Brian Aromando, 57, died after his motorcycle crashed head-on into a sedan, police said.
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For southern Maine beach towns, mask ambassadors are summer’s front-line workers
Three towns in York County are using state grants to pay for new employees who help visitors follow coronavirus safety rules.
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Ogunquit to reopen 2 beaches, with restrictions on activities
Effective Monday, Ogunquit and Footbridge beaches will be open to walking, surfing, paddling and fishing only.
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Three in Ogunquit charged with making and spending counterfeit money
The 3 are all New Hampshire residents who were operating in Maine, police say.
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Maine Voices: Lockdown benefits chains at the expense of small Maine businesses
A restaurant has to close, but gas stations sell food, liquor and coffee, and discounted Easter candy is a big draw at big-box stores.
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Wells, Ogunquit and Kittery shut down public beaches
Beaches and parks will close indefinitely Wednesday to reduce the risk of the spread of coronavirus.
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York closes beaches after crowds fuel virus concerns in coastal towns
Municipal officials say having so many people on southern Maine’s beaches and trails defeats the purpose of social distancing and puts local residents at greater risk of contracting COVID-19.
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Former Ogunquit selectman apologizes for anonymous letters
A stalking charge against David Barton for allegedly sending anonymous letters to Ogunquit Planning Board members will be dismissed in a year if he does not engage in criminal conduct.
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Ogunquit selectman charged with operating under the influence
Ogunquit police say John Daley, 56, was arrested after a traffic stop early Sunday morning on Berwick Road.
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Judge rules in favor of Ogunquit in fire chief’s firing
Justice Wayne Douglas said Town Manager Patricia Finnigan did not violate Mark O’Brien’s due process and her decision to terminate his employment was supported by evidence.