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Ellsworth Community Music Institute relocates and rebrands as Field Note (opens the original)
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Ellsworthâs music school has a new name and a new home. Ellsworth Community Music Institute (ECMI) has moved from the General Bryant E. Moore Community Center to downtown â and itâs now known as Field Note Music School. According to Executive Director Peter van Reesema, moving out of the Moore Center was a topic of discussion as early as January when he started in the role. âAll the folks at the Moore Center are incredible, and the city was super supportive of the school. It was just tha
Seasonal sips: Foraged apples make for uniquely local cider (opens the original)
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At Fogtown Brewing Company in Ellsworth, the locally made ciders will taste different every year â and thatâs the appeal, according to owner Jon Stein. Stein ventures out every fall to forage for apples across Hancock County. But heâs not looking for Honeycrisp or Red Delicious or McIntosh. Heâs looking for wild, heritage apples, which are traditionally grown varieties not often grown in modern commercial production. While these apples might not be great for eating â oftentimes theyâ
New steak and seafood restaurant to open in Ellsworth (opens the original)
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A new business is coming to Ellsworthâs downtown â a fine steak and seafood restaurant located at 30 Water St., which was most recently the home of Chloeâs Café The restaurant will fittingly be called â30 Water,â according to developer Jonathan Bates, who recently purchased the property. âItâs historic architecture, and itâs a beautiful building,â said Bates in an interview with The American. âIt had a bunch of potential, and so we decided to purchase it.â He said the new
Ellsworth Police log week of Sept. 24 (opens the original)
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Ellsworth Police officers went to Walmart on Sept. 20 after receiving a complaint of shoplifting. The amount of the theft was $693, according to police. The suspect was reportedly located and detained by loss prevention staff. Trisha Eaton, 39, of no listed address, was arrested on charges of theft and violation of bail. She was transported to the Hancock County Jail. Cody Witham, 30, of Verona Island, was arrested on charges of harassment by telephone and criminal OUI on Sept. 12 after police r
Woman arrested after allegedly using false identity to obtain medical services (opens the original)
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A woman was arrested by Ellsworth Police after allegedly providing false identifying information while obtaining medical services at Northern Light Maine Coast Hospital. Kayla Gushee, 37, of Thomaston was arrested on Sept. 14 on charges of theft of services, a class B felony; misuse of identification, a class D misdemeanor; and forgery â falsifying health care records, a class D misdemeanor, according to a press release from the Ellsworth Police Department. Police said they received a report f
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