Stephen Betts is a reporter covering the Midcoast region of Maine. With a focus on local news and community events, Stephen's articles provide timely and informative coverage of the issues and stories that matter most to the residents of St. George and surrounding areas. His work has been featured in publications such as Cape Gazette Ltd and the Georges River Educational Foundation.
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Power was out for more than 2,600 homes and businesses.
A tree fell on a power line, resulting in a power outage Monday afternoon, Dec. 16.
By: Stephen Betts
Rockland saw a drop in crime, as did Knox and Waldo county sheriffs' offices.
Wastewater director said City receiving conflicting directives.
ROCKLAND — The Rockland Planning Board will take its first look Jan. 7 of a plan to build a 12-unit downtown apartment complex.
ROCKLAND — Police were at the scene Friday morning, Dec. 20 of a cemetery where a body was found.
The following cases were heard in the state court in Knox County from Dec. 13 through Dec. 20, 2024.
The entrance to Asian Massage at 193 Park St. in Rockland.
A federal EPA program raises public awareness of the amounts of certain industrial chemicals released into the air.
Breakwater Commons residents hear songs of the season.
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