AUGUSTA — It was where he kept the flag that had once been draped over his father’s coffin.
Craig Crosby
UMA gathering remembers Rwanda genocide victims
AUGUSTA — Juste Tresor Gatari stood huddled in the group of family and neighbors, confused by what was happening around him. Gatari, just 7 years old, was among those ordered to move when soldiers divided the group in half. A family friend pulled Gatari back into his original group moments before soldiers led away those with whom Gatari had been standing.
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AUGUSTA — The city’s latest crime numbers are now just a click away.
Rwandan genocide focus of UMA ‘Walk to Remember’
AUGUSTA — The Rwandan genocide claimed the lives of nearly 1 million people. And while the small African nation continues to suffer the scars, it has largely been forgotten in the west.
UPDATE: Photo released of Augusta pharmacy robber
AUGUSTA — Police on Monday released a video surveillance photo released as they continued to search for a man who robbed an Augusta Rite Aid pharmacy Friday night.
Gathering honors Rwanda’s slaughtered
AUGUSTA–Juste Tresor Gatari stood huddled in the group of family and neighbors, confused by what was happening around him. Gatari, just 7 years old, was among those ordered to move when soldiers divided the group in half. A family friend pulled Gatari back into his original group moments before soldiers led away those with whom Gatari had been standing.
Rwandan genocide focus of UMA walk
AUGUSTA — The Rwandan genocide claimed the lives of nearly 1 million people. And while the small African nation continues to suffer the scars, it has largely been forgotten in the west.
Police: Man pulled gun in slushy dispute
AUGUSTA — City police are looking for a man they say hurled a frozen slush drink at an acquaintance and threatened him with a handgun during a dispute outside a Mount Vernon Avenue convenience store.
First responders learning how to help PTSD victims
AUGUSTA — Just weeks after Farmington police shot and killed Army veteran Justin Crowley-Smilek outside the town’s police station, Kennebec County Sheriff Randall Liberty set in motion a plan to teach law enforcement and corrections officers how to deal with people suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder.
Monmouth debates whether to stay in RSU 2
MONMOUTH — Voters at the annual Town Meeting in June will either get a chance to begin the process of withdrawing from Regional School Unit 2 or decide, once and for all, that they are staying put.