State police used a spike mat to deflate the tires of his car, which reached speeds over 100 mph between York and Biddeford.
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Posted inOp-eds, Opinion
Commentary: Don’t make it harder to access Maine’s popular charter schools
Arbitrary proposed caps on enrollment and the number of institutions would separate families from innovative learning opportunities.
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Posted inMaine colleges, Sports, UMaine Sports
UMaine men’s basketball team sees progress this season, if not results
After a five-win season, the Black Bears will play in the America East quarterinals at top-seeded Vermont.
Posted inBusiness, Local & State
Greenlight Maine launches new show for collegiate entrepreneurs
Collegiate Challenge will feature college student entrepreneurs competing for a grand prize of $25,000.
Posted inBusiness, Local & State
Collins and Mills take the tour as Wex shows off its new headquarters in Portland
Friday’s ribbon-cutting ceremony will be followed by the move of roughly 400 Wex employees to the downtown building.
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Life & Culture, Local & State, News
Dave Noyes, trombonist for the Rustic Overtones, dies unexpectedly at 45
Members of Maine’s best-known rock band are mourning the loss of a man one described as ‘the glue that held us together.’
Posted inBaseball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Elite baseball prospect lands at Deering High for senior season
Trejyn Fletcher, 17, who had been attending a prep school in New York state, is rated among the top high school players in the nation.
Posted inBusiness, Food, Local & State
Marcy’s Diner has a new owner
The Oak Street diner celebrates its 30th anniversary Friday.
Posted inBusiness, Cops & Courts, Local & State
Liberty development partner pleads not guilty in federal fraud case
Paul Hess worked with Michael Liberty to raise investment money for Liberty’s software company. Instead, prosecutors allege, they defrauded investors of millions.
Posted inBusiness, Local & State
Coalition to study Greater Portland transit, with eye to the future
Train, bus and ferry agencies of southern Maine want to develop a plan that will serve the area for the next 30 years.