WEST BATH — Cases of local interest closed in Sagadahoc County courts in August:

Echo L. Alexander, 26, of Bath, harvesting shellfish without a license, adjudicated, $100 fine, for an incident in Harpswell on June 6.

Ryan A. Ames, 30, of Litchfield, guilty of operating without a license, $100 fine, for an incident in Freeport on June 1.

David J. Anderson, 28, of Durham, a charge of motor vehicle speeding 30+ mph over the limit was transferred to Superior Court, for an incident in Freeport on June 17.

Lauren Arsenault, 19, of Brunswick, guilty of a minor consuming liquor, $200 fine, for an incident in Topsham on Aug. 26; charge of a minor consuming liquor on Aug. 10 was pled to another charge.

Timothy M. Beckim, 24, of Richmond, guilty of operating without a license, $150 fine, for an incident in Richmond on June 6.

Jessica L. Bennett, 31, of Brunswick, a charge of disorderly conduct, using offensive words or gestures was transferred to Superior Court, for an incident in Brunswick on June 1.

Michael R. Bernier, 36, of Harpswell, harvesting shellfish without a license, adjudicated, $100 fine, for an incident in Harpswell on June 6.

Delia J. Billings, 24, of Brunswick, guilty by default of possession of marijuana, up to 1 1/2 ounce, $350 fine; guilty by default of the sale and use of drug paraphernalia, $300 fine, for an incident in Topsham on July 2.

Monika Blalock, 55, of Brunswick, charges of keeping an unlicensed dog and failure to display or provide a vendor’s license were transferred to Superior Court, for an incidence in Brunswick on June 1.

Zachary T. Boubel, 18, of Bath, guilty of violating condition of release, $200 fine; a charge of possession of tobacco products by a minor was dismissed, for an incident in Bath on June 24.

Lori Bourgoin, 44, of Brunswick, guilty of theft , sentenced to seven months in jail, all but 10 days suspended, stayed until Aug. 9, one year probation, $1,217 restitution; a charge of misuse of identification was pled to another charge, for an incident in Bath on April 11.

Alexander Boyle, 20, of Bath, possession of marijuana, up to 1 1/2 ounce, adjudicated, $350 fine; sale and use of drug paraphernalia, adjudicated, $300 fine; a charge of unlawful drug possession was pled to another charge, for an incident in Bath on May 20.

James B. Bragg, 24, of Georgetown, guilty of theft by unauthorized taking or transfer, $250 fine, $65 restitution, for an incident in Topsham on May 29; guilty of theft, $100 fine, for an incident in Brunswick on June 10.

Omar Brown, 22, of Georgetown, a charge of motor speeding 30+ mph over the limit was transferred to Superior Court, for an incident in Brunswick on June 16.

Melanie R. Caldwell, 53, of Bath, possession of marijuana, up to 1 1/2 ounce, adjudicated, $350 fine; sale and use of drug paraphernalia, adjudicated, $300 fine, for an incident in Brunswick on June 7.

Tracy Cassidy, 40, of Dresden, guilty of failure to register a vehicle, $100 fine, for an incident in Topsham on June 12.

Joanna Chapman, 27, of Bath, guilty of operating after registration suspended, $150 fine, for an incident in West Bath on January 15.

James A. Ciolfi, 40, of Standish, guilty of failure to register a vehicle, $100 fine, for an incident in Woolwich on June 24.

Katelyn Cleaves, 25, of Freeport, guilty of criminal trespass, $100 fine, $100 suspended, for an incident in Brunswick on June 1.

Michael J. Cook, 49, of Brunswick, possession of marijuana, up to 1 1/2 ounce, adjudicated, $350 fine, for an incident in Brunswick on June 9.

Craig A. Coombs, 22, of Topsham, guilty of motor vehicle speeding 30+ mph over the limit, $500 fine, license suspended 30 days, for an incident in Topsham on May 28.

Mitchell Cooney, 19, of Brunswick, a charge of criminal mischief was transferred to Superior Court, for an incident in Brunswick on May 29.

Daniel Cormier, 24, of Topsham, guilty of violation of striped bass closure rule, Chapter 42, $250 fine, for an incident in Brunswick on June 8.

Melissa Cotter, 32, of Topsham, guilty by default of the sale and use of drug paraphernalia, $300 fine, for an incident in Brunswick on May 29.

Raymond Craig, 41, of Wiscasset, marine worm digging without a license, adjudicated, $200 fine, for an incident in Woolwich on June 3.

Kathleen Crosby, 20, of Georgetown, two charges of allowing a minor to possess or consume liquor were dismissed, for an incident in Georgetown on July 18.

Michael Cummings, 35, of Brunswick, guilty of attaching false plates, $100 fine, for an incident in Topsham on June 21.

Frank A. Cuppernell, 24, of Orr’s Island, guilty by default of operating or permitting the operation of an unregistered motorboat, $200 fine, for an incident in Harpswell on June 23.

Matthew C. Curtis, 20, of Freeport, guilty by default of the sale and use of drug paraphernalia, $300 fine, for an incident in Freeport on June 1.

Joseph A. Dandrea, 37, of South Portland, guilty of attaching false plates, $150 fine, for an incident in Richmond on June 30.

Joshua E. Delong, 17, of Wiscasset, guilty of operating without a license, $250 fine, for an incident in Topsham on July 4.

Blaine E. Demmons, 64, of Brunswick, guilty of operating a vehicle without a license, $60 fine, for an incident in Topsham on June 4.

John Derrig, 44, of Cumberland, guilty of theft, $250 fine, $170 restitution, for an incident in Topsham on Aug. 23, 2012.

Vanros Dith, 52, of Portland, guilty of fishing without a valid license, $100 fine, for an incident in Richmond on June 23.

Joshua Dowling, 19, of Sabattus, guilty of burglary, sentenced to three years, six months in jail, all but 45 days suspended, three years probation, $5,520 restitution; guilty of aggravated criminal mischief, sentenced to 45 days in jail, $5,300 restitution; charges of theft and violating condition of release were pled to other charges, for an incident in Bowdoin on April 16.

Colby Blair Dwyer, 18, of Brunswick, a charge of theft was transferred to Superior Court, for an incident in Brunswick on May 14; a charge of theft by criminal mischief was transferred to Superior Court, for an incident in Brunswick on May 29.

Justin T. Eliason Robbins, 24, of Whitefield, guilty of indecent conduct, $250 fine, for an incident in Brunswick on June 13.

James Engelbert, 30, of Lisbon Falls, guilty of operating under the influence, sentenced to two days in jail, stayed until Aug. 9, $500 fine, license suspended 90 days, for an incident in Topsham on June 1.

Ronald C. Evans, 46, of Richmond, guilty of operating while license suspended or revoked, with priors, $500 fine, for an incident in Richmond on May 22.

Aaron P. Faulkingham, 35, of Minot, violation of striped bass closure rule, Chapter 42, adjudicated, $250 fine, $150 suspended, for an incident in Brunswick on June 9.

Daniel Gagne, 40, of Brunswick, unlawful drug possession dismissed due to insufficient evidence, for an incident in Brunswick on June 9.

Joseph Gagne, 23, of Orrington, failure to register a vehicle, filed with cost, for an incident in Freeport on May 31.

Jessica Garland, 33, of West Bath, guilty of violating condition of release, sentenced to 24 hours in jail; guilty of theft, sentenced to 24 hours in jail, for an incident in Topsham on August 13.

Leah L. Gauthier, 49, of Brunswick, guilty of failure to register a vehicle, $100 fine, for an incident in Brunswick on Dec. 12, 2012.

Stephen Gevedon, 48, of New York, N.Y., charges of operating under the influence were transferred to Superior Court, for an incidents in Brunswick on June 2.

Jenni L. Golletti, 23, of Lewiston, guilty of motor vehicle speeding 30+ mph over the limit, $350 fine, for an incident in Topsham on July 3.

Peter Griffin, 68, of Harpswell, operating or permitting operation of an unregistered motorboat, adjudicated, $200 fine, for an incident in Harpswell on July 14.

Richard Griffin, 61, of Swan’s Island, guilty of operating under the influence, $500 fine, license suspended 90 days, for an incident in Bath on May 19.

Christopher N. Hammond, 40, of Brunswick, guilty by default of operating or permitting operation of an unregistered motorboat, $200 fine, for an incident in Harpswell on July 4.