A Jeep Cherokee driven by the victim, John Galloni, 55, hit several trees and rolled over at least once at 12:31 a.m. Sunday.
Beth Quimby
Beth Quimby reports on Maine on the weekends, when most Mainers are off the job and anything can happen. She worked for newspapers since she was in high school when she started out on her father’s New Hampshire newspaper. She is a graduate of Colby College and a recipient of national, regional and state journalism awards. When she is not working, she tries hard to follow her bliss.
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New Sharon motorist dies of injuries from Thursday crash
Police say John Pelletier died Friday afternoon at the Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston.
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‘It’s time to live,’ speaker advises fellow USM grads in Gorham
The University of Southern Maine graduation is split into morning and afternoon ceremonies at the Gorham campus fieldhouse.
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Police: Westbrook man randomly attacked 2 in comic book costumes
Police subdue Adam Barnes, 31, with a stun gun after “completely random” attacks at the Free Comic Book Day event in downtown Portland.
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Hundreds in Portland join march for healthy babies
The Portland walk is one of a dozen fundraisers held by the March of Dimes across the state.
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Another boy, 12, charged in latest Lewiston fire
Another 12-year-old Lewiston boy faces four counts of arson in connection with the latest apartment building fires.
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Boy arrested in latest Lewiston fire
A 12-year-old is the second to be charged with setting a major fire last week near the city’s downtown – and the number of homeless rises.
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Portland business owner: No more butts
Mike Roylos, who owns the Spartan Grill in Monument Square, will offer 5 cents per cigarette butt in hopes of cleaning up the downtown area.
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Al Glickman, beloved donor, father, friend, dies at age 79
After making a fortune in real estate, Glickman moved back to Maine and funded many causes here.
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Maine picks laptops – but not Apples
An exclusive contract comes to an end as the governor and state education officials go with Hewlett-Packard.