Philip J. Fitzherbert will be sentenced in November in Augusta after fraudulently collecting more than $27,000.
October 2015
Wilton Selectboard chairman resigns because of move
The board Tuesday will consider options for scheduling an election to fill the vacancy left by Paul Berkey Jr.’s move out of state.
Farmington police officer will be tried for Crowley-Smilek shooting
A U.S. District Court judge has cleared the police chief and the town of charges in the November 2011 shooting by police officer Ryan Rosie, but Rosie still faces two civil counts.
Former PUC head Kurt Adams taking helm of Summit Utilities
Summit Utilities is the parent company of Summit Natural Gas of Maine, which has been expanding in the state.
LePage officials reject request to appear before lawmakers in Good Will-Hinckley inquiry
Citing a civil lawsuit that House Speaker Mark Eves has brought against the governor, two of LePage’s senior staffers say they’ll answer written questions from the Government Oversight Committee but will not appear in person.
Maine gas prices decrease about 2 cents in past week
The average price is $1.13 less than it was a year ago.
Timeline traces search for missing ship El Faro
The cargo ship set out on Sept. 29 from Florida, bound for Puerto Rico, before Joaquin developed into a hurricane.
UNE boosted by addition of football to CCC
The Nor’easters will begin their first varsity football season in 2018.
Dolphins coach Joe Philbin fired 4 games into his 4th season
Tight ends coach Dan Campbell, who has been with the Dolphins since 2010, was expected to be promoted to interim coach.
Drugs, guns, conservation and LePage dominate proposed legislation by Maine lawmakers
Details are not public and many of the proposals won’t become bills, but those that do will set the stage for the 2016 elections.