The free service is offered to those affected by the recent breach.
February 2015
Posted inMaine
Emergency funding for Maine’s county jails gains key approval
The $2.48 million measure still needs approval from the full Legislature and Gov. Paul LePage, but Cumberland County Sheriff Kevin Joyce said in a letter that the funding appears certain.
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Posted inGirls Basketball, Sports, Varsity Maine, Winter sports
Irving, Lawrence drop Messalonskee in Eastern A quarters
The Bulldogs avenged last year’s upset loss to the Eagles with a 65-44 victory.
Posted inBusiness, News
Owner of Harris Hills dairy in Union files for bankruptcy
The organic farm maintained a herd of 92 cows and supplied milk to Stonyfield.
Posted inMaine, News
Portland Twitter users ask: ‘What’s that smell?’
The unpleasant odor in the air on Feb. 12 still hasn’t been identified.
Posted inMaine, News
Maine names new veterans’ services director
Adria Horn, an Army reservist and staff member for Sen. Susan Collins, will replace Peter Ogden, who retires in June.
Posted inCops & Courts, News
Biddeford man pleads not guilty in mother’s death
Shane Jones is accused of running over his mother with his pickup truck.
Posted inMaine, News
Maine’s weekend forecast? Too much snow for even snowmobilers
Forecasters say coastal areas will have another foot to 20 inches by the time the storm ends Sunday.
Posted inLife & Culture
Amy the pig excels in dog agility class; watch video
Lori Stock says her 5-month-old indoor pig is a quick learner and very motivated by food rewards.
Posted inUncategorized
Freeze Out fundraiser shortened in Freeport
Melanie Sachs, executive director of Freeport Community Services, has announced that the annual Freeze Out fundraiser will not be a 24-hour event on Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 14-15, due to a Freeport Public Safety warning asking people not be out on the streets past 6 p.m. Saturday because of the predicted snowstorm. “We have checked […]