The State Department estimates that 126 U.S. citizens were aboard the cruise ship that ran aground off the Italian coast.
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Police investigate Lebanon home invasion
The York County Sheriff’s Department says a woman reported that a man wearing a white stocking mask barged into her home Friday and displayed a gun.
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Bath man charged with sexual abuse of a minor
The Sagadahoc County Sheriff’s Department says Andrew Mank of Bath was charged this week in a case involving a 14-year-old girl.
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Three men rescued from capsized boat off Jonesport
The trio clung to the bottom of the capsized fishing vessel in the chilly Atlantic, before the U.S. Coast Guard rescued them.
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Hidden cameras seized from NH bus driver’s home
The 45-year-old bus driver, accused of sexually assaulting two boys, worked in southern New Hampshire and Maine.
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Dems, GOP pick candidates for vacant Maine Senate seat
The District 20 seat was left open when David Trahan stepped down to become executive director of the Sportsman’s Alliance of Maine.
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Man charged with Portland CVS robbery
The man robbed the CVS pharmacy on Forest Avenue on Friday, but Portland Police spotted him shortly after incident.
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Three dead, 40 still missing after cruise ship crashes in Italy
Passengers described a scene reminiscent of ‘Titanic,’ saying they escaped the ship by crawling along dark hallways, as water filled the ship and plates and glasses crashed around them.
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Anti-abortion activists join hands in Augusta
Anti-abortion activists are gathering at Maine’s State House for the annual “Hands Around the Capitol Rally and March.”