Sarah Thompson
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Vehicle crash into Rockland parking lot sends three to hospital, damages multiple cars (opens the original)
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ROCKLAND — A single-vehicle crash into a Rockland parking lot Tuesday afternoon resulted in four vehicles being hauled from the scene and three people being transported to MaineHealth Pen Bay Hospital with non-lifethreatening injuries. Since being notified of the approximate 4:45 p.m., Sept. 29, motor vehicle crash, Rockland police have been working to understand the circumstances surrounding a northbound SUV cutting across the front lawn of Bangor Savings Bank, on Camden Street, and clipping th
Outbuildings burn, firefighters prevent worse outcome in Lincolnville (opens the original)
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LINCOLNVILLE — "Overall it was just a terrific effort by the first-in guys," said Lincolnville firefighter and Northport Asst. Chief Henry Lang. "And truly, this outbuilding here, the fire was rolling up under the eaves, coming around the front side." Those first-in firefighters, said Lang, "they just walked it back around." Firefighters were notified Thursday, Sept. 24, at 10:42 p.m., of a possible structure fire at a residential camp on Third Road, in Lincolnville. Two outbuildings could not b
Firefighters called to large unattended burn off Beechwood Street (opens the original)
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THOMASTON — Phone calls to Knox Regional Communications Center began to filter in just prior to 6:30 p.m., and while Thomaston firefighters headed to the station, Thomaston police followed a long dirt road to the source of a large cloud of black smoke looming above the trees. The source of the fire they encountered, Thursday, Sept. 17, was identified as a large unattended debris fire burning heavily in "the pit" near 108 Beechwood Street, large enough to require a full response from Thomaston fi
Camden 25th anniversary ceremony for 9/11 speaks of Maine's bond, promises to never forget (opens the original)
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CAMDEN — “The heroes of 9/11 didn’t just give their lives on a single morning,” said Camden Police Chief Allen Weaver. “For many, they gave their lives over a span of decades, fighting the invisible wounds brought home from Ground Zero. Their names belong on our monuments just as clearly as those who fell in the initial dust.” Many survivors and responders are in Maine now. They are among us. Those who suffered the scars of Ground Zero, 25 years ago, before moving north. Those from Maine who rac
UPDATED: Vehicle hits fuel tank, causes closure of Route 90 in Rockport at Tolman Pond Market (opens the original)
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ROCKPORT — For at least a brief time, the functioning noses of those standing downwind of Tolman Pond Market, on Route 90, in Rockport, inhaled a strong whiff of fuel. But, of course, it is a gas station. Rockport firefighters closed the section of Route 90 between Mill Street and, initially, West Street Extension, Wednesday night, Sept. 2, out of concern that a single-vehicle crash may have compromised a fuel tank in the gas station (Maritime Farms) parking lot. Warren firefighters assisted by
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