Negotiations are ongoing for a key parcel needed for the new 100,000-square-foot headquarters building in north Augusta.
January 2014
Winthrop takes over ambulance service in Monmouth
Town’s contract with Monmouth Rescue Association expired Monday after 34 years of service.
Maine commission reviews applications for four new charter schools
Two virtual schools are among the applicants hoping to open new charter schools in Maine.
Health sign-ups jump by 12,000 in Maine
Overall enrollments so far show solid demand, but 43% are 55 or older. Officials expect more youth interest by March 31.
York County jail inmate killed himself, police say
Jeffrey Noonan, 49, who was on suicide watch, caused his own death by removing a shunt used for kidney dialysis, officials say.
State sends erroneous tax collection letter to 1,000 Mainers
Residents receive letters demanding payment of taxes and penalties that they don’t owe.
S. Portland bank robber gets 13 years in prison
Joseph Morrill used a police detective’s stolen gun to hold up a bank and a convenience store.
Maine bill inspires debate over wind farms’ scenic impact
A state legislative committee considers the wisdom of expanding assessments on the visual impact of proposed wind projects.
Controversy plagues school mental health screening
Experts say many teens struggle with untreated mental illness, but schools are grappling with how to offer mental health services in a patchwork, underfunded system.
Newport man charged with gross sexual assault
Andrew Hanson is scheduled to appear in Penobscot County Court Monday.