On Thursday, we published this photograph, dated Oct. 8, 1980, and asked for help identifying the two women. Readers identified the woman administering the test as Dorothy Vaillancourt, and the woman being tested as Bonnie Vaillancourt Wilson. The photo was taken at a blood pressure clinic at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Bath, according […]
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Brunswick Police
Arrests Timothy Marcoux, 33, of 14 Country Lane, Apt. B, March 3, 3:06 p.m., charged with violating condition of release, on Country Lane. Andrew Gilpatric, 40, of 91 Pleasant St., Apt. 10, Feb. 27, 2:04 a.m., charged with disorderly conduct, on Purchase Street. Antonio King, 32, of 10 Purchase St., Feb. 27, 2:04 a.m., charged […]
Man accused of terrorizing ex-wife
BRUNSWICK — A Woolwich man was charged with domestic violence terrorizing Monday morning after police say he pushed his way into his former wife’s house and threatened her. Jeremy Reed, 34, of 312 Meadow Road, Woolwich, was also charged with criminal trespass following the incident, which allegedly occurred at 26 Oakwood Terrace, Brunswick Police Sgt. Russ […]
Financial expert to discuss managing credit and debt
BRUNSWICK — Curtis Memorial Library’s Money Works for Women program will conduct a program titled “Managing Credit and Debt,” featuring Leslie Linfield, executive director and founder of the Institute for Financial Literacy, at 5: 30 p.m. Wednesday. “The program will focus on how to understand and manage credit and debt, and attendees will be guided by […]
Hypnotist reappears for Mt. Ararat show
TOPSHAM — Hypnotist Paul Ramsay will return to Mt. Ararat High School on Friday for a new performance, the proceeds of which benefit the class of 2012 Project Graduation. The performance will start at 7 p.m. in the high school commons. Tickets cost $10 at the door or $8 in advance by contacting Bruce Jones at […]
Pets rescued from Lisbon fire
LISBON — Firefighters from two towns pulled a dog and two other pets from a burning home at 8 Forbes Road late Monday afternoon. However, they could not rescue two cats that perished in the blaze. Lisbon and Topsham firefighters responded just before 3:15 p.m. Monday to the split-level home after a neighbor reported smoke pouring […]
Woolwich proposes town office expansion
WOOLWICH — When the Woolwich Town Office was built in 1980, only one staff person worked in the building. Since then, the town’s staff has grown to three — and sometimes four — employees. So town officials propose that voters approve an addition to the building on Nequasset Road, at an estimated cost of $1.2 million, […]
Authority over authorities
AUGUSTA — Revelations that the director of the state turnpike authority stole hundreds of thousands of dollars from the agency left many — including lawmakers — shaking their heads. “Where was the oversight?” was a common refrain. To tighten management of quasigovernmental agencies such as the Maine Turnpike Authority, lawmakers are considering legislation to make these […]
FoodCycle fundraiser in Brunswick
BRUNSWICK — Conceptually, Adam Williams said, most agree that sourcing school meals from local farms is a good idea. “What they need,” Williams said, “is to see it happen.” After two years of incubation, Williams’ idea to create that connection is ready to germinate. Next month, it will take off — on bicycles — from Brunswick. […]