Laite Beach News Today

CAMDEN — Four candidates are running for two open seats on the Camden Select Board in the June 11 election.

CAMDEN – Estimated damage from two winter coastal storms to town-owned property along Camden Harbor is nearing $896,000. The storms that arrived out the southeast Dec. 23 and Jan 9-10 bashed and battered structures on the coast with storm surge...

The town of Camden announces that on Nov. 8, 2023, the Select Board approved a consent agreement with Arthur and Amelia Bond (the Bonds) of St. Louis, Mo., to settle

Amelia Bond of St Louis, Missouri, admitted buying the herbicide in Missouri for use near their Maine holiday home, on two oak trees she thought were dying. They were actually on her neighbors land.

Arthur Bond and his wife Amelia have been ordered to pay a huge fine to Lisa Gorman after Mrs Bond used a chemical which poisoned two oak trees on her neighbour's land

CAMDEN — A proposed $210,000 consent agreement concerning dead trees and the illegal application of the chemical Tebuthiuron on private land adjacent to Camden Harbor will come before the Select Board Wednesday evening, Nov. 8, at a regularly...

Karin Lockwood, of Rockport, often visits Laite Beach, in Camden. Until Sept. 16, a handsome oak tree had shaded the green between land and the harbor front. But it could not withstand the strong, gusting northeast winds with Tropical Storm Lee. “...

The Maine Department of Environmental Protection has found elevated levels of fecal bacteria at beaches in York, Kennebunk, Kennebunkport, South Portland and Camden.

CAMDEN -- The Maine Department of Environmental Protection has issued an advisory about high level of fecal bacteria at Laite Beach in Camden.

Swimming in water contaminated with fecal bacteria can cause various infections, stomach aches, or vomiting.