When Michael M. Boucher Sr. was convicted in 1991 of murdering 18-year-old Debra Dill, her family thought he would be in a maximum security prison for the rest of his life. But state officials will consider his release in May.
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Winthrop, Gardiner compete to provide ambulance service to Monmouth
The Monmouth Rescue Association says it will end service in January, leaving town officials to look for a new provider.
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Winthrop officials continue spat over school funds
Tension between municipal and school officials has mounted since June, when an auditor flagged problems with school spending accounts.
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Winthrop to raise dispatch fees
Town council agrees to 25 percent increase for the nine communities it serves.
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Augusta police look for links to department’s history
An open house is set for 6-8 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 7, where police hope the public will share pictures, stories and heirlooms of days gone by.
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Monmouth selectmen weigh ambulance options
Continuing to operate an ambulance service in town will cost about double what the town currently pays.
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Black Friday shoppers descend on Augusta stores
Thousands get up early to snatch up electronics, other Black Friday deals.
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Winthrop crash victim dies
Patricia St. Laurent, who has been in critical condition since the Thursday crash that claimed the life of her husband, has died.
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State jail system to divert millions to programs
The state Board of Corrections is developing a plan to spend more than $4 million more on programs aimed at curbing repeat offenders.
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Unhappy tenant allegedly sets fire to Augusta apartment building
Christina M. Karod, 21, was arrested a few hours after the fire and charged with arson, say police.