A former division director claims undue retaliation for refusing to shred public documents.
Scott Dolan
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Preble Street receives grant to fight sex trafficking
The social services agency has received $400,000 for an effort to help prostitution victims in Maine.
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Englishman accused of raping Maine girl pleads guilty to porn charge
Nicholas Cheese, who met the girl over the internet, faces 15 to 30 years in prison.
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Corsetti’s Market owner sentenced in Windham fire
He pleads no contest to three charges but does not admit to setting fire to an apartment building.
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Maine efforts to combat human trafficking get federal funding
The $400,000 grant will go toward young people who have been coerced into trading sex for money or a place to sleep.
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Second perjury charge dropped in Maietta Towing case
Prosecutors dismiss the cases against brothers from a prominent South Portland family because of ‘insufficient evidence.’
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Owner of illegal South Portland massage parlor fined $1,500
Red Stone Spa was operating with no business license and offered at least one sexual massage service.
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Lewiston arson case confession tossed out
A judge says police took too long to inform the suspect of his rights in the case of a major downtown fire.
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Racial discrimination suit against Maine egg farms settled
Homero Ramirez accused his former employer, Austin ‘Jack’ DeCoster, of treating Mexican-American workers as ‘virtual slaves.’
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Man injured in 2010 chairlift collapse sues Sugarloaf
Michael Katz seeks unspecified damages, claiming that the Maine resort’s out-of-state parent overlooked safety hazards.