Police filled the home with tear gas before entering about 9:30 p.m. and found Gatcomb hiding beneath the kitchen sink.
2013
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Governor’s second State of the State comes under very different circumstances
With Democrats now in the majority, Gov. LePage needs to win their support to advance his agenda.
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Local & State Dispatches
Police: Man struck and killed by train ignored warnings / Assistant coach crashes SUV into college science building / Caution urged on ice after spate of vehicle incidents … and more news from around the state.
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LePage ally named director of Maine Republicans
Jason Savage, who ran the governor’s political organization in 2010, has a ‘keen political mind.’
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Cause of Super Bowl power outage remains a mystery
The cause of a 34-minute blackout is being investigated, but records show that Superdome officials were worried about a possible outage several months before the big game.
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Girls’ Basketball: Deering grinds past South Portland, 33-21
Even while shooting a woeful 9-of-49 from the floor, the Lady Rams played enough defense to carry them to victory.
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Veteran who killed ‘American Sniper’ had been in mental hospital
The suspect in the deaths of the ‘Sniper’ author and a friend is on suicide watch in a Texas jail.
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Feature obituary: John Stanhope Sr., 92, policeman, Marine, loved to square dance
Mr. Stanhope was a longtime longtime patrolman for the Portland Police Department who rose above many hardships.
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Gorham High eyes at least $11 million in renovations
Supporters say the school needs more space to relieve crowding, as well as a layout that improves school security.
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Portland reading by inaugural poet fills up quickly
All 1,800 tickets to see Richard Blanco, the Maine poet who read at President Obama’s inauguration, have been distributed.