Arrests Jade M. Monahan, 29, of Harpswell, was charged on a Bath Police Department warrant for unpaid fines at the Salvation Army on Pleasant Street at 2:16 p.m. Feb. 19. Joseph E. Fortin, 28, of Largo, Fla., was charged on a warrant from the Maine Drug Enforcement Agency for unlawful trafficking in scheduled drugs at […]
February 2015
FREEPORT POLICE
Arrests Ryan W. Camp, 19, of Pownal, was charged with disorderly conduct — offensive words, gestures in addition to be charged with refusing to sign a criminal summons and being a minor consuming alcohol, after police responded to a disturbance on Mallett Drive at 2:41 a.m. Feb. 22. Summonses Stephen Joesph Deschaine II, 25, of […]
Public hearing tonight on elderberry processing plant
RICHMOND An Dresden elderberry manufacturing company will take its plan for a processing plant in the Ames Mill on Front Street before the public during a public hearing at the Planning Board meeting at 6 p.m. tonight as part of a development review. Richmond Code Enforcement Officer James Valley said that applicant Geo Johnston is […]
School officials to stop issuing A-F grades
AUGUSTA (AP) — Maine schools won’t be getting A-F grades this year. The Department of Education said Monday that the school grading system will be put on hold because state is using a new online assessment system this spring that will make it impossible to compare this year’s results to last. The department says it […]
Panel rejects bill to name Lab as state dog
AUGUSTA (AP) — It’s unlikely that the Labrador retriever will be named the official Maine state dog. The State and Local Government Committee voted 9- 2 on Monday in favor of rejecting the bill sponsored by Democratic Sen. David Dutremble of Biddeford. Supporters argued that the Labrador retriever is the perfect symbol for Maine because […]
Wiscasset woman charged after Saturday morning crash
WISCASSET A woman was charged Saturday morning after running a stop sign and crashing into a snowbank on Bath Road. Mackenzie Riley, 27, of Wiscasset, was not injured in the accident, according to Wiscasset Police Chief Troy Cline. The crash occurred shortly before 8 a.m. Riley’s Ford was traveling east on Bradford Road and as […]
Lisbon revaluation workshop tonight
LISBON Lisbon property owners can attend a Town Council workshop tonight at 7 p.m. at the town office to learn about the town’s concluding revaluation process. In August, tax bills will go out to residents reflecting the new valuations. The town last had a revaluation done in 1990 said assessor Kathy Malloy, and another four-year […]
Allow girls to body check
Our names are Eliza, Hannah, Bre and Ema. We are sixth graders from Mt. Ararat Middle School. In school we are doing the Samantha Smith project. Samantha Smith was a girl who wanted to stop a war, so she sent a letter to the Russian president. Everything changed after she wrote the letter to the […]
Build with sun
I saw recently articles indicating that both Morse High and Mt. Ararat are involved with relocating, rebuilding and or rehabilitating their structures. I am reading a book called “Let It Shine” wherein the author attests to ancient building codes that mandated builders build in terms of optimizing solar benefits for all in given locale. It […]