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Lobster Zone Council Members 2018-2019 Lobster Zone Council Members 2018-2019 ZONE A JOHN DROUIN (Chair & LAC Rep) DISTRICT 1 (Cutler, Trescott, Lubec) 259-3949 2021 270 LITTLE MACHIAS ROAD 263-9099 (cell) CUTLER, ME 04626 E-mail: [email protected] BRIAN CATES DISTRICT 1 (Cutler, Trescott, Lubec) 259-7785 2019 2598 CUTLER RD 263-8869 (cell) CUTLER, ME 04626 E-mail: [email protected] ROBERT INGALLS DISTRICT 2 (Buck’s Harbor, Machiasport, 255-3418 2019 16 PETTEGROW PT RD Machias, Kennebec, Roque Bluff, Jonesboro, BUCKS HARBOR, ME 04655 Whiting) JASON L. MILLS DISTRICT 3 (Jonesboro, Jonesport) 497-2109 2020 1565 INDIAN RIVER RD 598-6347 (cell) JONESPORT, ME 04649 DWIGHT CARVER (Vice-Chair) DISTRICT 4 (Beals) 497-2895 2019 PO BOX 131 598-5988 (cell) BEALS, ME 04611 E-mail: [email protected] JASON TYLER DISTRICT 5 (Addison, S. Addison, 497-3262 2021 671 BASIN ROAD Eastern Harbor) 598-7577 (cell) ADDISON, ME 04606 ERIC BEAL DISTRICT 6 (Centerville, Cherryfield, 546-2989 2020 450 WYMAN ROAD Columbia, Columbia Falls, Harrington, MILBRIDGE, ME 04658 Milbridge, Harbors are Harrington River & Milbridge) E-mail: [email protected] Z:/Lobster Zone/Addresses + Labels August 24, 2018 /LZC Address List 2018-2019 Page 1 of 15 Lobster Zone Council Members 2018-2019 ZONE A (continued) BRYANT V. KENNEDY DISTRICT 7 (Steuben) 546-4407 2020 196 PIGEON HILL RD STEUBEN, ME 04680 MICHAEL HUNT DISTRICT 8 (Gouldsboro, Prospect, 963-7559 2021 PO BOX 7 Birch Harbor) 461-5955 (cell) COREA, ME 04624 E-mail: [email protected] Z:/Lobster Zone/Addresses + Labels August 24, 2018 /LZC Address List 2018-2019 Page 2 of 15 Lobster Zone Council Members 2018-2019 ZONE B MARK BENNETT DISTRICT 1 (Franklin, Gouldsboro, 422-6470 2020 PO BOX 93 Winter Harbor, Sorrento, Sullivan, Hancock) SORRENTO, ME 04677 E-mail: [email protected] JAMES HANSCOM DISTRICT 2 (Bar Harbor, Ellsworth, 266-3146 2019 29 FOREST ST Lamoine, Town Hill, Hulls Cove, Otis) BAR HARBOR, ME 04609 E-mail: [email protected] RICHARD HOWLAND (Secretary) DISTRICT 3 (Cranberry Islands, 460-3016 (cell) 2020 PO BOX 99 North East Harbor) ISLESFORD, ME 04646 E-mail: [email protected] DAVID HORNER (Chair) DISTRICT 4 (Southwest Harbor) 664-9755 (cell) 2021 PO BOX 248 BASS HARBOR, ME 04653 JOHN STANLEY DISTRICT 4 (Southwest Harbor) 244-7409 2019 PO BOX 1212 401-8979 (cell) SOUTHWEST HARBOR, ME 04679 E-mail: [email protected] BRIAN JASON GORDIUS DISTRICT 5 (Bass Harbor) 244-5052 2021 PO BOX 1247 SOUTHWEST HBR, ME 04679 E-mail: [email protected] ADAM LAWSON DISTRICT 5 (Frenchboro, Tremont) 244-7343 2019 853 TREMONT RD 266-9146 (cell) SEAL COVE, ME 04674 E-mail: [email protected] Z:/Lobster Zone/Addresses + Labels August 24, 2018 /LZC Address List 2018-2019 Page 3 of 15 Lobster Zone Council Members 2018-2019 ZONE B (continued) JASON JOYCE (LAC Rep.) DISTRICT 6 (Swans Island) 526-4109 2021 20 GRINDLE RD 479-6490 (cell) SWANS ISLAND, ME 04685 E-mail: [email protected] WYATT BEAL DISTRICT 7 (Frenchboro) 244-0765 2019 PO BOX 77 SEAL COVE, ME 04674 REP. BRIAN L. HUBBELL LEGISLATIVE REPRESENTATIVE 288-3947 66 PARK STREET BAR HARBOR, ME 04609 E-mail: [email protected] Z:/Lobster Zone/Addresses + Labels August 24, 2018 /LZC Address List 2018-2019 Page 4 of 15 Lobster Zone Council Members 2018-2019 ZONE C DAVID TARR (LAC Rep) DISTRICT 1 (Surry, Blue Hill, Brooklin, 359-6538 2021 91 NASKEAG RD Sedgwick, Sargentville, Brooksville) 460-9472 (cell) BROOKLIN, ME 04616 E-mail: [email protected] JAMES I. “JAY” MARSH DISTRICT 1 (Surry, Blue Hill, Brooklin, 374-5730 2020 183 FALLS BRIDGE RD Sedgwick, Sargentville, Brooksville) 479-4521 cell BLUE HILL, ME 04614 EUGENE LYMBURNER DISTRICT 2 (Little Deer Isle, Brooksville, 326-9306 2021 84 BAGADUCE RD Deer Isle, Cape Rosier, Eagle Island) BROOKSVILLE, ME 04617 E-mail: [email protected] VACANT DISTRICT 3 (East Penobscot Bay from 2022 Widows I. to Merchant Row. Little Deer Isle, Deer Isle, Stonington) SHERMAN HUTCHINS II (Vice-Chair) DISTRICT 4 (Deer Isle, Stonington) 266-2437 (cell) 2021 136 DOW RD DEER ISLE, ME 04627 E-mail: [email protected] RICHARD K. LARRABEE, SR. DISTRICT 5 (Lower East Penobscot Bay, 367-8791 2020 33 SCHOOL ST from Merchant Row, Isle au Haut Bay, 460-2412 cell STONINGTON, ME 04681 Stonington, Deer Isle) COREY BEVERAGE DISTRICT 6 (North Haven) 867-4715 2019 305 MAIN ST NORTH HAVEN, ME 04853 E-mail: [email protected] Z:/Lobster Zone/Addresses + Labels August 24, 2018 /LZC Address List 2018-2019 Page 5 of 15 Lobster Zone Council Members 2018-2019 ZONE C (continued) JACOB THOMPSON (Chair) DISTRICT 7 (Vinalhaven) 863-9387 2020 173 EAST BOSTON RD 542-6600 (cell) VINALHAVEN, ME 04863 992-3233 (alternate cell) E-mail: [email protected] JOHN MCCARTHY (Secretary) DISTRICT 7 (Vinalhaven) 863-9984 2020 PO BOX 239 VINALHAVEN, ME 04863 DANIEL MACDONALD DISTRICT 8 (Isle Au Haut) 335-5577 2019 PO BOX 81 ISLE AU HAUT, ME 04645 JEFFREY JONES, JR. DISTRICT 9 (Matinicus & Criehaven) 542-4864 2020 286 ASH POINT DR OWLS HEAD, ME 04854 REP. WALTER A. KUMIEGA, III LEGISLATIVE REPRESENTATIVE 348-2548 36 CEDAR LANE LITTLE DEER ISLE, ME 04650 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Z:/Lobster Zone/Addresses + Labels August 24, 2018 /LZC Address List 2018-2019 Page 6 of 15 Lobster Zone Council Members 2018-2019 ZONE D MICHAEL DAWSON (Chair) DISTRICT 1 (New Harbor, Round Pond) 563-1562 2019 39 LAKEVIEW DRIVE 380-4036 (cell) BRISTOL, ME 04539 E-mail: [email protected] FERNALD POLAND DISTRICT 2 (Round Pond, Muscongus Bay) 529-4308 2021 123 NOBLEBORO RD 380-3170 (cell) BREMEN, ME 04551 SHANNON HARVEY DISTRICT 2 (Bremen, Medomack, Waldoboro) 832-6030 2019 318 DUTCH NECK RD 790-1706 (cell) WALDOBORO, ME 04572 E-mail: [email protected] JAMES WOTTON (Vice-Chair) DISTRICT 3 (Friendship) 832-7242 2021 29 BIRCH ROAD 592-5817 (cell) FRIENDSHIP, ME 04547 ERNEST WALLACE DISTRICT 3 (Friendship) 832-5391 2019 483 MARTINS POINT ROAD FRIENDSHIP, ME 04547 BRIAN FELLOWS DISTRICT 4 (Cushing, Thomaston) 354-0572 2020 41 TWIN RIDGE LN 542-1252 cell CUSHING, ME 04563 ALFRED MCLAUGHLIN DISTRICT 5 (Port Clyde, Martinsville) 372-8927 2019 PO BOX 252 691-6888 (cell) PORT CLYDE, ME 04855 E-mail: [email protected] Z:/Lobster Zone/Addresses + Labels August 24, 2018 /LZC Address List 2018-2019 Page 7 of 15 Lobster Zone Council Members 2018-2019 ZONE D (continued) JOSHUA MILLER (LAC Rep) DISTRICT 6 (St. George, Tenants Harbor) 372-6997 2020 52 ROARING SPOUT ROAD TENANTS HARBOR, ME 04860 ERIK WATERMAN DISTRICT 7 (Spruce Head, South Thomaston) 542-5225 (cell) 2021 483 SPRUCEHEAD ROAD SOUTH THOMASTON, ME 04858 E-mail: [email protected] DOUGLAS MCLENNAN DISTRICT 7 (Spruce Head, South Thomaston) 594-7945 2020 14 COTTAGE LANE SOUTH THOMASTON, ME 04858 KEVIN GLOVER (Secretary) DISTRICT 8 (Owl’s Head Harbor) 594-0829 2020 319 SOUTH SHORE DRIVE OWLS HEAD, ME 04854 RICHARD WHITMAN DISTRICT 9 (Rockland) 594-8948 2020 29 STATE ST ROCKLAND, ME 04841 E-mail: [email protected] JOSHUA CONOVER DISTRICT 10 (Rockport, Camden, 522-4691 cell 2020 127 MARSHALL COVE RD Lincolnville, Islesboro) ISLESBORO, ME 04848 WAYNE CANNING DISTRICT 11 (Northport, Belfast, Searsport 338-4601 2020 RR 2 BOX 156 SMART ROAD Stockton Springs, Prospect, Bucksport, Orland, 570-1768 (cell) BELFAST, ME 04915 Sandy Point, S. Penobscot, Castine, W. Brooksville, as far as Cape Rosier) Z:/Lobster Zone/Addresses + Labels August 24, 2018 /LZC Address List 2018-2019 Page 8 of 15 Lobster Zone Council Members 2018-2019 ZONE D (continued) RYAN POST DISTRICT 12 (Big Green Island, Little Green 542-9316 (cell) 2020 18 SHAW AVENUE Island, Metinic Island, Monhegan Island) ROCKLAND, ME 04841 Z:/Lobster Zone/Addresses + Labels August 24, 2018 /LZC Address List 2018-2019 Page 9 of 15 Lobster Zone Council Members 2018-2019 ZONE E ERIC GILLIAM DISTRICT 1 (Popham, Georgetown, 449-8915 2019 273 SMALL POINT RD Five Islands, Cape Small) PHIPPSBURG, ME 04562 BRETT GILLIAM DISTRICT 1 (Georgetown, Five Islands, 389-9004 2020 459 SMALL PT RD Bay Point, Popham Beach Area) PHIPPSBURG, ME 04562 STANLEY E. KING DISTRICT 2 (Westport Is., Edgecomb, 443-1280 2020 29 FIELD RD Wiscasset, Alna, Georgetown, Woolwich) 504-2629 (cell) ARROWSIC, ME 04530 KELO PINKHAM DISTRICT 3 (Boothbay, Trevett, Edgecomb) 633-6315 2021 167 WEST SIDE RD TREVETT, ME 04571 E-mail: [email protected] ANDREW HAWKE (LAC Rep.) DISTRICT 4 (Southport Island, 380-6804 2021 76 PARK STREET Boothbay, Boothbay Harbor) BOOTHBAY HARBOR, ME 04538 E-mail: [email protected] ANDREW HALLINAN DISTRICT 5 (Boothbay, Boothbay Hbr.) 633-5483 2019 12 SUNSET RD 380-2504 (cell) BOOTHBAY HARBOR, ME 04538 E-mail: [email protected] NICHOLAS PAGE (Vice-Chair) DISTRICT 5 (Boothbay, Boothbay Hbr.) 380-5295 (cell) 2020 446 PENSION RIDGE RD BOOTHBAY, ME 04537 E-mail: [email protected] Z:/Lobster Zone/Addresses + Labels August 24, 2018 /LZC Address List 2018-2019 Page 10 of 15 Lobster Zone Council Members 2018-2019 ZONE E (continued) KIRK BREWER DISTRICT 6 (E. Boothbay, Boothbay Hbr., 380-4069 (cell) 2021 PO BOX 138 Boothbay, Southport, W. Boothbay Hbr.) WISCASSET, ME 04578 E-mail: [email protected] CHESTER RICE DISTRICT 8 (Boothbay, Edgecomb, 563-3661 2019 PO BOX 99 Newcastle, Damariscotta, Walpole, DAMARISCOTTA, ME 04543 Bristol – Fort Island & North) E-mail: [email protected] CHARLES PLUMMER (Chair) DISTRICT 9 (S. Bristol) 644-8706 2021 2129 STATE RTE 129 542-6850 (cell) SOUTH BRISTOL, ME 04568 E-mail: [email protected] DONALD BICKFORD DISTRICT 10 (Bristol, Pemaquid Hbr.) 677-2994 2021 400 HARRINGTON RD PEMAQUID, ME 04558 Z:/Lobster Zone/Addresses + Labels August 24, 2018 /LZC Address List 2018-2019 Page 11 of 15 Lobster Zone Council Members 2018-2019 ZONE F LYMAN KENNEDY DISTRICT 1 (Portland Harbor, Portland, 781-4662 2021 268 FORESIDE RD So.
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