Sean Collier was shot dead in the aftermath of the Boston Marathon bombings.
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Maine police to help honor fallen MIT officer
The contingent will include about 30 Portland officers and two dozen state troopers.
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Suspect in S. Portland bank robbery in custody
The 23-year-old South Portland man is being held at the Cumberland County Jail on $150,000 bail.
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Maine police monitoring Boston manhunt
A Maine State Police detective has been in Boston to assist the investigators looking for the bombing suspects
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No sign of foul play on Harpswell body
The state medical examiner has been asked to examine the body of a 28-year-old Harpswell man who was found dead on Bailey Island Thursday morning.
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Portland police heighten vigilance in bombing aftermath
‘We’re giving special attention to critical infrastructure and transportation hubs,’ says Police Chief Michael Sauschuck.
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Maine’s Senators issue joint statement on Boston Marathon blasts
“Like all Americans, we are shocked and deeply saddened by the deplorable and heinous act of violence that occurred at the Boston Marathon today,” say Senators King and Collins in a joint statement.
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Maine runners, spectators recount scenes of horror
‘It was absolutely like a war scene,’ says the organizer of Run for the Fallen in Maine, who was at the finish line.
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Maine-NH bridge supports damaged by tanker
With the bridge closed because of the collision, the Interstate 95 bridge is the only route across the Piscataqua River between Kittery and Portsmouth, N.H.
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Fugitive rapist returns to Mass. as ‘surreal’ story starts next chapter
Police recall being upset when Gary Irving disappeared, only to spend 34 years hiding in plain sight in Gorham.