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Wesmac builds patrol boat with Tier IV engine for Maine
Steve Wessel of Wesmac Custom Boats, Surry, ME, has built several patrol boats for Maine’s Marine Patrol, but the latest is a different animal. “We’ve built at least three 46-footers for them,” says Wessel. But this one is 57 feet, and it has a Tier IV engine.”
Cruisin’ for a Cure car show raises over $21,000 for Maine Children’s Cancer program
The 10th Annual Cruisin’ for A Cure Car Show, hosted by New Dimensions Federal Credit Union, on June 1, 2024, was a huge success! Held at the Robert LaFleur Airport, the event saw 168 car owners and enthusiasts as well as hundreds of spectators come together for a day filled with classic cars and community spirit, all in support of a great cause.
Americans can claim up to $8,500 from $825k data breach settlement – you need to sign up by next month to see the money
PAYOUTS of up to $8,500 are available to Americans hit by Carvin Software’s data breach. But, you’ll need to act soon to lodge a claim, as there’s a time limit on the suggested payout – part of a $825,000 compensation package. A settlement has now been reached in a lawsuit that was filed in the […]
Maine man out on bail accused of trafficking meth and cocaine
SABATTUS (WGME) -- Authorities say a Maine man, who was out on bail for drug trafficking offenses, has been arrested again for trafficking meth and cocaine. The MDEA says 34-year-old David Strout of Sabattus was arrested on Wednesday and charged with unlawful aggravated trafficking in schedule drugs, (methamphetamine), unlawful trafficking in schedule drugs (cocaine), and violation of bail conditions.
Maine’s Bet On Legal Sports Gambling Has Paid Off With $4.6M In Tax Revenue
Maine first launched legal sports betting on Nov. 3, 2023, and residents began placing bets via two mobile platforms contracted by the tribes. DraftKings, headquartered in Boston, operates for the Passamaquoddy Tribe. Nevada-based Caesars Entertainment is also partnered with three Wabanaki Nations: the Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians, the Mi’kmaq...
Major Changes Coming to New Balance’s Operations in Central Maine
Not only is New Balance one of the most recognizable footwear brands in the country, the company is also one of the largest employers in Central Maine. Now, big changes could be coming to the company's Central Maine operations. New Balance in Skowhegan, Maine. In December of 2022, it was...
Road to the White House: Doug Emhoff making second campaign stop in Maine in as many weeks
YARMOUTH, Maine — Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff is making a second visit to Maine in as many weeks campaigning for his wife, Vice President Kamala Harris, as she runs for president. Wednesday, Emhoff will deliver remarks at a Harris Victory Fund campaign event in Yarmouth. His speech is scheduled...
Rare 'devil bird' spotted on Midcoast, Maine Audubon asks public for pictures
SOMERVILLE (WGME) – Another rare bird is making the rounds in Maine. This one is called a "devil bird," or "snake bird," because of its long neck. The Maine Audubon Society says news spread about the bird on Facebook and it was spotted in Somerville, which is in the Midcoast area.
The Wild Conspiracy Theory Mainers Had About a 2020 Earthquake
Earthquakes don't happen all that much in the Northeast, especially in New England. Obviously, back in April 2024, the rarity occurred when during the late morning on Friday, April 5, a 4.8 magnitude earthquake centered in New Jersey, according to NBC Boston, was felt between Virginia and the Massachusetts/New Hampshire state line.
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