Sunday, May 19, 2013
Ashley Underwood said that she had no specific knowledge of the upcoming season, which has already been filmed, but she offered her predictions about their chances of success.
Ashley Underwood, central Maine’s most famous elementary school nurse, won’t have an opportunity to cut throats during Wednesday’s season premiere of the notoriously cold-blooded reality television show “Survivor.”
FARMINGTON -- County officials and a state representative are making plans to convert the Franklin County Detention Center into a fully operating jail again.
BURNHAM -- Burnham is a town divided.
WASHINGTON — The public got a glimpse at the normally secretive Senate Intelligence Committee on Thursday and, for Mainers, some insights on the role that two of their own may play on the panel.
AUGUSTA — Finding Nemo? No problem. Look outside. Fighting Nemo? Big problem. Look outside.
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Authorities are searching for Christopher Dorner, who is accused of three vengeance killings has vowed to kill more cops and their families.
AUGUSTA — Carbon monoxide buildup, apparently caused by a blocked roof vent pipe, brought city firefighters to the Turnpike Mall this afternoon.
Transportation officials are warning Mainers to stay off the roads as heavy snow and powerful wind gusts continue to create blizzard conditions across the region.
It wasn’t so much deep snow that had heads spinning and cars slipping off the road in central Maine during Saturday’s monster blizzard, named Nemo.
Meanwhile, about 650,000 customers across New England still have no power.
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