Lincolnville Board still waiting for dams meeting with Camden officials

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Published
October 19, 2021

Lincolnville Board still waiting for dams meeting with Camden officials

In 2019, the Lincolnville Select Board requested a joint meeting with the Camden Select Board about the East and West dams on the Megunticook River. The meeting never happened.
Published
October 18, 2021

Former Knox County lawyer admits to stealing more than $1 million from incapacitated clients

Anita Volpe faces up to 10 years in prison for the felony theft convictions.
Published
October 18, 2021

The Weekly Podcast – Tess Gerritsen – Author

We talk with Author Tess Gerritsen for episode 14 of The Weekly Podcast
Published
October 18, 2021

Camden dams and river event sparks lots of conversation

Camden town manager says feedback includes holding another event during the evening or on a weekend and better visual models to help explain proposed changes to Megunticook River dams.
Published
October 18, 2021

Federal judge blocks lobster fishing ban in stretch of Gulf of Maine

He says regulators relied on 'markedly thin' statistical modeling instead of hard evidence to show the roughly 967-square-mile area they had planned to close was really a hotspot for the imperiled right whale.
Published
October 18, 2021

Local legislator who fought for clemency welcomes release of man from Maine prison

Rep. Jeffrey Evangelos, who has championed criminal justice reform, said that the sentence imposed on Brandon Brown was more than twice as long as sentences imposed by the same judge in cases in which the victim was killed.
Published
October 17, 2021

Fire crews respond to smoke at Keag Store

Responding units were two engines from South Thomaston, South Thomaston ambulance, a tanker and engine from St. George, a ladder truck from Thomaston, an engine from Rockland, and a tanker each from Warren, Owls Head, and Union.
Published
October 17, 2021

UPDATE: Rockport crash claims two lives; victims identified

Crash occurred near the intersection of Route 1 and Pleasant Street.
Published
October 17, 2021

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.
Published
October 17, 2021

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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