Why haven’t efforts to impeach President Trump gained Watergate-style momentum? The lack of energy has created a sense of bafflement and disappointment among some of the president’s most determined adversaries. But there are some simple reasons for it. Here are three: 1.) The facts are different. In Watergate, the underlying crime was a break-in at […]
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Sick fox police had issued warning about has been captured in Springvale
SPRINGVALE — A sick fox that Sanford Police had warned Springvale residents about on Thursday afternoon has been captured. Sanford Animal Control Officer Lauren Masellas in a social media posting said the fox would be tested to determine if it had rabies. Police had warned residents in the area of King and Rankin streets that […]
Trash bags, some transfer station fees to increase in Sanford
SANFORD – With city costs on the rise for trash hauling and disposal – and especially for recycling – the price of orange Pay As You Throw bags used for curbside pickup is poised to increase in Sanford to $13.50 a sleeve sometime this summer. Fees to dispose of some items at Sanford’s transfer station […]
Police say Alfred suspect tried to run over former girlfriend
ALFRED – A local man whom police say allegedly attempted to run over his former girlfriend twice and threatened her with a gun has been arrested. Maine State Police from Troop A in Alfred arrested Jason Holland, 36, of Alfred a day after the incident took place on Waterboro Road in Alfred. Troopers were dispatched […]
Navy will christen new destroyer at Bath Iron Works on Saturday
HONOLULU — The U.S. Navy will christen a new guided missile destroyer, the USS Daniel Inouye, during a ceremony in Maine. U.S. Sen. Mazie Hirono of Hawaii will speak at Saturday’s ceremony in Bath, Maine. Inouye’s widow, Irene Hirano Inouye, will be the ship’s sponsor. The Arleigh Burke-class ship is being named after the war […]
Appeals court rules for LePage in lawsuit by former House Speaker Mark Eves
Lawyers for former Maine House Speaker Mark Eves and former Gov. Paul LePage both claimed victory Wednesday after judges on a federal appeals court ruled LePage had immunity from claims contained in a lawsuit filed by Eves four years ago. But three of the appellate court judges wrote in a concurring opinion that LePage had […]
Legislature finishes its work for 2019 but could be back
AUGUSTA — Maine lawmakers worked through the early morning hours Thursday as they scrambled to complete action on a number of important and contentious issues before adjourning the 2019 legislative session just after 6:45 a.m. The Legislature managed to finish its work on a range of bills that do everything from tacking a new tax […]
Sex trafficker sentenced to 39 months
AUBURN — The mother of Matthew Giguere’s children stood at the railing in Androscoggin County Superior Court on Thursday and read him a statement as he stared at the ceiling. “You changed my life when you wanted me to go with other guys to make money for our addiction,” she said. “I left our relationship […]
More review requested for zoning in changing Old Orchard Beach neighborhood
OLD ORCHARD BEACH — A proposal to allow residences on the first floor of multi-unit buildings in the Old Orchard Beach neighborhood commercial district of the Washington Avenue corridor will take time to review. Washington Avenue runs east of Saco Avenue, beginning at Carlton Avenue and heading south to Union Avenue. A section of the […]
Excellent coverage of environmental topic
Editor, Thanks to the Journal Tribune for its recent story about students returning marine life they studied during the school year to tidal pools in Kennebunk. This was an interesting topic and it was refreshing to read about students doing something important and meaningful for a weekend activity. We are all surrounded by nature and […]
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