His injuries were not life-threatening, the fire chief says.
Rob Wolfe
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South Portland memorial honors a WWII veteran known for modesty, valor
Captured multiple times and awarded a Bronze Star, Barry Scott didn’t speak about his experiences because he didn’t want to ‘brag.’
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Game wardens rescue Hancock County hikers
Two Ellsworth women got lost after dark Saturday on Great Pond Mountain in Orland.
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Comics convention for kids draws hundreds to South Portland
The event was a chance to trade comics, test video gaming skills and meet superheroes come to life.
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Burglars strike at two businesses in Hollis
They broke into safes at the Pizza Garage and Station House Convenience store Friday and stole a “large amount’ of cash, Maine State Police say.
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Harpswell man killed in single-vehicle accident
James Ramsay, 48, crashed his pickup in Harpswell after a possible medical incident, authorities say.
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Berwick police warn of man taking photos of homes
Homeowners say he told them he came from their mortgage company, then handed them an empty envelope.
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Veterans Day events planned in southern Maine
Portland’s annual Veterans Day parade will begin at 10:30 a.m. Monday in Longfellow Square.
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Coolant leak forces temporary closure of Scarborough elementary school
A malfunction in the solar heating system kept the Wentworth School empty Wednesday through Friday, the principal says.
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Portland festival celebrates Yiddish and its influence on popular culture
Once spoken by millions of Jews in Central and Eastern Europe, Yiddish is still used by people around the world in everyday expressions.