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New oversized load moves from Jay to Gray
JAY, Maine (WGME) -- A new oversized load is moving its way across Western Maine. It's the eighth of nine loads to be moved through the area, which began in early October. Tonight's transportation begins at 6 p.m. in Jay to arrive in Gray. The load will continue to move...
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Paris weighs Market Square safety upgrades, including $5.9 million roundabout
PARIS — A yearslong feasibility study aimed at improving vehicle and pedestrian safety in Market Square is nearing completion, including a long-term recommendation to install a roundabout at the three-way junction of Routes 26, 117 and 119.
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75-year-old man charged with OUI after crashing into Falmouth building, police say
FALMOUTH, Maine (WGME) -- A 75-year-old Maine man was allegedly driving while under the influence when he crashed into a building in Falmouth. According to police, a vehicle driven by 75-year-old Patrick Hill of Falmouth went through a fence and crashed into a building at 125 Bucknam Road, which is connected to the backside of Bam Bam Bakery, around 9 p.m. on Wednesday.
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27,000 Acres Protected In Maine, Connecting Sunday River & Mount Abram
More than 27,000 acres of forest in Bethel, Maine are now permanently protected, and plans include developing a trail network that connects two area ski resorts: Sunday River and Mount Abram. The Conservation Fund recently announced it has protected more than 27,000 acres from development, including 11,000 acres at Chadbourne...
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Maine communities canceled Flock contracts, but cameras sometimes remained for months
AUBURN (WGME) -- Some Maine communities that ended contracts with Flock Safety found the company’s automated license plate reader cameras remained in place for weeks and, in one case, months, raising questions about whether the cameras could still collect or share data after local access was shut off. In...
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Lewiston church on the market for $1.5 million
LEWISTON (WGME) -- A Catholic church in Lewiston that closed last year is now on the market for $1.5 million. The Sun Journal reports that the building sits on more than four acres which includes a convent and school building. The church closed in Spring 2025 because of Lewiston's aging...