Car reportedly failed to stop at a stop sign at U.S. Route 202 intersection.
2012
Brunswick, Maine: Art, Civil War and soon a train
With connections to Harriet Beecher Stowe and Joshua Chamberlain, this town of 23,000 is sometimes called the place where the Civil War began and ended.
STILL LIFE: Tree thirst quencher
William Houghton waters newly planted trees at the corner of Commercial Street and Madison Avenue in downtown Skowhegan Wednesday.
Parallels between ‘Dark Knight’ and the shooting
Several survivors remarked on their confusion as the attack unfolded at seeing a masked figure silhouetted in a gaseous haze and the sounds of real gunshots mingling with the film soundtrack.
Security increased at movie theaters across country
AMC Theatres, the nation’s second largest chain, said it will not allow people to wear costumes or masks in its facilities.
Pentagon: Military casualties in Colorado shooting
A spokesman says it’s not yet clear how many military casualties there were, or whether they were deaths or injuries.
Maine education group responds to LePage comments
The group says the governor is using a Harvard report to “attack the state’s teachers, principals, superintendents and school board members.”
Seven groups interested in owning Maine lighthouses
The two Maine lighthouses will be given away by the government after a detailed application process.
Mass. man admits guilt in plot to blow up Pentagon
The 26-year-old man planned to use remote-controlled planes packed with explosives to blow up the Pentagon and U.S. Capitol.
Police take over Olympic security in Scotland
Competitors in several sports from Namibia and Zambia are staying in Scotland for the duration of the Olympics.