Ellen Choate, a teacher, was found shot in the head in 1977, about two years after she’d been killed on her way to a new job.
October 2014
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Life & Culture
Theater review: ‘Mrs. Mannerly’ a two-person show that delivers laughs, emotion
Good Theater show mixes subtle social commentary with quirk, conformity.
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Posted inArts & Entertainment, Life & Culture
Concert review: Young pianist and Midcoast Symphony Orchestra rock the ‘Rach 3’
Pianist Lisa de la Salle showed her might.
Posted inPremier Property, Real Estate
12 Plymouth Drive, Saco
Light-filled and luxurious, this stunning, 6,106-square foot home inhabits a wonderful natural setting
Posted inCops & Courts, Maine, News
Bath police find meth lab, arrest couple
The two will face charges of aggravated trafficking because of the location’s proximity to a high school.
Posted inFood, Recipes
So they’re not thugs, but can they cook?
One recipe from “Thug Kitchen” reveals the flaws in controversial new cookbook.
Posted inElections, Maine, News, Politics
Candidates for governor mount final push for the Blaine House
U.S. Rep. Mike Michaud rallies women in Portland, Gov. Paul LePage visits businesses in central and southern Maine, while Eliot Cutler focuses on Bangor area.
Posted inBusiness, News
NewPage seeks sale of Rumford mill to advance its merger with Verso
Ohio-based NewPage’s proposed sale of the mill and another in Wisconsin are designed to alleviate antitrust concerns.
Posted inNews
Handcuffed man who escaped from state police cruiser is captured in Portland
Jason Langdon ran away from Maine State Police after a traffic stop in Chelsea Wednesday.
Posted inBusiness, News
Britain to pay off World War I bonds
The debt will be paid off when the UK refinances debt that goes back as far as the 18th century.