The hot weather came to Maine on a high pressure ridge out of the south, but cooler temperatures are on the way.
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Augusta ceremony honors Maine officers who died in line of duty
The ceremony included a keynote address from Attorney General Janet Mills, who told those gathered ‘the law is not some dusty book sitting on a shelf.’
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Augusta physician’s license suspended after allegations she self-prescribed narcotics
Dr. Robin Locke, 42, of Readfield, resigned from MaineGeneral Medical Center’s Alfond Cancer Center, according to her attorney.
Posted inLife & Culture, Lifestyle, Local & State, News, Outdoors
Longtime Augusta botanist honored by Augusta Nature Club
A bench and an elm tree in the Augusta Nature Center were dedicated to Marilyn Noyes Mollicone on Wednesday morning.
Posted inColumns, Liz Soares, Local & State, News
It’s not elitist to believe in civility
Some readers said a columnist was elitist to write about supermarket etiquette, but that has nothing to do with having valuable expectations and standards, Liz Soares writes.
Posted inLocal & State, Maine Crime, News
Augusta drug dealer to serve a year in prison
Larry Murphy was free on bail on drug trafficking charges when police found heroin and cocaine in his home.
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Bus carrying Cony baseball, softball teams involved in minor traffic incident
The incident occurred in Greene as the teams were on their way to Auburn to play Edward Little High School.
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Amber Alert case sends Augusta mom to jail for 48 hours
Karen Lea pleaded no contest to child endangerment Tuesday and was found guilty.
Posted inLocal & State, News, Schools and Education
Augusta ed tech says school department discriminated against her for telling colleague ‘I will pray for you’
Toni Richardson said she filed a complaint charging religious discrimination with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
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Warning system in the works to prevent trucks from hitting ‘can opener’ train trestle in Augusta
The proposed $45,000 system would use sensors that would be installed on Water Street on both approaches to the train overpass in the city’s downtown.