A criminal complaint filed by a U.S. postal inspector includes two felony counts against Patrick Clark, 52, of South Portland.
January 2019
Posted inUncategorized
Smoking rate at all-time low – but benefits not shared equally in U.S.
People from neighborhoods with the highest smoking rates are more likely to be poor, less likely to be white, and more likely to have chronic heart or lung diseases.
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Posted inNation & World
Moose wanders into Alaska hospital building
The moose got inside the building through doors that were stuck open because of extreme cold in Anchorage.
Posted inBoys Basketball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Winthrop boys basketball’s defense shines in win over Madison
Ramblers hold Bulldogs to one point in first quarter.
Posted inGirls Basketball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Gardiner girls basketball holds off Erskine
Tigers survive late Eagles rally for win.
Posted inBusiness, Local & State, News
Portland council grants Luke’s Lobster a liquor license despite complaints about process
Several residents of Portland Pier are upset that they weren’t notified about the nearby project, which includes a restaurant that’s expected to open around Memorial Day.
Posted inLocal & State, Maine Crime
Trial for former Jay man accused of killing girlfriend starts
Trial opened Monday with the prosecutor focusing on Sweeney’s obsessive jealousy and the defense pointing to mental illness and deafness.
Posted inLocal & State, Maine Crime, News
Waterboro man to serve 54 months of 13-year sentence for stabbing
Vincent Cole, 27, pleaded guilty to seven charges stemming from four different incidents that included the July 2017 stabbing.
Posted inLocal & State
Hallowell councilors cite ‘good moral character,’ deny license for marijuana storefront operator
Councilors denied licensing for the Cannabis Healing Center and awarded licenses to three other establishments, including one that missed out in last month’s lottery.
Posted inLocal & State, News, Politics
Maine DHHS starts rulemaking process on public assistance for asylum seekers
Gov. Janet Mills does not plan to change rules proposed by the LePage administration after a court decision forcing the state to restore benefits it had been denying.