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State heating oil costs up 74% from last year as winter approaches (opens the original)
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While gas prices often take up the lionâs share of headlines, the record-setting cost of diesel â the U.S. reaching an all-time high national average of $6.53 a gallon Sept. 22 â has implications far outside the scope of personal vehicles. Diesel powers much of the U.S. economy, including freight trucks, trains, agricultural equipment and construction machinery. As diesel prices rise, transportation costs increase, often leading to higher prices for consumer goods and services. Heating oil
Gouldsboro Police log week of Sept. 24 (opens the original)
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Gouldsboro Police assisted the Washington County Sheriffâs Office by providing a police dog to sniff for narcotics during a traffic stop Sept. 12. K9 Kia did not indicate any narcotics in the vehicle during the search. Police received a request from the Hancock Regional Communications Center for a police dog to assist with the search for a missing 6 year old Sept. 10. Chief Jim Malloy was preparing to head toward Surry when he was notified the child had been found. Police were made aware of th
Hancock chainsaw artist's legacy to be honored at celebration of achievement event (opens the original)
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The walls inside the studio of Ray Murphy, aka âThe Chainsaw Sawyer Artist,â illuminate his art career of over 70 years â countless newspaper clippings, black-and-white and color, form a mural of sepia tones and washed out newspaper print from decades past on one wall, the other three dominated by an array of flat wooden art pieces depicting everything from chieftains to loons. A display case highlights the repertoire Murphy built over the years, from being featured in Ripleyâs Believe i
New town website, four-day work week coming to Gouldsboro (opens the original)
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Big changes are coming to the Gouldsboro town office as the colder weather settles in â the town's online presence is getting revamped with a new website in October and staff plan to follow other Hancock County municipalities like Bucksport and Ellsworth in adopting a four-day work week Nov. 9. Town Manager Josh McIntyre said both changes are intended to improve town administration efficiency and better serve the public. "One of our goals with the new website is to make it easier for residents
Gouldsboro police log week of Sept. 10 (opens the original)
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Police received a report from a resident on Paul Bunyan Road stating someone had vandalized a string of lights that were hanging outside along the tree line of their property Aug. 27. Police are investigating the incident. Gouldsboro police were called to a domestic disturbance Aug. 16. After speaking with both people, police determined the matter was a verbal argument and separated the individuals for the evening. Police received a call from a person concerned about unknown individuals next to
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