Paul Mann Sr., 46, who now has only three dogs, said he kept the 16 dogs as therapy; but the city said he violated rules that prohibit so many dogs.

Donovan M. Gray, 68, of Portland, who died after the crash Thursday at the Waterville college, was an arts supporter and longtime volunteer for Narrow Gauge Railroad Co. & Museum.

Police said the man might have had medical problems that led to head-on crash into tree Thursday on the Waterville campus.

Daniel Baxter said he doesn’t know why Shogun bit him and that he loves the dog and treated it as though it was his child.

The Husky was ‘pardoned’ by the governor, but the DA says that action was ‘irrelevant.’

The dog, a young adult male named Shogun, bit its owner Friday, but there are still unanswered questions about the attack.