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Dorr, Kalloch offer sharply contrasting views for Rockland
The Habitat for Humanity project, the police review committee, and use of public property by private businesses debated during Oct. 14 forum.
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Cops & Courts
Sheriff: Societal demands behind sharp increase in draft Knox County budget
Knox County Commissioners spent five hours Friday wading through a draft 2022 budget of nearly $14.3 million, which represents more than a 12 percent spending increase from the current 2021 package.
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Cops & Courts
UPDATE: Rockport crash claims two lives, victims identified
Crash occurred near the intersection of Route 1 and Pleasant Street.
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Knox County sees four more COVID-19 cases, CDC reports Saturday
And for the third consecutive day, another Knox County resident had to be admitted to a hospital because of the virus.
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Feyler named president of state association
Jay Feyler, Town Manager of Union, was recently elected President of the Maine Town City and County Managers Association, MTCMA.
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Knox County court news
The following cases were completed in the Knox County court from Oct. 8 through Oct. 15.
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Island man accused of sinking boat
Judge orders suspect held without bail following a Friday court hearing.
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Construction to continue along Route 1
Construction continues along the busy stretch of Route 1 from Rockland to Camden.
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Outbreak of COVID closes Appleton Village School
Appleton Village School had to go to remote learning for the past week due to an outbreak of COVID-19 among students and staff.
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Sports
KVAC races: Panther Daigle fastest in Class B, Camden Hills girls third in Class A
Midcoast distance athletes out in force at Cony High School for varsity and junior varsity races. Camden Hills' Jenna VanRyn and Cassie Middleton, as well as Oceanside's Maria Protheroe and Belfast's Will Robbins, turn in top-10 performances.
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Windjammers corral Mustangs with impressive offensive effort
Camden Hills wins fourth game in six tries, this time against host Mount View, which only has been able to play four contests in an unpredictable, roller-coaster campaign.
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Fun runs: Youngsters set to take final treks in Busline League championships
After Midcoast distance athletes competed in meets this fall for the first time in a long time, Medomak Valley Middle School will host championship runs on Oct. 21. Story includes photos, video from final regular-season meet at Camden Hills.
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Tee time: Middle school links athletes descend on Rockland Golf Course
Youngsters from Oceanside of Thomaston, Camden-Rockport, Troy Howard of Belfast and Great Salt Bay of Damariscotta stay in swing of things in fun-filled afternoon to test of their skills against the course. Includes video and dozens of photos.
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Windjammers, Panthers, Mustangs, Vikings, Eagles net valuable late-season wins
Camden Hills squads, Medomak Valley boys grab Heal Point-worthy victories, while Mount View boys remain unbeaten as Midcoast pitch student-athletes head down home stretch of regular season.
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Mustangs, Windjammers stick to winning field hockey ways
Mount View works overtime to beat Maranacook of Readfield on road, while Camden Hills finds home sweet against Hampden Academy.
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Midcoast Recreation Center hosts ‘Fire to Ice’ tournament
Competition combines chili cookoff and three-on-three hockey tournament, with money prizes awarded for best chili.
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Thomaston Recreation Department sponsors corn hole tournament
First annual competition to sponsor scholarship program to help Thomaston children attend summer day camp on a full or partial scholarship.
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Poetry reading with Dave Morrison Oct. 28
Rockland Public Library event celebrates the release of "A Murder of Crows Descended, Displacing an Exultation of Larks."
Christmas by the Sea returns to Camden
The 35th annual Christmas by the Sea weekend will include the traditional holiday parade through downtown Camden, tree-lightings, downtown holiday music, visits with Santa Claus from the North Pole, story time with Santa and his elf, cookie decorating, a family scavenger hunt, and other fun surprises.
Mary Louise Lundy
Mary Louise Lundy, 96, died Monday, Oct. 11, 2021, at Pen Bay Medical Center after a brief illness and is now with her Lord and Savior.
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