The complaint says Jenny Sanford confronted the former South Carolina governor leaving her home on Feb. 3 by a rear door, using his cellphone for a flashlight.
April 2013
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Analysis: Contemplating chaos in a nation of ‘soft targets’
The world’s foremost economic and military superpower is also a nation of “soft targets,” full of opportunities for those who want to do it harm.
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Crews installing energy-efficient bulbs on Maine interstates
The new LED bulbs will save the Department of Transportation $135,000 a year in electric costs.
Posted inNews
Maine Indian treatment panel hires director
The Child Welfare Truth and Reconciliation Commission is seeking to uncover how Maine’s system affected the lives of Wabanaki children and families through past policies.
Posted inSports
MLB: With heavy hearts, Red Sox cruise by Indians
For nine innings, No. 617 with “Boston” above the numerals and “Strong” below them reminded the players of home — where they were needed, where they wanted to be.
Posted inNews, Politics
Documents: Hearing officer felt pressured by LePage
These are ‘dark times’ for those who prefer keeping political pressure and bias out of quasi-judicial processes, the officer wrote.
Posted inNation & World, News, Politics
Senate blocks expanded gun background checks
A majority of the senators approve the bipartisan legislation, but fall short of the 60 votes needed to advance it, in a victory for the National Rifle Association.
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MILL STREAM ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HONOR ROLL
NORRIDGEWOCK — Mill Stream Elementary School announces its second trimester honor roll.
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Unity to screen film festival’s ‘King Corn’
UNITY — Camden International Film Festival Selects and Unity College will present a free screening of the award-winning documentary film, “King Corn,” at 6 p.m. Thursday at the Unity College Center for Performing Arts, 42 Depot St.
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‘Slow Food’ is topic at UMA biology lecture
AUGUSTA — The University of Maine at Augusta will hold its 11th Annual Biology Lecture, “Slow Food and Its Health Benefits — From Field to Healthy Body,” featuring Dr. Dorothy Klimis-Zacas. The event is set for noon-1 p.m. Thursday in room 138 of the Randall Student Center on the Augusta campus and will be broadcast live to the UMA Bangor campus in room 104 of Eastport Hall.