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Brooksville welcomes cancer patient home with a parade (opens the original)
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It was all neighbors on deck for a homecoming parade Sunday, Sept. 27, for Tim Fowler of Brooksville, who has spent a month in Boston for life-saving cancer treatment. âIt was very emotional, and I couldnât believe all the people that showed up to support us, my wife [Brenda] and I and our whole family,â said Fowler. The Fowlers have two grown children, Jessi Judkins and Joshua Fowler. Judkins estimated 100 to 120 trucks and vehicles turned out to support her parents. Josh Gray, Matt Dow a
Body of missing East Blue Hill man recovered from bay (opens the original)
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Authorities on Tuesday, Sept. 29, recovered the body of a Blue Hill man who has been missing since Sunday, Sept. 20, from the waters of Blue Hill Bay, approximately five miles from his residence. James Kannry was 82 and also a resident of Virginia, according to Hancock County Sheriff's Lt. Brian Archer. Archer said authorities think that Kannry fell into the water from his boat. "The Maine Marine Patrol assisted the Hancock County Sheriffâs Office with an extensive search of the waters where
Stowaways moving to Blue Hill (opens the original)
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After a year of operating in the former MacLeodâs Restaurant location at 63 Main St. in Bucksport, the seafood restaurant Stowaways is relocating to Blue Hill, according to a social media post. The American could not reach owner Rob Degennaro for comment before press time. Stowaways opened a year ago in Bucksport, and before that, Degennaro had a short stint operating a restaurant called Crybabies in Stonington. âHe had a year lease and decided not to pursue a purchase,â said George MacLeo
Cutler pleads guilty to violating conditions of his release (opens the original)
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Justice Patrick Larson ordered two-time former gubernatorial candidate Eliot Cutler, 80, to serve six months in the Hancock County Jail after Cutler pleaded guilty Sept. 18 to violating conditions of his release. However, Cutler has credit for time served, so he will be incarcerated for roughly 10 weeks, or 73 days, according to court records. The Brooklin resident is to report to the jail on Oct. 15. The violations included the following: using unmonitored electronic devices and accessing sexua
Hancock County Sheriff's log week of Sept. 24 (opens the original)
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Sgt. Travis Frost helped Hancock first responders and a local ambulance service with an intoxicated man waving for help from a ditch Sept. 21. The man didnât need medical attention and was taken back to his residence, Frost said. Deputy Wyatt Lord helped the Hampden Police Department with locating a piece of heavy equipment at a Sullivan property Sept. 16. A person seen walking in Lamoine Sept. 17 prompted a call to police. Deputy Mariza Gionfriddo discovered the person was vacationing in the
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