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Published
January 15, 2022

Battle for Bomazeen: Officials worry Belgrade youth camp could be sold before lawsuit is resolved

Even as a purchase-and-sale agreement is in place to sell the 330-acre camp, a lawsuit challenges the selling rights of The Pine Tree Council of Boy Scouts of America.
Published
January 14, 2022

Skowhegan selectman under investigation by town following conduct complaints

Selectmen Harold Bigelow says the town probe is an attempt to stop him from being outspoken on issues.
Published
January 13, 2022

Colby College fundraising campaign reaches $650 million milestone

Contributions to Dare Northward campaign now within $100 million of its $750 million goal.
Published
January 12, 2022

Anonymous $500,000 gift to Johnson Hall prompts Gardiner theater to begin effort to double amount

The $500,000 gift from an anonymous donor will fund a match challenge to cover the cost of renovating the 400-seat theater at Gardiner's historic opera house that's scheduled to get underway in April.
Published
January 12, 2022

Hospitalized stabbing suspect faces attempted murder charge, police say

Police issue warrant for Kenneth Mcintyre, 43, of Freedom after altercation at a Waterville home leaves several people hurt.

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Published
January 11, 2022

Caribou man pleads guilty to driving into trooper, whose leg was amputated as a result, in high-speed chase

Trooper Mickael Nunez has since returned to full duty with Maine State Police following the incident involving Robert Belmain, who will spend 15 years in prison.
Published
January 11, 2022

Five people hospitalized after man pulls knife during late-night Waterville gathering, police say

An altercation at a home on County Road left several people hurt when a man stabbed a woman during an argument and then stabbed others as they came to defend her, according to police.
Published
January 10, 2022

Arctic temperatures raise risk of ice dams on Kennebec River

With the coldest temperatures in nearly four years settling in across central Maine this week, ice is expected to form quickly on lakes and rivers.
Published
January 9, 2022

Small businesses embrace downtown Augusta during COVID-19 pandemic

More than a dozen businesses opened in 2021, marking a recent record for business growth as certain people shift from working for others to working for themselves.
Published
January 7, 2022

Virginia snowstorm leaves Oakland couple stranded for hours in traffic jam

A chain reaction of crashes Monday on Interstate 95 southwest of Washington, D.C., closed the thruway and stranded Karen and Bob Veilleux for 22 hours.