Monday Nov 9 | WLBZ
Fire Marshal's Office Deems Washburn Fire Suspicious
Investigators with the state fire marshal's office are in Washburn Monday trying to find the source of Sunday night's fire that detroyed the former McCain processing plant.
Fire in Washburn burns former plant
The State Fire Marshal's Office is investigating the origin of a fire Sunday that heavily damaged the former McCain processing plant on Main Street.
Milo metal band plays for the love of music
If you start a band with the explicit intention of getting famous, touring the world, buying a private jet and drinking champagne with a bunch of Playboy Bunnies in your hot tub, you, my friend, have just purchased a one-way ticket to Pathetic Town.
E. Boothbay: Full steam ahead for rebuilt boatyard
A pair of tugboats under construction sit in the yard. The company has seven boats in various stages of completion, and recently was awarded a $2.6 million federal grant to put in a dry dock, which will let it pursue new types of boat projects.
ROCKLAND : Three Maine judges will oversee the Maine Lobster Festival's 2009 Open Juried Art Show, sponsored by Camden National Bank.
Stimulus funds to buy Casco Bay Lines a new boat
The Casco Bay Lines ferry Island Romance, which was built in 1973, will be replaced in early 2011.
Mapleton home fire under investigation
Investigators are still trying to determine what caused a fire that destroyed a home at 884 Griffin Ridge Road on Wednesday afternoon.
Civil War battles to be re-enacted
Forget about the iPod, the BlackBerry and computers. They haven't been invented because the year is 1864 at the Washburn-Norlands Living History Center.
The Washburn Elementary School has received a large grant to enhance student learning.