Court papers say Donato Corsetti staged the fire to collect on an insurance policy.
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Portland’s top cop gets FBI training
During 11 weeks of training, Michael Sauschuck studied conflict management, implementing organizational changes and setting an example with diet and exercise.
Dog rescued in South Portland electrical fire
Firefighters were called for a report of smoke and found flames coming from the back of a home at 15 Bodge St.
York police charge woman with crashing stolen dump truck
Police charge Kristin Plante, 28, with criminal drunk driving after she allegedly crashed a small dump truck belonging to a construction company.
Morning standoff closes Standish road, leads to arrest
The standoff closed Boundary Road early Monday morning.
Arming teachers is unsafe, Maine police say
Law enforcers say a proposal by a Maine lawmaker could actually increase the danger.
Maine group protests Cabela’s gun sales
The store sells the assault rifle used in the school shootings in Connecticut.
Snow and rain fall, and more wet weather coming
Portland gets almost 4 inches of snow, but the precipitation to come might make it disappear quickly.
Tsunami threat not high, but Maine officials prepare
A federal grant will help Cumberland County be ready if an earthquake sends a tidal wave our way.
LePage cheers on grads of alternative program
The governor, who often speaks of challenges he once faced, says they’ve developed self-reliance.