BINGHAM — Bingham Area Health Center, 237 Main St., a part of HealthReach Community Health Centers, will host Good Shepherd Food Bank’s Food Mobile from 10 a.m. to noon Friday, May 16. Nearly 7,000 pounds of food will be distributed to people in need in the Bingham area, including a variety of perishable and nonperishable […]
May 2014
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Bail set for Maine father accused of injuring twin infants
Anthony Carpinelli appears distraught in court Wednesday.
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Owner of troubled Richmond mobile home park loses license from state
Tenants welcomed the decision to revoke Russ Edwards’ license to operate Meadowbrook Trailer Park, but they could be evicted.
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Donations sought for book, plant sale
BINGHAM — Bingham Union Library will hold its annual book and plant sale from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, May 24, at the library. Donations of books, movies, audiobooks and music will be accepted. Organizers also seek donations of plants, including annuals, vegetables, perennials, herbs and houseplants. Local students will decorate terra cotta pots […]
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LePage nominates two for judicial posts
Jeffrey L. Hjelm is being tapped for the Supreme Judicial Court; William R. Stokes is nominated for Superior Court.
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New Sharon teen charged with stealing $50,000 in jewelry, cash
Brian Durrell is charged with felony burglary and theft for allegedly breaking into a Wilton home while the residents were on vacation.
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UMaine’s ocean wind proposal suffers big setback
Missing out on a $47 million federal grant means the deep-water pilot project may not have the money to move toward a commercial scale.
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Maine woman delivering newspapers dies in crash
Police said the vehicle operated by 24-year-old Bethany Dias of Clifton rolled over and ejected her.
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Brunswick landlord charged with pointing gun at tenant
Peter Davis allegedly pointed a loaded shotgun at a 21-year-old woman in front of her two children.
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N.H. Supreme Court upholds COPSLIE vanity plate
The courts says that a law that prohibits plates that ‘a reasonable person would find offensive to good taste’ is too vague.