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Chalkboards to Fire Trucks: Generations return to celebrate 100 years of the East Boothbay School (opens the original)
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On Saturday, Sept. 5, at 10 a.m., the bay doors of the East Boothbay Fire Station were open for a different kind of gathering. Over 45 community members—spanning multiple generations—came together to celebrate the rich history of the building that, for over a century, served as the East Boothbay School. Organized as a collaborative effort with speakers from the Boothbay Historical Society, the Boothbay Fire Department, and the Boothbay Lions Club, the morning was filled with shared memories, loc
Turkey crashes through windshield of car, minor injuries (opens the original)
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On Sept. 3 at 2:34 p.m., Lincoln County Communications dispatched Boothbay Fire & Rescue, Boothbay Regional Ambulance, and the Lincoln County Sheriff's Office to respond to a single-vehicle accident located at 184 Wiscasset Road, adjacent to the Zak Preserve. Upon arriving at the scene, firefighters found the vehicle located in the northbound lane with a large hole in the windshield of the Audi SUV, and with an approximately 20-pound turkey located in the passenger-side compartment. The driver,
Major propane leak prompts widespread evacuation and high-stakes tactical response at Meadow Mall (opens the original)
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A severe propane leak at the Meadow Mall complex (also known as the Small Mall locally) on Route 27 in Boothbay Harbor prompted a massive emergency response, widespread evacuations, and a highly choreographed tactical operation on Friday afternoon to prevent a catastrophic explosion. The official cause of the propane leak is under further investigation and there were no reported injuries. At approximately 3:30 p.m., the Boothbay Harbor Fire Department was dispatched by Lincoln County Communicati
Three fires, five days: Why mutual aid is the peninsula’s ultimate safety net (opens the original)
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When a community experiences three significant structure fires in just five days, the physical and logistical strain on local fire departments is immense. For the public, a fire scene looks like a singular, coordinated effort. But behind the flashing lights and the roar of the diesel engines, a complex web of multi-agency coordination—known as mutual aid—is what actually prevents disaster from spreading. Mutual aid is not just a backup plan; it is a fundamental operational strategy. Without it,
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