Mollie Egold, 25, of Vassalboro, and her 5-year-old son were wearing life jackets but the water was very cold, according to a Maine Game Warden.
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Vassalboro man pleads guilty to drug trafficking charges
A search warrant executed at Joseph L. Gagnon’s home led to the discovery of 27.7 grams of heroin, 60 grams of cocaine and 14 grams of methamphetamine, police said.
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Vassalboro home destroyed by late-night fire
The home, reported to emergency dispatch as being in the area of 1032 Main St., was a blackened shell Thursday morning as people gathered around it.
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Three Vassalboro residents charged after drug raid near school
Maine State Police say troopers seized a variety of pills at a home on Webber Pond Road.
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Vassalboro traffic stop leads to repeat heroin charge against Portland woman
Amy Santiago, 36, of Portland, was charged with possession of schedule W drugs and violating conditions of release, and she was taken to the Kennebec County jail in Augusta.
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Man convicted of burning down Vassalboro topless coffee shop is denied new trial
Raymond Bellavance Jr. is serving his sentence at the Maine State Prison, and the earliest he’ll be released in 2034.
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Probe finds no mistreatment of transgender teen who committed suicide at Long Creek
Charles Maisie Knowles left a note that said he was upset about being separated from a romantic partner back home, the Attorney General’s Office says.
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Man found not criminally responsible for Vassalboro blaze
It was the second time in 13 years that Scott Audet, who has a history of mental illness, set fire to a home he owned.
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Proposed dam removal for alewives faces opposition in Vassalboro
The Alewife Restoration Initiative hopes to remove the Masse Dam to allow alewives to reach China Lake.
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Long Creek juvenile center’s mental health protocols questioned after suicide
‘Every red flag should have gone up’ in the case of a suicidal transgender teen, national experts say. So far, the state-run facility has shed no light.