Michael Prieto is accused of persuading financially struggling people to turn their homes over to him temporarily, but then remortgaging the houses and defaulting on the loans.
2013
Sitting in with the band in Freeport
Seven-month-old August Martelle sits in a guitar case while musicians Craig Hensley, left, and Jeff Raymond play a contra-style song at the Freeport Farmer’s Market on Friday, June 14. Last week marked the first day of the season for the weekly market, which features 20 vendors from 1-5 p.m. every Friday on the L.L. Bean […]
5 things learned in Game 3 of Stanley Cup finals
Noteworthy themes from Boston Bruins’ win over the Chicago Blackhawks in Game 3 of the Stanley Cup finals Monday night.
Taste of the Nation at Freeport farm
FREEPORT — Chefs from more than 30 restaurants will arrive in Freeport on Sunday to prepare food and raise money for a worthy cause. Taste of the Nation will will be held from 4:30-8 p.m. at Wolfe’s Neck Farm, 184 Burnett Road. It is one of dozens of similar events being held throughout the United States […]
Cumberland psychiatrist put on probation
AUGUSTA — Charles Clemetson, a psychiatrist who works in Cumberland, had his medical license put on probation for five years after a June 11 state adjudicatory hearing. The Board of Licensure in Medicine, which held the hearing, found that Clemetson had been unprofessional in not maintaining sufficient medical records. During his probation, Clemetson must work […]
Falmouth Historical Society museum opens June 22
FALMOUTH — The Falmouth Historical Society will begin its summer programming Saturday, June 22, with speeches, live music and a free lunch. The event, scheduled for 10 a.m. at 60 Woods Road, marks the sixth annual summer season opening for the society and will feature several speakers, including state Rep. Mary Nelson, D-Falmouth. Attendees can […]
Falmouth town councilors take office
FALMOUTH — Three new town councilors were sworn in at Monday night’s meeting. Russ Anderson, Claudia King and David Goldberg took oaths of office at the first Town Council meeting following the uncontested June 11 election. Also at the meeting, Teresa Pierce was elected chairwoman and Karen Farber, vice chairwoman. The new councilors replace Bonny […]
Summer Meals launches in Freeport
FREEPORT — Freeport Community Services is hosting a free event Friday, June 21, to kick off its Summer Food Service Program. The event, which features pizza, balloons, games and prizes, begins at 11:30 a.m. at the center, 53 Depot St. It’s an opportunity to learn about the Summer Food Service Program, also known as Summer […]
Cumberland school gets photo lab funds
CUMBERLAND — Greely High School is receiving nearly $21,000 from Foundation 51 for an upgrade to the school’s digital photography lab. Foundation 51 is the educational foundation for School Administrative District 51, which includes Cumberland and North Yarmouth. The school will procure 10 21-inch iMac computers that come with digital imaging and publishing software, and […]
Chrysler agrees to recall of Jeeps at risk of fire
After refusing the government’s request to recall the Jeeps, Chrysler now says dealers will inspect the vehicles and upgrade the rear structure if needed to better handle low-speed crashes.