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Tip leads to arrest of alleged bigamist from OOB

COLUMBUS, Ohio — An Old Orchard Beach man facing bigamy charges was arrested by the Franklin County, Ohio, Sheriff’s Office on Friday following a phone call providing  a location where the suspect was “from someone familiar with the situation.” Michael Middleton, 43, whose last known address was Old Orchard Beach, is being held in the Franklin […]

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A fond farewell

Sanford City Council said a fond farewell to Sherry Lord, who has been the  executive assistant to the city manager for many years, at their meeting on Feb. 5. After 18 years working for the city, Lord ‘s last day was Feb. 8. She has accepted a position as senior executive assistant to the president […]

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New restaurant coming to Biddeford

BIDDEFORD — Less than a year ago, Julia Russell and Carmen Harris were visiting a downtown Biddeford restaurant and began talking with bartender Brian Catapang and his co-worker, Brittany Saliwanchik. They discussed the importance of creating and being part of a community and discovered they were philosophically aligned. That conversation was the starting point when […]

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Health officials: Ignore anti-vaccination fliers showing up in southern Maine

People should ignore anti-vaccination fliers – alleged to have come from the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention – that have shown up in big box stores in southern Maine, state public health officials said Monday. “Misleading fliers such as these are concerning – especially when that information pertains to something as important to […]

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Negotiations hit snag as shutdown deadline approaches

WASHINGTON (AP) — As the White House refused to rule out the possibility that the federal government may shut down again, negotiators clashed over whether to limit the number of migrants authorities can detain, creating a new hurdle for a border security compromise Congress can accept. With a Friday deadline approaching, the two sides remained […]

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Court case to tackle jails’ medication-assisted treatment

PORTLAND — The American Civil Liberties Union of Maine started making its case in federal court on Monday against the ban on medication-assisted treatment in county jail amid the opioid crisis. Democratic Gov. Janet Mills recently lifted the Maine Department of Corrections’ ban on medication-assisted treatment. The ACLU’s lawsuit filed in September argued that it’s […]