Anthony Voytasko of Augusta feels he should have known what was coming before his wife slipped under the ice.
Craig Crosby
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Augusta man faces heroin charge after traffic stop
Police say Corey Dionne, 25, was carrying about 40 grams of heroin with a street value of about $12,000.
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Pole-raising marks end of massive CMP project
Thousands of workers and hundreds of Maine businesses were involved in the five-year, $1.4 billion project that reached its final milestone Monday in Windsor.
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Gardiner man loses 500 pounds, gains a bright future
Through an improved diet, exercise and surgery, he emerges from isolation to work and attend college.
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After retreating from a standoff, Monmouth police convince man to seek mental health treatment
Officers defused the morning confrontation before returning in the afternoon and taking the man to the hospital.
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Former Augusta police officer dies while riding ATV on Togus Pond
Charles Winslow, 69, ‘was the last full-time beat officer in the city, who was loved by many,’ said Deputy Chief Jared Mills.
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Augusta police open lobby as Internet sales ‘exchange zone’
The deputy chief says the decision is not based on any recent crimes in the city, but is in response to the growing use of online sales sites such as Craigslist.
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Snowmobilers warned of thinning ice
A recovery crew hauls a snowmobile from Maranacook Lake in Winthrop after it plunged through thin ice Friday.
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Augusta city marshal’s badge comes home
A California collector donated a badge worn by the head of the police department more than 100 years ago.
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Store takes baby steps to growing larger
Shandra Rubchinuk seeks a bigger space for her Winthrop secondhand children’s clothing store.