Maine’s top corrections official says there were no warning signs that Arnold Nash would flee a minimum security unit in Charleston last Thursday.
2018
Posted inMaine
Early morning fire in Randolph contained to basement
A family is safe after a fire during the wee hours Monday morning prompted response from five municipalities, officials said.
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Posted inCommunity
Great Maine Apple Day set for Oct. 14
Event is sponsored by MOFGA, Fedco and the University of Maine Cooperative Extension.
Posted inCommunity
Central Maine Career Expo set for Nov. 18
Free event for high school students, KVCC students and the general public will be held at the Alfond Campus in Hinckley.
Posted inNation & World
See video, photos: Death toll climbs to 35, rescues continue as Florence floodwaters strand people
Officials airlift food and water to Wilmington, which has been mostly cut off from the rest of the state by water.
Posted inCommunity
Encampment at Fort Western set for Sept. 29, 30
The reenactment will commemorate Benedict Arnold’s march to Quebec that began at Fort Western in September 1775.
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“Over 35” basketball group offered Sundays in Waterville
Cardiovascular exercise group meets weekly at Alfond Youth Center.
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After School Program children receive backpacks
The bags were packed with school supplies.
Posted inNation & World, Politics
Brett Kavanaugh and woman who accused him of sex assault to testify before Senate panel Monday
Maine Sen. Susan Collins joined other senators, including a handful of Republicans, who have called for a delay in the vote, which is scheduled for Thursday.
