Sarah Conway also was ordered to spend 18 years on supervised release after the prison term.
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A daughter’s enduring lament: ‘Her remains are out there’
Finding the mother she lost when she was 12 would help Honey Rourke of Lewiston feel solace – as would confirming to all the identity of the killer.
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After convicted killer dies, police plead for help finding clues in central Maine woman’s death
Pauline Rourke disappeared in 1976 just weeks after her then-boyfriend, Albert Cochran, 79, killed Janet Baxter of Oakland.
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Vintage instrument of humiliation, ‘tramp chair’ returns to Oakland
The transportable cage that was patented in 1896 will be put on display during OakFest on July 21.
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Police identify man who died in Oakland crash
Joseph Gerard, 79, of Oakland, died after being taken to the hospital Thursday morning.
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Former Oakland woman found guilty of sexually assaulting 3-year-old boy
Sarah Conway was convicted by a jury in Augusta today in connection with the assault in 2014-2015.
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Oakland woman says she used bat to beat off attacker who shot her daughter
Jeremy Clement of Fairfield kicked the door in and shot his former girlfriend in the shoulder, according to police.
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Oakland’s McGee named 2017 Principal of the Year by statewide group
Jennifer McGee, principal of Atwood Primary School in Oakland, said she feels like ‘the luckiest principal in the world.’
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Executive’s resignation the latest snag for Oakland business park
The departure of Brad Jackson, the executive director of the authority that manages the park, casts a new cloud over a floundering effort to lure jobs there.
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Jury finds Oakland woman not guilty of 2 charges of unlawful sexual contact with children
Eleven of 12 jurors voted to find Conway guilty of a gross sexual assault charge, but one holdout prevented a conviction, according to juror Debra Lamontagne, of Oakland.