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3 weeks ago |
wmtw.com | Jim Keithley
The Waterville Fire Department has two ambulances, with a third as a backup, tucked away in a nearby firehouse bay. Department officials are trying to convince the city to foot the bill for additional positions so they can fully staff that third ambulance. "Adding a third ambulance to our system would be a huge benefit," said Deputy Fire Chief Everette Flannery, who oversees the department's Emergency Medical Services.
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3 weeks ago |
wmtw.com | Jim Keithley
A family from Wells is mourning the death of a popular teenager who was killed in a motorcycle crash Wednesday, May 28, in Kennebunk. Nineteen-year-old Cameron Mahoney had just left his job in Lyman just after 6 p.m. Police said he jumped on his motorcycle. He was wearing his helmet when his motorcycle collided with a car at the intersection at the corner of Alewife and Walker Roads in Kennebunk. "That is our goal.
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4 weeks ago |
wmtw.com | Jim Keithley
Police described the suspect as a "known menace" who has a long criminal history. The suspect has been continually released from jail because judges rule him incompetent to stand trial. Police described the suspect as a "known menace" who has a long criminal history. The suspect has been continually released from jail because judges rule him incompetent to stand trial.
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1 month ago |
wmtw.com | Jim Keithley
People who live in Saco are raising concerns about the city's effort to assess their property. Residents received letters in the mail from the Saco Assessing Department, which alerted them that data collection has begun and that collection efforts include an interior inspection. Other residents have found yellow tags hanging on their doors, which alerted them that data collectors had stopped by and still needed to get inside for a property inspection.
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1 month ago |
wmtw.com | Jim Keithley
The unsolved murder of a Maine woman who was killed at a Lewiston laundromat almost 50 years ago is the subject of a book that is set to be released next week.The family of Dorothy "Dottie" Milliken is hoping the new book will generate new leads in the cold case.Milliken, a 27-year-old mother from Sabattus, was found beaten to death outside what was Beal's Laundromat at 969 Lisbon St. in Lewiston on Nov. 6, 1976."Somebody out there knows something.
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