WINSLOW — The man who robbed the Winslow Community Federal Credit Union Thursday morning probably wasn’t the same man who held up a credit union in Unity two weeks ago, authorities said Friday.
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Two robberies, two robbers, say police
WINSLOW — The man who robbed the Winslow Community Federal Credit Union Thursday morning probably wasn’t the same man who held up a credit union in Unity two weeks ago, authorities said Friday.
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Winslow credit union robbed
WINSLOW — State and local police scoured central Maine Thursday for the man who robbed the Winslow Community Federal Credit Union at 12 Monument St.
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Winslow credit union robbed
WINSLOW — State and local police scoured central Maine Thursday for the man who robbed the Winslow Community Federal Credit Union at 12 Monument St.
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UPDATE: Manhunt continues for Winslow credit union robber
WINSLOW — State and local police continue to search for a man who robbed the Winslow Community Federal Credit Union at 12 Monument St. this morning.
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Judge: Illegal gun ownership indictment stands after appeal
A U.S. District Court judge has denied a Corinna man’s second attempt to dismiss a federal illegal gun possession indictment.
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Man charged with violating bail, trying to punch officer
NEWPORT — Jailed the prior week for allegedly beating his girlfriend and heaving her out the front door, a Newport man faces new charges that he violated bail by allowing the victim back into his mobile home and possessed a switchblade knife, police said.
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Soundalike street names eyed following delay to fatal shooting
WINSLOW — The delayed response to an emergency call that resulted in a murder-suicide has prompted municipal officials to review all of the town’s street names and consider changing ones that sound alike.
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Winslow’s new public works director finds job, town a good fit
WINSLOW — Paul Fongemie grew up in Madawaska, right against the Canadian border and the state’s northernmost town. Not surprisingly, he spoke French before English.
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Hallelujah chorus heard at Waterville Opera House
WATERVILLE — A wish has come true for organizers of the Waterville Opera House’s $4.3 million renovation and expansion.