Star Black, 24, told the judge she’s addicted to heroin and has been through two outpatient treatment programs for substance abuse.
November 2016
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Between BB gun and power outage, Messalonskee High has a very bad day
A student reports seeing a gun, but it turns out to be a BB gun that another student forgot he had in his backpack.
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Posted inNation & World, Politics
Trump offers job of national security adviser to retired general, official says
The president-elect also met with the Japanese prime minister Thursday, his first meeting with a foreign head of state.
Posted inMaine, News
Portland-grown Christmas tree rises in Monument Square
The 40-foot blue spruce, donated by a family who planted it in their yard in Riverton 30 years ago, will be lit in a ceremony Nov. 25.
Posted inCops & Courts, Maine, News
Maine police seek tips in death of dog found 30 miles from home
Uhdelle, a German shepherd, disappeared during a walk in Saco and was killed by a car in Gray.
Posted inPolitics
Trump transition kicks into higher gear with planned meeting with Japan’s Abe
Trump’s campaign manager said no diplomatic agreements will be made duirng the meeting because President Obama is still in office.
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Life & Culture, Uncategorized
Metallica rocks out with Jimmy Fallon – using toy instruments
The band plays a classroom-worthy rendition of “Enter Sandman” with the late-night host and The Roots.
Posted inNation & World
Appeals court blocks ‘Making a Murderer’ inmate’s release
Brendan Dassey’s 2007 convicted of raping and killing Teresa Halbach was overturned but he remains in jail.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
Maine’s highest court again strikes down proposed Emera deal
For a second time, justices order the panel to deny the utility’s bid to buy a bigger share in a power generator, saying it violates the state law that separates energy generation and distribution.
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Obama warns against taking democracy ‘for granted’ during Berlin visit
Obama and German Chancellor Angela Merkel each made statements that appear to serve as a point-by-point refutation of some of President-elect Trump’s most contentious foreign policy pledges.