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Rockland District Court closed cases
Read More>>ROCKLAND — An Owls Head man was assessed $4,500 in fines April 17 in Rockland District Court for lobster infractions.
Vance McMahan, 49, was found guilty of taking/transporting/selling/possessing V-notched lobster in Owls Head Sept. 20, 2013, which resulted in a $900 fine.
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Waldo County Sheriff’s Office beat
Read More>>BELFAST — The Waldo County Sheriff's Office reported the following activity April 11-22. An arrest or summons does not imply guilt.
April 11
Douglas H. Penney, 44, of Unity, was arrested for violating conditions of release.
April 13
Kyle J. Anderson, 20, of Unity, was issued summonses for possession of liquor by a minor and driving to endanger on Unity Road in Thorndike.
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‘Pathway 4 Paden’
Nonprofit, local builders construct wheelchair accessible ramp for Rockland five-year-old
Read More>>ROCKLAND — The Florida-based nonprofit Wheelchairs 4 Kids teamed up with McMahon Builders, LLC and the Maine Contractors & Builders Alliance in Rockland to provide a five-year-old boy with physical disabilities a new wheelchair accessible ramp for his home. On Saturday, April 19, the groups collaborated to construct the "Pathway 4 Paden" in Rockland.
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Free talk April 24 at 7 p.m., Camden Public Library
40 Mark Fitzgerald-designed model boats at sea with an ocean of learning
Read More>>CAMDEN — For the next presentation in its Maritime Month series, the Camden Public Library will host a talk by Dick Baldwin, founder of Educational Passages, who will speak about the local program he started and its educational mission to help students build, launch, and track model ships on the sea. The free presentation will take place at the library on Thursday, April 24, at 7 p.m.
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Midcoast Millennials Mentoring this Friday, April 25
New peer group for 20-somethings: Find a job, start a business, answer life’s question ‘What do I want to do?’
Read More>>CAMDEN — Almost exactly five months ago, author, entrepreneur and business consultant Richard Ogle was sitting in a downtown Camden coffee shop when he stumbled across two New York Times articles published that day on youth unemployment in Europe.
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With acquisition of Tibbetts assets, aims for growth
New Mexico company establishes Camden plant, solidifies Pine Tree Zone standing
Read More>>CAMDEN — Sierra Peaks Corporation, an Albuquerque, N.M.-based company that develops and manufactures acoustic miniature microphones and other communications-related devices, purchased the assets of IntriCon Tibbetts on Colcord Ave. in Camden in January, and now with official state support, the company hopes to expand business there.
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Bank hands out $100,000 to Maine organizations
Nonprofits in Knox and Waldo counties receive grants from Bangor Savings Bank
Read More>>BELFAST — Your vote counted. Several weeks ago, as part of its Community Matters More grant initiative, Bangor Savings Bank tallied more than 86,000 online votes for the state’s 3,391 nonprofit organizations. Sixty-eight nonprofits in eight regions were awarded $1,000 grants, and the top voter-getter in each region, which included Hospice Volunteers of Waldo County, received a $5,000 grant. The grant totals were equal to $100,000.
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Allied Whale covers area from Rockland to Canadian border
Marine mammal group holds free stranding response workshop in Bar Harbor
Read More>>BAR HARBOR — Allied Whale, College of the Atlantic's marine mammal research group, will hold its annual Spring Marine Mammal Stranding Response workshop on Saturday, May 3 from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the college's McCormick Lecture Hall.
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April 24, 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., Waterfall Arts
Maine Arts Commission seeks feedback in Belfast
Read More>>BELFAST — The Maine Arts Commission is coming to Waterfall Arts in Belfast on Thursday, April 24 from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. The commission is looking for artists, arts organizations, economic development professionals, educators, government and elected officials, tourism officials, and anyone who is passionate about the arts, to attend this feedback meeting.
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TREKKERS 5K-10K
Trekkers Hosts First Annual Thomaston Trek 5k and 10k Run/Walk
Read More>>THOMASTON – Trekkers will be hosting their First annual Thomaston Trek 5K-10K on Saturday, June 7. The 5k or a 10k run or walk and is open to all levels of experience.
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NATIONAL PRESCRIPTION DRUG TAKE BACK DAY, APRIL 26
Local law enforcement holds drug collections around region; sign up for the Yellow Dot
Read More>>MIDCOAST — In association with National Prescription Drug Take Back Day Saturday, April 26, from 10 a.m.
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HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
Pilot Daily High School Schedule, Wednesday, April 23
Read More>>ROCKLAND – The 2014 Spring sports season opens today with baseball and softball games scheduled with most local teams playing a rival; however, two games have been postponed already today. Coaches, managers, parents are encouraged to send the score so we can update and keep standings for each team.
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Begins job July 1
Camden-Rockport hires new elementary school principal
Read More>>ROCKPORT — The Camden-Rockport School Board has hired Janet Anderson as the next principal for Camden-Rockport Elementary School. Anderson will begin her new duties July 1. She replaces Theresa Lash, who was in that position for three years.
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What’s that project?
Maine Sport dredges its Rockport pond
Read More>>ROCKPORT — Drivers along Route 1 near the intersection of Main Street in Rockport were double-taking Tuesday afternoon, as big equipment began knocking down trees and digging into a pond adjacent to Maine Sport Outfitters, the local outdoor adventure retailer.
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Camden joins libraries across Maine for ‘Lawyers in Libraries’ event May 2
Read More>>CAMDEN — In early May, libraries across Maine will partner with local lawyers to speak with library patrons about the challenges that arise when an individual is faced with a legal problem. Volunteer lawyers will provide information on how to access civil legal resources and will be available for a Q&A and brief consultations with attendees. At the Camden Public Library, "Lawyers in Libraries" is scheduled for 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. on Friday, May 2.
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