The ‘American Sniper’ murder defendant’s mental illness fell short of the legal definition.
February 2015
Posted inBusiness, Nation & World
Justices rule against dental group
A N.C. regulatory board can’t limit who provides teeth-whitening services, the Supreme Court rules.
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Posted inNation & World, Schools and Education
White House: Veto ahead for bill changing No-Child law
The House is debating changes that would give states and communities more control.
Posted inMaine
Firefighters battle blaze at Waterville party store
Crews responded to a fire at Are You Ready To Party? at 4 Sanger Ave. around 9:45 Wednesday night.
Posted inMaine
FirstPark director proposes expanding authority’s role
A vision of a multi-purpose regional development agency was presented to Oakland Town Council Wednesday night.
Posted inMaine
Madison voters abolish Board of Assessors
Selectmen will take over the duties of assessors to better inform themselves when creating a budget.
Posted inSchools and Education
Augusta school board struggling to close projected $1 million gap
A drop in state funding included in Gov. LePage’s state budget has led to the possibility of closing a school, cutting programs, raising taxes or using reserve funds.
Posted inGirls Basketball, Sports, Varsity Maine, Winter sports
Tough Clough ready for Houlton showdown
Maranacook’s senior guard bring tenacious defense and outside shooting to the Black Bears’ lineup
Posted inSports
Lawrence junior wins state bowling title
Tresten Bergeron rolled his way past formidable competition to win the individual championship in Lewiston.
Posted inMaine, Maine Crime
Vassalboro man charged with theft from Waterville sports center
Ervin Morrison is accused of stealing almost $17,000 from All Pro Sports Center.