Here is a list of cases closed Jan. 16-22, 2014.
2014
Family Dollar store proposed for Richmond
The planning board will consider the discount store’s application on Tuesday.
Baby wipes cause Maine sewer utilities big, expensive woes
Officials and industry are trying to spread the word that the wipes don’t belong in toilets.
Elsie Viles’ legacy includes historic Augusta house and grounds
The Elsie & William Viles Foundation board plans to carry out her wishes.
Waterville woman needs service dog to guide her
Bobbi Jo Nadeau, recalling past terrors and current ailments, hopes the dog will help her avoid getting lost and detect the onset of seizures.
Random acts of kindness preserve Kingfield Montessori founder’s memory
Local and out-of-state participants share kindness through “Spread Some Samshine” Facebook page in memory of Samantha Wright, who was killed in a car wreck Jan. 6.
UMaine women lose in listless effort against Stony Brook, 65-49
The Black Bears are stale from the start and finish with as many field goals as turnovers.
Syria peace talks yield narrow deal
The limited agreement allows women and children to leave a blockaded part of the old city of Homs.
Broncos, Seahawks ready for the big chill
The teams will arrive in New Jersey on Sunday to prepare for the Super Bowl.
Ice, scant snow cancel mushers races but not the fun in Bridgton
The Down East Mushers Bowl Races were called off, but participants traversed the course at Five Fields Farm anyway.