WELLS — More than a dozen food trucks and vendors will team up to raise funds for the Animal Welfare Society at Congdon’s After Dark food truck park on Sunday, May 19 in Wells. The first annual “Trucks and Pups” event will serve as a kick-off to the 2019 season for Congdon’s After Dark, New England’s […]
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Criminal mischief, robbery among Biddeford Police Log items
BIDDEFORD — The following individuals were arrested or issued a summons by Biddeford Police from May 6 to May 9: • Nicholas R. Lavoie, 27, of Biddeford, was issued a summons for failing to comply with sex offender registry act and prohibited contact with a person under 14 years of age. • Angeline M. Rabideau, […]
Man who reported girl missing arrested in her disappearance
HOUSTON (AP) — The man who reported last weekend that 4-year-old Maleah Davis had been abducted was arrested near Houston in connection with her disappearance and police said they found her blood in his apartment. Derion Vence, who had lived with Maleah and her mother, was arrested Saturday without incident at his brother’s home in […]
Old Orchard Beach man indicted on sexual abuse charge
ALFRED — An Old Orchard Beach man arrested for sexual abuse of a minor allegedly met his teenage victim on an online App called Whisper. Jeremy Buckley, 40, of Old Orchard Beach, was indicted this week at York County Superior Court on a charge of sexual abuse of a minor, a Class C crime. An […]
Trump lawyer Giuliani threatens, then abandons, Ukraine trip
NEW YORK (AP) — Democrats denounced a plan by President Donald Trump’s personal attorney to push Ukraine to open investigations that he hopes could benefit Trump politically, decrying it as an overt attempt to recruit foreign help to influence a U.S. election. But Rudy Giuliani late Friday said he does not plan to go to […]
Biddeford budget gets initial approval
BIDDEFORD — On Wednesday, after a public hearing on the proposed Biddeford city and education expenditure budget, the Biddeford City Council voted for its initial approval. The council will hold a final vote on Tuesday, although residents get the final say on the education portion of the budget during a referendum election on June 11. […]
New brews on tap at Xota
WATERBORO — Starting at noon today, people will be able to try a new craft beer at a brand new brewery, located at 721 Main St. (Route 202) in Waterboro. Xota Brewing Company, owned by Josh and Caitlin Charette, will be serving up a variety of beer made on site, like Ossipee Mountain Pale Ale, […]
ShuttleBus-Zoom to conduct public meetings to introduce Pulse System
BIDDEFORD — ShuttleBus-Zoom will hold public meetings later this month to present information about its newly proposed Pulse System, which the company says includes comprehensive route changes and significantly simplifies local public transportation. According to a press release issued Friday by ShuttleBus-Zoom, the Pulse System will expand coverage throughout local communities and public participation is […]
Old Orchard Beach hires interim fire chief
OLD ORCHARD BEACH — Veteran firefighter Sherman Lahaie will lead the Old Orchard Beach Fire Department on an interim basis until a permanent new fire chief can be hired. The previous fire chief for Old Orchard Beach, Ed Dube, retired last month. Town Manager Larry Mead praised Dube at Tuesday night’s Town Council meeting, citing his […]
New generator will put Seguin Island back in the tour business
SEGUIN ISLAND — Seguin Island’s lighthouse will open for tours this summer because the nonprofit that maintains the 64-acre island raised enough money to buy a generator to restore power there. A helicopter will carry the $5,500 generator from the mainland to the island, as soon as next week, said Cyndy Carney, executive director of […]
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