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Juveniles resist officers when stopped for stealing liquor
Rockland's police chief said the department will work with the supermarket to deal with a spike in the theft of alcohol.
Freelance TV producer says owning downtown Rockland building a dream come true
The sale of 425 Main St. was finalized Jan. 25.
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Freelance TV producer says owning downtown Rockland building a dream come true
The sale of 425 Main St. was finalized Jan. 25.
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Camden breakwater project floated, again
The Harbor Committee sent a letter to the town talking about the need for a Camden breakwater to protect the harbor. The issue has come up before and the cost for such a project is high.
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Camden Select Board member attacked in letters over river study grant
Residents have been sending letters to the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation attacking, threatening and accusing Camden Vice Chair Alison McKellar for her support of a Megunticook River restoration project.
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Police probe St. George burglary
The Knox County Sheriff's Office is working with other agencies in the investigation.
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Filling gaps, finding opportunities
Midcoast Council of Governments provides economic development support and assistance to municipalities throughout the region, including Knox and Waldo counties.
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Ambulance service fuels hike in initial St. George budget
Residents will get to decide in late February whether the town should take over the emergency medical function.
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20th annual Winterfest starts with a splash
Festivities abound with ice sculptures, fashionable pups, and a chilly harbor dip.
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Fire destroys South Thomaston home
Battery charger suspected as cause of blaze.
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Hawks fly high with Busline League coed basketball team
Despite being sidelined in recent years due to pandemic, no way to keep islanders grounded because they have passion for sport.
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Busline League basketball playoff, regular-season games contested
Teams from Searsport to Woolwich aim for victories and opportunities to win coveted middle school hoop championships mid-February. Includes photos, videos, along with small school regular-season standings and playoff pairings.
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Midcoast high school basketball teams court late-season victories
Oceanside of Rockland, Medomak Valley of Waldoboro, Camden Hills of Rockport, Islesboro, North Haven, Belfast, Vinalhaven, Mount View of Thorndike and Searsport stay course in recent net affairs.
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Splashy clash between Windjammer, Lion swimmers
Camden Hills girls and Belfast boys remain unbeaten in high school pool competition. Searsport independents also compete. Includes video. Photos appear later.
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Down hill or a bit flatter course, Camden Hills skiers excel in separate meets
Alpine snow athletes strong as Islesboro's Jett Lindelof leads with top finish, while Nordic competitors solid at Sassi Memorial Classic. Updated with photos.
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Lions, Mariners, Panthers finish regular campaign on right track
Next up for indoor track athletes are postseason events, including league and state championship meets.
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Mackie breaks school scoring mark in Mariner win over Panthers
Oceanside senior Audrey Mackie drills patented three-pointer to surpass previous high school basketball mark by Kennadi Grover as Mariners notch 46th straight victory with strong second half against rival Medomak Valley. Updated with video, photo gallery.
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Pin party: Windjammers, Mariners crowned KVAC wrestling champions
Camden Hills' Julian Henderson and Patrick Kelly, along with Oceanside's Gavin Ripley and Jason Yates, earn mat accolades. Updated with video. Photos to appear later.
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Community events, Jan. 31 to Feb. 7
Events in Midcoast Maine, plus the surrounding area, from Jan. 31 to Feb. 7
Thomas Osgood
Thomas Hudson Osgood’s extraordinary life came to an end Tuesday, Jan. 24 in Santa Fe, N.M., surrounded by his wife, daughter and son after a long battle with cancer.
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