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Police find five guns tied to break-in
Members of the Washington County Sheriff Department's Dive Team were on South Princeton Road assisting Master Diver Deputy Dennis Dorsey in his search for some of the handguns stolen from a gun shop in ...
Indian Township: Down East settler on the road again
Capt. Tomah Lewey left such an important mark on Washington County's landscape that on Thursday a portion of U.S. Route 1 was dedicated to the former surveyor, boat captain and farmer.
Calais shelter helps cat recover from bottle rocket injuries
Zoe has known real trauma in her young life. Her hind leg was mangled last month by what appeared to be a bottle rocket.
Fingerprint lifted at forest fire scene
Bangor Daily News, Bangor, Maine Middle Jul. 14--PRINCETON, Maine -- Fire officials are closing in on a person who may have started a forestland fire last week that burned about an acre near Pocomoonshine ...
Calais: Social worker recognized
Calais Regional Hospital recently presented its 2008 Excellence Award to social worker Debora Kinney.
Baring man leads police on high-speed chase
A Baring man who took police on a nearly 20-mile chase Tuesday night likely could have driven away with a summons for criminal speeding, but instead found himself behind bars facing felony charges. via Bangor Daily News
Princeton: Maine's first lady honored for work
“This is just really important work being done by Penni and other people all across the state”
Sierra Lank, 2, of Indian Township Thursday does the veil dance for the first lady at the Lots of Tots Child Care in Princeton. via Bangor Daily News
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“Oprah's Big Give", is still looking to "grow”
A former governor of the Passamaquoddy Tribe Indian Township Reservation pled "not guilty" to federal charges Tuesday. via WVII
Governor to Proclaim April as Financial Literacy Month for Mainers at ...
Only 40% of Americans use a budget to keep track of household finances. Two out of five Americans worry about excessive debt. via MaineToday
Former Passamaquoddy Leader Indicted
The former governor and finance director of the Passamaquoddy tribe in Maine has been indicted on federal fraud charges. via WMTW-TV Auburn
Legislative battle centers on alewives
“The possible economic impacts of reintroduction of alewives goes far beyond the imagination”
With its oily texture, bony flesh and homely appearance, the river herring doesn't seem like the kind of fish to inspire love or hatred, much less political feuds. via Bangor Daily News
Baileyville: Police on lookout for burglars
“If something was in the medicine cabinet they would be taking it. They know what they are looking for and the owner may not know they had gone through the medicine cabinet”
The police are investigating a rash of burglaries over the past few weeks that have netted thieves cash, guns and other items they can quickly sell. via Bangor Daily News
The bitter cold and lake-effect snow spreading across the Northeast will be erased by Friday as radically warmer air makes its way into the East from the Plains. via AccuWeather.com
Brewer: Holiday meals given to laid-off workers
“It's overwhelming what people are doing”
Philip Polk ,left,president of Local 27 in Baileyville and a pulp machine back tender at Domtar, helps load donated food items in a pick-up truck at Eastern Maine Labor Council's offices in Brewer. via Bangor Daily News
Back to the Future: Big, sad mistake
“No, you can't do it, you can't do it”
BELFAST : Mainers made a mistake last Tuesday when we defeated the racino proposed by the Passamaquoddy tribe for Washington County. via Village Soup
Man gets four years for drug trafficking
A New Brunswick man has been sentenced to more than four years in federal prison on drug charges. via Bangor Daily News