The Maine Supreme Judicial Court rejects Chad Gurney’s appeal of his conviction for brutally killing 18-year-old Zoe Sarnacki on May 25, 2009.
February 2012
Cumberland Police Beat: Feb. 7
Arrests 1/26 at 3:10 a.m. Jacqueline Rouda, 47, of Glen Road, Yarmouth, was arrested by Officer Antonio Ridge on Pond Shore Drive on a charge of operating under the influence. 1/29 at 11:48 p.m. Faysal Mohamed, 27, of Deering Avenue, Portland, was arrested on a warrant by Officer Chris Woodcock on Gray Road. Summonses 1/29 […]
Portland smokers face $100 fine for tossing butts
The city’s ordinance prohibiting littering now includes tobacco products among the trash that can’t be thrown into the public way.
Former Maine teacher pleads no contest to sex charge
Dianne Leach, 47, of Steuben, is convicted on two counts of gross sexual assault involving an eighth-grade student.
Windham credit union robbed at gunpoint
WINDHAM – A robber wearing heavy winter clothing and brandishing a gun robbed the Evergreen Credit Union in North Windham Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 p.m. Windham Officer Barry Kelly said the suspect managed to elude capture despite Windham police patrolling the North Windham area and being on scene within a few minutes of receiving the […]
Windham credit union robbed at gunpoint
WINDHAM – A robber wearing heavy winter clothing and brandishing a gun robbed the Evergreen Credit Union in North Windham Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 p.m. Windham Officer Barry Kelly said the suspect managed to elude capture despite Windham police patrolling the North Windham area and being on scene within a few minutes of receiving the […]
Chebeague Police Beat: Feb. 7
Arrests No arrests or summonses were reported from Jan. 30 to Feb. 6.
Dapolito details his actions after wife’s slaying
Testifying in his murder trial today, Patrick Dapolito says he borrowed some real-life elements in crafting his original story.
For Portland-area seniors, there really is a free lunch; St. Joseph's Rehabilitation gives back with food, companionship
PORTLAND — Getting out of the house can be a challenge for many during the cold and inconveniently traveled winter months, and especially so for seniors who may live alone or lack access to transportation. So when Bruce Valley has an excuse to get out of the house, like the recently instituted free weekday lunch […]
Westbrook to discuss moving city hall operations
WESTBROOK – Westbrook city officials are planning to hold the first official public discussions Feb. 13 on whether or not to move out of City Hall and sell the building. City Councilor John O’Hara, president of the city’s Facilities and Streets Committee, said Tuesday that there will be an item on next Monday’s agenda referencing […]