Waterville’s Fire Chief David LaFountain’s announcement Tuesday that four downtown buildings do not have functioning sprinkler systems and a fire on May 3, prompted councilors to form a panel to study downtown fire safety issues.
May 2013
Over eggs, LePage talks debt and schools
Maine’s hospital obligation and the school-grading system dominate the menu for a breakfast discussion.
L.L. Bean’s board a hit on Pinterest
The Pinterest board is called ‘Woodland Creatures’ and features photos of cuddly bears, loons, deer and other wildlife common to Maine.
Block where women found a friendly, careful place
Police have chased most of the drugs and prostitution away from Seymour Avenue, residents say. Neighbors know each other, talk on front porches, share laughs and drinks.
Bangladesh garment disaster death toll crosses 800
Two weeks after the April 24 factory collapse, there is no clear indication of how many bodies still remain in the debris.
Chelsea man killed in Monmouth motorcycle crash
Police say a motorcyclist, Bruce Morgan, 48, of Chelsea, was killed Tuesday night when his Harley-Davidson rolled on top of him.
Father of suspect in Boston conspiracy case: ‘He is not a terrorist’
Amir Ismagulov is the father of Azamat Tazhayakov, who is in a federal prison on charges that he conspired to destroy, conceal and cover up objects belonging to Dzhokhar Tsarnaev,
Buckfield man pleads not guilty to sex assault charges
Gary Noyes is accused of sexually assaulting two girls between 2007 and 2011 when both were juveniles.
Massachusetts city orders removal of Virgin Mary statue
Antonio Liquori says he put up the statue last year as part of a West Springfield beautification project in which business owners adopted traffic islands to maintain.
Air Force strips 17 officers of authority to launch ICBMs
The group’s deputy commander said it is suffering “rot” within its ranks.