JoAnna St. Germain said she was suffering from extreme insomnia and other mental health issues when she made posts on social media calling for the military and U.S. Secret Service to ‘take out’ Trump supporters.
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High schools Thursday: Richmond baseball blanks Buckfield
Brady Alexander dominates on the mound and produces at the plate for the Bobcats.
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Anson man, 79, dies in North Anson crash
The man was starting to turn left on River Road in North Anson when a driver passing his and other vehicles struck his car, according to the Somerset County Sheriff’s Office.
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Madison man to serve 9½ years for 2023 death of Anson man
Roland Flood, 63, was sentenced as part of a plea deal for the 2023 killing of Mark Trabue, with whom he had lived.
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High schools Thursday: Carrabec softball edges Richmond
Karen Baker, Ava Welch and Aiyana Tibbetts each collect 2 RBI for the Cobras in Class D win.
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High schools Tuesday: Carrabec baseball cruises past Greenville
Logan Caldwell has two hits, including a triple, in the Cobras’ win over the Lakers.
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Madison man gets manslaughter plea deal in 2023 killing
Roland Flood was scheduled to go on trial next week for the killing of Mark Trabue but struck a last-minute plea deal with prosecutors.
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High schools Monday: Cony baseball no-hits Lawrence in KVAC B showdown
Monmouth, Carrabec softball teams win big; Oak Hill baseball tops Spruce.
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Central Maine track and field athletes to watch in 2025
Reigning state and conference champions return across the region this spring.
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Small central Maine schools take center stage in track and field
Several Class C programs have athletes who should contend for state championships this spring.