Police say a potential mechanical error caused her to oversteer her vehicle on River Road before hitting a telephone pole and crashing into the river.
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Gardiner attorney’s license suspended over sexual advances to clients
Clarence H. Spurling’s license to practice law was suspended by order of the state Supreme Judicial Court after the state Board of Overseers of the Bar alleged he inappropriately touched one client and made sexual advances toward another client who was ‘substantially incapacitated’ after drinking.
Gardiner man angrily rejects city plan to boost mask wearing
Curtis Ayotte says he will not comply with mask-wearing regulations; Gardiner officials convene task force to make recommendations to City Council.
Gardiner officials grapple with emerging cannabis market
A group of Gardiner residents is seeking a temporary ban for new cannabis-related businesses in the city, even as another potential retailer seeks a license for a dispensary on Water Street.
Central Maine theaters take cautious steps toward fall season
Theaters and event centers are taking different approaches to welcoming people back through their doors as they wait to see when public health restrictions on gatherings due to COVID-19 might loosen.
Sabattus motorcyclist and his passenger remembered as a loving, young couple
The families of Anthony Fournier and Krissy Doughty remembered them as a couple who were living their lives to the fullest.
Sabattus motorcyclist and his passenger killed in collision with an SUV in Gardiner
It appears that the motorcycle veered into the lane of oncoming traffic, police say.
Samuel James to perform online livestream from Johnson Hall
GARDINER — Guitar Man Samuel James continues the Live from Johnson Hall Livestream Series, returning to Johnson Hall at 7 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 15. This time he’ll weave together his unique mix of traditional Black American music, masterful musicianship and celebrated storytelling. With a voice of grit and gravel, roots, James sings with an authenticity […]
While Augusta has rescinded its coronavirus emergency order, other central Maine municipalities keep theirs in place
Since a July order from Gov. Janet Mills did not include Winthrop, town officials used the community’s emergency order last week to enact mask-wearing requirements.