Erroneous data used in DNA calculations did not affect the conviction of Thomas Mitchell in the slaying of Judith L. Flagg.
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Smiles, hugs abound as Augusta, Waterville children start new school year
Many students seemed happy and enthusiastic to hit the books.
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Woman pulled from bottom of Augusta hotel pool in critical condition
Ann Scher, of New York, was taken to Maine Medical Center in Portland on Tuesday.
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Southport Boats sale means growth and expansion for Augusta company
The company is expected to add jobs and production capacity in a new facility in the Augusta area.
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Portland man pleads guilty to Augusta heroin offense
An anonymous tip led police to stop Preston Cooper’s car on Winter Street June 1.
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Hundreds of veterans seek jobs at the Augusta Armory
The job fair was the kickoff for the Maine Hire-a-Vet campaign, and there were close to 150 employers from around the state accepting resumes for several hours Tuesday morning.
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Woman pulled from bottom of pool at Augusta hotel
Bystanders administered CPR before rescue personnel arrived; the woman was taken to the hospital.
Posted inMaine, Maine Crime, News
West Gardiner man enters not guilty plea to murder and manslaughter charges
Derrick Dupont, 26, was arraigned on the indictment that alleges he shot and killed a man outside Dupont’s home in the early morning hours of June 17.
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Waterville murderer seeks review of plea deal in bid to leave prison before he dies
Robert Lonardo, convicted in the 1994 slaying of Marianne Pembroke, says his attorney failed to convey a plea offer in connection with the shooting death of Marianne Pembrook.
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Homeless camping out in Augusta sometimes at odds with police
The police say they enforce laws against camping on public land when a homeless camper comes to their attention, but they don’t go into the woods looking for them.