The two injured men are likely to be identified Monday in conjunction with the initial appearance at the Capital Judicial Center by Dylan Ketcham, the 21-year-old Gardiner man who was arrested early Saturday in connection with the violent altercation.
2020
In divided America, some voters tuning out impeachment trial
Many made up their minds about the president’s impeachment months ago, says one analyst, plus there’s little trial drama since the outcome looks preordained.
Far out: Hundreds attend first first Maine Sci-Fi & Fantasy Nerd Festival in Fairfield
Attendees at the first Maine Sci-Fi & Fantasy Nerd Festival were able to enjoy food, vendors, face painting, balloon animals, cosplay and more.
Eight Habitat for Humanity homes to be built in South Portland
The Planning Board approved the project unanimously, and construction of the first single-family house will begin this spring.
Trump peace plan could boost embattled Israeli leader
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was vowing to ‘make history’ as he headed to Washington on Sunday.
Richmond to consider extending life of pipeline TIF
Residents will have a chance to ask questions about the proposal, which would extend the existing for a decade, and capture all the taxes paid to be dedicated to specific projects.
‘Bad Boys,’ ‘1917’ best ‘The Gentlemen’ at box office
Will Smith and Martin Lawrence’s “Bad Boys for Life” easily remained the top ticket seller over newcomer “The Gentlemen.”
Nazi camp survivor turns 100 on Holocaust Remembrance Day
For Slovenian Marija Frlan, who was held at Ravensbrück for over a year, it’s as symbolic as it can get.
Iraqi protesters defy top cleric and return to the streets
Five rockets crash into a riverbank near the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad, and another reportedly lands inside the embassy walls.
Bikers, vendors make connections at Augusta motorcycle swap meet
The annual Great Northern Motorcycle Swapmeet draws riders and others to the Augusta Civic Center to swap parts and stories and make new connections.