RICHMOND — Selectmen meet at 6 p.m. Wednesday at the Town Office to consider a proposed contract for ambulance services for the town.

WINDSOR — There will be no asphalt made at the newest site of R.C. & Sons Paving. The company has halted all its operations.

IN ALBION, Saturday at 6:25 p.m., reported suspicious activity was investigated on Abbott Road.

Even with the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act in doubt, many states are positioning themselves to be ready with at least one provision of the federal law: setting up insurance exchanges.

WINSLOW — Town councilors unanimously approved the first reading of a resolution to borrow up to $200,000 to reconstruct the Winslow Municipal Track.

Buoyed by the success of food and drink advertising campaigns such as “Got Milk?,” the state Lobster Advisory Council wants Maine’s lobster industry to spend $3 million boost sales and market prices.

INDIAN ISLAND — Bill Townsend is an old man now, at 84, but steady enough on his feet to walk down the muddy bank of the Penobscot River and watch as excavators smashed the defunct concrete fishway of the Great Works Dam.

SKOWHEGAN — Residents in early voting at Monday’s annual Town Meeting agreed to spend $1,078,945 for the Police Department, $716,151 for the Fire Department, $796,204 for solid waste management, $884,00 for debt retirement, and a total of $1.25 million for summer roads, winter roads and vehicle maintenance.