Friday, May 24, 2013
The husband of the Norridgewock facility's owner is accused of molesting three children.
The moratorium, which starts April 16, will apply to lodging units within 1,000 feet of Route 1.
Back from Afghanistan, Spec. Travis McGuire surprises Megan McGuire at sports pub.
Art restorers will raise funds to repair the painting of William Pitt Fessenden and others found in Portland City Hall.
A Facebook post says Bull Jagger will close, but its lagers will be sold in Maine while supplies last.
Like in a recent high-profile Ohio rape case, the accuser has been taunted online by other students.
Townspeople in Greene express support for the family after the tragic death of 6-year-old Nathan Capponi.
Her moderate politics are sometimes out of step with an increasingly conservative national GOP, but Washington Republicans want her to seek a fourth term.
The Yankees and Red Sox will wear a special ribbon on their uniforms. Baseball commissioner Bud Selig has asked that all other 28 major league teams wear the ribbon during their opening games.
Environmentalists and industry set up stringent, but voluntary, guidelines for gas and oil drillers.
Stocks rise after Bernanke says interest rates will be kept low at least until the jobless rate hits 6.5 percent.
He was killed while answering his front door, raising questions about whether the attack had anything to do with his job.
The bills require background checks for private and online gun sales and ban ammunition magazines that hold more than 15 rounds.
The proposed $100 million bond package would also fund other transportation projects.
But lawyers for Mark Strong Sr. are recommending that he serve no more than two weeks, and are asking 12 of the 13 verdicts to be invalidated.
Two days after he fled, handcuffed, from a sheriff's cruiser, Kevin Lawlor of Standish turned himself in.
The race has drawn national attention because of Mark Sanford's well-known fall from grace and Colbert Busch's relationship to Stephen Colbert.
The U.S. president vowed he would do "what is necessary" to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon.
Attention all business schools: If you're in the market for a new case study on the perils and pitfalls of product naming, I've got a story for you . . .
Mr. Eaton lived in Buxton his whole life, and was recognized with the Boston Post Cane in 2008 as the town's oldest resident.
In a odd phenomenon, Moorish Americans are invoking their rights to foreclosed properties.
No charges will be filed against a man who posted online a photo of his young son holding a military-style rifle.