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Police: Brunswick woman, Sabattus man face drug charges after Wednesday crash Courtesy of Brunswick Police Department Brunswick police say they arrested two people on drug charges following a car crash on Harpswell Road in Brunswick Wednesday morning. According to police, Angela Prout, 42, of Brunswick, was allegedly driving a 2014 Ford Taurus owned by a passenger, Robert Coulombe, 53, of Sabattus, southbound when the car drifted into the opposite lane and struck a utility pole. The crash caused power lines to fall across the road. Prout and Coulombe were taken to Mid Coast Hospital with minor injuries. After an investigation, police say they charged Prout with unlawful possession of heroin, a Class C crime, punishable by up to five years incarceration and a $5,000 fine, and driving with a suspended license, a misdemeanor. ....
Police say additional charges may be pending. Credit: Brunswick Police Department Published: 1:11 PM EDT May 27, 2021 Updated: 1:12 PM EDT May 27, 2021 BRUNSWICK, Maine Two people injured in a crash in Brunswick are now facing drug charges as the result of an investigation by police. Around 8 a.m. Wednesday, officials from the Brunswick Police Department and the Brunswick Fire Department responded to a single-car crash in the area of 87 Harpswell Rd, according to a release from Brunswick police. Police said the car had been traveling south when it drifted across the northbound lane and hit a utility pole. According to police, the car that was being driven during the crash is owned by Robert Coulombe, 53, of Sabattus, who was a passenger at the time. ....
The Martha s Vineyard Times Nicole Galland in Dublin city center buying a low whistle. Courtesy Nicole Galland Nicole Galland ended up staying in Vermont for months, and celebrated Easter there. Courtesy Nicole Galland Mollie Doyle says the last year has given her reasons for hope. Mollie Doyle Dana Nunes in New Zealand with partner Ed Sussman. Nunes and Sussman caught one of the last flights to the U.S. Courtesy Dana Nunes Hellie Neumann, right, was visiting friend Alessandra Mannoni in Italy, and had to get home to the Island quickly. Courtesy Hellie Neumann Angela Prout and Gavin Smith in Taos N.M., one of the stops on a road trip they took just before the pandemic. Courtesy Gavin Smith ....
The Martha s Vineyard Times Your support made it possible To the Editor: The words “thank you” do not even begin to express the gratitude that all of us at Red Stocking feel for all of you who supported us this year! As with every group this year, we needed to reimagine many facets of our organization, given the pandemic from fundraising to website development, to an online application process, and a completely different distribution process. It was an undertaking we were not sure we could accomplish, but with the enormous outpouring of support from our Island community near and far, we were able to make the magic happen once again for 336 Island children. For this, Red Stocking is eternally grateful. ....