A former Augusta man who killed a Maine couple in California three years ago will spend the rest of his life in prison.
2013
Police probing possible drug connection to Lebanon shooting
The victim of the shooting was wounded in the shoulder but is expected to survive.
Guard, friends mourn loss of Lt. Col. Michael J. Backus, 44
Lt. Col. Michael J. Backus of the Maine Army National Guard died unexpectedly Monday at Camp Keyes.
Kenneth Cormier, founder of Funtown/Splashtown USA, dies at 80
Cormier, an Army veteran, first bought the plot of land on now-busy Route 1 in Saco more than 50 years ago.
Freeport trust buys access, easement for 2 properties
FREEPORT — The Freeport Conservation Trust has purchased access to previously inaccessible woodlands and is working to purchase a new farm conservation easement. The Frost Gully Woods and Winter Hill Farm acquisitions will make 63 acres of land conserved under the trust’s stewardship available to the public. Previously, the woods were landlocked. With the new […]
Public meeting to focus on Reiche School upgrade
The design charette will help planners create construction schedules and estimated costs for building improvements at the school.
Sanford pharmacy robbery Maine’s first in 2013
Sanford police are investigating a pharmacy robbery at a Walgreens store on Main Street.
Patriots expect tougher time stopping Foster
The Pats held Houston Texans running back to just 46 yards in the first meeting. But defensive tackle Vince Wilfork doesn’t expect to have it that easy on Sunday.
Opponents challenge LePage on education funding
Rep. James Campbell, I-Newfield, says he has drafted a bill to use state revenue from the Oxford Casino to fully fund K-12 education.
911 call played at hearing for Colo. massacre suspect
The call lasted 27 seconds and police say at least 30 shots could be heard.