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Around the watercooler
Business news: LooHoo wins 'Leg Up' award, Waldoboro clothier receives grant, new education director at PMM, and new leadership for Pen Bay YMCA board
Read More>>LooHoo named as Leg Up™ Winner by SPANX® and company founder Sara Blakely
CAMDEN — Spanx® and company founder, Sara Blakely, recently announced Cyndi Prince and her Camden-based company LooHoo as one of two new Leg Up® winners for Spring 2013.
"Everybody needs a leg up when starting a business," said Blakely. "Mine came when Oprah named SPANX a 'Favorite Thing'."
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HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL
Oceanside slips past Panthers
Read More>>The Medomak Valley softball team hosted Oceanside Wednesday, but because of the rain this week the teams played on the middle school field as that as the one that Matt Lash and his crew could get ready for game time.
"Want to acknowledge Mr. Matt Lash and his people today for their hard work on his Middle School Softball Field," said Oceanside manager Rusty Worcester. "After all this rain he got that field in playing condition and it was remarkable." -
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL
Medomak Valley Stuns Oceanside baseball
Read More>>The Medomak Valley athletic director Matt Lash and his crew of people, including Ryan McNelley and George Field worked for hours to try and get two field ready for game time at 4 pm Wednesday. Remarkably they managed to get the baseball field at the high school ready and the middle school field for softball.
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May 1-17
Closed case reports: Waldo County Superior and Belfast District courts
Read More>>BELFAST — The following cases were closed in Waldo County Superior Court May 1-17.
Justin T. Henderson, 28, of Burnham, theft by unauthorized taking or transfer in Burnham Jan. 28, 2012, six months in jail.
Rebecca Milbury, 22, of Belfast, burglary in Bucksport Jan. 11, 2011, one year in jail with all but 30 days suspended and one year of probation.
The following cases were closed in Belfast District Court May 1-17.
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May 5-20
Maine State Police Troop D beat
Read More>>AUGUSTA — Maine State Police Troop D reported the following activity, May 5-20. Below are some of the highlights, as reported by the agency. An arrest or summons does not imply guilt.
May 5
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Opinion: Alexander Armentrout
SAD 28, Five Town CSD budget meetings: support innovation in education
Read More>>The proposed School Administrative District 28 and Five Town CSD 2013-14 budgets will be presented on Tuesday, May 28, at meetings to be held in Strom Auditorium, at the Camden Hills Regional High School in Rockport. These meetings are the final opportunity for public discussion of these budgets.
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Father Bill speaks
It’s a different life out on the road
Read More>>I was sitting on a side street in Bangor the other day by the Civic Center waiting to get to Main Street while a trailer truck was backing into the new Cross Insurance Center. The name on the trailer told me that this was not going to be good. I sat patiently for a while but knew after the first attempt that this was going to be a long process. Driving a truck down the highway is a huge responsibility and requires a certain amount of skill.
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May 9-14
Waldo County Sheriff's Office beat
Read More>>BELFAST — The Waldo County Sheriff's Office reported the following activity May 9-14. An arrest or summons does not imply guilt.
May 9
Billy Jo L. Sherman, 32, of Liberty, was summonsed for operating after suspension.
May 10
Marc A. Daigle, 22, of Dresden, was summonsed for aggravated assault, assault, criminal threatening, assault of an officer, aggravated criminal mischief and refusing to submit to arrest or detention.
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May 9-16
Belfast police beat
Read More>>BELFAST — The Belfast Police Department reported the following activity May 9-16. An arrest or summons does not imply guilt.
May 7
Charles Schuster, 68, of Provincetown, Mass., was summonsed for speeding 69 mph in a 45 mph zone on Route 3 in Belfast.
Amber P. Peters, 20, of Belfast, was summonsed for operating without a license.
May 9
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In Warren, Maine State Prison acting warden officially assumes leadership role
Read More>>WARREN — The sprawling and often beleaguered Maine State Prison in Warren officially has a new leader: Rodney Bouffard, who has been acting warden there for the past several months.
He stepped into the role following the abrupt leadership change in early February that ousted Patricia Barnhart from the warden's chair. Bouffard, who was at the Long Creek Youth Development Center as superintendent, subsequently stepped into the role of Maine State Prison warden.
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In business
Woodworking in Owls Head with Blue Spruce Joinery
Read More>>Tucked away in Owls Head at 89 Makers Cove Road is Tom Higbee’s house and his business, Blue Spruce Joinery. Blue Spruce Joinery just completed bookcases, cabinetry and desks for the new library in Tenants Harbor.
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Oceanside East high schoolers given sobering 'Every 15 Minutes' message
Read More>>ROCKLAND — Beginning in 2002, the then-Rockland District High School, now-Oceanside East High School, has participated in the drama "Every 15 Minutes," a program designed to teach kids about the dangers and potential consequences of drinking (and now texting) and driving.
The program is put on locally for juniors and seniors ahead of graduation and when high school-age kids are often facing making tough choices that can have life-altering and deadly outcomes.
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Was the town's decision 'unfortunate and misplaced?'
Federal judge panel puts Clukey v. Camden back in court
Read More>>CAMDEN — Overturning a federal district court decision, a panel of three judges in Boston has sent a lawsuit against Camden filed by former employee Alan Clukey back to court for reconsideration. The judges say the town failed to provide Clukey adequate due process in 2007 when it hired new police department employees.
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After 13 years, Cappy's Chowder House welcomes back bartender 'Big John' Collins
Read More>>CAMDEN - Cappy's Chowder House may be currently undergoing a major expansion for the summer, but locals and tourists will find another welcome surprise when they walk through the new doors: John Collins, who goes by the nickname "Big John," is back behind the bar after a 13-year absence.
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Updated: Driver fails to yield while turning
Three-car pile up at 17 and 90 snarls traffic in Rockport
Read More>>ROCKPORT — The crash looked bad for the vehicles involved, but luckily nobody was seriously injured Tuesday afternoon in the three-car accident at the intersection of routes 17 and 90 in West Rockport.




