Rudger Ellis, 21, is accused now of robbing pharmacies in Gardiner and Augusta.
Craig Crosby
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Community rallies around victims of Gardiner blaze
Thousands of dollars and supplies have been donated to help about 30 people displaced by the Highland Terrace fire earlier this month.
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Augusta officer involved in January shooting reportedly assaulted while making arrest
Officer Laura Drouin, who returned to work last week, suffered minor injuries while arresting a woman accused of stealing beer.
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Police release video of Gardiner Rite Aid robbery
The suspect in the Wednesday afternoon robbery wore dark clothes and grew impatient while waiting for the drugs.
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Augusta woman treated for injuries after Maine Turnpike crash
Four people were taken to area hospitals after Monday’s four-car crash on the interstate in Litchfield.
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Washington man’s death leaves family embittered, details of 2005 beating unclear
Steven Condon ‘fought one heck of a fight’ to live, his mother said, but never healed from his injuries.
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Winthrop boy honored for heroism
Malachi Walo, 12, who helped his siblings escape a fire last month, recalls the fire and reflects on how life has changed since.
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Third person in Rite Aid robberies in Augusta pleads guilty
Lance Szady, who police said drove the getaway car, pleaded guilty to taking part in the Sept. 2 robberies of Rite Aids on North Belfast Avenue and Hospital Street.
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Chelsea woman pleads guilty to helping Augusta Rite Aid robber
Nicole Breton admits she helped Dominic Pomerleau after the Sept. 2 robbery of two capital city pharmacies.
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Augusta couple, Whitefield woman sentenced for welfare fraud
Walter and Kathryn Trask and Connie Wheeler were given jail sentences for stealing money from Maine state assistance programs.