Arrests & Summonses: June 10-12

On Thursday, June 10, following a motor vehicle stop at School and Jackson Sts., a 47-year-old South Berwick resident was summonsed for a suspended registration. Two other summonses were issued that day for motor vehicle stops on Main St. and Hutchinson St. Friday, June 11, was a very busy day for the Sanford Police Department. A motor vehicle accident on Kimball St. resulted in a summons to a 29-year-old Sanford resident on a charge of leaving the scene of an…
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Fire Department Log

For the week ending 6/12/21 Sanford Fire Department’s Engine 4 responded to a fire on Sherburne St. June 6. The cause was homemade candles left burning unattended, which smoked and set off an alarm. Firefighters had to force entry into the apartment to extinguish the blaze and prevent a larger incident. Fortunately, no one was injured or displaced. A mulch fire on Main St. on June 7 was extinguished with a water extinguisher. On June 9, a heavy equipment fire…
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News Notes: June 17

Randy and Brad (pictured above) will be the performers at the first of two free Concerts in the Park this summer! Gateway Park, 50 Washington St., will host the duo from 6:30-7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, June 22. Feel free to pack a picnic dinner. Bring a lawn chair for you and a blanket for the kiddos. The second Concert in the Park on June 29 will feature North River Band. Sanford has a new doctor! This week Southern Maine Health…
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Library Corner: New Books & Summer Reading Program

Springvale Library has some new books to keep you glued to the pages, even on the sunniest summer day. Here is what they recommend this week: The Lost Apothecary, by Sarah Penner, is a dark and gripping novel with a tart edge about women struggling to survive in a world built by men, for men. Vengeance is the only way out from under their thumb, but when the reckoning comes no one will save women with as much heart and…
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Never Alone: Sanford Veteran Laid To Rest

When Sanford resident Richard Burgess passed away in April, it was discovered that he had no family to bury him. But, as a U.S. Army veteran, Mr. Burgess had an extended family of veterans and supporters ready and willing to step in to give him a proper sendoff. Dan Guillemette of Black Funeral Homes and Cremation Service, who was in charge of the funeral arrangements, reached out to Bruce Knight, who rallied members of Rolling Thunder. Mr. Knight and Dianne…
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