WISCASSET (AP) – Authorities on Friday identified the two victims, both teenagers, who died in a fiery crash on the Old Bath Road.

The state medical examiner’s office said the bodies, which were burned beyond recognition, were those of Cameron Haggett, 16, of Wiscasset, who was the driver, and Sara Leone, 15, of Edgecomb, the lone passenger.

The two were killed Wednesday night when the SUV they were riding in crashed and caught fire. Investigators said excessive speed was a factor.

Tourism drops off after Old Man

FRANCONIA, N.H. (AP) – New Hampshire Executive Councilor Ray Burton is looking for ways to bring tourists back to Franconia Notch, now that the area’s most famous tourist attraction is gone.

Burton says attendance and retail sales have dropped by as much as 50 percent in the area since the Old Man of the Mountain profile fell two years ago.

A museum featuring the history of the Old Man is in the works, and Burton says another suggestion is to replace the Old Man with a fiberglass or glass replica where people could go inside and get a view of the entire area.

N.H. vandals target cars, church

ROCHESTER, N.H. (AP) – Police say dozens of cars and businesses have been damaged recently by BBs and other vandalism.

It happened last week and caused about $10,000 in damage.

Police said about 66 cars and six businesses, including the Post Office, were damaged, mostly by BBs. A church and the YMCA also were hit.