Matthew Woodard, 32, who was hit by a car on a Winslow road Monday night, remained in serious condition in a Bangor hospital Tuesday.
October 2013
Posted inNews
13-year-old leads Maine police on interstate chase
Police say the boy drove at speeds up to 98 mph and almost hit other vehicles and the guardrail.
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Posted inNews
Augusta crash closes busy street, leads to molasses clean-up call
A head-on crash caused Eastern Avenue in Augusta to be closed both ways around noon Tuesday near the Mayfair neighborhood.
Posted inNews
At Augusta-area offices, federal shutdown having mixed impact
OSHA, Geological Survey offices closed, VA and FBI mostly normal as state transportation official says project permitting could be delayed.
Posted inNews
NH man acquitted of taking $1.6M from Maine family
Last year, the Maine Attorney General’s Office charged Todd Enright, 46, with theft by deception.
Posted inNation & World, News
Mass. woman pleads guilty to leaving boy alone at mall
The woman’s lawyer said she is a married, hard-working mother of three who simply made a mistake.
Posted inEditorials, Opinion
OUR OPINION: LePage emails show education loses to tax cuts
There is no question that education reform has been a top priority for the LePage administration since the governor took office in 2011. There has been considerable debate, however, about Gov. Paul LePage’s goals and intentions.
Posted inNews
Elder care challenges are focus of Maine panel
Experts gather in Augusta, aiming to move forward on cutting costs while improving quality of life.
Posted inOpinion
MAINE COMPASS: Bear hounding, baiting, trapping are cruel, unsporting practices
The question of whether Maine should return to its roots and traditions as being a state where bear hunting is one of sport and not savagery, will be on the ballot in 2014.
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Senate panel approves Caroline Kennedy as ambassador to Japan
If confirmed, she would replace John Roos, a former Silicon Valley lawyer and top Obama campaign fundraiser.