Cutler is on probation for possessing sexually exploitative images and videos of children, which he admitted to in 2023. He was accused in October of violating probation and his internet monitoring conditions.
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Wells to hold ‘reverse’ Christmas parade after weather cancellation
The 40th edition of the annual celebration, originally scheduled for Dec. 14, was postponed when southern Maine was hit with a few inches of snow.
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Reflection, gratitude and community engagement abound in Scarborough | Council Corner
As Scarborough’s newest town councilor, I’ve hit the ground running since my swearing-in ceremony on Nov. 19. I’ve had the good fortune to meet dozens of engaged citizens through our informal Cake with the Councilors sessions, with the goal of understanding what’s “top of mind” for folks, as they navigate life in Scarborough. The Town […]
Posted inMaine, News
Maine’s first Mormon temple to be built in Portland, church says
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has no timeline for when the temple will open but hopes it will help to serve its 11,000-plus members in the state.
Posted inHealth, News
Flu cases are on the rise this month in Maine
Influenza cases climbed from 131 in the week ending Dec. 6 to 320 this past week, according to the Maine CDC.
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Maine Veterans Affairs to eliminate hundreds of vacant jobs, sources say
The changes are part of a Trump administration effort to cut as many as 35,000 VA positions nationwide.
Posted inMaine Mariners, News, Sports
Mariners’ Luke Cavallin promoted to AHL, replaced by former UNE goalie Billy Girard
Girard joins Maine after playing in the Southern Professional Hockey League.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
Maine expands low-income electricity savings program
Starting next fall, funding will be increased nearly 50%, and thousands more residents are likely to benefit.
Posted inBusiness, Food, Maine
Fork Food Lab in South Portland facing foreclosure
The company is trying to reach an agreement with lenders before the end of January.
Posted inLetters
School construction and student outcomes do not go hand-in-hand | Letter
Douglas Rooks’ recent column on school construction finance (“Time for a much bigger vision for Maine’s public schools,” Dec. 4) made an unsupported assumption. He said that improving finance for new construction would improve outcomes and reduce costs. While new construction might be more cost-effective, it has no demonstrated relationship to outcomes. In general, history […]