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Motorcycle crash claims Newcastle man

Lt. Brendan Kane, Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office Sat, 07/24/2021 - 9:30pm A 76-year-old Newcastle man died Saturday when the 2002 Yamaha motorcycle he was driving south on North Newcastle Road in Newcastle apparently drifted off the shoulder and collided with a tree stump. Lincoln County Communications Center received a 911 call at 5:04 p.m. reporting the crash. Deputies then found the crash near box 300. Thomas B. Atticks died in the crash. Investigators do not believe speed or alcohol were factors in the crash. Atticks was wearing a helmet. Deputy Andrew Miner is leading the investigation. Sgt. Jared Mitkus assisted at the scene. Deputy Brian Carlton of Sagadahoc County Sheriff’s Office is reconstructing the crash. 

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Edgecomb selectmen approve 60-article warrant

3 articles added late will be hand counted BILL PEARSON Edgecomb Town Hall. File photo For the second consecutive year, Edgecomb voters will decide municipal spending through a referendum election. Selectmen opted against a traditional town meeting due to coronavirus concerns, and voters will head to the polls May 21 to decide municipal and school budgets and elect town officers. On April 6, selectmen finalized a 60-article warrant. Polls are open from 1 to 7 p.m. The proposed combined municipal and school budget is $4,917,732, a $95,315 increase or 1.98%. The Fiscal Year 22 school budget is $3,283,589,  a 0.9% decrease. Lower education spending also translates to a lower local school assessment. That decreased from  $2,569,806 in Fiscal Year 21 to $2,432,378 or a 5.3% drop.

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Hometown Heroes December 2020: Maine Paramedic Goes Extra Mile

For some people, their jobs are more than just vocations. Our veterans and first responders go above and beyond to keep us safe, and we want to honor them. The Hometown Hero for December 2020 is Margaret Bradbury. She was nominated by Emily Wells, who wanted to show just how incredible she is in helping others. Maggie Bradbury is a paramedic with Central Lincoln County Ambulance, and she joined CLC after serving oversees as a flight medic in Afghanistan. In addition to being an extraordinarily kind and warm-hearted person, Maggie shows exceptional dedication to serving her community and helping others. She always puts her best foot forward and always goes the extra mile to ensure that her patients aren’t only provided with exceptional care, but they also are comforted and consoled no matter what their situation.

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