Nancy Gault of Waldoboro enjoys games like Sudoku and puzzles. In addition to being fun, games keep her mind active, she said. They are what some would call healthy addictions. At 66 years of age, she’s hoping it will be another 20 to 30 years before she has to worry about Alzheimer’s disease or some form of dementia.
Three Men Indicted in Waldoboro Arson Case
Three local men accused of burning a boathouse and lobster boat in Waldoboro in 2012 were each indicted by grand jury on a pair of class A felony arson charges Sept. 11.
Hawke Brings Passion for Business to House Race
A Boothbay Harbor businesswoman, school board member, and second-time candidate for the Maine House of Representatives hopes to bring a pro-business perspective to the Legislature.
South Bristol Town Landing Work Continues
A local carpenter is rebuilding a wharf and another contractor is due to pave the boat ramp and parking area as work progresses on the new South Bristol town landing.
DEP Commissioner Joins Newcastle Finance Committee
A member of Gov. Paul LePage’s cabinet will weigh in when Newcastle builds and debates its town budget next spring.
Whitefield Community Playground Opens
The first phase of the new Whitefield Community Playground has been completed and the opening day of school, Sept. 2 marked the official opening of the playground located at the Whitefield Elementary School.
Gardiner Man Seriously Injured in Whitefield Motorcycle Crash
A Gardiner man was flown by helicopter to Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston following a serious motorcycle accident on Mills Road in Whitefield, Sept. 28.
Vassalboro Rep Hopes to Tackle Issues as They Come Up
Rep. Lori A. Fowle, D-Vassalboro, is a first-term legislator who hopes her take-things-as-they-come approach can serve her constituents for another two years.
Bristol Woman Allegedly Stabs Boyfriend in Leg
A 29-year-old Bristol woman faces a felony assault charge after allegedly stabbing her live-in boyfriend in the leg in July.
Edgecomb Independent Stresses Education, Small Business
An Edgecomb general contractor and substitute teacher aims to strengthen schools and support small businesses if he wins election to the Maine House of Representatives.
Owner of Jefferson Property Where Body Was Found Saw ‘Red Flags’
The man who married the ex-wife of suspected homicide victim Charles E. “Chuck” Woodburn says he saw “red flags” years ago suggesting Woodburn was buried on his Jefferson property.
Meanwhile, a former stepson of Woodburn’s alleges his late mother’s new husband admitted to seeing Woodburn’s death.
Nobleboro Man Allegedly Strangled Woman Over Food Stamp Balance
A Nobleboro man allegedly punched a woman in the mouth and strangled her after he became upset over the balance of her food stamp card the night of Aug. 28, according to an affidavit by Lincoln County Sheriff’s Deputy Ryan Chubbuck.
D.A. Candidate: ‘We Can Do Better’
Democratic candidate for district attorney David Sinclair, of Bath, believes the office can alleviate the fiscal and social costs of incarceration through alternatives already in use elsewhere around the state.
Boothbay Man Gets Two Years in Child Porn Case
A Boothbay man who pleaded guilty to five charges of possession of sexually explicit materials – child pornography – in June was sentenced Sept. 25 to five years in prison with all but two years suspended.
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