A 78-year-old Bowdoin man suffering from dementia who was reported missing Tuesday night has been found alive.
According to Maine Inland Fisheries & Wildlife, James Conway left his West Road home at around 2 p.m., and was reported missing by his wife about four hours later.
Game Warden Dave Chabot and a K9 tracker found Conway at about 7:45 p.m. on the edge of a wooded road about 300 yards from his home, unresponsive and suffering from hypothermia.
Conway was hospitalized for observation.
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