The state’s public health campaign following a 2012 gonorrhea outbreak is just one example of the challenges faced by epidemiologists, Dr. Stephen Sears says.
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No indictment yet for woman accused of swindling Winslow High School wrestlers
District Attorney Maeghan Maloney said prosecutors are trying to negotiate an agreement that will get the victims repaid.
Oakland couple in trouble over theft, ATV incidents
Two days after a woman was charged with stealing from Walmart and screaming obscenities, her boyfriend was stunned by a Taser and charged with assaulting an officer.
Central Maine’s early adopters say 3-D printing will change the world
When every home includes a box that can produce anything, people will be able to print their heart’s desire, say users.
Coin toss decides open Fairfield council seat
Jim Murray is seated after a coin toss breaks a deadlock between him and former chairwoman Tracey Stevens.
Fairfield police find cocaine in sleeping family’s home
An early morning search warrant capping a six-month investigation turns up eight grams of cocaine and criminal charges, police said.
New Fairfield council member will be old council member
Three former councilors have indicated an interest in an open seat; the current members will make a decision Wednesday night.
Dexter nursing home death highlights bigger issues
Nursing home staff failed to follow end-of-life directives of patient to administer CPR, spurring state’s largest fine of year and raising questions about policies regarding elder care.
Rome puts off cell tower decision
Global Tower Partners wants to put the tower on a ridge overlooking Great Pond, the Belgrade Regional Conservation Alliance is opposed, and the town planning board is caught in the middle.
Maine middle-schoolers reporting rise in bullying
The state, educators have stepped up efforts to combat bullying behavior, but a recent survey shows that so far, middle school bullies seem to be winning.