Bangor, Maine News Update: October 4, 2018

Augusta police have arrested a suspect in the Subway restaurant robbery after he allegedly robbed a Circle K store the next day. 27-year-old Christopher Williams was yesterday and charged with robbery and violations of conditions of release.

One of three people charged in a string of Hancock County burglaries will spend two months behind bars. As part of a plea deal, 30 other charges were dismissed, and Jacob Richardson is ordered to pay more than 7 thousand dollars in restitution after a brief standoff with police.

Account information of thousands of Central Maine Power customers was exposed last year due to a human error in information technology. The Portland Press Herald reports the names, addresses, and former account numbers of more than 77 thousand customers were released. The error was caught by a customer who did a web search in May.

Four of the most valuable fishing licenses in the state are being given away in a lottery. The Maine Department of Marine Resources is collecting applications for the scallop fishing licenses until May 26^th, with all licenses applying to draggers. Find more information on the Maine Dept of Marine Resources website.

The Eddington School is holding its annual Fall Craft Fair this Saturday from 9 to 2, to help cover the cost of new playground equipment. Over 20 different vendors will offer a variety of items for sale and folks can purchase lunch there, as well.  Find more information on the Facebook page for the Eddington-Holden craft fair.