MIAMI (AP) — LeBron James was at his best this season, and the voters tasked with selecting the NBA’s Most Valuable Player took notice.
May 2013
Man who lost leg jumped onto train
Police say 19-year-old Matthew Morris of Portland fell off the moving train and was run over.
STILL LIFE: Humane Society Waterville Area’s Pet-a-Thon
Kayla Turner holds a cup filled with water for her thirsty dog, Henry, during a water stop on Main Street in Waterville for the Humane Society Waterville Area’s Pet-a-Thon fundraiser walk on Sunday. Dogs and their owners, who had collected pledges for the event, walked a 3-mile course.
STILL LIFE: Cinco de Mayo Canoe Race & Fun Paddle
Some of the 40 kayaks, canoes and paddlers take off in the start of a 10-mile trip from Strong to Fairbanks, during the University of Maine at Farmington Mainely Outdoors Program’s third annual Cinco de Mayo Canoe Race & Fun Paddle on Sunday.
SNAPSHOT: Alewives’ tale
Alewives stack up Sunday in Seven Mile Stream in Vassalboro, while migrating from the Atlantic Ocean to Webber Pond.
Bill to force Internet sales tax collections worries small retailers
The Senate is expected to pass a bill Monday making it easier for states to collect sales taxes for online purchases. Some of the nation’s largest retailers are rejoicing. But small-business owners who make their living selling products on the Internet worry they will be swamped by new requirements from faraway states.
LePage still pushing $100M bond for new prison
Gov. Paul LePage’s push for a new prison has been overshadowed by other issues swirling about the State House, but the proposal to issue $100 million in bonds from the Governmental Facilities Authority is very much alive.
Tax reform package may flatline before public hearing
The Gang of 11’s tax proposal may be dead on arrival, but expect some parts to survive; a New England Journal of Medicine study questions the short-term benefits of Medicare expansion; and the Legislature says no to unlimited corporate campaign spending.
Postal carriers to collect food for poor Saturday
Postal carriers will be collecting donations of nonperishable food Saturday for distribution to the poor.
Augusta District Court, April 25 – May 3, 2013
The following is a list of cases involving area residents closed April 25 to May 2, 2013, in Augusta District Court.