State, county and local law enforcement officers will assist federal effort after state recovers from 2012’s record of 58 pharmacy robberies.
Craig Crosby
NYC shooting suspect arrested in Litchfield
Parris Peterson-Lloyd, 25, of the Bronx, wanted in connection with the shooting of eight or nine people at a party in that city last month is on his way back to the Empire State, after his arrest on the Maine Turnpike in Litchfield over the weekend.
North Monmouth restaurant honors community’s World War II KIAs
A display inside TJ’s Place on U.S. Route 202 in North Monmouth honors the 7 Monmouth men killed in action during World War II.
14-hour day, 20-minute payoff for fireworks technicians
Fireworks technicians put in 14-hour days to set up for shows that last only about 20 minutes, but it’s all worth it says Charlie Squires of Central Maine Pyrotechnics.
NY, Augusta men arrested in Monday drug raid; crack, cash seized
Matthew Jepsen, 29, of Augusta, and Robert Lonnie Dixon, 34, and Kenneth Floyd, 21, both of the Bronx, were arrested Monday in a Glenridge Drive apartment search that netted $1,700 worth of crack cocaine and $8,192 in cash, according to police.
Belgrade Public Library ribbon cutting celebrates donors’ generosity
Dozens of people turned out Sunday to celebrate the official opening of the Belgrade Public Library on Depot Street.
Fire destroys Dresden farmhouse Saturday morning; no injuries reported
James L. and Louise A. Crawson’s three-story home at 406 Cedar Grove Road in Dresden was leveled by a Saturday fire, which took several hours and firefighters from a dozen communities to control.
Civil Air Patrol’s open house in Augusta aims to draw teen recruits
An open house at the Civil Air Patrol’s Augusta hangar Saturday was geared specifically toward giving young people a chance to see the benefits of becoming a cadet in the U.S. Air Force’s civilian auxiliary.
State museum features ‘Maine Voices from the Civil War’
The Maine State Museum’s new exhibit, “Maine Voices from the Civil War,” which opens Saturday, features letters and other personal items, such as paintings and diaries, from Maine soldiers.
New commission to examine finances of jail system
A new Legislative commission will examine the costs of the county jail system and Board of Corrections.