The field of potential workers at the Skowhegan State Fair on Monday was a diverse range of people, from unemployed residents to men and women looking for a short-term second job for extra cash.
August 2013
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Morning Sentinel area police log, Aug. 5, 2013
IN ANSON, Sunday at 5:30 p.m., an erratic vehicle was reported on New Portland Road.
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Lawler ordered held without bail after Wednesday fracas in Fairfield
Travis J. Lawler, sentenced last week in the drunken-driving deaths of his sister and her boyfriend in 2012, was ordered held without bail Monday, following a Wednesday incident in Fairfield that put the former Marine in a hospital, then in jail.
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Amazon founder Jeff Bezos to buy Washington Post
Bezos is buying the newspaper as an individual and says its values won’t change.
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U.S. diplomatic posts remain closed; al-Qaida threat cited
One lawmaker likens the intelligence information to that received prior to the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.
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Richmond woman hospitalized after fire destroys home
Mary Wasilewski, 55, was taken to the hospital suffering from smoke inhalation after a Sunday night fire destroyed her home.
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Video from nightclub given to Hernandez defense team
Prosecutors say Odin Lloyd was killed because Aaron Hernandez didn’t like who he spoke with at the club.
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Police investigate weekend copper theft in Fairfield
Fairfield police began a burglary investigation Monday of about $3,000 worth of copper from four Central Maine Power vehicles.
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Maine man pleads insanity in fellow inmate’s death
Guy Hunnewell, 42, is accused of killing 57-year-old Alan Powell in June.
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Three executives had outbid winning Boston Globe offer
The executives criticize The New York Times Co. for accepting millions less from the Red Sox owner.