Damage from the pellet gun shooting spree is estimated at between $5,000 and $10,000.
2016
Monmouth volunteer firefighters see strength in junior numbers
The department gets 10 students ages 14 to 18 involved and makes them feel like part of the team.
Drug strategies still contentious as Maine Legislature returns to work
About a half-dozen bills seek to address the opioid epidemic, including a $4.9 million plan that omits a politically divisive element – medication-assisted treatment.
NTSB releases haunting video of El Faro wreckage on ocean floor
The merchant ship carrying 33 crew members, including four from Maine, sank off the Bahamas last fall.
Red Claws’ comeback bid falls short
Maine nearly erases a late 17-point deficit but loses to Delaware, 118-112.
Many doctors aren’t strongly recommending HPV vaccine
A survey of nearly 600 doctors shows many don’t urge the vaccine to preteens and their parents, contributing to low vaccination rates.
‘Star Wars’ keeps blowing away box office records
Meanwhile, ‘Daddy’s Home’ and ‘Sisters’ are incredibly strong performers.
Falmouth 7th grade girls win holiday tourney again
Falmouth’s 7th grade girls’ basketball team recently won the Holiday Hoops Scarborough Tournament for the third consecutive year, defeating Yarmouth, Greely, and South Portland to capture the title. Front row, from left: Allie Cunningham, Karley Piers, Camille Clement, Lexi Bugbee and Cameron Birks. Back row: Coach Brian Clement, Shawn Cunningham, Devin Quinn, Lauren Welch, Annika […]
Armed activists occupy outpost in Oregon
The group claims to be the vanguard of a movement to resist federal ownership of land in the West.
Pats end regular season with losses of game, top playoff seed
New England’s loss to Miami, 20-10, means they now cannot be assured of home-field advantage throughout the playoffs.