William T. Sevon, 46, was charged for crimes alleged to have occurred in 2011, and between 2017 and 2019.
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Sheriff’s Office seeks help identifying driver who damaged Detroit substation
A driver apparently failed to stop at a stop sign Sunday in Detroit and crashed into a substation, causing more than $150,000 worth of damage, and then drove away.
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Posted inKennebec Journal, Local & State
Gardiner Area High School students share the bounty
National Honor Society students are making sure 200 families have what they need for the Thanksgiving holiday.
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Maine AG: Deputies justified in 2017 Madison shootout that left gunman dead
Somerset County Chief Deputy James Ross, Detective Michael Ross and Deputy Joseph Jackson were cleared by the Attorney General’s Office on Tuesday following a review of the deadly shootings in 2017.
Posted inLocal & State, Morning Sentinel
Stipend deal ends China officials’ funding standoff with fire agencies
The Board of Selectmen voted 3-0 Monday night to release $30,000 in stipend funding for volunteer firefighters, but cautioned the fire departments “are liable for compliance with state and federal law.”
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Dresden home a ‘total loss’ after fire gets into roof, authorities say
Dresden Fire Chief Steve Lilly said a home at 21 Taryn Drive is a “total loss” after a Monday afternoon fire.
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Final beam placed as Lockwood Hotel and Waterville build toward future
Community members gather at construction site to celebrate continued efforts to revitalize downtown.
Posted inLocal & State, Morning Sentinel, Schools and Education
Maine Children’s Home seeks donations for Christmas, adds to development staff
The Christmas program will provide 1,700 children from low-income families with new clothing and toys — the only program of its kind to do so in the state — but help is needed. Elizabeth Barron will lead the nonprofit’s development team.
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Delta offers alternate proposal in Waterville ambulance debate
Tim Beals, executive director of Delta Ambulance, has submitted a plan to the Waterville City Council that he says addresses the response time issue, provides reimbursement to the city for backup services and doesn’t require the city to buy two used ambulances.
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Little still known about why officer shot man in Augusta
Augusta Police Chief Jared Mills said no new information was available on Monday about the Sunday morning incident.