Dale Fussell, a soup kitchen volunteer killed at her apartment Tuesday, had been saving to buy her own home.
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Former Portland chief was fugitive’s commanding officer
‘There was nothing that really stood out about’ Christopher Dorner, James Craig says.
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‘All you could see was fire’
A blast tied to a propane leak levels an apartment building in Bath, killing one person, and leaves neighbors shaken.
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Woman burned in North Deering fire was trying to extinguish it
Julia Ball, 56, was taken by LifeFlight helicopter to a Boston hospital after receiving burns on 75 to 80 percent of her body.
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Gorham bypass reopens after four-car crash
The crash occurred between South and Narragansett streets just before 4 p.m. because of icy conditions.
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Human remains could be missing Maine students
Bones that washed up on an island off Kennebunkport may belong to boat-building students last seen in December.
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Maine Turnpike lowers speed limit to 45 mph
Snowy conditions, on the heels of the weekend blizzard, have worsened driving conditions. However, state police report only a few cars sliding off the road and no major traffic tie-ups or injuries.
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Yarmouth water main break restricts traffic
The break was reported at 1:30 a.m. and crews started repair work this morning, officials said.
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State police chief: Israel impressive
Col. Robert Williams praises the sharing of intelligence, the swift response to terrorist acts and the sense of mission.
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Issues arise over students’ role in Maine shooter drill
Some critics fear the mental impact on children participating in a mock Sandy Hook scenario.