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Police locate vehicle owned by missing Standish woman

3 years ago in Local

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Police say a Standish woman whose vehicle was found near a boat ramp in Scarborough is missing.

The Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office says the vehicle registered to 56-year-old Patricia Hildreth was found at the end of Winnocks Neck Road on Sunday.

Police went to her home but found no one there. They also reached out to her children, who said they had not heard from her and were concerned.

Anyone with information is being asked to contact the Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office at 207-893-2810 or the Scarborough Police Department at 207-883-6361.

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