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Wiscasset officer's kindness | Wiscasset Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Wiscasset officer's kindness | Wiscasset Newspaper

Dear Editor: The Boothbay Region High School boys tennis team would like to thank Wiscasset police officer Nathan Willhoite. Officer Willhoite assisted us one recent evening when we were returning from a match at Carrabec High School. Our bus ran...

Wiscasset officer's kindness | Boothbay Register - Vimarsana News

Wiscasset officer's kindness | Boothbay Register

Dear Editor: The Boothbay Region High School boys tennis team would like to thank Wiscasset police officer Nathan Willhoite. Officer Willhoite assisted us one recent evening when we were returning from a match at Carrabec High School. Our bus ran...

Agency to fork up nearly $200,000 for shielding public records related to Kennebec County jail - Vimarsana News

Agency to fork up nearly $200,000 for shielding public records related to Kennebec County jail

The Maine County Commissioners Association Risk Pool is the first government entity in Maine to be penalized for wrongly withholding documents since the Freedom of Access Act became law in 1959.

State fills funding gap for Old Ferry Road project - Vimarsana News

State fills funding gap for Old Ferry Road project

Town Manager Dennis Simmons said Tuesday night, April 4, the $1.3 million in federal funding Wiscasset recently got for the Old Ferry Road culvert project was great, but it and funds the town approved fell about half a million dollars shy. Then...

Kennebec County settles excessive force lawsuit against jail guard - Vimarsana News

Kennebec County settles excessive force lawsuit against jail guard

The county's insurer paid $30,000 to settle the complaint by an inmate who was pepper-sprayed in 2019.