Milbridge – The Maine Marine Patrol will continue to search today for Alton Wallace, 51 of Milbridge, who was reported missing last Sunday afternoon by a family member after failing to return from harvesting clams.

The search for Mr. Wallace began Sunday at approximately 3:15 pm and has continued each day, focusing on the area near Fickett Point at the mouth of the Narraguagus River. Responders were able to use Mr. Wallace’s last cell phone ping, which occurred Sunday at approximately 7:30 am, to determine a location for the search.

Augusta – As Memorial Day and the unofficial start of the summer recreational boating season draws near, the Maine Marine Patrol wants to remind recreational boaters of a law that took effect last year which is designed to encourage safety on our state’s coastal and inland waters.

Microsoft Teams Need help?

Milbridge, Maine – The Maine Marine Patrol has temporarily suspended the search this evening for Alton Wallace, 51 of Milbridge, who was reported missing Sunday afternoon by a family member after failing to return from harvesting clams.

Milbridge, Maine – The Maine Marine Patrol will temporarily suspend the search this evening for Alton Wallace, 51 of Milbridge, who was reported missing yesterday afternoon by a family member after failing to return from harvesting clams. Marine Patrol along with the State Police/Marine Patrol Underwater Recovery Dive Team will resume the search tomorrow in Narraguagus Bay. Depending on weather, Marine Patrol Pilot Steve Ingram will also participate in the search.

Milbridge, Maine – The Maine Marine Patrol along with members of the State Police/Marine Patrol Underwater Recovery Dive Team are searching Narraguagus Bay for Alton Wallace, 51 of Milbridge, who was reported missing yesterday afternoon by a family member after failing to return from harvesting clams.

The Department of Marine Resources (DMR) is holding a public hearing on the aquaculture proposal listed below:

Eastport Health Care, Inc. proposes to utilize funding from the Health Resources and Services Administration to construct an 18,000-square-foot community health center at 75 Key Street in Eastport, ME. This action is subject to review for consistency with the enforceable policies of Maine Coastal Program under 15 CFR 930, subpart C.

Please hold the date for the next Lobster Zone G Council Meeting to be held Thursday, June 5th, 2025 at 5:00 PM.  This meeting will be held In-Person at the Kennebunkport Fire Station located at 32 North Street, Kennebunkport.