Authorities say the May 2010 crash claimed the lives of 27-year-old Tam Ngoc Tran and 26-year-old Cinthya Nathalie Felix Perez.
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LURC reform panel to meet in Calais today
The panel will consider reform recommendations from large landowners.
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Survey: Maine towns’ revenue down
A Maine Municipal Association and Census Bureau survey shows town revenues to be down by 6 percent in 2010 from the previous year.
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New England, Canadian executives discuss energy
The northeast region of the United States lacks significant local energy resources and depends heavily on imports from Canada.
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SNAPSHOT: Will this one do?
WILL THIS ONE DO? Caitlynn Stanley, left, inspects a photo Tuesday taken by Lisa Swanton, Brunswick, above the bulkhead on the Kennebec River in Hallowell. Stanley said she was a bit late to pose for senior portraits for the Maranacook Community High School yearbook, but still had nice weather for photos.
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Dunlap to seek Senate seat
WASHINGTON — Former Maine Secretary of State Matthew Dunlap, a Democrat, is officially running for the seat held by Maine U.S. Sen. Olympia Snowe.
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Poorest poor in US hits record: 1 in 15
WASHINGTON — The ranks of America’s poorest poor have climbed to a record high — 1 in 15 people — spread widely across metropolitan areas as the housing bust pushed many inner-city poor into suburbs and other outlying places and shriveled jobs and income.
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Police book 3 in Farmington crime spree
FARMINGTON — Three masked men held a couple at gunpoint inside their home Halloween night, eventually forcing the husband to drive two of the robbers to an ATM while his wife remained at gunpoint back at the house, according to police.
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Colby’s absentee ballot event flops
WATERVILLE — Expecting crowds of 100 or more, the city spent an extra $192 to hire extra staff to process absentee ballot requests on Wednesday for students at Colby College.
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WESTERN D BOYS SOCCER: Early goal enough to sink Bobcats
RICHMOND — The Greenville boys soccer team wanted a quick start to pressure its nemesis. It needed a spectacular performance from its keeper.