The home on Lone Indian Trail was one of thousands that lost power this week.
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Red Cross opens emergency shelters in Augusta, Norridgewock, Jackman
Food, cots and blankets will be available at the shelters for those who have had no electrical power for three days.
Tens of thousands in central Maine still without power in storm’s wake
Approximately 62 percent of Central Maine Power and Emera Maine customers were without power by late Monday afternoon.
Augusta man operated meth lab in home with children, police say
Patrick Shorey is also charged with drug trafficking.
Smoke sends Augusta resident fleeing from home early Friday
A flooded oil burner sent a Prospect Street resident out into the street in the early morning hours.
More rain, high wind predicted for Sunday night
The National Weather Service said the storm will bring heavy rain, strong winds and potential flooding and power outages.
Interstate bridge damage prompts fast-track replacement in Augusta
Starting Monday, exit 109A southbound on Interstate 95 will be closed to traffic as the effort to replace the overpass by next spring gets underway.
Two sentenced for drug transactions in Augusta
Michael Fry and Tyrif Cherry pleaded guilty in separate hearings at the Capital Judicial Center.
Blaine House food drive set for Saturday
This Saturday and Nov. 4, the governor asks people to drop off food donations to help the needy.
First Amendment Museum in Augusta receives $5,860 grant to restore ironwork
The First Amendment Museum will use the money for restorative work as part of the building’s ongoing rehabilitation project.