A department spokesman says Glenn Murdoch’s skiff was found adrift Monday and brought to the town dock by a good Samaritan.
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Suspect in Norway mosque attack smirks during court appearance
Security experts believe Philip Manshaus, 21, is the latest example of an extremist who was radicalized by far-right conspiracy theories spread online.
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Dozens complain loudly about concert noise coming from Westbrook venue
About 50 people show up at a neighborhood meeting, and most complain about the noise generated at the new Maine Savings Pavilion in Westbrook.
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Two teen fugitives took their own lives, Canadian police say
They were suspected of killing a North Carolina woman and her Australian boyfriend, as well as a Canadian man.
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Massachusetts camp seeks to help grieving children
In North Attleboro, Camp Braveheart helps children deal with losing a loved one.
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UMaine optimistic about injured running back
Sophomore Jordan Rowell is off crutches after leaving last week’s scrimmage with a knee injury.
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Dow slumps 391 points as trade war anxiety lingers
An escalation in tensions between the world’s largest economies has stoked worries that the long-running trade conflict will undercut an already slowing global economy.
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Autopsy of Epstein performed, but details yet to be released
Medical officials have performed an autopsy on the high-profile inmate accused of sexually abusing underage girls
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Deering students defend school amid concerns about safety and discipline
They say rumors about a handful of incidents last fall led to a drop in enrollment.
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Portland councilor seeks delay in new beer-making fee
A manufacturing license for breweries, wineries and distilleries that costs as much as $2,000 a year was quietly slipped into the city budget that took effect on July 1.