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Elder Care Network of Licoln County P.O. Box 652, Damariscotta, ME 04543 Contact: Pam at 207-687-2164 or 46 a a a December 10, 2015 Classifieds Position Announcement Desktop Support Technician Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences is seeking a Desktop Sup- port Technician to support its expanding IT environment. Skills re- quired include supporting Microsoft Windows and Mac OS operating systems, managing DNS, DHCP, Active Directory, and other core network services. See www.bigelow.org for more information. Send CV, cover letter, and contact information for 3 references to Please reference DST-2016-1 in the sub- ject line.

Review of applicants will begin Bigelow Laboratory is an Equal rmative Action Employer General Help HELP WANTED Bath Police Department SUMMONSES Nov. 16 Joseph Rodney, 43, of Bath, was charged with criminal trespassing and harrassment, at an un- specified location. Nov. 17 Joshua A. McInnis, 32, of Bath, was charged with theft, on Pleasant Street, Brunswick.

Nov. 20 Cheyenne M. Robey, 19, of Bath, was charged with theft and illegal possession of alcohol by a minor, on Washington Street. Nov. 28 Elvis Thompson, 39, of Brunswick, was charged with sale and use of drug paraphernalia, on Route 1.

Dec. 3 Joseph A. Hart, 28, of Brunswick, was charged with theft, on Water Street. Shane Ross, 32, of Brunswick, was charged with leaving the scene of an unattended vehicle ac- cident, on Water Street. ARRESTS Nov.

15 Rocky W. Ross, 26, of Bath, was charged with violating condition of re- lease, on Tower Circle. Nov. 19 Daniel Monahan, 27, of West Bath, was charged with an unspecified war- rant and operating with a suspended license, on North Street. Nov.

24 Susan Shadwell-Dub- lin, 60, of Bath, was charged with operating under the influence, on Middle Street. Nov. 25 Stephen McIntire, 55, of Bath, was charged with burglary, indecent con- duct, criminal threaten- ing, and a probation hold, on Bumpy Hill Road. Dec. 3 James L.

Bergman, 34, of Richmond, was charged with violating condition of release, op- erating with a suspended license, and violation of PFA, at an unspecified location. Debra M. Lully, 34, of Bath, was charged with violating condition of release, unlawful posses- sion of schedule drugs, unlawful possession of schedule drugs, pos- session of a hypodermic apparatus, and possession of drug paraphernalia, on South Street. Lucas Lee Elwell, 34, of Brunswick, was charged with criminal trespassing, on South Street. Dec.

4 Keith Lancy, 42, of Augusta, was charged with operating with a suspended license, op- erating under the influ- ence, violating condition of release, possesion of a schedule drug, and possession of drug par- aphernalia, on Leeman Highway. Dec. 5 Brian P. Wilson, 23, of Brunswick, was charged with an unspecified war- rant and assualt, on Of- fice Drive. An arrest or summons does not constitute a finding of guilt.

An individual charged with a crime is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty at criminal proceedings..