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Waterville hosting 27th annual Maine International Film Festival
WATERVILLE -- Thousands of film buffs from all over are in Waterville this week for the 27th annual Maine international film festival. The festival consists of 10 days and 100 films. Some movies are made-in-Maine pieces, while there are also showings of iconic films like American Psycho and Goodfellas. Organizers...
Suspect in Cushing death investigation arrested after pursuit, standoff in Augusta
AUGUSTA, Maine — Officials say a man who led police on a chase before a four-hour standoff in Augusta on Tuesday is a suspect in the death of a person in Cushing. Jason Hewett, 39, has been charged with eluding an officer, domestic assault, and manslaughter, Maine Department of Public Safety spokesperson Shannon Moss said Wednesday in a news release.
Benefit Event for Maine Twins Tragically Taken by Rare Virus
Like most parents, Kachira and Amanda were excited to welcome the joy of twins, Torben and Loxley. Shortly after they received their varicella vaccination, also known as the chicken pox vaccine, they were sadly admitted to the hospital. After a stay at Barbara Bush in Portland and then Boston Children's,...
Longtime Downtown Waterville Store Slated to Close Later This Month
For the last decade or so, many Central Maine residents have become familiar with the Re-Store. It's indeed a store, operated by Waterville Area Habitat for Humanity. Since its inception, the store has sold various pre-loved home-goods and building materials to the general public. The store, which has served the community well in its mission to provide affordable alternatives to brand-new (more expensive) merchandise, will be closing its doors later this month, the Kennebec Journal reported.
Police respond to incident in Augusta
AUGUSTA - Troopers are on the scene of an incident in Augusta. A spokesperson says Tac Team and Crisis Negotiation Teams are responding. Route 3 near the Augusta line is closed at this time. We will have more information as it becomes available.
County Republicans welcome lobsterman for July 24 meeting
You’re invited to hear about one of Maine’s traditional and most vital businesses, Wednesday, July 24 at the monthly meeting of the Lincoln County Republicans Committee. Dustin Delano, lobsterman and representative for New England fishermen, will share his insight regarding New England’s lobster and fishing Industries. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. at the Jefferson Fire Department, 204 Washington Road, Jefferson; program begins at 6.
The Bridge House
According to some local history, the Bridge House, located at the center of Boothbay Harbor’s famous Footbridge, was built in 1902 by bridge tender William F. Foster. At that time, my guess is, there was a central section off the footbridge that pivoted open and closed to allow boats to enter the inner harbor. I know that for most of our 50 odd years’ existence here in the area, there was still a central section of the footbridge that was capable of movement. Such is not the case at present.
Countdown to exciting sailboat racing continues July 20-21
A featured boat is the Boothbay Harbor One Design – A Sailboat for Life. The Boothbay Harbor One Design or as popularly referred to as BHOD was designed by Geerd Hendel in the 1930s, one of Maine’s best designers, the Boothbay Harbor One Design has stood the test of time. While she is not a modern design, in some ways she is more like a modern “Spirit of Tradition” racer than what we usually think of as a classic One Design.
2nd Arrest In Cushing ‘Abuse Of Corpse’ Case Following Police Chase
A second arrest has been made in connection with the death of a person in Cushing, and the abuse of their corpse. State Police arrested 41-year-old Mark Gagne last Friday, charging him with Hindering Apprehension and Abuse of a Corps after processing a scene at 834 River Road in Cushing.
🦞TUESDAY LOBSTER BAKE🦞 - TODAY at Newagen Seaside Inn
Enjoy a traditional lobster bake with live music outdoors on our lawn at Newagen Seaside Inn! Every Tuesday during July and August starting at 5:30. Lobster bake child no lobster - $25 (12 and under) **Every meal comes with**. Simply Greens Salad and New England Clam Chowder. Corn on the...
BH Opera House: Teada on stage Aug. 1
The arrival of August also sees the arrival of the Irish band Téada to the historic Opera House in Boothbay Harbor. On Thursday, Aug. 1 the band brings the best of Celtic traditional tunes and dance to stage. A traditional band with a truly worldwide reach, Téada has appeared...
2024 Vintage Car Show invites motorcycles
2024 OBD Williams-Fosset Vintage Car Show organizers are always happy to award the Outstanding Motorcycle trophy each year, one of six. Now, they are making a special effort to invite interesting and collectible motorcycles of all years and models to participate on Saturday, Aug. 10 from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in New Harbor.
David E. Storkson Sr.
It is with great sadness that we announce the sudden death of David E. Storkson Sr., on July 11, 2024, at the age of 81. David was born in Jefferson, on April 23, 1943, to Lawrence A. Hubley, and Mildred H. (Cunningham) Hubley. At an early age, David was fortunate to be raised by Gussie and Peter Storkson, of Whitefield, and later adopted into the Storkson family.
Fulton Wallace Curtis
Fulton Wallace Curtis, 86, passed away peacefully at the Sussman House on July 10, 2024, in Rockport. Fulton was the youngest child of nine, born in Richmond, where he spent his youthful years. Fulton graduated from Richmond High School where he was actively involved in football, basketball, and played the clarinet in the band. His band had the honor of traveling to Washington, D.C., marking a memorable high school experience.
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