Investigators haven’t been able to determine what caused last week’s fire because of extensive damage done to the building at 235 Water St., where the fire started.
July 2015
Posted inMaine, News
Marcy’s Diner owner, parent of fussy child continue online feud
Tara Carson, the mother of a 21-month-old girl whose screams drew the anger of the owner, speaks out Wednesday in a post she wrote on washingtonpost.com.
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Posted inNation & World
Maine among states that cap costs of pricey prescriptions
Critics say such approaches bring financial relief to patients but fail to control spiraling prices set by drugmakers.
Posted inBusiness, News
In rush to add wireless features, automakers leaving cars open to hackers
Security researchers demonstrate that they can hijack a vehicle over the Internet, without any dealership-installed device to ease access.
Posted inNews, Politics
Next stop for Trump’s provocative campaign: Texas border
He will hold a news conference, meet members of the union that represents border control agents and speak to law enforcement officers, his campaign says.
Posted inMaine, Maine Crime, News
Kennebec Journal July 22 police log
Augusta-area police reports for July 22, 2015.
Posted inMaine, News
Why we go to Pluto
The inner, psychological needs of humans are as important as the material needs, Dana Wilde writes.
Posted inCommunity
Fayette plans Saturday events
Barbecue, silent auction, story time, more planned.
Posted inLifestyle, News
Thomas Moser and his ingrained influence in Maine and beyond
An exhibition at the Maine College of Art tells the furniture creator’s story with examples of his work and tools.
Posted inMaine, News
Organizers appear to end insistence that Portland didn’t block medical pot fest
The group initially said the Aug. 9 event would go on despite denial of an amended permit amid concerns over an admission fee and public marijuana use.