Police say Andrew Balcer called 911 from the family’s Pine Knoll Road home about 1:45 a.m. Oct. 31, 2016, to say he had stabbed his mother, his father and the family dog.
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Winthrop councilor, bait shop owner David Bubier dies after long battle with cancer
The Town Council will consider appointing an interim councilor on Monday.
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Winthrop works to shore up budget practices after $700,000 school budget shortfall
School officials no longer are seeking $136,661 from the town for unrelated expenses.
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Winthrop dog bite case leads to restitution order, tethering
Steven Long was ordered to pay the medical bill deductible amount for a young boy’s treatment after Long’s dog bit him last April.
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Winthrop chamber to feature owner of Lakeside Orchards in Manchester
At Thursday’s breakfast, Marilyn Meyerhans will talk about what the agricultural business requires to keep it thriving.
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Winthrop and Hallowell eye doctor Kenneth Nuzzo retiring after 40 years in practice
Nuzzo, 70, closed his Winthrop office in December and is in talks to sell the family business.
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Augusta, Winthrop events honor Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy
This year marked the third time the Augusta Community Warming Center has hosted a MLK Day food drive.
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Winthrop officials to consider road and dam improvements in next year’s budget
Officials are also still working to resolve a funding shortfall discovered in the school budget last summer.
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Winthrop couple killed in their home died of stab wounds, document shows
Affidavit released Thursday indicates Andrew Balcer, 18, who is accused of killing his parents, is the one who called 911 on the night of the murders.
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2 men plead guilty to setting fires in Winthrop, Gardiner
Jason Tibbetts, of Lewiston, was sentenced to eight years in prison, with 15 months to be served and the remainder suspended.