The judge said there was no suitable placement in the Department of Corrections or the mental health system for James Staples, calling that ‘a serious and shameful situation.’
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Deportation looms for man convicted of drug crimes in Augusta, York
A lawyer on Wednesday sought a new trial for Faysal A. Mohamed, who is originally from the Darfur region of Sudan.
Augusta summer celebration moves to renovated Mill Park
This year’s festival features two bandstands and a motorized ride resembling a steam train.
Ever wanted to paint a mural? Get your chance Saturday in downtown Augusta
A Winthrop artist will turn his paint brushes over to children and adults to fill in his drawing on a wall between Water and Front streets.
State workers bracing for worst as threat of a shutdown looms
Many of the state’s 12,000 workers would go without pay and cut back on spending, creating a ripple effect on the economies of the communities where they live.
Former radio personality spending 76 hours in Augusta kennel
Robert Haley, known as Roadhouse Lou, is camping out this week to raise money for the Kennebec Valley Humane Society.
Lawmakers table emergency burn permits bill
Many Maine municipalities are already using third-party online sites to issue their own permits.
Augusta renews contract with city manager for 3 more years
William Bridgeo, 67, has held the position since 1998.
Former Portland man triumphs over addiction, convictions to become attorney
Christopher Poulos is admitted to the Maine Bar on Friday in a ceremony at the Capital Judicial Center in Augusta.
Hundreds gather to honor Fryeburg officer who died in the line of duty
Nathan Desjardins was fatally injured in a boat accident while searching for a missing canoeist on the Saco River.