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West Bay Rotary's Duck Derby set to start May 25, noontime thereabouts
The man who has been driving around with a giant duck on his car
Read More>>CAMDEN - Peter Berke has endured ribbing from his crew at North Atlantic Painting Company for a few weeks now.
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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.
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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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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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Leaders in six-town movement can back up the numbers, now they just need to convince voters it's a good idea
Withdrawal would save Belfast and neighboring towns $1.6 million. Is that enough reason to do it?
Read More>>BELFAST - The city's Regional School Unit 20 withdrawal committee recently adjusted its cost savings estimates up from the roughly $600,000 calculated last November to around $1.6 million based on the just-completed budget for the coming year.
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In business: A children’s program and clinics with horse specialists
Pepper Hill Farm opens barn doors for horses in South Thomaston
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LL Bean Bootmobile motors through Camden on state parks tour
CAMDEN — Yes, we know. And we even agree. The gigantic foam and fiberglass molded LL Bean Bootmobile is kind of hokey. It ranks up there in hokeyness with the Oscar Mayer Weinermobile, which came to town a few years ago and parked outside the Hannaford.
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Limited parking and one-lane road
Rockland paving the way for a better downtown
Read More>>ROCKPORT — Work has begun by the Maine Department of Transportation on repaving Main Street in Rockland from Park Street to Maverick Street (McDonald’s). Workers will work at night to minimize disruption to traffic and business in downtown Rockland. Work began Sunday evening at 8 p.m.
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'Tis the season in Rockport: Memorial Day, school budgets and town meeting
Read More>>ROCKPORT — Observe! Rockport’s Memorial Day Parade will be held Monday, May 27, starting at 11 a.m. next to the Rockport Post Office.
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Baby’s first brawl…
Golden Gails roll over Dreadnaughts, win first meet of the season
ROCKPORT — The Rock Coast Rollers Dreadnaughts took a 140 to 188 loss to RCR's The Golden Gails on Saturday, May 18, at the Midcoast Recreation Center in Rockport.
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A few minutes with proprietor Annemarie Ahearn
Salt Water Farm now in Rockport
Read More>>ROCKPORT — Salt Water Farm, of Lincolnville fame, has opened a café and market in Rockport at 24 Central St. in the village's Union Hall.
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Calling all adventure racers: Run for Your Life in Camden
Sat, 5/25, 8:00am -
Waldoboro celebrates 240 years with a big community day June 15
Sat, 6/15, 8:00am
