The Democrat won’t reveal what would lead him to run for governor – maybe to halt the ‘negative outbursts.’
2013
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Massive tunnel project to expand NY transit hub
But even with blasting and machinery grinding through bedrock day and night, most New Yorkers are blithely unaware of the work under way 160 feet below Manhattan.
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Portland police seek bicycle-riding purse snatcher
Police say at least five times in the past month a bicyclist who appears to be out of control comes into contact with the victim, grabs her purse, and then pedals away.
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3 face charges in Waterville prescription forgery case
A secretary at MaineGeneral Medical Center is accused of stealing a doctor’s prescription pad and forging prescriptions to obtain narcotics. Two others are also charged in the case.
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Bath man pleads guilty to child porn charges
Authorities say 61-year-old Joseph Finocchiaro printed pornographic images from an Internet photo-sharing website and assembled them into collages.
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Maine, Chinese schools form sister-school tie
Baxter Academy for Technology and Science will begin a long-term learning agreement with Lanxi No.1 High School in the Province of Zhejiang, China.
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Maine woman gets 3 months in baby mauling case
Katrina Mitchell of Frankfort was also sentenced to a year of probation and ordered to undergo substance abuse counseling.
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CMP replacing Portland-Westbrook power line
A CMP spokesman says some of the equipment being replaced dates back to the 1920s.
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Waynflete's team effort smothers GPCS
PORTLAND—While the Waynflete Flyers feature one of the finest girls’ basketball players in the state, senior Martha Veroneau, collectively, this team is something special. The Flyers’ depth and balance were certainly on display Wednesday afternoon. Hosting Greater Portland Christian School, in its penultimate game of the regular season, which doubled as a “Think Pink” fundraiser […]
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At last! Cheverus vanquishes Deering
PORTLAND—It took 15 tries and over a decade, but the Cheverus girls’ basketball team has finally slain the Deering dragon. Wednesday evening, in a tournament tuneup between two of the top three teams in Western Class A, the Stags overcame a slow start and put it all together when it mattered. Cheverus was hindered by […]