Trial set for man without first name charged in 2018 killing BANGOR, Maine (AP) — The trial of a man charged with homicide is set to begin in Maine. The Bangor Daily News reports that the man is accused of shooting to death 51-year-old Israel Lewis of Bangor on Jan. 7, 2018 in Bangor. The […]
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Kendall Chick’s caseworker had license revoked
The caseworker who placed Kendall Chick in the home where she was murdered had her professional license revoked after a state regulatory board found that she had falsified records. But Heather J. Campbell insists she did nothing wrong and said she has become a scapegoat for the 4-year-old’s death. An Aug. 3 decision by the state’s […]
Patten Free Library opens competition for teen writers
Patten Free Library is inviting submissions beginning Sept. 16 for its annual teen writing contest, Write On! Any student in grades seven through 12 residing in the library service area or attending schools in Regional School Unit 1 may participate and may submit up to two pieces of original work in the categories of short fiction and memoir. This […]
Firefighter killed, multiple people injured in propane explosion in Farmington
FARMINGTON — One firefighter is dead and at least six other people were seriously injured when a powerful propane explosion leveled a new building after crews arrived to investigate the smell of gas there on Monday morning, officials said. The Route 2 building, which houses a nonprofit agency that serves people with disabilities, was evacuated […]
Racing zucchini is coming to Celebrate Bowdoinham Saturday
BOWDOINHAM — It’s harvest time, so, what should you do with all that extra zucchini? Race ‘em! The first ever zucchini races kick off at 11 a.m. Saturday at Celebrate Bowdoinham. The free event takes place at the skatepark. Decorate the zucchini as much or as little as you like — the only requirement is […]
Brunswick’s Carolyn Brady, first African American Miss Maine, will walk across a reinvented Miss America stage
BRUNSWICK —When Carolyn Brady rules the world, you won’t see her doing it in a baby blue, sequined dress. Nor is that what she will wear when she walks across the Miss America stage this December. While the 22-year-old-Miss Maine does, in fact want to both rule the world and take home the Miss America […]
Pet of the Week: Meet Brindi
Brindi made her way to our shelter on our last rescue transport from Puerto Rico. This super sweet young lady was found with her three puppies on the side of a road in a national forest and quickly warmed up to her rescuers. Brindi was adopted once after she arrived in Maine, but returned within a few days […]
Key provisions for Bath Iron Works secured in defense funding bill
Sen. Susan Collins, a senior member of the Appropriations Committee and the Defense Appropriations Subcommittee, announced Thursday that the full committee advanced the fiscal year 2020 defense funding bill with provisions she championed that will benefit Bath Iron Works. The bill now heads to the full Senate. “The value and importance of our naval assets […]
Wiscasset fire chief removed because he failed to obtain permits, town manager says
WISCASSET – Wiscasset Town Manager John O’Connell last week removed T.J. Merry from his role as the town’s fire chief. O’Connell said Merry neglected to obtain required permits from the Maine Department of Environmental Protection prior to an Aug. 4 controlled burn of a former Route 1 business for firefighter training purposes. O’Connell said Merry “bears the responsibility for any deficiencies” and […]
Maine nurse practitioner volunteers to remove inmates’ tattoos for a fresh start
AUBURN — Christopher King has walked around for years with the reminder of a night gone very wrong. “It was a bad party night — I let some inexperienced person handle a tattoo gun,” said King, 32. “I was shocked when I woke up with bandages all over me and started peeling them off. ‘What […]
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