GPS tracking devices secreted in the stolen money led police to Kevin Barr, who was ordered held in lieu of $20,000 cash bail in connection with Tuesday’s heist at KeyBank in Waterville.
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Beetle grubs leaving Augusta grassless
City officials are weighing how to attack the problem, which is affecting parks, cemeteries, major intersections and public grounds.
Former Augusta woman sentenced for drug trafficking
Jaci Beane, of Farmingdale, will spend an initial 18 months behinds bars and then two years on probation.
Public gets a chance to weigh in on insurers’ ACA rate requests for 2019
Two meetings, in Bangor and Portland, will allow residents to ask questions and comment on proposed increases of up to 13.8%.
Defense: Prosecutors challenged by lack of forensics in Manchester double murder
David W. Marble Jr. is charged with killing two people near a gravel pit on Christmas morning 2015.
Maine-ly Harmony to hold benefit yard sale July 14
Annual fundraiser will be held at Palermo’s Hill Gardens.
Cony Middle School honor roll
Students acknowledged for academic achievement for the fourth quarter.
LePage veto stands, which means family can’t sue state for selling man’s home, killing his cat
The DHHS had been appointed William Dean’s guardian, and the lawsuit alleges that the agency sold his Owls Head house for below market value, allowed his Rockland home to fall into disrepair and euthanized his cat.
Lawmakers overturn 20 of governor’s 43 vetoes
A bill to increase reimbursement rates for group homes serving adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities is among those that became law over LePage’s objection.
Despite fundraising crunch, Festival de la Bastille begins Friday in Augusta
The two-day fete put on by Le Club Calumet features music, dance, fireworks and is set to begin Friday.