October 2015 – Page 143 – Centralmaine.com

Immigrant Mainers launching new political action committee

by Bob Keyes October 8, 2015

An officer in the group says the New Mainers PAC could help the state’s immigrant communities come together and be heard by decision-makers.

A toddler who got sick after visiting the petting zoo at the Oxford County Fair remains in fair condition at Maine Medical Center.

by Staff Report October 8, 2015October 8, 2015

Robert Jerome Bond, 46, was a Canadian citizen when he improperly received the benefits in 2011, authorities said.

by David Hench October 8, 2015

The officer allegedly tried to pull over a car and then fired at a back tire when the driver drove off.

The town’s fire chief said the skidder rolled backward into the logger while he was notching a tree.

A competence evaluation for Colby Hodgdon, 16, accused of stabbing his father to death in March, is being reviewed by his lawyers.

Wilfred Morissette will be sentenced next week for reckless conduct in May 2014 at the home of his ex-wife, a former state representative.

by STAFF REPORT October 8, 2015October 8, 2015

Owners of the Rangeley ski resort, who had suggested it might not open for the 2015-16 season, made the announcement Thursday in a Facebook post.

Augusta area police reports for Oct. 8, 2015.

Toast Xpress, in the former Glass Express building, opens early and uses bread from Winslow’s Big G’s Deli to give a whole new meaning to toast.