Greg Levinsky
Kennebec Journal
Maine, United States
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Legal opinion says Belgrade marina not eligible for additional permitting
The town planning board discussed Shawn Grant's application for a shoreland zoning permit Thursday evening. → Read More
Serious injury reported as Belgrade cleans up from destructive summer storm
A person was extricated and taken to the hospital, officials said, while weather service officials were assessing the damage across town. → Read More
Intense storms cut power to hundreds in central Maine
A Central Maine Power spokesperson said the outages were likely weather-related as strong storms moved across the region, bringing high wind gusts and some hail. → Read More
Winslow, Readfield school teams win big in inaugural Cubesat Design Competition
Winslow won the overall competition and best-in-show awards in event hosted by the University of Southern Maine. → Read More
Woman injured in Belgrade crash remains hospitalized 6 days later, family says
Tracy Richard's sister, Erin Caldwell, told the Morning Sentinel her sister remains hospitalized, while police are not releasing any additional information about the crash last week. → Read More
Dental practice powered by Colby College alums moving to Oakland’s FirstPark
Dr. Anna O'Keefe is moving the practice from Kennedy Memorial Drive in Waterville to FirstPark, where officials are looking to add more businesses. → Read More
Volunteer grieving group in central Maine continued support throughout pandemic
The group met virtually during the coronavirus pandemic and is looking to grow as in-person programming comes back as an option. → Read More
Winslow’s struggles to fill positions highlights statewide challenge of municipal worker wages
Two firefighters recently left the department for positions paying $4 and $6 per hour more. → Read More
Maine on pace to break record this year for ‘Silver Alerts’ for missing adults
Officials believe a confluence of factors is leading to more alerts including and the lifting of pandemic restrictions and people getting out more in addition to increased awareness of the program. → Read More
Belgrade to seek legal counsel on Brightside Marine zoning permit questions
Shawn Grant is looking to follow a consent agreement between himself and the Town of Belgrade. → Read More
Diver down: How a Smithfield man survived a near-fatal boat crash
Roland Constable was hit while scuba diving in North Pond on June 5 and is speaking out about water safety measures that saved his life. → Read More
At Augusta gathering, men who drowned in Messalonskee Lake remembered as the best of friends
The families of the deceased of held a celebration of life Thursday at the Red Barn in Augusta, recalling their memories of Brandon Breton and Joseph Mayo. → Read More
Single-vehicle rollover crash in Skowhegan sends driver to hospital
The car took down two Central Maine Power poles on Back Road, authorities said. → Read More
Unity-based Regional School Unit 3 announces end of face-covering requirement
The new rule begins July 6, following the lifting of the state's coronavirus pandemic state of emergency at the end of June. → Read More
Oakland Waterfront Park music series returns next month after pandemic pause
The free concerts are scheduled from 6 to 8 p.m. every Thursday night from July 8 until Aug. 26. → Read More
Winslow officials move toward limiting municipal trash collection for apartment buildings
Winslow property owners of larger buildings or complexes, including mobile home parks, will have to provide their own garbage collection services. → Read More
Complaint of ‘scam’ involving Winslow schools turns out to be ‘very odd’ misunderstandings, officials say
An investigation by Winslow Public Schools and the Winslow Police Department resulted in an email to parents Thursday afternoon to clarify what had happened, after authorities initially posted a scam warning on social media. → Read More
Rome residents vote to withdraw from FirstPark, but the park authority isn’t so sure they can leave
Rome residents voted 97-12 to withdraw with three ballots left blank in Tuesday's election results. → Read More
Unity residents approve public library funding at special town meeting
The library has yet to launch but will do so in the future after receiving $50,000 in funding support. → Read More
Bodies of 2 men who drowned in Messalonskee Lake recovered by divers Tuesday morning
Brandon Breton, 21, of Vassalboro and Joseph Mayo, 19, of Rome, drowned after a wind gust separated them from a pontoon boat. → Read More