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Lee County Sheriffs Office A woman said she cut a corner too sharp at a Holly Hill Drive storage unit and hit the side of the building, causing minor damage to her truck and the building. A County Road 1970 Guntown man said since August, some of his packages delivered by FedEx have been disappearing. He said since his drive is about 100 yards long, the driver leaves the packages by the garbage can at the road instead of on his porch. Since there is a curve in the drive, he cannot see when the p...

For some Mainers eagerly anticipating a white Christmas, the holiday has come early. Winter Storm Gail on Thursday morning plowed into southern Maine, delivering heavy snow, gusty winds and hundreds of weather closures for businesses and schools. As of mid-morning, forecasts called for at least 1 foot of snow in Cumberland and York counties, with some areas receiving as much as 18 inches. Temperatures were in the teens. The National Weather Service had issued a winter storm warning for all of Y...

Two sessions of Jackson County District Court were held last week at the Justice Center with Judge Monica Leslie presiding. A session mainly for traffic cases was held Dec. 7, with a session for other cases Dec. 8. Results of the sessions are listed below, with information obtained from records on file with the Jackson County Clerk of Court office. Defendants pleaded guilty unless indicated otherwise. In addition to dismissals and infractions, dispositions included: Dec. 7 Nicholas Church, 44, ...

 December 14, 2020 (BEDFORD) – A Bedford man was issued a summons to appear in court on charges of possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia after a Bedford Police officer stopped his vehicle on Mitchell Road at Abel Avenue on Saturday. “When the officer approached the vehicle he could smell the odor of marijuana coming from the vehicle,” said Chief Terry Moore. “The officer asked about the odor and 33-year-old Aaron Pemberton admitted to having a smoking pipe and mar...

It would be an insurmountable task for a mere mortal man, but no challenge for Santa. After all he covers the world in one night so a trip through Verona in a couple of hours is a walk in the park. Heres Santas planned route and approximate times for his visit to Verona on December 20th. The Jolly Old Man will make the use of 2 firetrucks to carry him through town. One covers the northern area, leaving from Station One on Volunteer Avenue at 2 p.m. Take a left onto Marry Street. Heading into t...