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Police seek witnesses to hit-run crash that injured a bicyclist Friday night
According to a press release from Belfast Police Chief Robert Cormier, Tristen Fontenelle, 30, of Searsmont was taken to Waldo County General Hospital, where she was treated for head injuries after she was struck on Belmont Avenue (Route 3).
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Massachusetts pair accused of bring kilogram of fentanyl to Waldo County
Judge sets bail at $50,000 cash for each of the suspects who required an interpreter to relay information to them during a Friday afternoon court hearing.
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Three arrested after police find drugs, cash, stolen property, firearms and cannon
State Police investigation continues into Liberty trio arrested Aug. 4.
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Prospect Farms hopes Brooke Shields will help it steer industry
The company owners pride themselves on being completely transparent about the substances in their product.
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Colonial goes ‘dark’ Sept. 19
Theater owner ends 27-year run behind the curtain.
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Unity man arrested for alleged kidnapping, assault, terrorizing
Sheriffs arrested the suspect before Maine State Police Tactical Team responded.
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Fighting over the future of Maine’s power grid
Maine Affordable Energy Coalition has taken to the airwaves with ads condemning “government-controlled power” while Our Power gathers signatures to put a consumer-owned energy utility on the 2023 ballot. Mainers must decide which message they believe, and the stakes are high for making the right choice.
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Searsport artist’s ‘Summer Breeze’ chosen as Harbor Fest graphic
Waldo County Technical Center's student fund will benefit from Evening by the Bay live and silent auctions, with Sandy Dolan's oil painting among the items to be sold.
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Harbor Fest 2022: Bigger and better
There will be something for everyone at the 15th annual waterfront festival Aug. 19-21.
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Poll: Should Celtics trade Jaylen Brown to Nets for Kevin Durant?
Previously, people had strong opinions about LIV Tour, as majority state alternate professional golf tour is unnecessary and disgraceful.
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Play street hockey with Black Bears
University of Maine Black Bears invade Midcoast Recreation Center Aug. 12 for lots of skating fun.
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By George, Pamela aces Country View’s fourth hole
Hampden resident uses 5-wood to record hole-in-one on green 125 yards away.
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Mount View, Camden Hills among Belfast-hosted Coastal Field Hockey Play Day
In nearly four-decade high school preseason event, Boothbay Region, Hampden Academy also to participate Aug. 23 on artificial turf at Point Lookout.
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Whitney, Ames team to win Northport GC member-guest event
Jeff Dutch, Elaine Bielenberg best in scotch foursome, while Terry Whitney, Dan Eaton tops for classes in twilight league.
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Heat, humidity no problem for participants in return of festival road races
Correction for name of 10K female winner: Hundreds invade city Sunday morning to run/walk one, 3.1 or 6.2 miles in 75th celebration of popular Maine Lobster Festival. Perry Lebreton, Lea Apostolides earn firsts in 10K, while Connor Daigle, Isabella Anderson best in 5K. Includes video, more than 100 photos.
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Brotherly love: Maine Lobster Festival crate race proves family affair
Genthner siblings of Owls Head — Aiden, 12, and Kobe, 9 — rule as crustacean king and prince as popular event returns after two years in dry dock. Includes video and more than 100 photos.
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News from Country View Golf Club
David Clark and Cody Raven, along with Greg Reed, Clarence Tripp, Josh Tripp and Wayne Merrifield, team for firsts.
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Waterfall Arts announces artist-in-residence for September 2022
Maine-raised New Orleans-based multidisciplinary artist Pippin Frisbie-Calder will spend a month in Belfast making art.
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Stockton Springs news
The Ambulance Service is looking for more members for its crew. Please direct all questions to Director Amy Drinkwater at ambulance@stocktonsprings.org.
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Harold Peter "Pete" Watt passed away on July 29, 2022, at Sandy River Center in Farmington.
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