07/24/2008
from the Kennebec Journal
SENATE DISTRICT 24: Mitchell vs. Davis
Senate District 23: Weston vs. Messer
Monitoring usage, checking temperature of heaters can make a big difference
Elementary students meet the challenge and show their reading prowess
Dealer responds in lemon law case
Plenty of space for prayer
SENATE 24: Former lawmaker challenging Mitchell
Festival draws a crowd
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SENATE DISTRICT 24: Mitchell vs. Davis
Senate District 18: Gooley vs. Woloson
AUTO DEALER RESPONDS: Dealership involved in lemon law dispute
STARKS: Police make drug arrests
Simple steps can save on hot water
Clinton due to resolve cops' funds
CROSS COUNTRY NOTEBOOK: Cougars thrive at Festival
Ellsbury stepping up for Sox
All of today's:
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from the Morning Sentinel
FPL owns the Fort Halifax Dam, which was breached last week to allow fish passage upstream.
"It's a function of Mother Nature at this point," Al Wiley said of the temporary delay in the drawdown and dam's dismantling.
"With minimal rains, a week is realistic," he said.
The Kennebec Emergency Management Agency has set up a 24-hour command center on Dallaire Street to address residents' concerns.
Contacted there Wednesday afternoon, Winslow police officer Brandon Lund said no residents have called with concerns during the past two days. The toll-free number for Dallaire Street residents and their families is 649-7449.
The evacuation came late Friday night, several hours after instruments detected a shift in the steep slope down the street to the river.
Larry Grard -- 474-9534, Ext. 343
lgrard@centralmaine.com




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