Snowmobilers ignore barriers to a trail that was closed after riders left the marked trail and threatened dogs.
Craig Crosby
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Snowmobile pulled from Maranacook Lake
Nobody was hurt Friday when the snowmobile went through thin ice as March days lengthen and temperatures rise.
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Augusta Holocaust center play to highlight struggle of women at war
“The Lonely Soldier: Women at War in Iraq” opens this week at the University of Maine at Augusta.
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Augusta’s St. Michael School supports Police Chief Gregoire
Bishop Robert Deeley visited the elementary school to help present a check from a basketball fundraiser to the police chief injured in a motorcycle crash.
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Augusta city marshal’s badge comes home
A California collector donated a badge worn by the head of the Police Department more than 100 years ago.
Posted inLocal & State, Schools and Education
SMASH brings ‘The Merchant of Venice’ to Monmouth
The Southern Maine Association of Shakespearean Homeschoolers will open Thursday night at Cumston Hall.
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Winthrop woman’s home-based business takes off
Shandra Rubchinuk’s secondhand store, Everything Kids, has taken over the first floor of her Main Street home; and she is looking to move to a new location with more room.
Posted inLocal & State, Maine Crime, News
Augusta police investigate Gage Street incident
Police and Lincoln County law enforcement are trying to untangle what was initially reported as a kidnapping Thursday morning.
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Augusta family’s 19th-century violin returns to life
A broken violin repaired by a Fairfield craftsman is restored and returned to the family that has owned it for generations.
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Augusta drug raids result in six arrests
Police reportedly seize crack cocaine and heroin from homes on Mayflower Road and Second Avenue.