A substance-abuse prevention group offers Cumberland County police agencies tools to help detect and break up underage parties.
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Falmouth bridge work to slow Route 100 commute
Workers will try to keep lanes in both directions open, but the lanes will be narrow and traffic will be slowed.
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Firefighters rescue driver stuck in marsh
Arundel firefighters extended a ladder and were able to crawl out on it to reach the woman.
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KNOW LIMITS: Speeding crackdown has Westbrook drivers on alert
WESTBROOK — Brandy Saunders recalls how a car bore down on her as she pushed her baby carriage across her residential street, until the driver finally swerved around her. “He was close enough I could bang on his car and say, ‘Slow down,’” said Saunders, the mother of a 1-year-old child. As she stood on […]
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Times Square bomb probe leads to Portland arrest
Portland Police Chief James Craig told The Portland Press Herald that a man was taken into custody in the city today by federal officials.
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Grant to help Mount Abram reduce snowmaking costs
The $80,000 gift will pay for 10 low-energy snowmaking towers at the Greenwood skiing facility.
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Man gets eight years for string of arsons
Thomas Cassidy accepts responsibility for setting 15 cars on fire, saying ‘I just want to get past this.’
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Mt. Abram wins sustainability grant
The ski area will add 10 low-energy snowmaking towers for the coming season.
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Car arsonist gets 8 years in prison
Thomas Cassidy set fires throughout the Portland peninsula two years ago that caused an estimated $500,000 in damage.
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Brunswick dedicates officer memorial
In a moving moment in the ceremony, several people spotted a bald eagle flying overhead as taps was being played.