Monday, May 20, 2013
WATERVILLE -- Several local police departments are participating in a statewide program to combat drunken driving that takes place every year, but now is running for an extended period and offering more grant money.
SKOWHEGAN -- An incident Monday afternoon near the Skowhegan home of Fairfield police Chief John Emery is under investigation, but no details about what it is were available Thursday.
WATERVILLE -- The mother of missing toddler Ayla Reynolds said investigators canceled a meeting that was planned for last week, and she's becoming frustrated by continued delays.
Lonely capital-area commutes made for few accidents on central Maine roads covered by the biggest snowstorm so far this season Thursday.
Gov. Paul LePage issued a package of spending cuts Thursday that will put much of the burden for closing a $35.5 million budget gap on public schools and human services.
SKOWHEGAN -- Yvonne Bollenbacher sat in her half-empty pottery studio Monday morning as her boyfriend, Joey, packed pieces of art and ceramic.
AUGUSTA -- Scott Bolduc was in his 20s and managing an auto repair shop in Lisbon Falls when one of his friends was disabled in a motorcycle accident.
We asked you to post your storm-related photos on Thursday on Facebook and Twitter. Here's what our readers, fans and followers saw during the day..jpg)
Congressional leaders say they'll talk to the president, but some wonder if there is still time to agree on a deal..
Education ($12.6 million) and health services ($13.4 million) will bear the brunt of the cuts, which come after state revenues fail to meet projections.
Consumers' outlook for the next six months deteriorated to its lowest level since 2011.
Staff photo by Michael G. Seamans
Elizabeth Lawson, of Waterville, struggles with her unbrella as she is pelted with snow and high winds on her way to Dunkin' Donuts on College Avenue in Waterville Thursday. Central Maine is expected to see 12 - 18 inches of snow before the storm moves through by Friday, according to the National Weather Service.
Gifts from school supplies to artwork have arrived in such numbers they've overwhelmed the small community's ability to process them.
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