Norway and Paris have been troubled by a group of teens who have assaulted other students in well-publicized attacks. Some of the attacks were posted on Facebook.
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Norway police chief says ‘it’s been quite a battle here’ over ongoing violence
Tensions remain high in Norway and Paris following the arrests of teens involved in assaults, while parents protest ‘lack of consequences.’
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Two juvenile males arrested after Paris attack
A video of the attack was posted on Facebook and helped police identify the suspects.
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Attorney general’s civil rights complaint says man threatened to lynch Black woman
Attorney General Aaron Frey filed the complaint against 23-year-old Tyler Tripp of Paris after an incident last month in Norway.
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Tarantulas and a bunch of other big, hairy spiders seized from Norway motel
At least three of the arachnids were identified as illegal to be in Maine. The others are at a Lewiston wildlife rehab facility for further identification.
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Video of 2 men confronting Norway man’s racist signs goes viral
In less than five days, the video had been viewed over 2 million times.
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Fire levels Norway homestead
Ed and Julie Daye lost their home, garage and vehicle collection.
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Norway man charged with grabbing cash from two gas stations in one night
Police say Leroy Martin admitted to taking money from Cumberland Farms in Norway and the Big Apple in Paris within a few hours.
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Police ID woman found buried in Norway backyard
According to a will signed in 2016, Mae Shelton, the woman found buried in a Norway yard, left all of possessions to Vernell Jackson, who admitted to burying her body and not alerting authorities in September.
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For Maine snowmobile clubs, the season starts in October
Maine has about 14,000 miles of groomed snowmobile trails, used by an estimated 100,000 riders from here and away. A handful of volunteers from each of the 280 clubs across the state make sure the trails are safely maintained and groomed.