Despite the media focus on the issue of obstruction, the most significant fact revealed by the Mueller report that we didn’t already know is that there was no criminal conspiracy with Russia during the 2016 election. Knowing there was no crime (as he incessantly tweeted), President Trump would have been wise to ignore the leaks […]
2019
Declining home prices provide another sign that real estate boom may be ending
March home sale figures provide the strongest evidence yet that the current real estate cycle in Maine may have reached its peak. After leveling off in January and February, the value of Maine homes began to decline slightly in March compared with a year earlier, reversing an upward trend that had lasted about three years. […]
Our View: Crime analysts deserve better state pension
Crime lab and computer unit employees are an essential part of the law enforcement process, and they should be treated that way.
Rene A. Beaulieu
SACO — Rene A. Beaulieu, 71 of Saco died Friday, April 19, 2019 at Maine Medical Center in Portland. He was born Dec. 29, 1947 in Saint-Eusebe, P.Q., Canada, a son of Adelard and Marie Ange (Pelletier) Beaulieu and was educated there. On Sept. 15, 1972, he married Suzanne Spaulding in Saco. As a young […]
New photos mark first birthday of Britain’s Prince Louis
LONDON (AP) — Britain’s Prince William and his wife, Kate, have released new photos of their youngest child Prince Louis to celebrate his first birthday. Prince Louis reached the milestone on Tuesday. The photos, taken by Kate, show him playing in the garden of the family’s home in Norfolk, on England’s eastern coast. Louis is […]
Quarter of UMaine System students have tuition and fees covered
Grants and scholarships cover the cost of tuition and fees for nearly a quarter of the in-state students in Maine’s public universities, the University of Maine System said Tuesday. The system said that 4,077 Maine students attending the state’s public colleges and universities this spring received enough financial aid to cover tuition and fees. The […]
State rests its case in former Maine prison guard’s sex assault trial
ALFRED – The defense attorney for a former corrections officer who is on trial for sexual assault of a female inmate continued to criticize his accuser Wednesday morning. Joshua Dall-Leighton, 34, faces five counts of gross sexual assault. He had also been charged with one count of unlawful sexual contact, but that charge was dismissed […]
Letter to the editor: Abortion-coverage bill will benefit people of all faiths
I am writing to express my support for L.D. 820, a bill that would ensure that Mainers can use their health insurance for abortion care. On March 27, I traveled to the State House in Augusta to listen to and support both those who shared testimonies in support of the bill and the folks who […]
Letter to the editor: To clean up Portland, ban filtered cigarettes
Filters take years to break down and may increase the risk of cancer.
Malcolm George Huston
LISBON FALLS – Malcolm George Huston died early Easter morning, April 21, 2019, at home in Lisbon Falls, with his family by his side. He was born March 29, 1926 in Lisbon Falls, the son of Florence (Pelley) and Carroll B. Huston. He spent a great deal of his youth with his grandmother, Lillian “Nana” […]
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