Authorities sent out a silver alert after the woman, Jacka Beckwith, 77, failed to turn up at a relative’s house in Bangor on Sunday.
May 2018
Abortion clinics face surge of trespassing and blockades
Trespassing, obstruction and threats of harm all spiked in 2017.
Annual Muzzle ‘awards’ go to alleged protest squelchers
A Texas principal and a Utah high school were among those noted for censorship.
Hawaii volcano destroys dozens of homes, forces evacuations
Lava has spread around 387,500 square feet and destroyed at least 26 homes.
Bringing vintage back, one old camper at a time
Jim Roy loves turning classic campers into modern check-this-outs.
Winter moth threat in South Portland halts home-grown plant sale
Fear of spreading the tree-killing insect has forced groups in the city to stop selling plants from local gardens at popular annual events.
Westbrook fire officials sue the city, accuse mayor of retaliation
The chief and deputy chief say Mike Sanphy undermined and threatened to fire them after they raised safety and legal concerns, but the mayor says ‘there’s a lot more to the story than meets the eye.’
First hotels, then short-term rentals, now city’s getting its first hostel
Heather Loeber hopes her less pricey, more communal accommodations will help open Portland to cash-strapped younger people who want to experience the area with fellow travelers.
Poem Card Project aims to give tourists a special feel for Maine
The Office of Tourism will test the concept in 10 hotels and lodges to provide visitors with a sense of place and a keepsake they can take home with them and share.
Scarborough voters consider removing three school board members Tuesday
But what happens next in a months-long controversy involving top school personnel and divisive policy decisions is anybody’s guess.