BOWDOINHAM — Police are telling residents in Bowdoinham to be on the lookout after a woman and her dogs were attacked by a gray fox Tuesday night. The sheriff’s department was called to a home on Pond Road just after 9 p.m. where two dogs were bitten by a fox, according to police. While trying […]
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Young Maine developer builds a career after tragedy
WESTBROOK — At 26, Tyler Hall has made decisions that have successfully catapulted him into the world of real estate development. But he also decided seven years ago to drive recklessly after a college party – a decision that cost the life of a friend and landed Hall in prison on a 16-month sentence. Today, […]
Lewiston’s massive Continental Mill heads to auction
LEWISTON — It could be an estimated 250 to 500 housing units. It could be retail. It could be a hotel or offices. The 560,000-square-foot Continental Mill is big enough to be all of the above. Now, to find the buyer willing to take it on. Interested developers got a look Monday morning at the giant, empty, […]
Brunswick farm ‘hops’ on the craft beer bandwagon
BRUNSWICK — It’s no secret Maine has an abundance of breweries, with more than 130 across the state. The state does, however, lack commercial hops farmers to supply local ingredients to those breweries. That’s why Brunswick native Nick Favreau convinced his parents in 2016 to start using the family’s farm at 195 Woodside Drive to […]
Pet of the Week: Meet Cylene
BRUNSWICK — Cylene is currently Midcoast Humane’s longest-term resident, and she has been waiting for a home since Jan. 20. This 3-year-old knows commands such as sit, paw, and roll over, and she’s eager to learn more. She should have a yard to run in, and loves to be tucked into her bed with a blanket. She is food-motivated and guards […]
Vaccine bill again splits Maine House and Senate over religious exemption
AUGUSTA — The debate over whether parents should be able to exempt their children from vaccinations because of religious beliefs is not over at the State House. On Tuesday, the House of Representatives, in a mostly party-line vote, insisted that its version of a bill removing philosophical and religious exemptions from the state’s school vaccination […]
Fate of Saco’s top police officers unknown as council ends investigation
The Saco City Council voted unanimously Monday night to end an investigation of top police officials that started in March when the chief and deputy chief were placed on administrative leave over unspecified allegations of misconduct. The vote followed a closed-door session at the end of Monday’s council meeting during which councilors reviewed a report […]
Don McLean wants apology from group that changed its tune about giving him award
Singer Don McLean is demanding an apology from a UCLA student group that rescinded its decision Monday to present him with a lifetime achievement award after learning that he had pleaded guilty to domestic violence charges. McLean, 73, was to receive the George and Ira Gershwin Award for Lifetime Musical Achievement, presented by the Student […]
Sen. Collins may face first primary challenge since winning seat in 1996
WATERVILLE — For the first time since she won a U.S. Senate seat in 1996, Maine Republican Susan Collins is likely to face a challenge next year from within the ranks of the GOP. Derek Levasseur, 44, who runs a small construction company in Fairfield, said Tuesday that Collins has lost touch with ordinary Mainers […]
Maine briefs: Wrong-way driver eludes police until gas runs out; Lawmakers consider fines for failure to clear snow off cars
Maine wrong-way driver eludes police until gas runs out SMYRNA, Maine (AP) — Maine State Police say a motorist drove the wrong way on Interstate 95 and managed to elude troopers until his truck ran out of gas. Troopers say the episode unfolded Monday night on I-95 near Smyrna when a driver traveling the wrong […]
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