Cynthia Roodman, injured in the attack, is seeking stiffer penalties in state law for owners of dangerous dogs, Gardiner officials consider tightening their own rules.
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Gardiner officials to discuss dog control inside city limits
A dog attack in July has highlighted concerns about dogs not on leashes and city enforcement.
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Mindfulness retreat weekend set for Oct. 19-21
The 3-day event will take place at Zardus Art of Massage.
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Maine Event Comedy to take the stage Sept. 15
An evening of stand up comedy is scheduled at Johnson Hall in Gardiner.
Posted inLocal & State, Maine Crime
Family of woman found dead in Gardiner looks to help victims of domestic abuse
McKenzie Burgess said her older sister Maddilyn ‘didn’t have a place she felt she could go and be safe.’
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Gardiner considers temporary ban on medical marijuana shops
A public hearing and second read on the proposed moratorium is scheduled for Wednesday’s City Council meeting.
Posted inBusiness, Local & State
Leon Emery answers Five Questions
The owner of Emery’s Meat & Produce talks about the value and importance of transition planning.
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Gardiner dog attack victim seeks tougher consequences from city
Cynthia Roodman said it should be a crime to walk away from a dog attack and that dog attacks should draw stiffer penalties.
Posted inLocal & State, Maine Crime
Gardiner man sentenced to 20 months in prison for home invasion
Scott York pleaded guilty to burglary and criminal restraint in connection with the Jan. 13 incident in Gardiner.