Augusta Wednesday At 4:44 p.m., shoplifting was reported at Shaw’s Supermarket on Western Avenue. 8:06 p.m., a Cross Hill Road caller reported an incident of terrorizing. At 8:42 p.m., a 46-year-old Windsor man was summoned following a report of shoplifting at Damon’s Beverage Barn on Bangor Street. He was charged with theft by unauthorized taking […]
2012
Police: Complacency tied to car theft rise
Portland saw a sharp spike in car thefts in 2011. The culprit? Complacency.
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK: Raucous crowd brings it at Lawrence
There may not be a more intimidating, entertaining and noisy place to play and watch basketball than Folsom Gymnasium at Lawrence High School.
Brunswick may lose business
The top executive with Kestrel Aircraft said he’s not trying to pit Maine against Wisconsin, but he will locate the company’s aircraft manufacturing plant in whichever state is first to put a viable financing package in front of him.
COLLEGE CONNECTIONS: Bardaglio carries Colby-Sawyer
Will Bardaglio’s game hasn’t changed in his four years playing for the Colby-Sawyer College men’s basketball team. It hasn’t changed since high school, either.
Official touts Maine’s helping hand for business
WATERVILLE — If you want to start a business in Maine or are having problems with your existing business, help is a phone call away.
LePage to attend MLK breakfast
AUGUSTA (AP) — A year after Gov. Paul LePage stirred outrage by saying critics of his decision to skip NAACP-sponsored Martin Luther King Day Jr. events could “kiss my butt,” he is politely declining invitations to annual breakfasts honoring the civil rights leader in Orono and Portland so he can attend one in his hometown of Waterville, his office said Thursday.
Thriving as a family
GARDINER — The distinctive green and yellow delivery trucks of Pine State Trading Co. are familiar sights on roads in Maine, the rest of New England and New York.
Tax break with a condition
GARDINER — City councilors have signaled initial support of a tax break for a proposed $85 million natural gas pipeline project, but they stipulated that Kennebec Valley Gas Co. must build a distribution line to the city’s business park.
Mayor confident about marijuana dispensary
It’s been nearly two years since voters approved the sale and use of medical marijuana for qualifying patients in Maine. Since that time, licenses to operate dispensaries have been awarded to eight health districts across the state, including Hallowell. As the city’s mayor, I have been working with state and local law enforcement, along with […]