Waterville area police reports for Oct. 13, 2015.
October 2015
Benton teachers brighten up school day’s start with live music
David Hoagland and Josh Lund play instruments for students as they arrive at school two days a week.
Maine has fewest residents receiving food stamps in more than 6 years
One explanation is the drop in the unemployment rate, state officials say.
Unrefrigerated caramel apples may pose deadly listeria risk, study suggests
After an outbreak sickened 35 people in 2014, it’s wise to be careful with pre-packaged treats.
Kennebec Journal Oct. 13 police log
Augusta area police reports for Oct. 13, 2015.
Police arrest Winslow man, saying he did ‘doughnuts’ in VFW parking lot
Tyler Dylan Foley-Kerr, 20, was charged with misdemeanor offenses after leaving tire marks in the parking lot Monday night.
Jay mill workers to find out soon about layoffs
The Maine Department of Labor will hold worker assistance sessions this week at the Androscoggin Mill, where 300 employees will lose their jobs in the coming months.
Planned Parenthood to forgo reimbursement for fetal tissue
A 1993 law passed by Congress with bipartisan support allows women who undergo abortions to donate fetal tissue for use in scientific research.
#MEcrime roundup: Top crime stories in central Maine
Today’s top crime stories: Police search for an armed robber, a reward is offered in the illegal killing of a pregnant deer, recent pregnancy remains are found in a Fairfield garage, five men plead guilty to engaging a prostitute, police arrest a burglary suspect and intercept alleged drug deal, and a Rangeley man is accused of being a fugitive from justice.
Invasive European naiad plant found at Maine, New Hampshire border, biologists say
The plant, which is able to overtake native lake habitats, was found in the Salmon Falls River.