Dr. John Perry of Cumberland was arrested in November for cocaine possession and violating bail.
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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Maine dam owners sued for endangering salmon
The lawsuits claim the dam owners failed to take simple measures to protect the endangered fish.
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Gorham may ease farm-animal limits
A hearing Tuesday will focus on a code change that would allow livestock on smaller in-town lots.
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Mogul’s land buy prompts questions
Many wonder about the future of the million acres of Maine woods that John Malone plans to purchase.
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Chevy to help insulate homes in Maine
The car giant is trying to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by insulating 5,500 low-income homes.
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Private Maine recycler forced to stop accepting materials
The company, cited twice for violating waste storage laws, claims it is working to comply with rules.
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Maine Gov. LePage:Loosen rules on environment
Gov. Paul LePage has proposed zoning 10 million acres of northern Maine for development, repealing laws that require manufacturers to take back recyclable goods for disposal and reversing a ban on the use of a chemical linked to cancer in children’s products.
The proposals are among 36 sweeping changes to environmental laws that LePage sent to the Legislature’s new Joint Select Committee on Regulatory Fairness and Reform. The panel began a series of statewide public hearings on regulatory reform Monday in Presque Isle.
LePage’s submission ignited howls of protest from environmental groups, who had met with the governor in a forum Thursday to try to persuade him that environmental laws are good for the economy.
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Ocean Energy Institute’s assets go to UMaine
The gift is to honor the late Matthew Simmons.
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Senator’s new post marks his comeback
Sen. Thomas Saviello, R-Wilton, will lead the Natural Resources Committee, which he left amid ethics questions in 2006.
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Judge signs Portland Shellfish consent decree
The agreement prohibits Portland Shellfish Co. from distributing its products interstate until federal regulators approve its sanitation program.