York County deputies deputies used a cruiser public address system to order Nicholas Tapscott out of the house to arrest him.
2018
Posted inCoastal Journal, The Forecaster
Brunswick has 5 potential partners for school district collaboration
BRUNSWICK — Five nearby school districts have expressed interest in collaborating with the Brunswick School Department. West Bath, Lisbon, School Administrative District 75, Regional School Unit 5 and Regional School Unit 1 are all interested, Superintendent Paul Perzanoski told the School Board Jan. 10. The Chebeague Island School Department has declined to discuss combining services, Perzanoski said, and […]
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Posted inMaine
Sanford man, 31, dies when car is rear-ended, pushed into path of school bus
No students were on the MSAD bus when Jeremiah Smith’s car was pushed onto Route 4 in Berwick.
Posted inNation & World
Trump administration opens door to let states impose Medicaid work requirements
Such requirements, long pushed by conservatives – including the administration of Maine Gov. Paul LePage – represent a tectonic change for the Medicaid program.
Posted inWakeup Weather
Wake Up Weather – January 11, 2018
The thaw is on today with temperatures climbing into the 40s to near 50. The warm up continues into Friday accompanied by rain.
Posted inLife & Culture, Link
Maine contestant might make ‘The Bachelor’ worth watching
On the show, Chelsea Roy, a single mom from South Portland, is a woman who doesn’t care how nasty or aggressive she needs to be to win the attention of the show’s title character.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
Lobstermen speak out against proposal to have Maine’s entire fleet report data
They say the fishery is so large in the state that the current 10 percent requirement gives regulators relevant data.
Posted inHealth, Maine, News
Number of drug-affected babies born in Maine declines for the first time in over a decade
The decrease to 952 cases in 2017 came after a long period of increases coinciding with rising opioid use, but treatment experts say the epidemic still has the state firmly in its grip.
Posted inBill Nemitz, Op-eds, Opinion
Bill Nemitz: When it comes to pot, Attorney General Sessions increasingly alone in futile fight
His decision to end an Obama-era policy that had federal authorities look the other way on pot-law enforcement ignores the obvious social movement in the opposite direction.