Breton, who has worked in state government for 25 years, was an associate commissioner before being promoted to the new position.
Scott Dolan
James Carville hits the stump for Maine’s Democratic candidates
Former Clinton strategist calls LePage a “man of ideology” at Democratic party lobster bake in Freeport.
LePage wants to move welfare lawsuit to federal court
The suit challenges the ban on General Assistance funds to illegal immigrants.
Claims of guards’ harassment lead to state prison probe
The investigation, which might focus on up to 17 guards’ treatment of their fellow workers, stems from an allegation of a hostile work environment.
Judge denies bail change for indicted ex-Maine State Police chief
Andrew Demers Jr., 74, who is accused of sexually assaulting a 4-year-old child, sought to change a bail condition to allow him contact with grandchildren.
Husband shot his wife and three young children as they slept, then killed himself in their Saco apartment
• Saturday’s murder-suicide was one of the deadliest domestic violence cases in Maine history.
• The children’s mother told a friend that her husband, who suffered from depression, had threatened suicide.
• Neighbors and police say there were no signs that the couple had an abusive relationship in the past.
Husband shot wife and three children as they slept, then killed himself in their Saco apartment
The children’s mother told a friend that her husband, who suffered from depression, had threatened suicide.
Police say husband killed wife, three children, then himself in Saco apartment
According to police, Heather Smith told a friend that her husband had threatened suicide earlier last week, and pointed a gun at his own head.
Lewiston woman killed in crash on Buxton Road in Saco
Samantha Sabourin, 22, apparently lost control of the car she was driving early Sunday morning after passing other vehicles and crashed into a telephone pole.
Saco family of five killed, may be a murder-suicide
All five people found in an apartment had been shot to death, including children ages 12, 7 and 4. ‘All indications are that no one outside of the family was responsible for the deaths,’ said Stephen McCausland, spokesman for the Maine Department of Public Safety.