The school security in Oakland-based Regional School Unit 18 will be reviewed and strengthened in the wake of the Sandy Hook school shootings, according to Superintendent Gary Smith.
2013
Oakland man sues MaineGeneral, Manchester for burns suffered in explosion
An Oakland man who suffered serious burns last spring when the fuel tank he was cutting exploded in his face is suing the hospital that owned the Manchester property and the town.
Elderly Winthrop woman robbed of drugs, money in home invasion; police seek 4 intruders
Four young people, dressed in black, broke into elderly woman’s home apparently in search for drugs.
Gardiner committee sends proposed small livestock rules to Planning Board
GARDINER — An ordinance change that would allow small goats and sheep in residential areas — possibly the first in the state — took another step forward Monday, but any ratification won’t come until spring at the earliest.
Episcopal Diocese offers Richmond St. Matthias church property for free
RICHMOND — St. Matthias Episcopal Church property, including two buildings and a half-acre lot, has been offered to the town for free.
Kennebec Journal area police log, Jan. 7, 2013
At 5:16 p.m., there was an accident on Western Avenue.
Rondo suspended one game for bumping referee
The point guard will be suspended for one game without pay for bumping an official during the Celtics’ 89-81 victory over the Atlanta Hawks on Sunday.
Departing AG Schneider lands new job in LePage administration
LePage taps William Schneider as deputy director of agency reviewing and investigating economic policy.
State agencies revert to Democratic control
The new top officials are not seen as outspoken partisans, but they will differ with Gov. LePage.
Teachers union balks at push for unlimited charter schools
Gov. LePage plans to introduce legislation this session to lift the current cap of 10 schools in the next 10 years.