A third defendant, Aubrey Armstrong, who was recently returned to Maine from New York and has refused to identify himself, is expected to continue to trial.
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Children conjure future whoopie pie wonders in Augusta
The Maine Whoopie Festival and the Maine State Museum challenged them to imagine how the state’s signature dessert might look a century from now.
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After crash, Augusta man charged with drunken driving, leaving scene of accident
Police said Shane Cater, 23, walked away from the crash at the intersection of Bolton Hill Road and North Belfast Avenue.
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Chelsea man charged with terrorizing after he allegedly tells Augusta men he wants to ‘blow their heads off’
Michael C. Swift, 29, also was charged with operating under the influence early Friday morning.
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Lawsuit over blasting filed against city of Augusta, local construction, blasting firms
A Kenneth Street couple says their home has been damaged and that the blasting has caused ’emotional distress.’
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New York man to serve 10 years for bringing illegal drugs to Maine
Christopher Wilson, 44, was sentenced Monday at the Capital Judicial Center.
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Kennebec Journal July 24 police log
Augusta area police reports for July 24, 2017.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
Big changes coming for prominent Augusta property near State House
The replacement of the former Department of Transportation facility now includes tearing down the current state retirement system building.
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Augusta, Gardiner schools get grant money to aid breakfast program
The $4,000 given to two central Maine schools will help provide children the opportunity to eat the kind of nutritious breakfast research shows helps students throughout the day.
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New York man pleads not guilty to 2015 Augusta murder but refuses to identify himself to judge
Aubrey Armstrong, of Queens, New York, was arraigned via video link from the jail on Friday, although his attorney raised questions about his client’s identity.