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PORTLAND (WGME) – Memorial Day weekend is here, and if you plan on relaxing by a fire, make sure you're prepared. Peaks Island fire destroys two buildings, boat. That's because the fire danger risk is high, and it's been particularly dry. “The fact remains, fire danger is still high," Maine Forest Service Spokesperson Jim Britt said. It's been an active wildfire season in Maine. Several out of control fires were reported in the last month, with.
Police: Man speeds across US-Canada border, tops 150 mph on motorcycle
A Maine Forestry Service helicopter served as a spotter for police during the pursuit down I-95, where Jeremy Richard topped 150 mph at one point, police said. Author: Associated Press Updated: 11:38 PM EDT May 4, 2021
MILLINOCKET, Maine A New Brunswick man sped through a U.S.-Canadian border checkpoint on a motorcycle and led police on a high-speed pursuit in Maine, police said.
Jeremy Richard, 27, roared through Maine at speeds topping 150 mph before being arrested Monday in Millinocket, more than 60 miles from the border crossing in Houlton, police said.
Richard, who was turned over to the U.S. Border Patrol, is charged was charged with eluding police, criminal speeding, driving to endanger and reckless conduct, according to East Millinocket police.