Officer Scott Corbett is selected as Officer of the Year for 2011, his second time receiving the honor.
February 2012
Posted inBusiness
Report: Casinos generate $125B in economic impact
The study released today by the American Gaming Association counts direct casino industry spending and tallies the indirect spending that comes from industries supported by casinos and activities spawned by casinos.
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7 face charges in 5-state burglary investigation
Police say the thieves would target small businesses without alarm systems during the early morning hours.
Posted inAmerican Journal
Gorham man hits $1M jackpot
GORHAM – A Gorham man has won $1 million in an instant ticket game, the Maine State Lottery announced Monday, and he has already claimed his prize. Robert Mezzanotte bought the winning ticket at the Hannaford in Gorham. Mezzanotte could not be reached immediately by telephone Monday afternoon. Mezzanotte won the second of four $1 […]
Posted inAmerican Journal
Gorham man hits $1M jackpot
GORHAM – A Gorham man has won $1 million in an instant ticket game, the Maine State Lottery announced Monday, and he has already claimed his prize. Robert Mezzanotte bought the winning ticket at the Hannaford in Gorham. Mezzanotte could not be reached immediately by telephone Monday afternoon. Mezzanotte won the second of four $1 […]
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Where Grammy winners can stash their awards
A look at some of the places that top recording artists call home.
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3 ways to move on from a home you’ve loved
Good memories are wonderful to have, but they can work against you when it’s time to sell.
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Dapolito: Began selling pot when career foundered
ALFRED — Patrick Dapolito testified this morning in his murder trial that he turned to marijuana distribution when legitimate work in his field dried up. Dapolito is accused of the 2010 fatal shooting of his wife, 30-year-old Kelly Winslow. If convicted of murder, Dapolito, 41, will face 25 years to life in prison. Dapolito’s involvement […]
Posted inThe Forecaster
UPDATE: Portland extends deadline for OccupyMaine to leave Lincoln Park
PORTLAND — The deadline for OccupyMaine to vacate Lincoln Park passed quietly Monday morning, with the exception of one protester who burned an American flag. The park was devoid of any police or city officials when the 8 a.m. deadline passed, and the handful of protesters still in the park waited to see what would […]
Posted inThe Forecaster
Out & About: Valentine's concerts, plus Vasen
Romance is in the air as St. Valentine’s Day approaches. Two fine concerts with themes centered on love invite you to celebrate the day musically. Two classical musicians, pianist Laura Kargul and violinist Ron Lantz, will partner for a concert of Romantic favorites on Saturday in Boothbay Harbor and Sunday in Gorham. The biggest is […]