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We are getting reports that their are some flooded roads in the town Castine. Also the intersection of Route 3 and West Street in Bar Harbor is flooded.
Island joy ride ends in multiple charges
NORTH HAVEN : Two intoxicated female teenagers were arrested June 30 after they stole and crashed three cars, according to police.
Suspect in baby's death loses attempt to exclude statements
ROCKLAND : The prosecution can use incriminating statements made by a 24-year-old Rockland man charged with the death of his daughter last year.
Community School receives grant for literacy skills training
CAMDEN : The Community Schoola s Passages Program, a home-based high school program for teen parents in Knox, Waldo and Washington counties, will be presented with a $25,000 grant from Barbara Bush for its Family Connections: Phase Two project at a ceremony in Biddeford on June 22.
Landslide threatens Stockton Springs camps
From Staff and Department of Conservation Reports Maine Geological Survey marine geologist Stephen Dickson climbs over a tree that fell during a landslide in Stockton Springs on Friday, June 26, 2009.
Extended jail sentences may be served out of Knox County under state plan
ROCKLAND : Operationally, not much will change at the Knox County Jail as the Department of Corrections works toward a unified jail system.
South Thomaston teen charged with vehicle burglary spree
SOUTH THOMASTON : A 15-year-old male from South Thomaston has been charged with a series of motor vehicle burglaries.
New Volunteers/Victims Added for Soakfest
ROCKLAND : Update: new volunteers/victims have joined the line up for the Youthlinks/Planet Toys fundraising TOP DOG SOAKFEST scheduled for June 20 as part of Rockland's Summer Solstice event.
Schueler & Davis, Cash & Taylor First in 6/17 Bridge
ROCKLAND : The results of today 's duplicate bridge game of the Knox County DBC are as follows: First, North-South, Jannine Cash of Rockland and Priscilla Taylor of Camden.
Knox County grand jury issues indictments
ROCKLAND : After three days of review, a Knox County grand jury has indicted 34 individuals with 81 counts for charges ranging from burglaries, drugs and assaults to motor vehicle violations.
Swine flu slips into Knox County
CAMDEN : A Camden-Rockport Middle School student was diagnosed recently with the H1N1 virus, and has completely recovered, according to Superintendent Patricia Hopkins.
Rockport police chase ends in Appleton crash
ROCKPORT : A police chase that began in Rockport the night of June 12, ended in a rollover on Town Hill Road in Appleton.
ROCKPORT : Penobscot Bay YMCA will present its annual spring performance, dubbed "Viva!" this year, 6 p.m. Friday and Saturday, June 12 and 13, in the Strom Auditorium of Camden Hills Regional High School, Route 90.
Photograph by David A. Rodgers DATELINE: the Allied Aerodrome, somewhere on the coast of France.
Rockland woman pleads guilty to federal drug charges
BANGOR : A 50-year-old Rockland woman will remain in federal custody until her sentencing after she pleaded guilty to a case that started when her brother died in 2005 after taking methadone that she had given him.
Knox County officials discuss shared services
ROCKLAND : Officials from several Knox County towns and the city of Rockland have organized two committees to look at ways that money could be saved by sharing solid waste and animal control services.
Lord & Tarbox, Roshto & Mahon First in 5/03 Bridge
ROCKLAND : The results of today 's duplicate bridge game of the Knox County DBC are as follows: First, North-South, Jerry Roshto of Rockport and Juanita Mahon of Camden.
Top Dog is back, and it's bigger and wetter than ever
ROCKLAND : During last yeara s Summer Solstice festival throngs of people lined up in front of Planet Toys for a chance to soak local notable and notorious characters.
Support the Knox County Humane Society Tonight at Peter Ott's.......
CAMDEN : Tonight is the 2nd Annual Eat For Pete night at Peter Ott's Steakhouse and Tavern.....Along with a variety of other restaurants in the area we are donating 10% of our revenue from dinner to the Knox County Humane Society.
Handbell concert raises money for Meals on Wheels
WARREN : The Let the Bells Ring handbell concert performed on May 2 at the Second Congregational Church in Warren raised $500 to donate to Knox County Meals on Wheels.