Saturday, January 28, 2012
AUGUSTA -- Questions raised in recent weeks about money spent on massage services, at hotels and for donations to special interest groups prompted lawmakers Friday to request an immediate review of spending by the Maine State Housing Authority.
LePage scolds budget meeting
Dems question proposed changes to system
AUGUSTA -- A jury on Friday afternoon found an Augusta man innocent of arson charges involving a fire two years ago at his Federal Street home.
WATERVILLE — A 76-year-old presidential hopeful told a standing room only crowd Friday at Colby College that young people who promote truth will help change history.
AUGUSTA -- The city's biggest car dealers are making more noise about proposed rules that aim to ban a bullhorn style of speakers.
AUGUSTA -- The Kennebec Valley Chamber of Commerce handed out awards to local businesses and their owners at its annual awards banquet Friday night at the Augusta Civic Center.
PALERMO -- Last May, the volunteer fire department was low on members. Now, it's the volunteer rescue unit.
The death of a Gorham man in a wrong-way crash on Interstate 295 Wednesday has refocused state transportation safety planners on exploring ways to improve exit ramps and their warning signs so people won't get on the highway going the wrong way.
AUGUSTA -- A Bucksport woman was taken to the hospital Thursday after a car crash on Eastern Avenue.
AUGUSTA -- Advocates of gay marriage submitted more than 105,000 signatures to the Secretary of State's Office on Thursday to begin what's expected to be a long and passionate debate over the right to marry in Maine.
GARDINER -- The city has given final approval to a tax break for a natural gas pipeline project, but there's a catch.
SUPER BOWL: Gronkowski out of practice for 2nd day
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) -- Rob Gronkowski's playing status for the Super Bowl was listed as questionable on Friday after the star tight end missed the New England Patriots practice ...
BOOKS: Maine authors
Maine writer Nancy Griffin’s debut children’s book reveals to youngsters what a great place Maine is to live or visit.
WATERVILLE -- A 76-year-old presidential hopeful told a standing room only crowd Friday at Colby College that young people who promote truth will help change history.
Marshals shoot, wound man
Officers close off a block in the Parkside neighborhood of Portland after the incident.
Users atwitter over censorship news
A Twitter official says critics have it wrong, that their philosophy on transparency has not changed.