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Town discussing ambulance options

Town officials recently agreed there is a need to see what ambulance service options Bradley may have. At a town council meeting earlier this month, Town Manager Melissa Doane said she and Fire Chief Eric Gifford recently had met with Old Town city officials to discuss ambulance call costs; apparently, there is some concerns that […]

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Maine emergency officials agree to share more patient data

AUGUSTA — Maine state emergency medical service officials have decided to share more broadly information about the care patients receive following recent legislation and the recommendations of physicians who oversee the system. Physicians say the change will improve their ability to assess how patients are being treated across the state’s emergency service regions. Even so, […]

Posted inLewiston-Auburn

Poland seeking proposals for new ambulance

POLAND — Selectmen on Tuesday approved Fire Chief Mark Bosse’s request to ask dealers to submit proposals for a new ambulance. The unit would replace Squad 1, a 2007 model with 60,000 miles and serious rust. “It was on a seven-year cycle for replacement, but we were able to stretch it for nine,” Bosse said. […]

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Auburn ambulance service calls increase more than 1,000

AUBURN — Fire Chief Frank Roma said Fire Department emergency medical service requests increased from 2,313 before the city had an ambulance service to 3,438 after the service started in mid-October 2014. “The program has met both projections we had when we started, as far as service delivery and projected revenues,” Roma said. Roma presented a […]

Posted inRiver Valley

Med-Care budget to hold steady

MEXICO — Med-Care Ambulance will keep its budget at $24 per capita, Selectman Reggie Arsenault told the Board of Selectmen at its Dec. 15 meeting. Arsenault, who represents Mexico on the Med-Care Board, said that after two budget meetings, the Med-Care budget was passed on Dec. 9. “The revenue stream on the paying part is showing […]

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Ex-ambulance service worker from Andover sentenced to six years on child pornography charge

PORTLAND — An Andover man was sentenced Wednesday in U.S. District Court to six years in federal prison for possessing child pornography on computers at his workplace and home. Jason Littlehale, 42, pleaded guilty to the charge in September. He had been free on $5,000 unsecured bail but was taken into custody immediately after he […]