Frankie Dejesus, 29, who pleaded guilty to a federal drug conspiracy charge for distributing drugs in central Maine, was sentenced to more than 10 years in prison.
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Augusta police arrest Rumford man on two charges of gross sexual assault
Alexander L. Lapointe, 34, allegedly committed sexual assault on a minor younger than 12-years-old when he resided in Augusta.
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Kennebec Historical Society to host talk in Manchester
“Stagecoaches on the Kennebec” will be the topic of the April 17 event
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Lucky Clark On Music: Julia Lane of Castlebay
Julia Lane, Fred Gosbee duo strive to keep Maine’s musical memories, history alive with concert April 7 at UMA.
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High asbestos levels found in state’s Cultural Building in Augusta; consultants say there’s no danger
At least one employee is concerned about communication with workers; consultants said the high levels of asbestos are embedded in dirt and dust and pose low risk of entering the air.
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Eddington man arrested after police pursuit in Augusta
Benjamin J. Mooreside was arrested after allegedly traveling more than 70 mph on Western Avenue, then eluding police after crashing his vehicle and escaping on foot.
Posted inBusiness, Maine
Takeaways on building strong economy in central Maine
At Wednesday’s Central Maine Business Breakfast in Augusta, experts talked about what it takes to build a strong regional economy in central Maine. (Internet access helps.)
Posted inLifestyle
Robert Nash focus of April 6 presentation
Free event will be held at Lithgow Library in Augusta.
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Sidney Historical Society to host talk April 9
Capt. Jonathan Bratten, historian for the National Guard, will give “A History of Camp Keyes”
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Augusta bicyclist pleads guilty to criminal threatening
Joshua A. Veilleux, accused of demanding money and threatening to stab a man outside Walgreens in Augusta, was sentenced Tuesday to 48 days in jail.