AUGUSTA — A local woman hit late last week by a Jeep as she walked on the sidewalk along North Belfast Avenue continued to cling to life Monday in a Portland hospital.
April 2012
Local jail search procedures
AUGUSTA — At the Kennebec County Correctional Facility, strip-searches can be conducted on people arrested for violent, weapon-related or drug-related offenses, and when the person authorizing the search has “reasonable suspicion that the arrestee is concealing on or inside the arrestee’s body a weapon, contraband or evidence of a crime,” according to the written search procedures at the jail.
Organizations list bridge, cribbage winners
AUGUSTA — The Augusta Duplicate Bridge Club has announced its recent winners.
Pulitzer Prize-winning Maine author to teach children’s book workshop
BRUNSWICK — Pulitzer Prize-winning Maine author Barbara Walsh will teach a two-part workshop, “Writing Children’s Books: How to Use Real Stories to Craft Compelling Tales,” at Curtis Memorial Library.
LePage veto of foreclosure bill upheld
AUGUSTA — Lawmakers failed to muster enough votes Monday to revive a bill intended to address mortgage foreclosures in Maine — a measure that Democrats said would protect consumers from losing their homes to large mortgage companies that may not legally own them, but Republican Gov. Paul LePage said would create red tape for businesses.
RSU 4 workshop on budget tonight
WALES — The proposed $17.8 million school budget for Regional School Unit 4 goes to a workshop session tonight as the board prepares to vote later this month.
Woman, 28, charged with punching officer
BELGRADE — A Chelsea woman is facing charges that she punched a sheriff’s deputy in the face, breaking his nose.
LePage signs bill allowing expansion of landfill
NORRIDGEWOCK — The governor has signed a bill to allow the last remaining commercial landfill in Maine to expand.
Victim of huge crash slowly recovering
WATERVILLE — Karl Andresen said he was in the wrong place at the wrong time.