Melina Snead, 25, of Rochester, N.Y., pleaded guilty in May to conspiring to distribute heroin and crack cocaine between June 2015 and March 2017, the U.S. attorney says.
December 2018
Posted inLife & Culture, Lifestyle, Local & State, Schools and Education
Good Will-Hinckley schedules two-day free Holiday Magic event
The organization is dropping its Festival of Trees after having held a successful Fall Gala, the organization’s primary fundraiser.
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Madawaska man sentenced for importing Ritalin, Xanax
Tristan Nelson will serve 18 months for importing large quantities of the pills from the Philippines.
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Waterville council to consider asking governor-elect, legislators, for return of revenue sharing
City Manager Michael Roy says loss of revenue sharing is the major reason the city has had financial difficulties the last few years.
Posted inNation & World, Politics
Trump wants ‘full and complete’ sentence for Cohen
The president tweeted his ire for his former lawyer on MOnday.
Posted inLocal & State, Maine Crime
Bronx, NY, man and two others arrested on drug charges in Waterville
Devon Sealy is also charged with possession of a firearm by a prohibited person.
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Police, state and local fire officials investigating Waterville fire scene
The fire that damaged a duplex in the city’s South End late Saturday started in the basement, but an investigator said he could not yet disclose the cause.
Posted inLocal & State, Maine Crime
Winslow dog owners seek to suppress cellphone, Facebook records
Brandon Ross and Danielle Jones are charged with failing to comply with a court order to euthanize their two pit bulls.
Posted inLife & Culture, Local & State
Beloved turtle celebrates 50th birthday
Diane the Turtle was given to a now-grown-up Bristol, N.H., man when he was a bedridden 12-year-old in 1968.
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Fire in Troy home causes damage, but no injuries
Gary and Sylvia Glidden were at their house on 384 Bangor Road when flames started to spread. Troy fire chief Gregory Packard Jr. said that hoarding created a potentially deadly hazard.