Charles B. Stoddard, 64, said he injected himself with heroin about an hour before the crash on July 31, according to a court filing made public Friday. He faces two counts of manslaughter.
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Driver charged with 2 counts of manslaughter in Waterboro crash that killed man and boy
Charles Stoddard, 64, of Waterboro, was arrested Wednesday afternoon in connection with the accident outside the Cozi Corner Cafe on July 31.
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Driver who hit and killed 2 people in East Waterboro had previous crashes
Charles B. Stoddard, 64, of Waterboro had a crash in 2013 that went unreported.
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Man struck, killed by car in Waterboro was well known, respected
Grieving family members recall the life and accomplishments of Mark Schepis, 45, who had worked for more than 20 years at a company in Portsmouth, N.H.
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Man, boy struck and killed by car in East Waterboro
Mark Schepis and Luke Stephenson were waiting outside the Cozi Corner Cafe when a vehicle veered off the road and hit them, the York County Sheriff’s Office says.
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Maine man tried to pay $200 bail with counterfeit bills, police say
The man had been arrested on an outstanding warrant charging him with theft from a Walmart.
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Woman found dead from assault in Standish home
Maine State Police are investigating the assault that resulted in the death of Amanda Brown, 30, of Standish.
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SMHC walk-in clinics back open in Saco, Sanford, Waterboro
No appointment is needed for most maladies; those with respiratory issues must call for a time, however.
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Vandals damage gravestones in York County cemetery
Profane words and images were found spray painted on 10 memorials dating back to the 1850s and ’60s, including six for children who died before they turned 13.
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Waterboro-based district delays start of school year
Superintendent Larry Malone also announced Monday that a person associated with the transportation department tested positive for COVID-19.