Marshall Smith, 27, allegedly had 124 grams of the highly potent marijuana derivative during a police traffic stop in Alfred.
2016
Posted inNation & World
Did Debbie Reynolds die of broken-heart syndrome?
It turns out people really can die of a broken heart, and more women than men tend to be vulnerable.
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Posted inNation & World, News
Grad students say Harvard obstructed vote over joining union
The group says Harvard left hundreds of students off a list of eligible voters, causing confusion about who could vote.
Posted inNation & World, News
Russians leave 2 East Coast estates pegged as spy nests
The Russians have owned a 45-acre Maryland retreat along the Corsica River since 1972. The other, a mansion on Long Island, was purchased by the Soviets in 1952.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
Bangor Kmart to close despite investors’ cash infusion to parent company
Sears Holding got a $200 million line of credit to help stabilize its finances, but more stores are expected to close.
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U.S. gives more detailed look at Russia’s alleged election hacking
A 13-page joint analysis by the Department of Homeland Security and the FBI is the first such report ever to attribute malicious cyber activity to a particular country or actors.
Posted inMaine, News
Holden woman killed in multi-vehicle crash
The accident happened Thursday on Route 1A in Holden, police say.
Posted inThe Forecaster
Man dies in Pownal fire
State fire marshals said 65-year-old Barry Cain died Friday morning, Dec. 30, in a fire that destroyed his Elmwood Road home in Pownal. The fire, near the Route 9 intersection, was reported around 1 a.m.; Cain’s body was found shortly before dawn, according to the Maine Department of Public Safety. Investigators suspect the fire was weather-related, since […]
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Buyer plans new uses for closed paper mill in Madison
Madison Paper Industries closed in May, putting more than 200 people out of work, but a new ownership group hopes to put the property back into industrial use.