Police said crack, fentanyl and prescription drugs were seized, along with $1,450 in drug proceeds and a loaded handgun.
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.
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Lewiston’s $1 million ladder truck repair expected next week
Lewiston’s Engine 3 aerial ladder is now ‘essentially useless,’ according to a Lewiston Fire Department union official, but the fire chief said it won’t be long before it’s fixed.
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Mark LaFlamme: Nice Day. Think it’ll rain?
Street Talk: The rain clouds themselves seemed particularly sly and malicious this summer, waiting to pounce on you and your plans like a cat on a field mouse.
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Picklers unite! Local pickleball is big and getting bigger
‘This is a game for anyone,’ says George ‘Flip’ Gosselin. ‘Out here, everyone fits in. You don’t have to be a superstar to play this game.’
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Pickleball terminology
Sound like you know your stuff when you go out to the pickleball courts for the first time
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Mark LaFlamme: Creepy Carrie and the Black Widows perform for free!
Talk of the Town: It’s easy to confuse me with Carietta White, I know.
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Eight arrested in ‘melee’ at Oxford Plains Speedway
Oxford Police Chief Rickie Jack said the trouble began around midnight when police tried to arrest a Sumner man for driving drunk in the speedway parking lot.
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Investigative report finds Sabattus town manager committed no misconduct
The investigation was conducted by Toby Tiner Jr., a licensed investigator who spent months interviewing those involved in dispute between Town Manager Timothy Kane and some members of the fire department.
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‘A big divide’: Community, police, discuss recent violence
One by one, roughly 20 locals took their place at the podium at Connors Elementary School to say their piece about the recent killings, the shootings and other crimes that have vexed the city.