Saturday’s holdup is the second at the store and the sixth in the capital area in just over a month.
Craig Crosby
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Augusta man named as suspect in pharmacy robberies
Police say they expect to charge Dominic J. Pomerleau in connection with an attempted robbery and a robbery at Rite Aid pharmacies Tuesday.
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Neal Shephard: Determined to stay afloat, the voice returns
Just three months after suffering two strokes, he will be back on stage for a benefit concert.
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Tiny horses are a big hit at Windsor Fair
The horses, which stand about 34 inches tall, displayt a patient, gentle temperament even as people crowd around and pet them.
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Monmouth school buses, beach equipment vandalized
Felony charges could be lodged against any suspects from this weekend’s spree.
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Scarborough man charged with manslaughter in crash that killed couple
Jeffrey E. Ray has been indicted for a fatal accident in Winthrop last year.
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Rotary volunteers fired up to fight famine with feast
An annual barbecue and gumbo festival will be held Saturday in Winthrop to benefit hunger relief.
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U.S. Route 202 in Winthrop reopens after dump truck accident
The truck pulled to the right to make way for an approaching ambulance and the load shifted.
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Maine launches effort to curb distracted driving
The most visible part of the program will be the posting of messages on trucks.
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Passenger pigeons – from a billion to none
Once one of the most abundant birds in the U.S., the last passenger pigeon disappeared 100 years ago. Their story is the subject of a new exhibit at the Maine State Museum.