Game Wardens searching for missing paddleboarder oh Graham Lake
The search continued Wednesday for a missing paddleboarder on Graham Lake.
After a 20-year-old left his family camp on a paddleboard Tuesday morning and never returned, authorities were called to the area.
Authorities say the young man was not wearing a life jacket.
Game Wardens in the area used boats, a Maine Warden Service plane, Maine Forest Service helicopter and dive teams.
Arrest warrant issued for escaped inmate
Maine officials have issued an arrest warrant for an inmate at Bolduc Correctional Facility and an alleged accomplice.
The Maine Department of Corrections is searching for 45-year-old Brian Day after he walked off a jobsite in Thomaston without permission.
Authorities believe 45-year-old Candice Fisher is traveling with him in a maroon Nissan Altima.
Anyone with information should call 911 immediately and authorities say if spotted, do not approach Day or Fisher.
Rising costs were the main focus during the Lobster Zone C Council meeting
Lobster Zone C had a council meeting in Stonington on Monday.
Rising costs were the main focus when it came to discussions around lobstering operational funds.
The Ellsworth American reports rising fuel costs are resulting in few boats on the water noting that Maine lobster harvesters took fewer fishing trips in 2025 than 2024.
The publication reports ways to conserve what’s at hand right now, leaders discussed differing vent sizes, placement, gauge sizes and more.
Maine Judicial Branch send warning about text scams
The Maine Judicial Branch issued a warning about text scams.
The court system has reportedly received numerous calls about text messages that are fake..
According to WABI news, residents are receiving messages of scammers demanding money for traffic-related offenses like tolls or speeding tickets.
The judicial branch wants people to know they will never send enforcement notices or demands for immediate payment by text.
If you feel like you’ve seen this scam, do not click on any links or scan any QR codes.
Instead call the Maine Violation’s Bureau at 207-783-5422.
Woodlawn Ellsworth hosts ‘Spring Nature Festival’
This Saturday on May 9, celebrate spring by heading to Woodlawn Ellsworth.
Participants can enjoy the free event with an early start of birding for beginners with Downeast Audubon or if you’d like a later start head over at 10 AM.
Animals will be awaiting for visit along with crafts and activities with a bird theme for kids of all ages.
To RSVP for the event just follow the link below.
https://www.facebook.com/events/2503471543419413
Dancing with the Ellsworth Starts at The Grand
We are nearly a week away from witnessing local stars and talented dancers give their best in ‘Dancing with the Ellsworth Stars’ on May 16!
Back by popular demand the event will be hosted by our very own Paul Dupuis as you check out phenomenal entertainment by community leaders.
Each team will perform two contrasting dances, showcasing elegance, rhythm, and plenty of personality.
The best part is that it’s a fundraiser event to support The Grand!
Snag your ticket right now by following the link below!
