Thursday, May 23, 2013
SKOWHEGAN -- Police continued an investigation Friday into the robbery of a Madison Avenue bank.
HALLOWELL -- After nearly 30 years, Brahms Mount has outgrown the 19th-century building where it weaves blankets and towels.
Is there any truth to the rumor that the CIA used "I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus" as a torture device when interrogating prisoners? An apocryphal tale perhaps, but I can see its value.
AUGUSTA -- Word of the Friday morning massacre at a Connecticut elementary school didn't immediately reach pupils at Marcia Buker Elementary School in Richmond, where students were distracted by winter events, including a scheduled holiday concert.
The Berry family, which has invested $40 million and quadrupled the work force, wants $12 million for the 400-acre ski resort.
AUGUSTA -- All the woodwork, countertops, sink tops, windowsills and even the protective strips along the walls and the corner protectors are coming from a single firm in Windham.
VASSALBORO -- The newest graduates of the Maine Criminal Justice Academy decided to celebrate their achievement by spreading Christmas cheer.
But those who favor few restrictions say solutions should focus on the people who are driven to violence.
The president also calls for 'meaningful action,' though the administration mentions no specifics.
As lines of communication are re-opened, there's also a hint that a substance with DNA found in the basement might not be blood.
Alexis Wright is the woman at the center of the Kennebunk prostitution scandal.
Friday's ruling orders some $544,000 returned to 14 fishing concerns, most of them in the Northeast.
"Evil visited this community today," said Gov. Dannel Malloy. "We'll do whatever we can to overcome."
A federal judge has rejected former Chelsea selectwoman's Carole Swan’s efforts to keep her admissions to deputies out of her upcoming fraud trial.
Ayla Reynolds was 20 months old when her father reported her missing on Dec. 17 of last year.
"It does not make sense from a prioritization point of view" to focus on drug use in states where it is now legal, the president says.
Mayor Robert MacDonald says there ought to be laws putting limits on how long families can collect welfare benefits.
Within that highly skeptical group, 61 percent now say temperatures have been rising over the past 100 years. 
The two batteries of Patriot missiles are meant to protect Turkish territory from potential Syrian missile attack.
The man widely believed to be behind the aviation company is an ex-convict who has a long and checkered legal past. 
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