - Winter Weather Variety Show Plows Through, Lots of Closures but No Major Incidents
• Lincoln County Courthouse Closing Early Friday
• Lincoln County EMA Office Urges Residents To Prepare For Potential Flooding And Power Outages
• Weather Alert - NWS Warns of Snow Then Mixed Precipitation on Fri.
• CMP Crews Ready for Winter Storm
• Breaking News - State Trooper Indicted On Charges Of Child Molestation, Assault And Tampering With A Witness
• Shrimp Season To Close Feb. 28
• Trahan: 'Complete Moratorium' Likely For Hybrids
• Trahan: 'Complete Moratorium' Likely For Hybrids
• RSU 12 Supt. Responds To Wiscasset Mascot Query
• Revamped Weymouth House Expands Mission
• County Planner Discusses Gateway 1 With Constitutionalists
• Waldoboro To Increase Shellfish License Fees
• Woman Charged With Pocketing Parent-Teacher Organization Funds
• Waldoboro Fire Department To Outfit New Truck
• Lincoln Academy girls 7th in State Swimming
• Winslow Ends MV Run at East B Regional Quarter Finals
• Arrowsic Man Accused Of Child Molestation Pleads Not Guilty
• Free Fishing Days Feb. 19-20
• Supplies Unlimited Opens New Waldoboro Location
• Wiscasset Chamber Of Commerce Becomes Official
• Simonds Seeks Change Of Venue
• Whitefield Contractor Aids Authorities In Chelsea Theft Case
• Bristol Budget Committee Splits With Selectmen On Nonprofits
• K-1 Leak Damages Parish House
• Bristol Budget Includes $30,000 Hike, No Tax Increase
• Credit Card Thefts In Boothbay Harbor, Statewide Link Unknown
• Whites Island Owner Files FOIA Request
• Parent To Lead GSB Playground Project
• Sports News - MVHS Cheerleaders Win Third At State Championships
• Friday Night Fires in Wiscasset and Dresden Draws Massive Mutual Aid Response
• Breaking News - Crews Respond to Westport Island Structure Fire
• MVHS and MMS Released Early Due to Heating System Issue
• K-1 Leak Damages Parish House
• Arnold Diana Charged With Killing Friendship Woman
• Healthy Kids And Chocolate Overpower Snowstorm
• Car-Pole Accident Leaves 4081 In The Dark
• Westrum Elected President Of Maine Jail Administrators Association
• Rep. Macdonald Proposes Permanent Fuel Tax Exemption For Maine's Fishing Fleet
• Bremen Selectmen Approve Five-Year Plowing Contract
• Falling Ice Damages Two Cars In Damariscotta
• Wiscasset WinterFest Honors Cainin Griffin
• Hungry Animal Fund Dwindling
• Marketplace Café Broken Into - Again
• Wiscasset Slides From 'Top Ten Coolest Towns,' But Your Votes Can Still Save The Day
• Nobleboro Salt Sand Shed Collapses
• Falling Ice Damages Two Cars in Damariscotta
• Votes Needed Now To Keep Wiscasset In 'Coolest Towns' Top Ten
• Weather Alert - NWS Issues Winter Weather Advisory for Tues. Storm
• Car-Pole Accident Leaves 1408 in the Dark
• News Alert -- Chocolate Fest to Go On -- Snow or Shine
• Weather Alert - Winter Storm Watch Downgraded to Winter Weather Advisory for Sat. Night
• Weather Alert - Winter Storm Watch Issued for Sat. Night
• Bremen Seeks Candidates for Planning Board, Selectmen
• Help Wiscasset Ford Help Cainin Griffin
• Lincoln County Instrument Company Still Finding Its Muse
• Storm Update - 'Groundhog Day Nor'easter' Leaves Town Early
• Storm Update - NWS Moves Up End of Winter Storm Warning to 9 PM
• Storm Update - Heaviest Snowfall Moves Out by Evening
• In Wake of Whitefield 'Soap Opera,' Board Seeks Policies
• Bremen Selectman Announces Intention To Resign
• Newcastle Selectman To Appear On Jeopardy
• State Trooper Makes First Court Appearance
• Alna Resident Alleges Conflict Of Interest In Town Bidding Process
• Lincoln County Commissioners Address Poor Customer Service
• Two Juveniles Charged In Cottage Gardens Break-In
• Judge: Simonds' Evidence Inadmissible
• Weather Alert -- Snow...
• Weather Alert - Snowfall Goes Out as the Lamb Tues. Evening, Then Returns as the Lion Weds. Morning
• Cancellation - Wiscasset Board of Selectmen Meeting Cancelled, Town Office Closed Feb. 2
• Cancellation - Damariscotta Closes Town Office, Postpones Selectmen's Meeting
• Storm Update - CMP Crews Ready for Winter Storm
• Breaking News -- Waldoboro Selectmens Meeting Cancelled for Tues. -- Town Offices Closed Weds.
• Winter Storm Preparedness Tips From LCEMA
• Snow Storm Driving Tips From LCEMA
• Weather Alert - NWS Issues Bulletin Warning of 'Slippery Travel' on Tues.
• Weather Alert - NWS: Some Snow on Tues. Then Heavy Snowfall for Weds.
• Weather Alert - NWS Issues Winter Storm Watch -- Two-Part Storm in the Forecast - Possibility of 1 Foot of Snow on Weds.
• Court Update - Judge: Simonds Evidence Inadmissible
• Weather Alert - Two-Part Storm in the Forecast - Heaviest Impact Weds.
• Two Juveniles Charged In Cottage Gardens Break-In
• Breaking News - Berry Sentenced for Hit and Run
• Breaking News - Bremen Selectman Announces Intention to Resign
• Updated - Waldoboro Girl Rescues Brother
• State Trooper Charged With Child Molestation Makes First Court Appearance
• Weather Alert - NWS Withdraws Winter Weather Advisory as Storm Turns East
• Weather Alert - NWS Issues Winter Weather Advisory Beginning Weds. Evening
• Duck Vandal A No-Show At Ransom Site
• Whitefield Fire Under Investigation, No Injuries
• 'Convoluted' Incident Lands Whitefield Fire Chief In Hot Water
• Fire Truck Conversation Continues In Newcastle
• Alna Representative Proposes Raising Legal Smoking Age To 21
• New RSU/MSAD 40 Alert System Almost Ready For Trial Run
• TBRJ Board Examines Budget Preview
• Waldoboro Group Concerned With Individual Rights
• Weather Alert - NWS Issues Winter Storm Watch Beginning Weds. Evening
• Breaking News - Senator Trahan Introduces Legislation To Address Wolf Hybrid Refuge
• Congdon Confirmed
• Jan. 24 Edgecomb Board Of Selectmen Meeting Cancelled
• News Alert - Snowfall Accumulation Forecast Raised by NWS for Fri. Storm - No Major Incidents Reported
• News Alert - Snowfall Accumulation Forecast Raised by NWS for Fri. Storm - No Major Incidents Reported
• Harbor House Approval 'Moot,' Mattson To Reapply
• Weather Alert - NWS Calls for Heavy Snowfall on Friday
• Weather Alert - NWS Issues Winter Storm Warning for Fri. Storm
• Harbor House Approval 'Moot,' Future of Project Unclear
• Damariscotta Police Urge Pedestrians To Be Aware Of Falling Ice
• Café, Romeo's Pizza Hit By Burglar(s)
• Prank Leaves Neighborhood Reeling
• Wiscasset Nominated As One Of America's 'Coolest' Towns
• Fundraisers Planned For Cainin Griffin
• A Successful Harvest, Despite 'Brutal' Cold
• Lincoln County Recycling Effort Saves Mone
• Local Gas Stations Offer Glimpse At Pricing Process
• Newcastle Fire Co. Recommends Truck Purchase
• RSU 12 Board Votes To Remove WHS Mascot
• Weather Alert - NWS Downgrades Winter Storm Warning to a Winter Weather Advisory - Rainfall Forecast for Tues. Night
• News Alert - Board of Selectmen Meetings Postponed in Waldoboro and Wiscasset
• Waldoboro Selectmen's Meeting Postponed Until Weds. at 7 p.m.
• Cancellation - Winter Storm Cancels Jan. 18 Wiscasset Selectmen Meeting
• Weather Alert - NWS Issues Winter Storm Warning Beginning Tues. Morning
• MVHS Wins KVAC Cheering Championship
• Updated - Jefferson Resident Loses Home To Fire
• Breaking News - RSU 12 Board Votes to Remove WHS Mascot
• Jefferson Resident Loses Home To Fire
• News Alert -- Nor'easter Visits on Weds. -- Brings Some Surprises
• Weather Alert -- Nor'easter Beginning to Head Out -- Snowfall Intensity Higher Than Forecast -- Power Outages Reported as Winds Increase
• Weather Alert - Nor'easter Chugging Through Lincoln County, Snowfall Intensity Higher Than Forecast
• LCEMA Advising Residents to Stay at Home Until Heavy Snowfall Passes
• Fire Crews Having Hard Time Responding to Jefferson Structure Fire and Other Incidents Due to Storm
• Whitefield Land Complaint Settled
• Former Camden National Bank Branch Manager Pleads Guilty To Embezzlement
• Rice Wins Appeal
• Waldoboro Town Manager Resigns
• Waldoboro Voters Approve Methadone Clinic Moratorium
• Local Woman Circulates Petition To Ban Fluoride From Drinking Water
• Weather Alert - Nor'easter Visits for the Day
• Weather Alert - NWS Upgrades Advisory to a Winter Storm Warning for Weds. Nor'easter - Heaviest Snowfall and Wind Forecast for Morning Hours
• Breaking News - NWS Issues Winter Storm Watch for Weds. Nor'easter
• Governor Orders Flags To Be Lowered
• Breaking News - Westport Island Man Arrested On Drug Charges
• Breaking News - Congdon Nominated For LePage Cabinet Post
• No Indication Of Foul Play In Waldoboro Death
• Spruce Point Inn Chapter 11 Proceedings Successfully Concluded
• News Update - BEP Grants Rice Appeal
• Breaking News Update - Body in Waldoboro Identified
• Fishermen To Retain Access To Little Pond
• CSI:NY Star Relaxes At Home For The Holidays
• Loose Pig In Somerville Didn't Get Far
• Alna Selectmen Sign Letter In Support Of Bypass
• Bremen Cell Tower Appears To Have Been Scrapped
• Damariscotta Planning Board Approves Water Street Restaurant
• Mid-Coast Energy Replaces Somerville Fire's Stolen Generator
• Investigation Into Huber's Market Arson Continues
• One Dead In Rt. 220 Crash
• Korean War Veteran Gifts 'Pristine' Uniforms To Bristol Brothers
• Damariscotta: Special Town Meeting Possible To Resolve Marquee Issue
• Breaking News Update: Driver Identified in Fatal Rt. 220 Crash
• One Dead In Single-Car Waldoboro Crash
• Accident Halts Traffic In Waldoboro
• Firefighters Contain Sproul Road Fire
• Montsweag Dam Removal Complete
• Newcastle Board Of Selectmen To Meet Dec. 30
• Most Post Offices Closing Early On New Year's Eve
• Big Plans For Bremen Alewives In 2011
• Lincoln County Budget Down Slightly For 2011
• As Heating Oil Prices Soar, Help Is Available
• Huber's Market Victim Of Arson, Burglary
• No Decision On Harbor House Appeal
• DMR: Storage Condition 'A Mistake'
• LC Law Enforcement Gets Funds To Increase Patrolling
• Waldoboro Selectmen Move Forward With Moratorium On Methadone Clinics
• Lots Of Snow, Little Damage As Blizzard Pummels Lincoln County
• Post Office delays leave seasonal residents News-less
• Nobleboro Resident At A Loss Following Mailbox Theft
• Breaking News - Hubers Market Suffers Extensive Fire Damage, Arson Suspected
• Breaking News - Snowfall Moving Out -- High Winds Still Pummeling Lincoln County
• Blizzard Warning Extended to 6 p.m. -- High Winds and Heavy Snow Still Pounding Lincoln County
• Blizzard Warning Ends at 3 p.m. But High Winds to Linger
• Breaking News - Firefighters Contain Dryer Fire In Nobleboro
• Storm Cancellations
• Breaking News - Firefighters Contain Structure Fire In Nobleboro
• Breaking News - Structure Fire In Nobleboro
• Breaking News - Closings Include Lincoln County Courthouse as Storm Moves In
• Breaking News - NWS Upgrades to Blizzard Warning
• Breaking News - NWS Warns of Blizzard Conditions for Sun. Night - '12 Inches or More' of Snowfall Forecast by Mon. Afternoon
• NWS Warns of Snow Slick Roads Through Thurs. Morning
• Whitefield Fire Station On Schedule
• Task Force Votes To Continue Bypass Exploration
• Restorative Justice Project To Hold Volunteer Seminar
• Bremen Selectmen Seek Shellfish Committee Members
• Charges Pending In Whitefield Snowmobile Accident
• State Correctional System 'Built On Toothpicks,' Officials Say
• Boat Shop Founder Will Retire - In A While
• Mascot Tensions Continue In Wiscasset
• South Bristol Lobsterman Fights State, Neighbors To Store Traps
• The Eagle Has Landed.......Or Has He?
• Bypass Taskforce Committee: We Want Bypass
• Other Courts
• Edgecomb Selectmen Sign Protest Letter To DOT
• Odds Against Chances Of Oxxfest Return
• Happy Homecoming For Two Bristol Canines
• Waldoboro Selectmen Move Closer To Methadone Moratorium
• Togus To Recognize Bristol Volunteer For 10,000 Hours Of Service
• Cottage Gardens Open After Vandalism
• Newcastle 'Strenuously Objects' To Alternate Bypass Routes
• Good Samaritans Remain Nameless
• Point East Developer Avoids Auction With Eleventh Hour Payment
• Lincoln County Court Welcomes New Clerk Of Courts
• Dunkin' Donuts Doesn't Miss A Beat After Break-In
• Little Damage Reported After Heavy Rain
• Breaking News - Scattered Power Outages as Overnight Storm Brings Heavy Rain and High Winds
• Numerous Power Outrages in Wiscasset as Overnight Storm Brings Heavy Rain and High Winds
• Breaking News - Overnight Storm Brings Warnings for Heavy Rain and High Winds
• Breaking News - NWS Issue Weather Advisories for Sun. Storm
• Vandals Hit Cottage Gardens
• Arrowsic Man Accused Of Sexual Misconduct Re-Arrested
• Waldoboro Planning Board Approves Internet Tower
• Newcastle Grants Harbor House Extension
• Agencies 'Regrouping' After Snowstorm
• As Holidays Near, Police To Step Up OUI Enforcement
• Chadbourne's Work Featured In Stephen King's Online Store
• Wiscasset Voters Approve Municipal Planning Budget
• Maine's First Fire Marshal Commemorated
• First Winter Snowplowing Falls Short In Whitefield
• Court Hears Closing Arguments In Simonds Hearing
• Audubon, Kieve And Friends Of Hog Island Reach Agreement On Hog Island
• Eagle Nest A Fly In The Bypass Ointment
• Damariscotta Designates Snow-Storm Parking Area
• Newcastle Planning Board Grants Extension to Mattson Development
• Flying Santa's Pemaquid Visit Postponed
• Wiscasset Town Manager Urges Residents To Vote December 7
• Deadline Nears For Harbor House Project
• In Community Survey, Wiscasset Residents Say 'No' To Mascot Change
• Citing Racial Intolerance, Pleasant Point Educators Shelve Trip To WHS
• Eagle's Nest Alters Wiscasset Bypass Plans
• Federal Court Rules In Favor Of Waldoboro In Wrongful Death Suit
• Fossel 'Joyous' To Sponsor Repeal Of Jail Cap
• Head-On Collision In Edgecomb Hospitalizes Three
• Lincoln County Tax May Drop, Slightly
• Lincoln County Firefighters Remember Maine's First Fire Marshal
• LCSO Investigates Allegations Against Deputy
• Breaking News - Eagle's Nest Alters Wiscasset Bypass Plans
• State Trooper Arrested in Nobleboro
• Breaking News - Serious Collision Briefly Closes Rt. 1
• Guilty Plea In Horse Abuse Case
• Edgecomb Crash Closes Rt. 1
• Missing Friendship Woman Found Murdered, Rockland Man Charged
• Federal Court Rules In Favor Of Waldoboro In Wrongful Death Suit
• Burglars Strike Damariscotta Gallery - Twice
• Whitefield Panel Tackles Valuation Bugbear
• Despite Wireless Internet Option, Some Jefferson Residents Still Struggle To Get Online
• Ecumenical Food Pantry Prepares Thanksgiving Baskets
• Mascot Committee Outlines Agenda And Discusses Ultimate Responsibility
• South Bristol Approves Coveside Permits
• Wiscasset Property Owners Affected By Proposed Bypass, Receive Attorney's Letter
• Simonds Testifies; Hearing Continues
• Incoming House Speaker's Business Overcharged Maine '100 Percent Of The Time'
• Wiscasset Merchants To Form Chamber Of Commerce
• Motor Vehicle Office Moving
• Damariscotta Police Warn Of Latest Phone Scam
• 2010-11 Winter Holiday Resources
• Coins From Massachusetts' Theft May Be In Maine
• Westport Island Extends Helping Hand To Families In Need
• Several Injured In Waldoboro Crash
• Potential Audubon/Kieve Partnership On Hog Island Creates Local Anxiety
• Muslims In America Panel Fosters Education, Reconciliation
• Edgecomb Selectmen Mum On Mt. Hunger Lawsuit
• DPAC Unveils Final Heart And Soul Report, Develops Future Plans
• Former Wiscasset School Board Member Calls For End Of RSU #12
• Bristol Continues To Prepare For Olde Bristol Days Move
• Schooner Cove Residents Remember
• Local Marines Celebrate 235th Birthday
• Simonds Defense Attempts To Suppress Statement
• WWII Veteran Recalls A Perilous Rhine Crossing
• Thrift Store Opens To Support After School Snack Program
• Wiscasset Students Take Mascot Issue On The Road
• Construction Resumes On Fish Ladder
• Construction Of 950-Foot Sidewalk To Cost $360,000
• Wind And Rain Storm Leaves 4642 Without Power
• Inaugural 'Fill The Food Pantry' Challenge An Overwhelming Success
• Early Deadlines
• Updated - Possible Mountain Lion Photographed In Jefferson
• Storm Closes Roads Leaves Some Lincoln County Residents Without Power
• CMP Crews Responding To Widespread Outages
• Whitefield Fire Does Minimal Damage
• Wiscasset Memorial Pier Deemed 'Unfit' By Structural Engineers
• Whitefield Man Escaped Serious Injury In Kennebec County Accident
• Election Results
• Lincoln Academy Alum Receives National Teaching Award
• Wiscasset Says 'No' To Equipment Purchase
• Lincoln County Favors LePage
• South China Woman Faces Forgery, Theft And Drug Charges
• Wiscasset And Passamaquoddy Students To Take Part In Cultural Exchange
• Edgecomb Selectmen Grapple With Davis Island Concerns
• Wiscasset Tackles Amusement Permits
• Election Results Coming- Boothbay Harbor Reporting
• Boothbay/Boothbay Harbor Man Pleads Guilty To Voter Fraud
• LePage Wins MMS Vote
• Dresden to Vote at Pownalborough Hall Nov. 2.
• Atlantic Avenue In Boothbay Harbor Reduced To One Lane
• Crime On The (Slight) Rise In Lincoln County
• Polling Times And Locations
• Candidate and Referendum Question Highlights
• Pension 'Time Bomb' Missing In Action From Candidates' Platform
• Edgecomb Gravel Pit Owner Sues The Town
• Missing Waldoboro Man May Have Died In Newcastle Crash
• Whitefield Breaks Ground For Central Fire Station
• RSU 12's Ralph Hilton Petitions Board To Change Funding Formula
• Waldoboro Visioning Project Complete
• 'Fix And Swap' Proposal Concerns Newcastle Officials
• Nobleboro Residents Hear First Of Three Gateway 1 Presentations
• Harbor House Clears Design Hurdle
• Damariscotta Officials Unhappy With Biscay Road Work
• Community Pays Tribute To Former Whitefield Fire Chief
• Audrey C. Rice
• RSU #12 Board Views WHS Mascot Controversy As Local Issue
• Investigation Continues Into Inmate Suicide At TBRJ
• Money Scam Out Of Canada
• Wiscasset Select Board Approves Warrant For December Vote
• Bouchard Named Superintendent Of The Year
• DPAC Hosts Community Conversation At Mobius
• Damariscotta Breast Cancer Walk Surpasses 1000 Participants
• Waldoboro's Wireless Internet Expansion Project Creates Static
• AOS 93 Suspends Requests For Social Security Numbers
• Waldoboro Police Seek Information On Missing Person
• Whitefield Debates Board Expansion
• Lincoln County Storm Meant 'Lights Out' For Some Customers
• Waldoboro Home Destroyed By Fire
• Breaking News - Structure Fire in Somerville
• Edgecomb Voters Clear The Way For New Fire Station
• Storm Update On Current Nor'easter
• Waldoboro Emergency Crews Scramble During Storm
• Storm Closure: All Schools In MSAD/RSU 40
• EMA Storm Update
• CMP Reported Outages
• Storm Update: CMP Crews Responding To Storm Damage
• Four Waldoboro Residents Arrested on Marijuana Charges
• Breaking News: Escaped Prisoner Arrested
• Bremen To Vote On Recall Ordinance
• Waldoboro Selectmen Approve Purchase Of Tasers
• Waldoboro Police Seek Information On Missing Person
• Weather Alert: Lincoln County EMA Issues Weather Advisory
• No Public Works Department For Bristol
• Contenders For 2010 Chunkin' Title Face Off In Nobleboro
• Legality, Effect Of 1946 Parking Ordinance Still Unclear
• Man And Dog Rescued After Boat Fire Off Boothbay Harbor
• Damariscotta Pumpkin Boat Regatta Draws Biggest Ever Crowd
• Waldoboro Police Investigating Break In At Waltz Pharmacy
• Fire Departments Spark Safety And Awareness In Children
• Olde Bristol Days Likely To Leave Colonial Pemaquid
• John Birch Society President Preaches To The Choir In Waldoboro Speech
• DOT Pleads Poverty, Urges Patience With Rt. 144
• DOT Plans To Purchase Easement On 129 Acres Of Sherman Marsh
• Local Emergency Services Prep For Disaster With Wildfire Drill
• Nobleboro Resident Dissatisfied With Town's Handling Of Sand Contract
• Edgecomb Edges Closer To New Fire Station
• Waldoboro Man Pleads Guilty To Possession Of Child Pornography
• AppleFest Brings Neighbors Together
• JVS Construction Slightly Behind Schedule
• LCSO Investigating Nobleboro Break-In
• Fire destroys Foye Road house in Wiscasset
• Trahan Receives Second Government Service Award
• Town Clerks Take Up 'Fill The Food Pantry' Challenge
• Whitefield Considers Five-Person Board
• Waldoboro And Jefferson Approve Rt. 32 Plan
• Police Raids in Result in Five Drug Arrests
• LCSO Investigating Nobleboro Break-in
• Nobleboro Youth Receives National Award
• Edgecomb Edges Closer To New Fire Station
• Fire Destroys Foye Road House In Wiscasset
• Lincoln Academy golf wins KVAC crown
• Breaking News - Waldoboro Man Pleads Guilty to Possession of Child Pornography
• South Bristol Hesitant To Replace Failing Fire Truck
• Bristol To State: Deny Wolf Ledge Refuge Permit
• Weymouth House Launches Healthy Snacks For Kids Program
• Bristol Selectmen Help Fill Senate Candidate's To-Do List
• Bigger Catch, Same Problems For Westport Island Lobstermen
• Nobleboro Grange Hall Put Up For Sale
• Film Scene Shot At Jefferson Cattle Pound
• Local GOP Welcomes LePage At 1812 Farm
• Lost Money Found
• Driver License Renewal Postcards To Replace Costly Packets
• Colonial Pemaquid Dwelling Project Needs Hands-On Help
• Counterfeit Bills Found In Damariscotta
• Burglary Suspect Arrested
• Breaking News - Boothbay Harbor Police Searching For Burglary Suspect
• Public Discussion And Tour Of Montsweag Brook
• Bremen To Consider Recall Ordinance
• Bremen Boiler Saga Continues
• Bremen Town House Opens For First Public Dinner In 20 Years
• Sheepscot Road Closed Until October
• Wiscasset Convenience Store Victimized By Counterfeit Bills
• Nobleboro Resident To Host Protest At Bank Of America
• No Applications Received For Waldoboro Herring License
• Transfer Stations Report Success With Expansion Of Plastics Recycling
• Commissioners Reinstate Pellerin
• DPAC Wants Public Input
• Driver "Lucky To Be Alive" In Nobleboro Crash
• Sheepscot Road Closed Until October
• Bristol Completes Repair Of One Road, Plans For Two More
• Community Medicine The Mission Field For Somerville Doctor
• Bremen Resident Receives French Medal Of Honor
• Despite Parking Dilemma, Newcastle Officials Want Harbor House
• Edgecomb Voters Approve Bond For New Fire Station
• Commissioners Reinstate Pellerin
• Treasure Hunters Dig In Pine Knoll Cemetery; Newcastle Objects
• Waldoboro Selectmen Table Purchase Of Tasers; Confer Rank On Firefighters
• Catastrophe Narrowly Avoided In Waldoboro Car Crash
• Three-Car Accident Closes Gardiner Road In Wiscasset
• Wiscasset Committee 'Disappointed' In Army Corp Bypass Response
• Wiscasset Voters Approve Eight Articles In Special Town Vote
• Lincoln County Serves As Testing Ground For A New Kind Of High School
• State 'Cannot Justify The Denial' Of Wolf Ledge License
• Wiscasset Revisits Mascot Controversy During RSU 12 Board Meeting
• Jefferson Man Receives Freemason's Highest Degree
• South Bristol Swing-Bridge Closed To Boat Traffic
• Two-Car Injury Accident On Route 1
• Bigelow Laboratory Breaks Ground In East Boothbay
• Police Searching For Home Invasion Suspect
• Wiscasset To Vote In Special Town Meeting Sept. 14
• Pellerin Remains On Leave, Commissioners Remain Silent
• Damariscotta Creates Comprehensive Planning Committee
• Former Boothbay Attorney Receives 15-Month Sentence
• Jefferson Couple Arrested On Drug Charges
• Chapman Street Residents Drowning In Drainage Issues
• Whitefield Readies For Fire Station Construction Bids
• Board Of Corrections Error Shocks County Officials
• Police Searching For Home Invasion Suspect
• Breaking News - Jefferson Couple Arrested On Drug Charges
• Beneficial Rainfall is the Only Effect of Earl
• Tropical Storm Watch Remains in Effect Even as Hurricane Earl Tracks Further Offshore - Moderate Win
• Boaters and Fishermen Prepare For Hurricane Earl
• CMP Prepared For Hurricane Earl
• Weather Preparation Update: Guidance On Food Safety Before And Following Power Outages
• LCEMA: Take Preparations Seriously For Hurricane Earl
• Sports Reschedule: LA girl's soccer game to be played earlier
• Sports Update: Lincoln Academy, Medomak And Wiscasset Golf Postponed
• NWS Issues Tropical Storm Watch as Hurricane Earl Approaches - Present Forecast Calls for Moderate W
• Maine Eastern Railroad Cancels Weekend Trains Due to Possibility of Storm Damage
• Local Organizations In Danger Of Losing Non-Profit Status
• Rockland Man Accused Of Animal Abuse Appears In Court
• Dresden Puts Tax-Acquired Properties Up For Bid
• Commissioners Place Pellerin On Administrative Leave
• Southport Bridge Falls Victim To The Heat
• Bieler Bid For Reduced Sentence Denied
• Damariscotta Police Issue Additional Summons In Forgery Case
• Communications Center Work Forms Bond Between Dispatchers, Community
• Mount Hunger Dispute Heats Up
• LCN Welcomes Matthew J. Stilphen
• LCEMA Reviews Hurricane Preparedness
• Funding Available To Help Farmers Extend Growing Season, Protect Resources
• USDA Announces Conservation Reserve Program General Sign-Up
• Waldoboro Selectmen Vote To Withdraw Recent Grant Application
• Mitchell Visits The Twin Villages
• Grand Jury Indicts Simonds On 22 Counts
• Whitefield Couple Complains About Noisy Neighbor
• Somerville Selectmen Set 2010 Mil Rate
• ATV Rider In Critical Condition Following Crash
• Court News from Lincoln County Sixth District, Wiscasset
• Waldoboro Police Report
• Parking Issues Dominate Harbor House Application Debate
• New Nobleboro Fire Chief Keeps An Eye On The Future
• Bremen Voters Reject New Boiler For Town Office
• Local Fire Chiefs Recognize Peers For 'Selfless' Service
• Breaking Local News - The Steeple Returns
• Biscay Road in Damariscotta Scheduled to Reopen
• Breaking News - Former GSB Teacher Indicted
• Bremen Voters Reject New Boiler for Town Office
• News Update - Dresden Accident Victim Identified
• Breaking News - ATV Rider in Critical Condition Following Crash
• Breaking News - Chimney Fire at Waldoboro Kelp Factory
• Excavation In Pemaquid Helps Uncover Region's Colonial Heritage
• Police Arrest Five In Far-Reaching Forgery Investigation
• Sinking Groundwater Levels Rise To Forefront At Comprehensive Plan Meeting
• 'Let's Go' to prevent childhood obesity comes to Lincoln County
• Demolition-Ready, Chewonki Turns To Education
• Competitors Hail Merritt Brackett Races As Maine's Best
• Breaking News - Wiscasset Man Arrested on Drug Charges
• Excavation Near Pemaquid Falls Uncovers 18th Century Home
• Pristine Weather Creates Olde Bristol Days Memories
• Substitute Jefferson Day A Success, But Still Something Lacking
• Police Arrest Five For Alleged Forgeries
• Dresden Town Reminder - Dresden To Hold Special Town Meeting To Discuss Shoreland Zoning, Recall Ord
• Steeple Raising Ceremony To Be Held
• Breaking News - 6200 In Midcoast Without Power, Transformer Blew
• Steeple Will Go Up This Year, Says Fundraising Chairman
• Waldoboro Police Arrest Texas Fugitive
• Rash Of Burglaries In Waldoboro
• Accident Results In Minor Injuries
• Sen. Snowe Leads GOP Candidates On Main Street Walk
• Two Arrested In Apparent Burglary Spree
• Jefferson Sanctions Year-Round Use Of DLWA Office
• Descendants of early settler unveil 'Angel Gabriel' monument
• Traffic Control Plans Announced For Olde Bristol Days
• DOT Commissioner Visits Lincoln County
• Feds Receive Little Sympathy At Blue Ribbon Commission Meeting
• Reviving Arlington Grange Triggers Growing Pains
• Guitarist For Local Favorite Dead Season Weighs In On Oxxfest
• Oxxfest Rocks Wiscasset
• DOT To Close Biscay Road For Repairs
• News Update - Missing Boy Found Safe In Boothbay
• Dana Malseptic Trio in Concert Aug. 12
• Breaking News -- 9-Year-Old Boy Lost and Alone in Boothbay
• Evening Construction on Route 1 to Continue Into October
• Round Pond Church Prepares 'Delectable' Feast For Third Annual Gala
• Damariscotta Continues Toward New Code Development
• Jefferson Ladies' Aid Hopes To Make Up For Canceled Community Day
• Maine Yankee CAP To Host Meeting Of Blue Ribbon Commission Subcommittee
• Crash Leaves 119 Wiscasset Residents Without Power
• Commissioners Reject DEA Partnership
• Sisters Reunited After 50 Plus Years Apart
• Oxford Officials Refute Commissioner's Account Of 2009 Oxxfest
• One Obstacle Removed For Jefferson Sober House
• Damariscotta Designated As New Maine Downtown Network Community
• Law Enforcement And Medical Officials Report Satisfaction With Oxxfest
• Updated-Rollover Accident in Jefferson
• Newcastle Accident Totals Three Cars
• Lincoln County Communications Center Urge Lawmakers To Maintain Agency's Status
• Waldoboro Police Arrest Newcastle Man For Alleged Assault
• Updated - Commissioners Updated - Grill Town And County Officials About Oxxfest Planning
• Steeple Fundraisers Eye End Goal
• Wiscasset Planning Board Approves Dam Removal
• GOP, Democrats Claim Organizational Lead Going Into Fall
• DOT Ready To Commence Roadside Spraying In Lincoln County
• Clinton Collamore Resigns From Waldoboro Select Board
• Damariscotta Mil Rate Increases

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