Damage at the Caribou Country Club was estimated at $20,000.
2011
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Ruling casts doubt on Maine data-mining law
A federal appeals court has been ordered to take a new look at a Maine law that restricts the sale of data on doctors’ drug prescribing habits.
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Posted inAmerican Journal, Lakes Region Weekly
Buxton recount fails to overturn Hanson School vote
BUXTON – A recount Tuesday failed to overturn defeat of the June 14 referendum asking Buxton voters to convert the Hanson School to a community center. According to Town Clerk John Myers reported, advocates of reusing the school gained one vote, but still lost, 549-540. The original tally was a 10-vote margin against the proposal, […]
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Police to discuss Farmington investigation
81-year-old Grace Burton was fatally stabbed last week by an apparent intruder.
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Uncertainty precedes delayed Old Port foreclosure auction in Portland
PORTLAND — Mariagrazia Zanardi moved from Italy to the U.S. last year to establish a gelato shop in the Old Port. On Monday evening, guests waited patiently in line at Gorgeous Gelato to get a taste of the frozen Italian treat. But the future is uncertain for Zanardi and other Old Port business owners leasing […]
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Pike Industries fined $3,000 for blast violations
The two blasts violated noise and time restrictions included in a consent agreement.
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Changes ahead as Portland schools work on comprehensive plan
PORTLAND — Before the School Department’s comprehensive plan draft has even been written, changes that would align with the new plan are already being reviewed. The School Board on Tuesday night is expected to vote on a resolution that would provide transparency in the board’s actions and goals. “The comprehensive plan is important work, deciding […]
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UPDATE: Craig says Cincy 'is like home;' asst. police chief gets interim appointment in Portland
PORTLAND — Police Chief James C. Craig on Tuesday was named chief of the Cincinnati Police Department. Assistant Police Chief Michael Sauschuck will succeed Craig on an interim basis. Craig’s appointment was announced Tuesday morning in Cincinnati. He discussed his decision to accept the job in a press conference Tuesday afternoon at Portland City Hall. […]
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Craig heading for Cincinnati,Sauschuck named interim chief
James Craig will be Cincinnati’s first African-American chief and the first chief chosen from outside the Cincinnati Police Department, according to published reports. He was chosen from a field of 40 candidates from across the country . . .
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Teacher leaders chosen for Portland's Reiche School
PORTLAND — A kindergarten teacher and a special education teacher will step into the two teacher-leader roles that will replace administrative leadership at Reiche Elementary School. Special education instructor Christine Keegan and kindergarten and current teacher-leader Kevin Brewster were chosen from the five applicants by a panel of parents and school staff. They will work […]