One notice of claim in the wreck, which involved a town employee driving a van carrying 11 summer campers, says the victim’s medical bills totaled $100,000.
September 2018
Posted inField Hockey, Sports, Varsity Maine
Skowhegan field hockey makes adjustments, beats Cony
Indians off to 2-0 start to season.
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Kushner Cos. amassed more than a half-million dollars in unpaid fines
Many of the hundreds of violations over the past five years took place while President Trump’s son-in-law was running the family real estate company.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
State revokes liquor license of downtown Portland bar
The action against Sagamore Hill was taken after the applicants removed the name of a minority owner who later pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI in Pennsylvania, officials say.
Posted inMaine
Augusta police station: Move it downtown or just next door?
As city officials mull replacing the Augusta police station, downtown advocates say a centrally-located spot should be looked at too.
Posted inMaine
Wayne delays action on town-owned property after rush of local feedback
Residents are split over whether land on Wilson Pond should be preserved or sold to the highest bidder.
Posted inMaine
Gardiner considers temporary ban on medical marijuana shops
A public hearing and second read on the proposed moratorium is scheduled for Wednesday’s City Council meeting.
Posted inMaine, Maine Crime
Litchfield man sentenced on visual sexual aggression charge
Daniel Gauthier, 46, was ordered to spend an initial three years behind bars.
Posted inBusiness, Maine
Hallowell weighs paid parking permits for downtown
If approved, downtown residents could pay $100 annually for overnight access downtown lots.
Posted inMaine, Politics
LePage files court-ordered plan to expand Medicaid in Maine – and asks feds to reject it
The governor, a staunch opponent of expanding Medicaid, wrote in his application that additional funds have not been appropriated.