SIDNEY — The Board of Selectmen will hold a public hearing tonight at 6 in the Town Office.
December 2011
Group to call for anti-pill campaign
A task force of lawmakers, state officials and experts in health care and drug addiction is about to submit a report calling for education campaigns and legal reforms to fight painkiller abuse and addiction in Maine.
Man given probation for gun offense
A Corinna man who illegally possessed a gun after he was committed to a mental institution will not go to jail.
Hallowell moves toward TIF OK
HALLOWELL — The city is on its way to approving a tax break for the construction of a $85 million natural gas pipeline in central Maine.
Councilors vote to ban fireworks
WINSLOW — The town council Monday narrowly approved a moratorium on the sale of fireworks.
Testimony begins in coffee-shop arson trial
A judge on Tuesday rejected the latest efforts to get arson charges dismissed against Raymond Bellavance Jr, allowing the trial to begin this morning.
Trial begins for topless coffee arson
AUGUSTA — A judge on Tuesday rejected the latest efforts to get arson charges dismissed against Raymond Bellavance Jr., allowing his jury trial to get under way this morning in Kennebec County Superior Court.
GEORGE SMITH: Send a little love to owners of land you use during the year
There’s someone you probably are forgetting this Christmas: the person who owns the land where you picked fiddleheads or mushrooms, hiked, birdwatched, snowshoed or rode your snowmobile or ATV, hunted or accessed the water in 2011.
Update: Police catch Wilton armed robbery suspect
WILTON –A Livermore Falls man wanted by police in connection with an armed robbery was arrested this morning.
Medicaid at center of budget debate
A $120 million shortfall in the state budget for this year has set off an ideological debate over the future of Maine’s Medicaid program.