The single-engine Piper set down safely with no serious injuries.
January 2014
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Local labor influence takes hit in Boeing contract
Machinists took a late-night vote that defied their local union bosses by narrowly approving a new labor contract that secures a coveted plane project for the Seattle area but moves workers away from pensions.
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Lingering freeze causes dozens of minor accidents in Augusta area
Subzero temperatures have made roads hard to treat, with the capital city seeing 50 accidents and slide-offs Friday.
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As temperatures drop, central Mainers struggle to heat homes
Unprecedented demand has taxed fuel deliveries and social service agencies, leaving even those with emergencies without fuel.
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Norridgewock photographer uses social media to sell Chicks in Hats
Julie Persons and her daughter Ruby have turned Chicks in Hats and Gerbils in Hats from a farm hobby to a small business with sales nationwide.
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Augusta police continue to uncover department’s history
Ongoing search for department history yields links to the Civil War, other interesting facts.
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3 arrested in Waterville on drug charges
Domestic dispute between pair near Waterville fire station brings three-month investigation to a close.