Few accidents were reported Friday as plowing contractors stayed busy and schools and businesses from Richmond to Kingfield called off classes for a third day this week.
Michael Shepherd
Central Mainers dig out after the storm, prepare for more
Many schools remained closed, but state offices and businesses reopened after Tuesday’s massive storm dumped more than a foot of snow across the region.
Augusta police seek help identifying convenience store armed robber
A young man wearing a plaid jacket and bomber hat reportedly showed a gun and took cash from Augusta Quik Mart on Sunday night.
Augusta Quick Mart robbed
Police told robber had a gun and got away with cash.
Maine’s 2015 smelt catch ‘Hit or miss,’ but ‘better than last year’
Fishing on the Kennebec River has rebounded this year, keeping shacks occupied, but concern remains for the fishery and trouble may loom for it next year.
Arsenic in well water targeted by Saviello, Gattine
Proposals by Wilton, Westbrook lawmakers would fund well testing and remediation for low-income homeowners on the heels of a study that linked arsenic to lower IQs schoolchildren.
LePage: Chances ‘little to none’ that Bucksport mill restarts
The Republican governor said Verso Paper, which hopes to sell the shuttered mill to a scrap metal recycler, is run by “bottom feeders” who should leave Maine.
Kennebec County jail overcrowding symptom of bigger state problem
The jail in Augusta is one of two chronically overcrowded county jails in Maine, and with a lack of funding, there is no easy solution.
Police: Augusta woman charged during Sunday morning crash
Betsy Robertson, 35, of Augusta, was charged with operating under the influence after a crash that sent a Dresden man to the hospital with minor injuries.
Icy roads paralyze motorists in central Maine
Dozens of vehicles reportedly slid off roads in much of central Maine on Sunday afternoon, with crashes reported from Hallowell to Somerset County.