Ineligible expenses included a $3,760 charge for transportation that consisted of “two lead escort vehicles, a limousine, and a horse and carriage,” the report said.
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Posted inNation & World
Judge orders FBI to produce records on Civil War gold hunt
A federal judge has ordered the FBI to speed up the release of records about the agency’s search for buried Civil War-era gold in Pennsylvania.
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Posted inNation & World
Turkey launches ground, air offensive in northern Iraq
At least 19 suspected Kurdish rebels are killed in the incursion.
Posted inMaine, News
Conservation group joins call to save Maine salmon rivers, including along the Kennebec River
The Kennebec, Penobscot and Union rivers were ranked fourth most endangered bodies of water in American Rivers’ annual report.
Posted inTimes Record
Sen. Collins calls for aid to Ukraine following Bath shipyard visit
Collins and Rep. Jared Golden were joined on a tour of BIW by U.S. Chief of Naval Operations Admiral Michael Gilday.
Posted inNew England Patriots, Sports
Patriots cornerback Malcolm Butler addresses Super Bowl benching
Butler, who signed a two-year deal to return to New England, said he and Bill Belichick have spoken multiple times since he didn’t play in Super Bowl LII.
Posted inCommunity, Maine, Morning Sentinel, Schools and Education
Good Will-Hinckley president and executive director to leave this summer
Rob Moody will leave the organization after serving in various positions for nearly 25 years to become the principal at China Primary School.
Posted inBusiness, Kennebec Journal, Maine
Watch: Augusta ax-throwing center will bring woodsmen sport, zombies indoors
Mike Yeaton and Mary Young are bringing hatchet throwing to Maine’s capital region through Hatchet House in The Marketplace at Augusta, where people can spend an hour hurling hatchets for fun starting in May.
Posted inMaine
Expansion of Good Samaritan Law gets bipartisan backing, but may face a veto
The Mills administration has supported a more modest expansion of the law, which would protect certain people from arrest if someone reports a potentially fatal overdose.
Posted inBusiness, Kennebec Journal, Maine, News
Restaurant proposal for last Edwards mill building in Augusta would involve $1 sale from city to developers
Proposal would bring a restaurant, and maybe not the initially proposed wine bar and tapas eatery, to the Northern Avenue site.