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Boothbay fines contractor $75K for missing deadline
Boothbay selectmen voted, 3-2, Aug. 14 to assess a $1,000 per day fine to McGee Construction of Gardiner for missing a construction deadline. McGee was hired this spring to finish a municipal sewer and water project to aid Boothbay Region Housing Trust’s affordable housing project. A May 17 deadline was instituted for the project’s completion encompassing Country Club and Butler roads.
Kora Shriners host big barbecue battle in Hiram
HIRAM, Maine — Every year, several teams travel across state and country lines to compete in the annual Kora Shriners Ride-In and BBQ Competition. The heat was turned up at the Ossipee Valley Fairgrounds as contestants cooked up their best chicken, pork shoulder, pork ribs and brisket. "Good barbecue...
727 Ocean Sunset Hosts Sea Glass Workshop with OP Artist Kim Kruger Wednesday August 21st 1-3PM
If you missed the last one, don’t miss this one! Wednesday, August 21st with Ocean Point Artist, Kim Kruger. Create your own unique one-of-a-kind sea glass art!. All supplies included! 2 hours of pure fun and getting creative! $45 kids $70 for adults.
Maine and Syracuse Play to 1-1 Tie
The Maine Black Bears and Syracuse battled to a 1-1 tie in Syracuse on Sunday afternoon, August 18th. Maine scored 1st, just 1:07 into the contest. Lara Kirkby scored her 2nd goal in as many games, assisted by Abby Kraermer and Kayla Kraemer. Maine led 1-0 at the Half, and...
National Thrift Shop Day marked by back-to-school sustainable shopping
Shopping sustainably and getting the most bang for your buck- Saturday is National Thrift Shop Day. The Goodwill of Northern New England is celebrating as parents and kids are getting ready to go back to school. Thrift shops tend to offer cheaper options for back-to-school supplies. They are also considered...
This Epic Laser Light Show Returns to Clinton, Maine, This August
Even though they have been around for years, drive-in laser light shows really gained popularity during the pandemic. These visually breathtaking entertainment events allowed us to get together while still social distancing. These shows feature elaborate laser demonstrations running in sync with an epic soundtrack. Not only do the lasers...
Thousands take part in Allagash Brewing Company's first-ever 'Camp Allagash'
PORTLAND, Maine — Beer lovers and fanatics of the outdoors got a chance to combine their passions at the first-ever "Camp Allagash" in Portland. Hosted the week of Aug. 11 at Allagash Brewing Company, attendees were able to enjoy quintessential summer camp activities like friendship bracelet making, camp trivia, or even going on a bird-watching walk with members of the Maine Audubon Society throughout the camp.
Abby Kraemer Named to MAC Hermann Trophy Watch List
ST. LOUIS, Mo. – University of Maine soccer forward Abby Kraemer has been named to the 2024 Hermann Trophy Watch List, as announced this week by the United Soccer Coaches. Kraemer, a senior, is one of just 44 Division I women's soccer players named to the list and the only player from an America East program on the 2024 Watch List.
Annual Champion the Cure Challenge raises more than $500K for cancer treatment, research
BREWER, Maine — More than 1,600 people raised money for cancer treatment and research Saturday at Northern Light Health’s annual Champion the Cure Challenge in Brewer. People walked, ran, and cycled to support cancer patients and survivors and to honor those they’ve lost. "There’s a sense of...
16th annual Wayne’s Wiffle for A Wish takes place in Bangor
BANGOR, Maine (WABI) - People of all ages donned the iconic yellow bat on Saturday in Bangor. All proceeds go towards granting Make-A-Wish Maine. The event is run tournament style featuring four divisions with respective championships. Divisions include Open, Classic, Youth, and Executive. President of Wayne’s Wiffle for a Wish...
Planning board approves minor subdivision, town shed
After several rounds of review, the Boothbay Harbor planning board on Aug. 14 conditionally approved a minor subdivision at the former Beach Cove Waterfront Inn. The proposed project, first brought to the board in April, is a four-lot subdivision on the site of the inn at 48 Lakeview Road, which burned down in 2022. The board reviewed the application several times, with multiple requests for more information and clarification. Throughout the process, including two public hearings, the board and neighbors paid particular attention to the project’s potential environmental impact on West Harbor Pond.
Woman charged in connection with her grandson's death due in court Monday
LACONIA, N.H. — A woman charged in connection with the 2019 death of her grandson is scheduled to be arraigned Monday at Belknap County Superior Court in Laconia. Sherry Connor, 61, was arrested Friday on charges of manslaughter, first-degree assault, second-degree assault and witness tampering. News 9 has learned that the charges are related to the death of Connor's 5-year-old grandson, Dennis "Boo" Vaughn.
Swimmers advised to swim near lifeguards amid high surf advisory
HAMPTON, N.H. — On Sunday, the National Weather Service issued a high surf advisory along New Hampshire's Seacoast until 8 p.m. on Monday, impacting beaches in Portsmouth and Hampton. NWS said waves may peak as high as 7 feet. Hampton Beach chief lifeguard Pat Murphy said Sunday was one...
Crusaders drop heartbreaker on the road to UNH
DURHAM, N.H. – The Holy Cross women's soccer team traveled to Wildcat Stadium and fell short 3-2 to New Hampshire (UNH) on early Sunday afternoon. In the first half, freshman Nadia Cassamajor netted her first collegiate goal off a free kick, fed in by sophomore Mary Sommer, at 36:57 to take a 1-0 lead.
Mike Tyson at Eliot, Maine Dispensary For Private Meet and Greet
Mike Tyson came to East Coast Cannabis in Eliot, Maine, because they asked him to. Seacoast online says that Mike Tyson isn't just a champion boxer. He also is behind TYSON 2.0, sold in 17 different countries and various dispensaries, including East Coast Cannabis in Eliot, Maine. TYSON 2.0 sells various cannabis products.
Artist Walter Kitundu Premieres New Work in Biddeford Pool
(Biddeford Pool, ME) Renowned multidisciplinary artist Walter Kitundu will premiere his newest work Rekodi Maji “Record the Water” in Biddeford Pool. For this work which is part research, part sound installation, part performance, Kitundu has adorned his kayak with instruments meant to respond to the state of Biddeford Pool’s winds and waters. The sea plucks strings that resonate the hull of the vessel which also holds flutes played by the rising and receding waves. The sounds will be transmitted to shore, allowing the audience to experience the work as if they were inside the kayak as it navigates the shoreline.
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