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Bayview Landing location is warm and inviting
Peter Ott's reopens on the water
Read More>>CAMDEN — Peter Ott’s Restaurant resopened April 18 amid great fanfare and patrons turning out to see its new location on Bayview Landing, complete with water views, a rich, warm, new interior and an expanded menu to reflect its upgraded location. But, some things never change. Like the attention to detail, the friendly staff and Peter Manis-Peters’ incredible understanding of what makes food work.
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Waldo County Superior Court closed cases
Read More>>BELFAST — The following cases were closed in Waldo County Superior Court March 10 through April 11.
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Rockland District Court closed cases
Read More>>ROCKLAND — The following cases were closed in Rockland District Court April 8-14.
Jeremiah Aldrich, 31, of Warren, operating under the influence in Thomaston Feb. 14, license suspended for 150 days and $500 fine; failing to notify of motor vehicle accident in Rockland Feb. 4, $250 fine.
Jeffery E. Dudley, 26, of Rockland, probation violation in Rockland Aug. 9, 2013, seven days in jail, probation partially revoked and continued.
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Knox County Superior Court closed cases
Read More>>ROCKAND — The following cases were closed in Knox County Superior Court March 18 through April 15.
Christopher Chandler, 34, of Thomaston, theft by unauthorized taking or transfer in Rockland Jan. 12, 2013, 90 days in jail, probation partially revoked and continued; probation violation in Rockland Nov. 4, 2012, 90 days in jail, probation partially revoked and continued.
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Maine State Police Troop D beat: OUI, pot, trench coats
Read More>>AUGUSTA — Maine State Police Troop D reported the following activity April 7-13. Troop D is responsible for Maine's Midcoast, including Sagadahoc, Lincoln, Waldo, and Knox counties, the southern half of Kennebec County and part of northern Cumberland County. The troop also patrols Interstate 295, from Brunswick to Gardiner. The troop's complement includes a lieutenant, three sergeants, 25 troopers and a secretary. An arrest or summons does not imply guilt.
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HIGH SCHOOL TRACK & FIELD
Camden Hills hosts season opening track & field meet
Read More>>ROCKPORT – The Camden Hills girls and boys track teams hosted a season opening track meet Friday afternoon at Don Palmer Field with lots of local Knox and Waldo County student-athletes.
The weather was brutal to be outside with temperatures in the low 40’s and a brisk cold win that had to make getting warmed up for a race difficult at best.
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Learn how to shop for food that optimizes health, feeling good
Good Tern Co-op to host evening workshop on food sensitivities self-testing
Read More>>ROCKLAND — Feeling tired? Have aches and pains? headaches? Feeling depressed? Have poor digestion? If you answered yes to one or more of these questions, the Good Tern Natural Foods Co-op & Cafe and Dr.
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Pilot Distractions
The low-tech goodness of vinyl
I think it was the Bee Gee’s Staying Alive that first graced my record player. Fond memories there.
April 19 happens to be World Record Store Day, which began in 2007 as a way to celebrate independent record stores and spread the word about the unique culture surrounding nearly 1,000 independently owned record stores in the U.S. and thousands of similar stores internationally. There are Record Store Day participating stores on every continent except Antarctica.
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Overhauled space offers comforts, computers, a little privacy
Belfast library opens new teen space
Read More>>BELFAST - The funky risers and bean bags are gone from the second-floor room in the Belfast Free Library once reserved for small children. Also gone are the model trains and miniature puppet theater. In their place, sleek red carpet squares over a layer of high-tech soundproofing foam run uninterrupted to the walls. New shelves are stocked with YA books.
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Crashes with wild turkeys can be destructive
Northern Maine's wild turkey season suspended due to prolonged winter weather
Read More>>AUGUSTA — Due to the impact of this year's severe winter in northern Maine, the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife has suspended the spring wild turkey hunt in portions of northern Maine, specifically Wildlife Management Districts 1-6. This covers approximately the top third of the state, from Baxter State Park north to Fort Kent. The spring turkey season remains unchanged in all other areas of the state.
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UPDATE: Massachusetts couple killed in Waldoboro crash Friday
Read More>>WALDOBORO — A couple from Massachusetts died in a head-on car crash on Route 1 in Waldoboro early Friday afternoon, according to Waldoboro Police Chief Bill Labombarde early Friday evening.
At approximately 1:30 p.m., Waldoboro police responded to the crash, which occurred just north of Wink’s Auto Service on Route 1. When officers arrived, Labombarde said they observed two vehicles involved in a head-on crash in the northbound lane.
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Sewer and water work to commence
Utility work in downtown Camden to disrupt some parking, traffic flow April 21-24
Read More>>CAMDEN — Sewer and water work on portion of Main Street in downtown Camden, in front of Boynton and McKay Food Co., will likely impact traffic and parking Tuesday through Thursday, April 21-24.
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Oh, the fun they have on the PenBayPilot News Hour on WRFR...
Read More>>ROCKLAND — The PenBayPilot.com News Hour on WRFR Friday and Monday mornings has become a wicked popular radio show for Midcoasters this spring.
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PechaKucha presenter Greta Van Campen on living the dream
Behind the Slides: How Kickstarter allowed this artist to paint all 50 states
Read More>>Welcome to our ongoing feature Behind the Slides, where we meet up with an artist who recently presented at a local PechaKucha night and find out the deeper story beneath the images he or she chose to portray.
Artist Greta Van Campen was one of the presenters at PechaKucha Night, held at Watts Hall on April 11. She is a painter from Thomaston with a contemporary hard-edged style.
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