MANCHESTER — Crews returned to Puddledock Road on Tuesday to continue cleaning up hundreds of gallons of used motor oil that spilled last week from a storage tanker.
March 2012
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Barking dog rules up for West Gardiner review
WEST GARDINER — Residents will be asked to put some teeth into the barking dog ordinance by specifying how long a dog can bark continuously or intermittently before becoming a nuisance.
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Witness in Bellavance trial sentenced to jail time
AUGUSTA — A Gardiner man who was a key witness in the recent trial of a man convicted of burning down a topless coffee shop was sentenced Tuesday on a charge of skipping out on a monitoring program.
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Winthrop Adult Education cellular memory class set for March 20
WINTHROP — Winthrop Adult Education will offer a class, Cellular Memory and Your Health, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. March 20 in the Winthrop High School library.
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Augusta authors publish books
AUGUSTA — Christopher Maloney of Augusta has written a children’s book, “Two Pennies: A Living History Mystery,” and will donate a portion of book sales to the Lithgow Public Library capital campaign to expand and renovate the library.
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No ice? No problem: Coast Guard uses opportunity to train
GARDINER — Unseasonably warm weather turned an annual ice-breaking operation on the Kennebec River into a training mission.
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East-west highway study gains Senate OK
AUGUSTA — Legislation seeking $300,000 in state money to do a feasibility study of a privately funded east-west highway across Maine, seen as a vital transportation link for industries engaged in agriculture, forest products and energy, won initial approval Tuesday in the state Senate.
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Augusta burglar who tried to extort victims sentenced to 18 months
A thief who tried to extort $2,000 from an Augusta couple whose home he burglarized was sentenced Tuesday to 18 months in prison.