Authorities say the charges involve a 4-year-old girl whom Eric Bard was babysitting.
2015
Letter: Sports bar incompatible with Falmouth neighborhood
“Why would you want to live like this?,” my father asked when we purchased our home in Falmouth’s Tidewater Farms. “You have no acreage. No privacy. No room for a swimming pool.” Growing up in Maine I knew that standard home-buying procedure meant having a center-hall Colonial on two acres of land with a 75-foot […]
Letter: Column illustrates what's wrong with parties
Julie McDonald’s column criticizing Democrats in the state Senate District 25 ballot controversy makes it clear that she is a staunch Republican. The final tally giving the win to the Democrat was for her obviously very disappointing. She blamed the Democrats for the publicity involved, despite the fact that the media jump and thrive on […]
Jury selection begins for Boston Marathon bombing trial
About 1,200 people will be called in the process of selecting 12 jurors and six alternates.
McConnell’s main goal for Republicans: Don’t be scary
Now in charge at both ends of the Capitol, Republicans aim to avoid the worst excesses of the past four years.
Letter: North Yarmouth or North Korea? You decide
Regarding the issue at North Yarmouth Fire Rescue, it is important to reiterate that this is not about washing cars. Bill Young was illegally fired for exercising his right to petition the government. But as town leaders have chosen to focus on their ill-intentioned policy of not allowing NYFR members to clean their vehicles after […]
Price of gas in Maine drops 11.5 cents in past week
The average price is more than $1.18 per gallon lower than the same day a year ago.
Winthrop man faces charges in Build-A-Bear gift card theft
Justin Lebourdais, 29, allegedly use the cards to buy his wife a present.
Letter: Library serves Scarborough better than ice arena
It is my opinion that a new ice arena should not be situated on town land across from the Scarborough Public Library. Building the hockey rink there will: deprive the library of overflow parking for its well-attended, free events; eliminate two basketball courts that provide free unorganized exercise; increase vehicle traffic in the area, and […]
Letter: The nightmare that is 'political realism'
Orlando Delogu’s recent column, “Maine Dems share blame for a long, cold winter,” succinctly posits the argument of many: Why do large numbers of people vote against their own self-interest? This has been a perennial question amongst pundits for decades and today it remains unanswerable. Is it from lack of education? From disinterest in politics? […]