The Weapons of Mass Destruction team runs into a glitch and a few surprises in the exercise.
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Police still probing what killed a father and son from Saco
A spokeswoman for the State Medical Examiner’s Office said authorities still have not determined the cause of death of a father and son from Saco at a hunting camp in central Maine. Andrew Giroux, 49, and Dustin Giroux, 25, died Aug. 1 at their family’s camp in the Piscataquis County town of Sangerville. Results of […]
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Dion misstep on campaign trail leads to broken ankle
Cumberland County Sheriff Mark Dion is on the mend after a breaking his ankle on the campaign trail.
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Founder of handyman franchises facing one less charge
A judge dismisses one felony count against Kaile Warren Jr., but says two others can be pursued.
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Pushy peddlers raise worries in several towns
Aggressive sales tactics by door-to-door salesmen in northern suburbs leave residents feeling uneasy.
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Driver swerves to avoid I-295 construction, rolls camper
A southbound pickup hauling a camper swerved to avoid a post separating the southbound lanes of Interstate 295 and crashed.
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Hazardous material drill planned for Portland
The exercise will cause disruptions to traffic on Read Street and Baxter Boulevard.
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Judge dismisses one charge against Rent-a-Husband founder
A Cumberland County judge has dismissed one of the three felony charges against Rent-a-Husband founder Kaile Warren Jr.
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When brakes failed, driver chose guardrail over other cars
The driver aimed for a guardrail near the Franklin Arterial but side-swiped three cars.
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Update on I-295 accident: traffic is moving again
As of 9:30, the back-up was still being reported.