Jeffrey Good

"How did I decide to get into law enforcement? You're going to laugh at this one. I couldn't beat 'em, so I had to join 'em. Growing up in Freeport, I was always speeding and driving like an idiot and getting tickets. I had a warning letter from the state saying, 'We're going to take your license if you get one more conviction.' I did a soul search and figured out this is what I wanted to do."

When you're younger, you figure you're going to do this job and live that way for the rest of your life, but you don't. I grew up in the suburbs of Silver Springs, Maryland. My father was an electrical engineer who designed guided missile systems for the Navy, and I went to college and taught elementary school. I never would have imagined that I would move to Maine, marry a fisherman and haul lobster traps. But that's what I did.

Nothing says summer like the smell of fresh-baked scones and the sight of customers streaming into Salt Cod Cafe on Orr's Island. Owner Alison Prince is the fifth generation to operate a business in the historic red clapboard building at the Cribstone Bridge.