A broken violin repaired by a Fairfield craftsman is restored and returned to the family that has owned it for generations.
Craig Crosby
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Augusta drug raids result in six arrests
Police reportedly seize crack cocaine and heroin from homes on Mayflower Road and Second Avenue.
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Gardiner continues to rally around fire victims
The Boys & Girls Club of Greater Gardiner will hold a spaghetti fundraiser this week at Dave’s Diner.
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Winthrop boy, 12, honored for heroism in fire
Malachi Walo, 12, woke two older siblings after discovering a fire in the kitchen, and the respect he has gotten since has changed his outlook.
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Third person in Rite Aid robberies in Augusta pleads guilty
Lance Szady, who police said drove the getaway car, pleaded guilty to taking part in the Sept. 2 robberies of Rite Aids on North Belfast Avenue and Hospital Street.
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Chelsea woman who helped pharmacy robber faces prison
Nicole Breton admits she helped Dominic Pomerleau after the Sept. 2 robbery of two Augusta Rite Aid pharmacies.
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Three in central Maine sentenced to prison for welfare fraud
Walter and Kathryn Trask of Augusta and Connie Wheeler of Whitefield were convicted of stealing money from state assistance programs.
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Letter-perfect friendship endures in digital world
Long-ago pen pals from Maine and India embrace modern technology, but still sometimes communicate the old way.
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Driver trapped for 40 minutes after Jeep, plow truck collide in Augusta
The injuries suffered by Andrew Mahaleris, 20, are not life-threatening, and traffic on Interstate 95 is disrupted.
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Two arrested after man shot in Augusta fight
Police are still trying to piece together what started the incident, but they believe it is drug-related.