Jason Campbell told a pharmacist he had a bomb, prompting the closure of Congress Street for hours.
2014
Posted inMaine, News
Woman who triggered Amber Alert is ordered held in Maine
Jackie Morris took her three children from Connecticut, where they live with their father.
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Posted inAmerican Journal
Oversight committee hands off CDC document-shredding case to Maine AG
Members reach no consensus on lawbreaking at the state Center for Disease Control, but some say there was misconduct and a cover-up.
Posted inNews, Politics
Oversight committee hands off CDC document-shredding case to Maine AG
Members reach no consensus on lawbreaking at the state Center for Disease Control, but some say there was misconduct and a cover-up.
Posted inCoastal Journal, The Forecaster
Brunswick Democrats wage protracted primary campaign in House District 50
BRUNSWICK — A retired judge and a former town councilor are vying for the Democratic nomination in Maine House District 50. Ralph Tucker and Jackie Sartoris will be on the June 10 primary ballot to run for what is historically a safe Democratic seat: a Republican candidate hasn’t represented the district since the 1990s, according to […]
Posted inMaine, News
Rangeley man sentenced to prison for gun possession
A convicted felon, Frank McConnell III was found by police firing a handgun into the woods while drunk.
Posted inMaine, News, Politics
LePage says nursing home funding is ‘critical’
The governor blames Maine legislators for failing to act, but Democrats say they’ve already approved extra money and the governor is just looking for political cover for previously vetoing funds.
Posted inMaine, News
Maine group petitions for manufacturers to report use of chemicals
Their specific concern is with the use of phthalates, which have been shown to affect the reproductive systems of lab animals.
Posted inThe Forecaster
Ex-police chief accused of child sex assaults worked at Maine teen facility
Carl E. Smith fled the state when the allegations against him arose because he feared ‘he’d never make it in jail alive,’ a police report says.
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Ex-police chief accused of child sex assaults worked at Maine teen facility
Carl E. Smith fled the state when the allegations against him arose because he feared ‘he’d never make it in jail alive,’ a police report says.