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Lincoln County Sheriff's Office continues to investigate fatal incident.
U.S. Supreme Court ruling leaves decisions on abortions laws to state Legislatures.
Ground level ozone expected to reach unhealthy level for Midcoast.
The following cases were completed in the Knox County court from June 17 through June 24.
In the wake of the announcement the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, locals protested outside the Knox County Courthouse.
Meeting scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 29. Public can also participate via Zoom.
Investigations continue into the burglaries.
The Town of Camden filed a lawsuit June 21 in Superior Court against the neighboring Town of Rockport seeking $201,590 in unpaid sewer fees plus legal fees, costs and expenses and other damages to be determined by the court.
Woman had to be extricated from vehicle that crashed on June 21.
Runs far from premium as foes combine to plate 25 runs. In end, however, No. 3 Elks score 13 in row — including six-run third frame — as they ride to 13-8 victory over No. 4 Kenniston Machine & Engineering.
Mike Bonzagni, John Frye, Kathy Sprowl and Joni Hall taste sweet course top places in weekly swing events.
Former Windjammer, two-time Maine Amateur Champion qualifies for final pairing, but watches cardmate Pierceson Coody nab Live and Work in Maine Open championship.
In youth baseball and softball playoff tournaments, No. 1 teams essentially show why they were best from start to finish for 2022 season.
Avery Stoehr and Jake Trainor highlight Ames True Value NEMA night at track.
Camden Hills downs Morse/Boothbay Region before falling to Brunswick in Class B high school boys lacrosse tournament. Dragons handed Windjammers two of three losses in 2022. Additionally, Windjammer Owen Cooper receives prestigious academic honor.
With continued golf success at Florida State University, Camden native and former Windjammer athletic standout has busy summer schedule — including playing in Korn Ferry Tour pro event in his home state.
Oceanside of Rockland, Medomak Valley of Waldoboro, Camden Hills of Rockport, Mount View of Thorndike and Searsport have diamond gems chosen to participate in high school contests at St. Joseph's College.
The comedy is presented on various dates from July 13 to Aug. 7 in the Camden Amphitheatre.
The Camden Garden Club Annual House and Garden Tour will feature properties in Camden, except for the Conway House in Rockport.
A graveside service for Barbara Anne Betts, 69, who passed away Sept. 24, 2021, will be held at 11 a.m., on Saturday, July 9, 2022, at Village Cemetery, Dwight Street in Thomaston.