Elizabeth A. Munster, 37, was last seen around North Street on the evening of July 31.
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Posted inCops & Courts, Maine
Woman held on drug charges following search of car in Somerset County
The sheriff says Destiny Alton, 37, is charged with aggravated trafficking in fentanyl and other drugs.
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Posted inMaine, News
Police identify New Hampshire canoeist found dead on Saco River beach
The state Medical Examiner’s Office is still determining how Dylan Szabad, 27, died while on a canoe trip with friends.
Posted inMaine, News
Brunswick woman hurt in fall from boat may have been cut by propeller
Casey L. Chandler fell off the moving boat Sunday in Cundy’s Harbor, says the state Department of Marine Resources.
Posted inLife & Culture, Maine, News
Attorneys want hearings on the value of Robert Indiana’s estate held behind closed doors
A judge is being asked to order a variety of groups to provide any records of his assets. The estate of Indiana, who died in May, is initially estimated to be worth $50 million.
Posted inBusiness, Business Breakfast, Events
Business Breakfast Forums: Office Park Portland
Join us for a free panel discussion about the urbanizing impact of new office construction on Wednesday, Oct. 17 at the Portland Public Library.
Posted inMaine, News
New detox center with 22 beds to open this week in Portland
The Pine Tree Recovery Center will help men and women with substance use disorders and arrives in the midst of an opioid crisis with treatment facilities in short supply.
Posted inPortland Forecaster, The Forecaster
Risk-taking motivates Portland charter school's new leader
PORTLAND — Showing what STEM-focused education can become is a key goal for Angela Atkinson Duina, the new principal of faculty and instruction at the Baxter Academy for Technology and Science. Atkinson Duina joined the 5-year-old charter school Aug. 1 and said what she most appreciates about Baxter is its willingness to take risks and to […]
Posted inPortland Forecaster, The Forecaster
Portland property sale may pay for housing, fire station, more
PORTLAND — Last summer, the city turned a parking lot into $3.3 million. Now city councilors could turn much of the proceeds from sale of the lot at the corner of Thames and Hancock streets into new housing, a rebuilt fire station and a joint study on sustainability and environmental health. “The City does not typically budget […]
Posted inMaine, News
LePage accuses Massachusetts of ‘shakedown’ tactics over $26 fee charged to Maine driver
Maine’s governor says Bay State toll authorities are using ‘shakedown’ tactics to collect tolls owed to the Massachusetts version of E-ZPass, but others say LePage is overreacting to an isolated incident.