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KENNEBUNK, Maine – Missing teenager Brooklyn Torstensen has been in contact with people on social media and is not believed to be in danger, according to Lt. Eric O’Brien of the Kennebunk Police Department. “However, we still need to reunite her with her family, and we continue to investigate this and follow leads as they become known to us,” O’Brien added. Authorities on Sunday asked the public to help locate Torstensen, 15, who stands 5-feet 6-inches tall and weighs about 125 pounds. Torstensen was last seen in the Saco area on Tuesday, March 2, according to the KPD. She may be in the company of her boyfriend, Dom Sanchez, police said.
More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. Judge agrees with Newton government’s disputed pay method for two officials Will issue final order in 30 days after attorneys meet From left, County Chairman Marcello Banes and former Commissioner Nancy Schulz listen to former county chairman Kathy Morgan speak during a reception honoring Schulz Dec. 1. - photo by Tom Spigolon COVINGTON, Ga. — A judge said he agreed with Newton County government’s long-standing method of not including longevity pay and most other extra compensation in calculating top officials’ salaries despite an attorney’s claims it should.