Prosecutors want 46 invasion-of-privacy counts reinstated against Mark Strong for videotapes of alleged prostitution clients, but Wright’s lawyer says the clients had no expectation of privacy.
2013
Posted inNews, Politics
Mass. Republicans seek viable candidate for Kerry seat
The party hoped former U.S. Sen. Scott Brown would run, but he bowed out last week, and no Plan B has emerged.
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Former Topsham police chief faces OUI charge
Timothy Young, 55, was police chief for nine years before leaving the department in May.
Posted inLife & Culture, News
Oscar producers aim to cut out the boring parts
Craig Zadan and Neil Meron say they watched 40 years of past ceremonies to finds ways to keep the show moving at a brisk pace.
Posted inNews
Maine wardens respond to 8 ice-related incidents
The Maine Warden Service is reminding people to use extreme caution on frozen waterways after responding to eight incidents of people or vehicles going through ice over the weekend.
Posted inNews, Sports
Bowdoin’s assistant hockey coach cited for OUI
Police arrest 24-year-old Holly Lorms after her sport utility vehicle left the road, hit a light pole and crashed into a campus building.
Posted inPortland Forecaster, The Forecaster
Police: 'Dangerously potent' heroin in Portland
PORTLAND — A “dangerously potent” form of heroin is turning up in the city, police warned after four people were treated for heroin overdoses last week. Since December, 11 people have been treated for heroin overdoses, and two Portland men have died from what was thought to be overdoses, according to a City Hall press release […]
Posted inLife & Culture, News
Monument Square clock about to get a makeover
To date, the Portland Rotary has raised about $14,000 toward the clock’s repair.
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Man gets record 30 years for child sex crime
The Bangor man and his girlfriend sexually abused a 7-year-old boy and recorded it on a cellphone.
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Principal resigns at Scarborough High
Dean Auriemma resigns to meet family needs, but will work with the town’s schools in another way.