Bangor police and the state Medical Examiner’s Office are working to determine the cause and manner of death.
April 2012
Maine clears way for first tidal power contract
The Public Utilities Commission directs three utilities to negotiate with Portland-based Ocean Renewable Power Co. to put electricity onto the grid this summer, the first long-term power purchase agreements for tidal energy in the United States.
Labor mural plaintiffs file notice of appeal
Lawyers for the plaintiffs say a federal judge was incorrect when he determined the mural was government speech rather than the speech of the artist.
Harbor seal pupping season starting early
Scientists say harbor seals tend to give birth in May and June but this year, seal pup sightings were reported in March.
Keg explodes, killing Portsmouth brewery worker
A fire department official says the worker had been filling kegs with air as part of a cleaning process that removes residual beer when one exploded.
Fugitive armored car guard arrested 2 months after heist
Authorities track down the former guard who allegedly killed his partner in Pittsburgh and made off with $2 million.
Hudson hears painful testimony about slain family
Hudson hears painful testimony about slain family MICHAEL TARM,Associated Press CHICAGO (AP) — The trial of the man charged with murdering three of Jennifer Hudson’s family members has resumed the Oscar-winner listening to a police officer’s painful description of finding her dead family members. Hudson sat next to her fiancé Tuesday as she did after […]
Colorado frozen-cow saga has new wrinkle
The U.S. Forest Service is warning hikers that the cows found frozen in a remote cabin may have contaminated hot springs nearby.
Manning’s attorneys argue to dismiss WikiLeaks case
Pfc. Bradley Manning is charged with causing hundreds of thousands of classified war documents and diplomatic cables to be published on the WikiLeaks website.