The 15-year-old is accused of using a weapon to beat two other teens near the basketball courts at River Valley Village on Feb. 9.
Mark LaFlamme
Staff Writer
Mark LaFlamme is a Sun Journal reporter and weekly columnist. He's been on the nighttime police beat since 1994, which is just grand because he doesn't like getting out of bed before noon. Mark is the author of eight published novels and rides a dual sport motorcycle everywhere he goes. Unless it's winter, in which case he just sulks a lot.
Lewiston man sentenced for possessing child porn
Investigators found pornography on Rodney Crowley’s phone, including a video containing clips of men engaged in sexual activities with boys ranging in age from 3 months to 4 years old.
Norway snowmobiler hurt crossing Route 26 in Oxford
Police said Lance Cook failed to stop and was hit by a vehicle driven by an Oxford woman.
Video: Firefighters rescue cat in Sabattus house fire; family burned out of home
Investigators determined the fire started in a dryer in the basement.
Androscoggin County Commission to consider new site for Sheriff’s Office
The prospective location will be revealed Wednesday night when the county commission meets.
Mark LaFlamme: Objectivity is a journalist’s job
Street Talk: I know that I’m supposed to stick to objective facts in my reporting the same way I know that I’m not supposed to take that extra packet of cat food without paying for it at the grocery store.
These couples took a chance on romance and found love online
14 area couples young and not-so-young share their stories of finding love thanks to dating sites, social media, Craigslist and even a local newspaper reporter’s weird Facebook page.
Mark LaFlamme: Don’t forget to power wash your cat after every meal
Talk of the Town: There was a time when I was living directly above a Sam’s on Main Street in Lewiston and all I ate for three years straight was pizza and steak subs.
My shot at playing Cupid
Andrew and Lisa liked each other, that was clear from the start. They had the same interests and the same sense of humor, obviously. But was it enough to build a relationship out of?
Six years after it was revived, Whiting Farm in Auburn has closed
A shortage of workers along with persistent funding concerns prompted John F. Murphy Homes, which has been running the farm, to close up shop.