No immediate relief in sight for high gas prices
Mainers are trying to adjust as best they can.
Articles by: Jennifer Osborn
Jennifer Osborn
Reporter and columnist at The Ellsworth American
News Reporter Jennifer Osborn covers news and features on the Blue Hill Peninsula and Deer Isle-Stonington. She welcomes tips and story ideas. She also writes the Gone Shopping column. Email Jennifer with your suggestions at [email protected] or call 667-2576.
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Adkins resigns; Knight to fill interim role
County Administrator Scott Adkins has tendered his resignation effective June 3 and Bar Harbor resident and former town manager Cornell Knight will serve in an interim role.
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Bar Harbor man wanted in connection with shooting turns himself in
A man wanted in connection with an April 24 Bangor shooting turned himself in to the Bangor Police Department Thursday evening.
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Bar Harbor man wanted in Bangor shooting
Horane Lawrence, 31, is wanted on one count of criminal threatening with a dangerous weapon, according to a press release issued Tuesday by Bangor Police Department Sgt. Wade Betters.
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Seal Cove man gets 70 years for producing child porn
ELLSWORTH — A Seal Cove man was sentenced in federal court April 28 to 70 years in prison for three counts of production of child pornography, one count of transportation of child pornography and one count of possession of child pornography, U.S. Attorney Darcie N. McElwee announced. U.S. District Judge Lance E. Walker also ordered …
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Pair taken into custody following 43-mile chase
Holden Police Chief Chris Greeley says two people were taken into custody Tuesday night after leading one of his officers on a pursuit from Holden to the Seawall in Southwest Harbor.
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Bar Harbor man charged with unlawful sexual contact
Samuel Roberson, 55, is being held on $20,000 cash bail, according to court records.
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Mental health lifeline rollout raises questions
There are times when a police response to a behavioral problem tied to mental illness may escalate the situation.
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Mussel dragger catches fire in Trenton
How the 5:45 a.m. fire started may be a mystery.
