Doing search and rescue, they see badly damaged homes and hear tales of flight from the flooding.
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State fire marshal investigates Newfield fire
A woman, who lived in the house, has to be flown to Maine Medical Center for treatment of burns and smoke inhalation.
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Police remain uncertain how Portland woman died
A woman found at a Saco motel was badly beaten, but police still aren’t sure what happened to her.
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Auburn standoff ends with man under arrest
Police had evacuated the mall and the Shaw’s supermarket during the armed five-hour conflict.
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4 Mass. women charged with felony shoplifting in Kittery
Police received a call for a shoplifting complaint at Premium Outlet No. 4 on Route 1 on Sunday.
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Casco woman killed when van runs into school bus
Police say Jaqueline Ingalls, 74, was driving north when her minivan crossed the center line and hit the small bus head-on.
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Police search for man who robbed Gray pharmacy
Police are trying to determine if the incident is related to another in Lewiston an hour earlier.
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Free care has patients lining up to see dentists
Hard economic times increase the need for the annual day of no-cost dental treatments.
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Congress St. water main break could slow Portland commute
An eight-inch water main ruptured causing some flooding in the area and slowing traffic.
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Motorists warned about fast-moving trains
When it comes to fast-moving trains, impatience can be deadly for motorists. Now that passenger rail service has been extended north of Portland, along rail lines through residential neighborhoods, the city’s public works crews are installing barriers between lanes at some city railroad crossings, starting with the Riverside Street railroad crossing near Auburn Street. The […]