Police say a 47-year-old Bay State school official sent obscene matter to a Maine teen, possibly others.
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Suspect in child porn case enters not-guilty plea
Daniel Cobb of South Carolina is charged with sharing pornographic images online with a man from Portland.
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Portland prosecutor seeks change in nuisance penalties
Numerous ‘quality-of-life’ complaints are difficult to get taken seriously in the same courts that handle murder cases.
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Standards take shape for grading Maine teachers
Maine is taking its first concrete steps to establishing statewide standards for evaluating teachers’ performance, something that has historically been left to local districts.
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St Mary Schola explores music of Advent
This Christmas season, the St Mary Schola is concentrating on medieval, renaissance and baroque music celebrating the Advent. The a cappella singers, under Bruce Fithian, who also sings tenor and doubles on the organ, have put together an intriguing program exploring Mary’s reactions to the events preceding the nativity, ranging from the introspective “Oeffne dich” […]
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School bus driver charged with sex abuse
Larry Bunt of Deer Isle allegedly molested a female relative over several years beginning in 2000.
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Boys’ basketball: New team, same Falmouth
The Yachtsmen handle Greely and are a contender again, despite losing five starters from last season.
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Fisheries oversight chief stepping down
Jane Lubchenco led the transition to a new management system in New England waters.
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Songwriter Carole King to receive Gershwin Prize
WASHINGTON – Carole King is the first woman to win the Gershwin Prize for Popular Song awarded by the Library of Congress. In her five decades of songwriting, King’s hits have included “You’ve Got a Friend,” “So Far Away” and “(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman.” King will be the fifth person to […]
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Ally Russia readies for Assad’s fall
But the positioning did not indicate Russia would change its pro-Syrian stance at the U.N. Security Council.