Despite COVID restrictions, bar owners said this will be a better year for what’s traditionally an extremely busy holiday.
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Police: Harpswell man involved in Topsham gun incident arrested again
He’s accused of violating his bail conditions by texting the female victim of an earlier alleged crime.
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Maine lawmakers ask defense department for bigger shipbuilding budget
Lawmakers advocated for increasing production of Arleigh Burke-class destroyers, the primary type of ship Bath Iron Works builds, to help counter China’s growing fleet.
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Two injured in Woolwich crash
Two people were taken to a hospital following a crash on Route 1 at the Nequasset Road intersection in Woolwich Monday, according to the Sagadahoc County Sheriffs Office. Lt. Brian Quinn said the crash occurred around 6:40 a.m. Allen Ponziani, 57, of Woolwich was driving on Nequasset Road and was crossing Route 1 when he […]
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Police: Vandal drives through Wiscasset cemetery wall, knocks over headstone
Police are looking for the public’s help over the incident at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Despite fewer pet adoptions in 2020, animal rescue services report a spike in interest during the pandemic
Both Midcoast Humane and Passion for Pets Rescue reported a noticeable increase in adoption interest during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Bath representative’s bill to revive old state flag fails
The existing state flag will remain in place, but vexillologist David Martucci said lawmakers made the wrong choice.
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Topsham middle school bringing students back for full in-person learning
Seventh and eighth graders will return to Mt. Ararat Middle School in-person five days a week on March 22, with grade six to follow by April 5.
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Harpswell re-elects Wright to school board
Frank Wright was re-elected to the MSAD 75 school board over challenger Sean Hall in a 381-132 vote Saturday.