Tuesday, May 21, 2013
The remains of Nichole Cable were found near the east shore of the Stillwater River in Old Town.
PORTLAND -- The derailed trial of Mark Strong Sr., the first major courtroom showdown in the Kennebunk prostitution scandal since it broke last year, remained off the tracks Sunday with no clear answer on what's next.
AUGUSTA - The explosion of social media and the shadowy specter of snoopy domestic drones both have civil libertarians and some legislators worried about threats to Mainers' privacy.
WATERVILLE -- The owner of KMD Plaza on the south side of Kennedy Memorial Drive is developing a similar plaza on the north side.
Tuesday, 1 p.m., public hearings, Cross Building:
FARMINGTON -- While locals may be tired of the frigid weather, a group of visiting Costa Rican students have been loving their first snow while on an exchange program with Mt. Blue High School.
WATERVILLE -- When it comes to naming a business, there's not much difference between "to" and "2."
OAKLAND -- Whether it's tracking down delinquent witches, guiding a small child through feelings of guilt, or calling the police on a book thief, getting people to return their library books is a challenge for local librarians.
AUGUSTA -- The front porch of the apartment building at 32 Court St. offers a great view of the construction site of a new courthouse bordered by Winthrop, Perham and Court streets.
When you think you've got it bad, there's always someone who has it worse.
AUGUSTA -- Maine's abundant land, growing conditions and location in the Northeast make the state well-positioned for growth in agriculture, said John Piotti, executive director of Maine Farmland Trust.
FARMINGDALE — Sheriff’s deputies and state troopers are searching for a woman who robbed the Circle K convenience store at gunpoint Sunday night.
The thrill of a double-OT victory fades after Boston learns that Rajon Rondo will miss the rest of the season.
Both players are honored for excelling in the football trenches and classrooms.
Witnesses say flares linked to a musical performance started the blaze. It appears the club had only one exit.
Novak Djokovic is the first man in the Open era to win three straight Australian titles, beating Andy Murray 7-6 (3), 6-3, 6-2.
AUGUSTA -- Maine leads the nation in drug takeback efforts, in which citizens voluntarily return unused pharmaceuticals to keep them out of the environment and the hands of those who would sell or abuse them. Year after year, Mainers have handed in tens of thousands of pounds of drugs during federally sponsored national takeback days, more per capita than any other state.
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