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$5.5 million Wiscasset jail budget cuts 15 positions

by Darcie Moore June 18, 2020June 19, 2020

Two Bridges Regional Jail’s new budget starting in July is a 10.2% decrease and will result in 12 layoffs, according to administrator James Bailey.

Woolwich medical marijuana store burglarized twice in 2 weeks

by Darcie Moore June 16, 2020June 17, 2020

The Sagadahoc County Sheriff’s Office said Holistic Alternatives was burglarized early Monday and there are suspects in the case.

Maine Crime, Times Record

Wiscasset police charge man for allegedly pointing a gun at another driver

by Darcie Moore June 15, 2020June 15, 2020

Wiscasset police charged a Hunter Proctor, 23, of Wiscasset with criminal threatening with a dangerous weapon and operating under the influence after an alleged road rage incident Friday.

Local & State, Maine Crime

Bath police investigating after man drives truck into group of protesters at crosswalk

by Darcie Moore June 15, 2020June 16, 2020

Bath police are investigating a confrontation between Black Lives Matter protesters and the driver of a pickup truck who allegedly drove into protesters who were crossing the street at a crosswalk Thursday evening.

Schools and Education, Times Record

Mt. Ararat graduates go to the fairgrounds, get diplomas

by Darcie Moore June 14, 2020June 14, 2020

142 Mt. Ararat High School seniors graduated at the Topsham Fairgrounds Sunday as families watched from a distance on the racetrack.

Local & State, News

71-year-old man killed in Wiscasset crash

by Darcie Moore June 3, 2020June 4, 2020

Wiscasset police ask any witnesses of the Wednesday morning crash to call with information.

Local & State, News

Lisbon Moxie Festival won’t happen in July, but there may be an alternative event

by Darcie Moore June 3, 2020June 4, 2020

Lisbon aims to plan a smaller-scale event for the first weekend of October.

Local & State, News

Black Lives Matter protesters march in Bath

by Darcie Moore June 1, 2020June 8, 2020

A group of about 50 people, many young people, marched through the city of Bath Monday, stopping at the Sagadahoc County Courthouse, Bath Police Department and City Hall to protest police brutality.