WATERVILLE — An aggressive dog mauled a child Wednesday on Water Street, and Waterville Police Chief Joseph Massey is fed up. He plans to propose an ordinance to City Council that would restrict large aggressive breeds.
December 2011
SNAPSHOT: The Polar Express
THE POLAR EXPRESS: Ethan Post, 3, of Sidney, watches a smoking locomotive go past him Friday afternoon outside the Maine State Museum in Augusta. The Great Falls Model Railroad Club of Auburn and Augusta’s Maine 3-Railers will display their trains in the Cultural Building atrium again from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. today. Museum admission […]
Suspect indicted in alleged Augusta burglary, extortion
AUGUSTA — A burglary suspect who allegedly tried to extort the homeowners afterward was indicted Thursday on seven charges by a grand jury in Kennebec County Superior Court.
Waterville man indicted of bank robbery
WATERVILLE — A city man has been indicted by a Kennebec County grand jury on robbery and terrorizing charges for his alleged role in the Nov. 7 hold up of the Bank of America on Main Street.
Addiction drug limit draws sharp rebuke
A proposed two-year limit on Medicaid coverage for a widely used medicine for opiate addicts would lead to increased addiction and overdose deaths at a time when the state is trying to turn the tide on a prescription drug abuse epidemic, according to physicians and addicts.
Police say Vassalboro man kidnapped by friends
WATERVILLE — A 71-year-old Vassalboro man was assaulted and kidnapped by his friends, who drove him around Waterville in his own car early Friday morning before he was able to free himself, according to Maine State Police.
Drug search at Oak Hill turns up nothing illegal
WALES — Oak Hill High School was locked down briefly Friday while police searched the building for drugs.
POLICE: Benton man wanted on burglary charges
Police are searching for a Benton man in connection with a string of recent burglaries. Kory McPhail, 21, is wanted because he failed to surrender to police as previously agreed, said Capt. Daniel Davies of the Kennebec County Sheriff’s Department.
State proposes tougher bail laws
As the state continues to reel from a domestic violence homicide this summer, legislators may turn to strengthening bail laws to keep repeat abusers in jail until they go to trial.
Hallowell police investigate kidnapping claim
Police on Friday were investigating a woman’s claim that she was kidnapped and stabbed Thursday night.