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Belfast Police arrest suspect for burglray, lift shelter in place

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By Sam Miller
| WFVX-TV (Bangor, ME) Verified
BELFAST -- A man accused of fleeing from an alleged burglary was arrested after an hours-long search in belfast that affected the surrounding community. Around 8 a.m. Tuesday, the Belfast Police Department received a report of burglary, and the suspect fled into the woods between chickadee circle and swan lake avenue. Locals were asked to shelter in place as police began searching the area between Swan Lake Ave., Kaler Roads, and Patterson Hill.
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New Balance offers former factory to Norridgewock

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By Sam Miller
| WFVX-TV (Bangor, ME) Verified
NORRIDGEWOCK -- New Balance has offered to donate their former 170,000 square foot factory on depot street to the town of Norridgewock. Voters will be asked to authorize the select board members to accept the donation. The vote is only for authorization to accept the facility, which means no deal will be immediately closed and voters won't have anything to do with the following purchase. Final business decisions will be made by the select board.
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Sangervillle beekeeper's 45-acre pasture is made for his bees

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By Sam Miller
| WFVX-TV (Bangor, ME) Verified
SANGERVILLE -- With summer in full swing, honeybees are busy collecting nectar and pollen, which means plenty of hard work for Sangerville's Nubik Ranch and it's owner, Paul Borowski. Borowski turned the forty five acres of former potato fields into a certified organic pasture specifically for feeding honeybees, which is the first of its kind in Maine. The operation includes producing  honey for sale, and raising hive colonies and Queens.
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