AOS 93 and RSU 2 are among 31 Maine school districts that will lose their school health coordinators as a result of cuts to a state program.
Lobster Council Makes Plans In Aftermath Of Lobsterboat Tie-Ups
Marine Patrol Chief Col. Joseph Fessenden told the Lobster Advisory Council, July 18, that rumors of illegal activities among lobstermen, in the aftermath of a price drop and resulting tie-up, had been mostly unfounded. He said officers investigated every complaint and that only one, in Casco Bay, had a basis in fact.
Other Courts
Santiago H. Esparza, 29, Bremen, displaying fictitious vehicle certificate, $250.
Aiyana Amoretta Destiny Plummer
Matthew and Appolonia Plummer of Bristol are pleased to announce the arrival of a baby girl, Aiyana Amoretta Destiny Plummer.
Synthetic Cannabinoids Puts Strain On Services
As synthetic cannabinoids such as K2 and Spice are sold in some stores in Lincoln County, police and hospital staff are scrambling to keep abreast of the problems and symptoms these drugs bring.
Foreclosure Sale Of Wiscasset Raceway May Face Obstacles
The Wiscasset Raceway, which opened in 1969, will be auctioned off as is, on July 12 at 1 p.m. Environmental concerns outlined in two reports could be obstacles to the property’s sale, however.
RSU 12 Interim Supt. Looks Ahead
Former Wiscasset School Supt. Alan Hawkins has came out of retirement to serve as the interim superintendent for Regional School Unit 12. Hawkins assumed the responsibilities on July 1 and will serve while the RSU board searches for a long-term hire.
Jury Trial Approved For Illegal Hunting Ring
Six suspects have been charged in regard to criminal actions that are alleged to have taken place, between May 3 and Dec. 12, 2011. In March, investigators said they had been tracking a group that may have killed up to 50 deer illegally in the last three years.
Whitefield Selectmen Appoint Scott Higgins As Fire Chief
The Whitefield Board of Selectmen appointed interim fire chief Scott Higgins as fire chief during executive session July 24. At the May 8 select board meeting, Higgins had told the board of his intention to resign as deputy fire chief, saying his decision stemmed from wanting to spend more time with his grandchildren.
Bristol To Dispose Of Three Properties
The Bristol Board of Selectmen voted to dispose of three tax-acquired properties at public sale at its July 11 meeting.
The selectmen will decide the method and date of the sale, as well as other details, at a future meeting.
Somerville Swears In CEO, Fire Chief
Somerville’s new code enforcement officer and plumbing inspector, Bob Temple, was sworn in during the Board of Selectmen’s July 3 meeting, as part of an agenda that included several official appointments.
Dresden Man Who Reported Home Invasion, Now In Jail
The Lincoln County Sheriff’s office reported that a Dresden man, Andrew Goupill, 33, of Dorr Road, is now in jail after having called 911 regarding an invasion of his home, said Lt. Rand Maker.
Jude Kelley Frazell
Lisa and Justin Frazell, of Bangor, proudly announce the birth of their son, Jude Kelley Frazell, on July 4 at 8:29 a.m. at Eastern Maine Medical Center.
New Harbor Lobsterman Hauls In Unusual Catch
New Harbor lobsterman Dexter Benner hauled in one of his lobster traps July 18 to find an unexpected occupant.
After several days of speculation, Benner and a neighbor were able to identify his bycatch as a gray triggerfish.
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