Attorneys agree to allow the youngest person to face that count in 30 years to admit to a misdemeanor in the killing of an infant.
May 2014
Posted inMaine, News
Deal made to free Maine girl, 12, from manslaughter charge
Attorneys agree to allow the youngest person to face that count in 30 years to admit to a misdemeanor in the killing of an infant.
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Maine inmate says ‘good time’ credit needs to be fixed
When he pleaded guilty to eluding an officer, Glen Harrington III thought he’d be eligible to take classes at the Maine State Prison to reduce his sentence . . .
Posted inMaine, News
Warden service not giving up search for missing teenager
Though it’s less visible than earlier this week, the search continues with interviews and flights over the Lake Arrowhead area.
Posted inCurrent, Southern Forecaster
Central Maine police bracing for 10 miles of traffic jams
Skowhegan police will have their pencils sharpened and their parking ticket books ready for action this weekend. The annual 10-mile yard sale is Saturday and Sunday. The event starts on West Ridge Road in Cornville and ends at the confluence of Malbons Mills and Dr. Mann roads in Skowhegan, with dozens of side roads in […]
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Central Maine police bracing for 10 miles of traffic jams
Skowhegan police will have their pencils sharpened and their parking ticket books ready for action this weekend. The annual 10-mile yard sale is Saturday and Sunday. The event starts on West Ridge Road in Cornville and ends at the confluence of Malbons Mills and Dr. Mann roads in Skowhegan, with dozens of side roads in […]
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Central Maine police bracing for 10 miles of traffic jams
Skowhegan police will have their pencils sharpened and their parking ticket books ready for action this weekend. The annual 10-mile yard sale is Saturday and Sunday. The event starts on West Ridge Road in Cornville and ends at the confluence of Malbons Mills and Dr. Mann roads in Skowhegan, with dozens of side roads in […]
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USM triumphs in Division III baseball
The Huskies pull away from Worcester State in the regionals, 8-4.
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St. Joseph’s beaten in baseball regionals, 3-1
The Monks get just three hits in a 3-1 loss to Tufts.
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Cony staff: Grades don’t tell full story
Maine education chief Jim Rier tours the Augusta schools – both raised state report card grades this year.