Carol Sharrow of Sanford has been receiving treatment at the Riverview Psychiatric Center in Augusta.
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Former school bus driver pleads not guilty to assaulting autistic student
Raymond Files is accused of striking the student for not following instructions while Files was driving for the Gray-New Gloucester district.
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Lyman man sentenced in Wadleigh Pond boat crash
Matthew Campbell, 43, was found guilty in September of four counts of reckless conduct with a dangerous weapon
Posted inElection 2018, Local & State, News, Politics
York County district attorney: Two-term Democrat, independent squaring off
The winner will lead the second busiest prosecutorial district in the state, which handled over 9,000 criminal cases in 2017.
Posted inElection 2018, Local & State, Local Elections, Politics
York County sheriff’s race pits incumbent against retired sergeant from his department
Working conditions and staff morale at the jail are among the issues in the competition between Sheriff William L. King Jr. and former deputy and corrections officer Roger B. Hicks.
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Parsonsfield man accused of throwing bottle at sheriff’s deputy
Jason Goan, 32, was arrested and charged with criminal threatening and reckless conduct, the York County sheriff says.
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Biddeford man accused of possessing heroin
Jonathan Dowd, 27, was arrested early Saturday in Waterboro, the York County sheriff says.
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Missing Parsonsfield man found at friend’s house in Sanford
Todd Pierce, 51, had last been seen Monday afternoon while driving an ATV in York County.
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More wind is on the way just as Maine recovers from latest power outages
A wind advisory is in effect for the entire state for most of Thursday, when gusts could reach 45 mph, bringing down more trees and limbs.
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York County Sheriff’s Office partners with recovery group on opioid treatment for inmates
The federally funded pilot program, which will treat up to 10 people, is part of a broader effort to pair prisoners with medication assisted treatment, such as Suboxone.