More than 500 Mainers are on a waiting list for mental health services with an average wait of two months, apparently in violation of a long-standing consent decree.
July 2013
Cyclists to visit Elm City, sharing concerns on fossil fuels use
Six college students from around the country will bicycle into Waterville Monday and spend the week spreading awareness about climate change and the dangers of tar sands and fossil fuel use.
Fayette’s Hales Pond park effort at standstill, as landowners remain on plot
Despite grant funding approval and more than $48,000 in local contributions to help fund opening Hales Pond to public access, David and Rebecca Manter remain firmly on their 28-acre Young Road property, caught in a catch-22.
Augusta District Court, July 11-17, 2013
The following cases involving area residents were closed from July 11 to 17, 2013, in Augusta District Court.
Kennebec Journal area police log, July 21, 2013
AUGUSTA, SATURDAY, At 3:23 p.m., a North Belfast Avenue caller reported an incident of terrorizing.
EqualityMaine shifts focus to rural support for gay marriages
After winning same-sex marriage in 2012, a Maine gay-rights group is shifting its focus toward gaining acceptance for couples in rural areas that largely opposed it.
Morning Sentinel area police log, July 21, 2013
IN ANSON, Sunday at 11:13 a.m., an assault was reported on River Road.
Tall fences can’t block out memories of fateful December day
John Roy and Pati Redeagle have erected a fence between their home and the one next door, from which Ayla Reynolds disappeared in December 2011, but it doesn’t blot out memories of the missing toddler.
Randolph voters take up budget, fireworks law Wednesday
Randolph residents will vote on the $1.8 million municipal budget, down 2.5 percent from last year, and a fireworks ordinance during the annual Town Meeting being held Wednesday.
Froome wins 100th Tour de France
Chris Froome is the second straight winner from Britain.