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For the 16th year, The Midcoast Sports Hall of Fame has selected 10 finalists for the 2023 Student Athlete of the Year Award. Among the male and female finalists are Wiscasset’s Emily Gilliam and Boothbay’s Kayden Ames. The finalists are chosen from...

ROCKPORT — The Camden High School Alumni Association presented three scholarships totaling $3000 to Camden Hills Regional High School graduates. The Association received many deserving applications and the Scholarship Committee had to narrow it down...

The Camden High School Alumni Association presented three scholarships totaling $3,000 to Camden Hills Regional High School graduates.

Preparations for the 117th Camden High School Alumni Banquet, which will be held on Friday, August 11, at the Elks Lodge, 210 Rankin Street, Rockland, have begun with a meeting of the CHS Alumni Association. More information about tickets will be...

VICE PRESIDENT of the New Democratic Party (NDP), St Clair Leacock is questioning the due diligence procedure that was used to allow convicted British businessman, Dave Ames to invest in St Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG). Leacock raised the question last Wednesday October 12, as he spoke on the NDP’s New Times programme. He wondered “What is the extent of the due diligence that was conducted on Mr Ames, and …

THE BRITISH conman behind the failed Buccament Bay Resorts Ltd project, who was recently jailed in the United Kingdom (UK) for defrauding thousands of investors, is eligible to be stripped of his Vincentian citizenship. That was the response of Prime Minister Dr Ralph Gonsalves to a question at a press conference on Tuesday, October 4 whether Dave Ames is still a citizen of St Vincent and the Grenadines. Ames is …

Dave Ames, the fugitive entrepreneur and investor in the Buccament Hotel project, has been jailed in the UK for 12 years following his conviction on fraud charges two months ago. Ames, the man behind a £226 million fraud affecting thousands of British victims was jailed last week at Southwark Crown Court following an investigation by the Serious Fraud Office (SFO). [caption id="attachment_159176" align="alignnone" width="1024"] Harlequin Hotels and Resorts, parent ...

LONDON – The British-born, St Vincent and the Grenadines naturalised citizen, Dave Ames, has been sentenced to 12 years in jail for running what a judge described as a “gigantic Ponzi scheme” in the Caribbean. Ames, the former chairman of Harlequin, the company that owned the former Buccament Bay Resort in St Vincent and the Grenadines, is also wanted in the Caribbean island on tax evasion and theft charges. The unfinished …

On Friday August 12, 2022 the Camden High School (CHS) Alumni Association held its 116th Annual Alumni Banquet at the Elks Lodge in Rockland. One of the highlights of the banquet is the annual Alumni Recognition Awards. Because of COVID, the 2020...

LONDON, CMC – A British court has convicted a naturalised St Vincent and the Grenadines national, Dave Ames, in connection with a GBP226 million (one British pound=US$1.21 cents) fraud. Ames, the Brit...