With elvers selling for up to $1,200 a pound, Maine’s marine patrol says fishing rule violations have soared.
Ann S. Kim
Sheriff: Shapleigh firefighter was distracted
David E. Remington, 58, of Acton, was killed while responding to a rescue call on Jan. 3.
Contempt verdict upheld against Lyman compost business owner
The owner of Winterwood Farm must serve 50 days in a case tied to pollution of a stream.
Maine judiciary looks into electronic filing system
Such a system could save money in the long term. At issue is the initial cost.
Maine courthouses beefing up security, clerk staffing
The new state budget also funds renovations at some of our oldest court buildings.
Next move unclear in Bath-CMP ‘smart meter’ fight
BATH — The next step in the looming “smart meter” showdown between Central Maine Power Co. and the City Council isn’t yet clear. The City Council met in executive session Wednesday night, but adjourned the meeting afterward without discussing or taking action on the city’s smart meter moratorium. Three weeks ago, the City Council […]
Police charge Buxton man with breaking into ex’s home
James Murt II, 24, was arrested Wednesday. Police said he may face additional charges.
Judges set deadlines for congressional redistricting
If the Legislature and the Maine Supreme Judicial Court do not adhere to the deadlines, the federal judges will reapportion Maine’s congressional districts before Jan. 1, 2012.
‘Enforcement operation’ at Hobsons Wharf
U.S. Customs and Border Protection, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the Maine Marine Patrol, the Coast Guard and the Portland Police Department were on the scene.
Three groups submit redistricting proposals for Maine
Maine must redraw its districts before the next congressional election due to a shift in population.