Stephen Betts is a Reporter at various publications, including CAPE GAZETTE LTD and The Portland Press Herald. He covers a range of topics with a focus on regional interest and world news, including construction and real estate, crime and justice, and transportation policy. Stephen's work has been featured in notable outlets such as the BDN and Our Community Now.
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By: Stephen Betts
The judge rules prosecutors can get DHHS and mental health records related to Deven Young.
ROCKLAND — An appliance store has submitted an application with the city to expand an existing commercial building for its shop.
By: Midcoast Villager, Stephen Betts
As the one-year anniversary of the killing of Sunshine “Sunny” Stewart approaches, the criminal justice system continues to proceed — albeit slowly and largely behind closed doors.
ROCKLAND — A Rockland man entered not guilty pleas Monday, June 22 to 17 violations of Maine hunting laws.
ROCKLAND — The City Council gave final approval Monday evening, June 22 to a 2026-2027 municipal budget that will require 1.55% more in property taxes.
A Rockland man entered not guilty pleas Monday to 17 violations of Maine hunting laws. When it comes to crime and public safety in Maine, details matter.
Independent fact finders called for 2.5% raise in first year, 3% in second, and $1,250 bonus upon signing of contract.
SOUTH THOMASTON — The Select Board has taken steps it hopes will end the revolving door of town clerks.
ROCKLAND — The City has announced the expansion of the MacDougal Park community garden to offer 11 rentable garden plots to community members for the 2026 growing season.
ROCKLAND — A Knox County deputy, who argues that independent candidate Albert “A.J.” Joy lacks the qualifications to be on the November ballot for
