The Kennebec County district attorney said there is not enough evidence for charges against two Sanford men in a road rage fight with a Litchfield man.
May 2014
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TENNIS: Venus and Serena bow out in second round at Roland Garros
The sisters were on track to meet in the third round but are now heading home early thanks to defeats at the hands of little-known opponents.
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Erskine senior commits to D-I St. Francis (PA)
Jade Canak, one of the state’s best jumpers, said it feels good to be free of the anxiety of the college search.
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Winslow man charged with sexual assault on student due in court
An attorney for Michael Gagnon said he plans to plead not guilty in his first court appearance in the case.
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Maine Democrats urge LePage to recoup funds for flawed welfare study
But Senate President Justin Alfond and House Speaker Mark Eves also say the no-bid contract may not have protections against poor performance, including plagiarism.
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$1.6 million in disaster aid split among 50 Maine fishermen
Each will get $32,500 as economic relief is allotted to those in six states affected by groundfish catch limits.
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First-time candidates vie for House District 83 GOP nod
Farmingdale’s Curtis Ayotte and Gardiner’s Scott Williams will face off in the June primary.
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New Vineyard woman charged with attacking 12-year-old son
Franklin County sheriff: Boy told his teacher that his mother, Terry Gray, strangled, sat on and threatened him.
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New Skowhegan town manager makes first appointment
Town Manager Christine Almand has named Trisha Austin to succeed her as director of finance and human resources.
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Shadbush blossoms a reminder of spring’s power
The season is full of poetry and beauty, backyard naturalist Dana Wilde writes.