By Tom Walsh Bangor Daily News LUBEC, Maine — In the 10 weeks this Washington County coastal community has gone without daily police patrols, there's been something of a low-key crime spree. "Since June, all except one commercial business on Water Street has been burglarized," Lubec resident Mike Pivirotto said in a recent email to the Bangor Daily News. "Compare the FBI crime ...
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