A Buxton couple pleads no contest to five charges, and 20 others likely will be dismissed after 17 months.
Ann S. Kim
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Some upset by outcome of Buxton kennel case
J’aime Kennel was the subject of a raid in August 2007 that resulted in the seizure of 249 dogs. Last week, the owners, John and Heidi Frasca, pleaded no contest to five counts of animal cruelty.
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Ricetta’s closing pizzeria in S. Portland
The company’s Falmouth location will remain open.
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Cape board adopts superintendent’s budget
The School Board votes unanimously to adopt the $21 million budget.
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Ft. Williams to get 5 food vendors
Visitors to the park in Cape Elizabeth may soon be able to buy hot dogs and soft drinks while taking in ocean views and Portland Head Light.
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Bank liquidating assets of Maine Cottage
The business, which had stores in Yarmouth, Charleston, S.C., and West Palm Beach, Fla., closed abruptly in recent weeks.
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Scarborough school panel retains most job cuts
The Finance Committee’s budget represents an increase in spending of about 1.4 percent over the current budget.
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South Portland’s budget offers 2.1 percent increase
The largest increases are being sought to pay for salaries and health insurance.
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S. Portland councilor hopes to fill Bliss’ Senate seat
Tom Blake, 59, is a retired city firefighter who teaches, coaches sports and manages properties.
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Gray councilor running for county commissioner
Mark Grover, an independent, would represent Brunswick, Freeport, Gray, Harpswell, New Gloucester, North Yarmouth and Pownal.