AUGUSTA — State investigators continue to look into dozens of roadside fires that broke out in three different communities this week.
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Debate about jail crowding put on hold
AUGUSTA — County officials who gathered at the State House on Wednesday expecting a debate over a recent decision by two jails to quit taking inmates from other counties will have to wait at least another week.
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Overflow inmate solution will take time
AUGUSTA — County officials who gathered at the State House on Wednesday expecting a debate over a recent decision by two jails to quit taking inmates from other counties will have to wait at least another week.
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Belgrade woman arrested after allegedly dragging cop
BELGRADE — A Belgrade woman living on the lam the past three years was arrested Tuesday after dragging a sheriff’s deputy a short distance with her car, police said.
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Deputy dragged by fleeing suspect’s car
BELGRADE — A Belgrade woman living on the lam the past three years was arrested Tuesday after dragging a sheriff’s deputy a short distance with her car, police said.
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Police seek suspect in Vassalboro break-in
VASSALBORO — Police are looking for a man they say injured an Oak Grove Road woman during a break-in on her property Monday.
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Police seek man after break-in
VASSALBORO — Police are looking for a man they say injured an Oak Grove Road woman during a break-in on her property Monday.
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Big bang theory: Fireworks heating up
MONMOUTH — Jay Blais punches up a video on the computer pad and a small grin creases his face. It’s a bit slow at first, the hiss of the fuse igniting firecrackers that release a puff of smoke.
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Monmouth searches for answers should it leave RSU 2
MONMOUTH — Ending a relationship is almost always painful, but it remains to be seen just how much it would hurt for the community to break up with Regional School Unit 2.
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Statewide impact expected
AUGUSTA — The Somerset County Jail’s recent decision to no longer board inmates from other counties may end up testing the resolve of state officials to force their will upon counties, and the counties’ will to fight back.