Arrests There were no arrests reported from Dec. 31 to Jan. 7. Summonses 12/29 at 3:35 p.m. Craig W. Miles, 38, of Nicholas Drive, Standish, was issued a summons on Blackstrap Road by Sgt. Kevin Conger on charges of sale/use of drug paraphernalia and possession of marijuana. 1/1 at 12:01 a.m. Jessica J. Berry, 25, […]
2011
Bangor Savings opens another branch in Portland
The North Deering office is the third of four new Portland-area branches in a $4 million expansion.
Verizon to start selling iPhone Feb. 10
Verizon Wireless made the long-awaited announcement today that it will start selling a version of the iPhone 4 on Feb. 10, giving U.S. iPhone buyers a choice of carriers for the first time.
Since its 2007 debut, Apple Inc.’s phone has been sold exclusively for AT&T’s network in the U.S.
Verizon Communications Inc.’s chief operating officer, Lowell McAdam, made the announcement in New York, joined by Apple COO Tim Cook, who called it “the beginning of a great relationship between Verizon and Apple.”
State may lease Plummer School in Falmouth; food pantry hopes to expand
FALMOUTH — The Town Council on Monday gave the go-ahead to negotiate a lease of the Plummer School building to the state office of Child Development Services. But councilors also indicated they’re not thrilled about the potential up-front cost to the town. CDS, which is part of the Maine Department of Education, provides early childhood […]
Police: Bridgton woman stole from employer
Cheryl Graves, 47, is arrested at home today and charged with unauthorized taking.
Neighbor: Jared Loughner’s parents devastated
Jared Loughner’s mother has been in bed, crying nonstop since the shooting rampage on Saturday, the neighbor says.
Maine AG: Will challenge federal health reform law
William Schneider says he’s determined to have the state challenge portions of the federal law on constitutional grounds.
Lawmakers to head off picketing at Tucson funerals
The Westboro Baptist Church said it plans to picket the funeral Thursday for 9-year-old Christina Taylor Green.
Cumberland council clears path for business from South Portland
CUMBERLAND — The Town Council on Monday unanimously approved a credit enhancement agreement with a South Portland business that plans to move to Route 1 next year and bring along at least 40 jobs. The company, Exactitude, also has facilities in Bangor. It plans to move its South Portland operations to Cumberland and maintain an […]
Trash, Fore St. bar on City Council agenda in Portland
PORTLAND — The City Council on Wednesday, Jan. 19, will take up licenses for a controversial Old Port night club and consider updating the solid waste ordinance. The Portland Police Department wants the council to deny a request by the Cactus Club to have its liquor and entertainment licenses renewed. In a recommendation to the […]