Fire Marshal’s Office determines cause of Bluenose fire
The state Fire Marshal’s Office has determined the cause of a Feb. 10 fire at the Bluenose Inn.
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Jesup second phase complete
The Jesup Memorial Library has removed the last of the scaffolding that has surrounded the historic building for nearly a year while extensive restoration work was performed. Beginning in December 2019, the restoration kicked off with excavation to repair the library’s failing drainage and install foundation membranes, followed by repairs and improvements to the copper and slate roof and repointing of the entire building’s brick masonry.
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Carlisle to be inducted into MPA Hall of Fame
ELLSWORTH — Former Ellsworth American General Manager Terry Carlisle will be inducted into the Maine Press Association Hall of Fame during the association’s virtual fall conference Oct. 24. The MPA’s Hall of Fame Committee selected Carlisle and the late Arthur Guesman as this year’s honorees. An Ellsworth native, Carlisle started working at The American in …
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Growing numbers of out-of-state visitors are testing positive; contact tracing debate continues
By Colin Woodard, Portland Press Herald BAR HARBOR — With coronavirus surging across much of the southern United States, many Mainers are anxious about the possibility that out-of-state visitors could spark a resurgence of COVID-19 here as well. Those fears may be justified. Updated figures from the Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention on how many …
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State to more than triple COVID-19 testing capacity
AUGUSTA — The state will partner with Maine-based IDEXX Laboratories Inc. to purchase enough of the company’s recently authorized COVID-19 testing kits to more than triple Maine’s testing capacity, Governor Janet Mills announced Thursday. “The breakthrough will soon allow anyone in Maine suspected of having COVID-19 to receive a test,” according to a statement from …
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Hancock County Jail log week of April 9
The following were arrested or booked into the Hancock County Jail between March 31 and April 5: Peter W. Jenkins, 56, Southwest Harbor, disorderly conduct. David W. Tonini, 53, Mount Desert, domestic violence assault.
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Hancock County Jail log week of April 2
The following were arrested or booked into the Hancock County Jail between March 23 and 29: Zachary T. Phelon, 37, Blue Hill, refusing to submit to arrest or detention. Justin N. Kane, 24, Sullivan, domestic violence assault. Dustin A. Austin, 33, Trenton, domestic violence assault. April R. Allison, 22, Bucksport, violating conditions of release. Kyle …
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Hancock County Jail log week of March 26
The following were arrested or booked into the Hancock County Jail between March 16 and 21: Shawn D. Sargent, 40, Orland, domestic violence assault. Robert G. Gray Jr., 35, Searsport, violating conditions of release, theft by deception, home repair fraud. Justin R. Sands, 32, Bangor, 48 hours for violating conditions of release and operating after …
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Hancock County Jail log week of March 19
The following were arrested or booked into the Hancock County Jail between March 9 and 15: Nicole L. Morrone, 30, Bucksport, domestic violence assault. Alexander L. Berry, 20, South China, failure to appear. Elizabeth A. Grindle, 35, Blue Hill, sentenced to nine months and one day for unlawful drug trafficking. Craig A. Foss, 50, Holden, …
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Hancock County Jail log week of March 12
The following were arrested or booked into the Hancock County Jail between March 2 and 8: Nickolas P. Bouchard, 31, Holden, 24 hours for two counts violating conditions of release and one count each unlawful drug possession endangering the welfare of a child and operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of an intoxicant. …
