Bangor PD investigating infant death<\/b><\/p>\n
Little details have been released at this time but Bangor Police are investigating the death of a seven month old in Bangor.<\/span><\/p>\n Police say the death occurred last weekend and they were called to a house on Grove Street.<\/span><\/p>\n WABI news reports Bangor PD is working with the Medical Examiner\u2019s Office as the investigation is ongoing.<\/span><\/p>\n https:\/\/www.wabi.tv\/2026\/03\/10\/bangor-police-investigating-death-an-infant\/<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n Five arrests after officials investigate drug trafficking in Searsport<\/b><\/p>\n Early Tuesday morning, police arrested five people after investigating drug trafficking in Searsport.<\/span><\/p>\n The Maine Drug Enforcement Agency says after searching two homes and investigating activity for several months, they discovered the sale of meth and cocaine.<\/span><\/p>\n Police say they seized over $4,000 in drug proceeds on top of 70 grams of meth, 24 grams of cocaine and two firearms.<\/span><\/p>\n All five people are being held at Waldo County jail in Belfast.<\/span><\/p>\n Sugarloaf employee charged for murder<\/b><\/p>\n Maine State Police are continuing the investigation into the death of a Sugarloaf employee Sunday.<\/span><\/p>\n Authorities responded to a home on Left Bank in Carrabassett Valley for a reported shooting.<\/span><\/p>\n WABI news reports 23-year-old Makayla Rose Desantis of Connecticut was transported to MaineHealth Franklin Hospital in Farmington and then to Maine Medical Center in Portland where she died.<\/span><\/p>\n 24-year-old Austin Doucette of Carrabassett Valley was arrested and charged for murder.<\/span><\/p>\n https:\/\/www.wabi.tv\/2026\/03\/10\/carrabassett-valley-man-charged-killing-sugarloaf-co-worker\/<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n Stonington awarded grant to update Comprehensive Plan<\/b><\/p>\n The town of Stonington has a plan to update its comprehensive plan with the Hancock County Planning commission to refresh data and goals around the changing coastal environment.<\/span><\/p>\n Thanks to a community action grant which is a part of the state\u2019s community resilience partnership program, town leaders will be equipped to accomplish that update.<\/span><\/p>\n The Ellsworth American reports the current plan has pushed forward efforts around the working waterfront infrastructure, economic resiliency, response to fishing regulations and so much more.<\/span><\/p>\n