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Man arrested in connection to string of car burglaries in Bath Submitted by Around Town Web... on Friday, January 22nd, 10:02 pm BATH, Maine (NEWS CENTER)Bath Police have arrested 31-year-old John Foster at his home on Floral Street after serving four outstanding warrants from the Portland Police for multiple burglaries and theft related crimes. Police say Foster has been linked to the several car burglaries that have occurred in Bath over the past several weeks. On Thursday at around 1:30 p.m. Bath police officers received a report of a vehicle near the Cabin Restaurant that was vandalized; the window smashed and property taken from the interior of the vehicle. Sgt. Dan Couture and Officer Brett McIntire responded and were able to interview witnesses and eventually identified a vehicle that was seen fleeing the scene. Police discovered the vehicle was registered to Foster. Read More View Comments | Post a Comment Share: Community Sponsors Advertise Here Are you interested in promoting your business to local customers? All Community Sponsors Possible WWII steering wheel found in Bath City Hall Submitted by Around Town Web... on Sunday, January 10th, 11:47 pm BATH, Maine (NEWS CENTER)The Maine Maritime Museum has a new artifact, which curators believe is from a World War II destroyer ship. City staff found the wheel while cleaning out the basement of City Hall. They called Nathan Lipfert, the senior curator at the Maine Maritime Museum. "I thought we should look into it, and so that’s what we’re trying to do," said Lipfert. "Nobody at the City Hall remembers how this came into the building there." Lipfert said it looks like a steering wheel from a World War II destroyer. He said it is identical in every detail to the ones installed on Allen M. Sumner class destroyers, like the ones built at Bath Iron Works. The wheel sits on its original pedestal, with its gyro-compass repeater and the rudder indicator. Read More View Comments | Post a Comment Share: Construction of train layover facility to continue in Maine Submitted by Don Carrigan on Friday, November 20th, 7:54 am BRUNSWICK, Maine (NEWS CENTER)Construction will be allowed to continue on that huge train layover facility in Brunswick. The Northern New England Passenger Rail Authority, which manages the Amtrak Downeaster, has already started work on the 650-foot by 70-foot building. The project received its long- debated storm water permit in early October, but the Brunswick West Neighborhood Coalition appealed that permit. The Coalition says the Maine DEP didn’t follow the proper process for the permit, and claims data and designs for the project are inadequate. The neighbor group says there will be too much water coming from the building, and argues it will spread contamination in the area. The Coalition made its case Thursday in an appeal to the Board of Environmental Protection. Read More View Comments | Post a Comment Share: Navy ship christened at Bath Iron Works Submitted by Around Town Web... on Saturday, October 31st, 8:43 pm BATH, Maine (NEWS CENTER) Hundreds gathered to watch the christening of the U.S.S. Rafael Peralta DDG 115, a new navy ship constructed at Bath Iron Works. The ship is named for United States Marine Sergeant Rafael Peralta, who immigrated to the United States from Mexico, according to the United States Navy. On the same day he earned his green card, Peralta enlisted in the Marines, according to the Navy. The DDG 115 is the 35th Arleigh Burk Class missile destroyer built by Bath Iron Works employees. It is the 65th ship of its class. "It’s easy to see that she is like the Marine for which she is named: proud, fearless, and strong," said Vice Admiral Robin Braun, the Chief of Navy Research. Read More View Comments | Post a Comment Share: Community Sponsors Advertise Here Are you interested in promoting your business to local customers? All Community Sponsors Fire nearly destroys Brunswick home Submitted by Around Town Web... on Thursday, October 8th, 11:55 pm BRUNSWICK, Maine (NEWS CENTER)Fire nearly destroyed a house in Brunswick this evening. Flames broke out in the back of the home on Garrison Street around 5 p.m Thursday. Firefighters say it took them about an hour to get the flames under control. Officials said no one was hurtand that the homeowner is out-of-state on business. Investigators are now trying to figure out the exact cause. View Comments | Post a Comment Share: Lack of rain lowers some Maine lakes Submitted by Around Town Web... on Monday, September 28th, 6:32 pm CAMDEN, Maine (NEWS CENTER) - Like people in many parts of Maine, those who live along Megunticook Lake in Camden are hoping for rain this week, providing some relief from nearly three months of dry weather. Camden’s dam agent, David Bolstridge, says the lake water level is about 31 inches below normal. The Megunticook River, which flows out of the lake through two dams, is running at the lowest allowable water level. That’s all because the area has received very little rain since the end of June. Read More View Comments | Post a Comment Share: Elderly couple killed in Lincolnville fire died of smoke inhalation Submitted by Around Town Web... on Monday, August 17th, 11:51 am LINCOLNVILLE, Maine (NEWS CENTER)The State Fire Marshal’s Office says the cause of the fire that killed an elderly couple in Lincolnville over the weekend cannot be determined because of the extensive damage. Lincolnville Fire Chief Benjamin Hazen said the house on Virginia Avenue was fully engulfed in flames when firefighters arrived on the scene at 10:38 p.m. Saturday. Hazen said one victim was found in a bedroom and the other was near a door. The two have been identified as 79-year-old Virginia Dyer and her 81-year-old husband Eugene Dyer, according to Public Safety spokesman Stephen McCausland. 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