Whitefield residents will have a chance to ask questions and receive information about property assessment at a public hearing on Thurs., Nov. 19. Selectmen set the date at their regular meeting Monday. The meeting will be held in the school gym beginning at 7 p.m.
Mid-Coast Energy Prepares For A Busy Heating Season
When Mid-Coast Energy Systems Inc., began to receive more service calls than usual this fall, company co-owner and service manager Dave Gamage began to reorganize the service department to meet the demand.
Waldoboro Captain Out Maneuvers Somali Pirates
Smart thinking and quick maneuvering by Captain Mike Tolley, of Waldoboro, saved the MV Harriette from being captured by Somali pirates on Nov. 2. The MV Harriette was 360 nautical miles east of Mombasa, Kenya when two skiffs filled with five to six pirates each attempted to hijack the 700-foot ship.
Flag Ceremony At Somerville Elementary School
Children in K-8th grades sat quietly in the still, bright morning as the smoke from a burning American flag billowed into the sky above the Somerville Elementary School.
Breaking News: Convicted Slayer John Okie Seeks New Trial
A former Newcastle resident, convicted of slaying his father and a former girlfriend, asked the Maine Supreme Judicial Court Monday to grant him a new trial.
Shew & Burnham Restore A Classic
Around the turn of the century, famed Adirondack boat builder J. H. Rushton bragged his rowing boats were tough.
“With good care, they should last over 20 years,” he advertised.
He was right.
Lincoln Superior Court News
On Nov. 3, Glenn A. Burns, 46, Thomaston, was found guilty of violating condition of release and received a $500 fine. The offense dates from Aug. 5.
RSU 12 Board Considers Budget Options, Vote Planned For January
Sheepscot Valley RSU 12 set Jan. 16, 2010 as the next district meeting for adopting a budget. The referendum vote to validate the budget will be Jan. 26, and it’s unlikely it will differ significantly from what was rejected earlier.
American Legion Honors World War II Vets
LeeAnna Hutchins took some World War II veterans to lunch Tuesday at the Cove’s Edge retirement facility. She thanked them for their service and told them it was an honor to be with them.
News Update: Dik Brackett Sentencing Postponed
Superior Court Justice Andrew M. Horton postponed sentencing for former Boothbay Harbor physician’s assistant Dik Brackett Wednesday saying he wanted to consider a newly revealed health issue that might bear on his decision.
Search And Seizure Covered At Citizen’s Police Academy
The Fourth Amendment as it was written in the Bill of Rights protects citizens from unlawful search and seizure, yet many don’t see the challenges local law enforcement face as they investigate crimes.
Brackett Collapses, Sentence Postponed
Former Boothbay Harbor Physician’s Assistant Richard “Dik” Brackett collapsed in court Monday as a judge was listening to his lawyer argue he should not go to jail.
Volunteers Needed, Public Hearing For Liquor License In Jefferson
The KeepMEwarm program through the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) is seeking volunteers to learn how to weatherize homes, Jefferson selectmen said during their regular Monday night meeting.
Debbie And Arthur’s Lucky Friday The 13th
Friday the 13th was a lucky day for Debbie and Arthur Ethier when the FedEx driver rolled up to their neat trailer and delivered a check for $100,000.
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