LYMAN — A fire department is only as good as its staff and its equipment. Goodwins Mills Fire and Rescue Department found a fiscally responsible way to replace a unit on its fleet with a purchase that will better serve the needs of the department.Goodwins Mills Fire Department serves the two rural communities of Lyman […]
2019
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Trump laces into ex-advisers who spoke with Mueller
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump lashed out Friday at current and former aides who cooperated with special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation, insisting the deeply unflattering picture they painted of him and the White House was “total bullshit.” In a series of angry tweets from rainy Palm Beach, Florida, Trump laced into those who, under […]
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Augusta purges ‘vindictive’ software that shut down city computer network
AUGUSTA — A malicious piece of software that froze the entire city computer network and forced the closure of City Center has been removed. City officials said Friday that the software, discovered around 3:20 a.m. Thursday when police computers began shutting down — followed by the rest of the city’s servers and computer network, prompting them […]
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Home Country: They have to be cheating somehow
Dud was down at The Lunker Hole on Lewis Creek before it even turned yellow in the east. He had some thinking to do, and, as everyone knows, there’s no better way to think than fly fishing. Just about the time Dud could make out The Lunker’s rock at the head of the hole, he […]
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New York Times Best Sellers
The New York Times List of Best Sellers for the week ending April 21, 2019: FICTION 1. Where The Crawdads Sing Delia Owens A woman who survived alone in the marsh becomes a murder suspect. 2. The Cornwalls Are Gone James Patterson, as told to Brendan DuBois […]
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Letter to the editor: Small-business owner supports Maine paid-sick-day bill
I’m a small-business owner and I support L.D. 369, state Sen. Rebecca Millett’s bill to guarantee earned paid sick days for Maine workers. I grew up in Gorham and after training at Portland Arts and Technology High School and at Northern Maine Community College in Presque Isle, I started McPherson Plumbing and Heating in 2007. […]
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Final verse for Norwegian wood?
KENNEBUNK — The fate of the Parsons Beach Road trees remains uncertain as meetings continue between the town and the Parsons family. The road is lined with 62 Norway maple trees that create a canopy over the road, a longtime community favorite and point of pride for the Parsons family. While the Parsons Beach Association […]
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Letter to the editor: Global vaccine programs keep U.S. safe, too
Healthy countries are stable countries.
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Former prison guard goes on trial for alleged sexual assaults
A trial begins Monday for a former prison guard accused of repeatedly sexually assaulting a woman who was incarcerated at a transitional corrections facility in Alfred. Joshua Dall-Leighton, 34, faces five charges of gross sexual assault and one of unlawful sexual contact. All are felonies, and he has pleaded not guilty. Dall-Leighton received widespread media attention in […]
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