A university official was said to be coaching ConEdison, the winning bidder for a multimillion-dollar energy deal involving the Orono campus and an abandoned Old Town paper mill. A top University of Maine official provided insider information aimed at helping one company win the bid for a lucrative energy contract, according to statements made on […]
Maine
advertisement
Posted inNews
Waterville woman accused of sexually assaulting child, held on $250,000 bail
AUGUSTA — A married Waterville couple is facing charges of gross sexual assault in a case where most of the details are impounded from the public but which a judge said involves “very deviant conduct with very young children.” Jennifer L. Stevens, 35, and Michael A. Stevens, 36, were arrested Thursday and scheduled for initial […]
Posted inMaine, News
Medical marijuana sales, caregivers and patient numbers decline
Even though it has yet to record its first retail sale, Maine’s adult-use marijuana market appears to be taking a bite out of the state’s medical marijuana industry. In 2017, the first year that Mainers could legally grow their own recreational pot, the number of medical marijuana patient certifications, dispensary sales and registered caregivers all […]
Posted inConnections, sj-web
Bishop Deeley notes Maine Catholic Schools Week at Saint Dominic Academy
LEWISTON — On a trip dedicated to spending time with students, Bishop Robert Deeley became one during his tour of Saint Dominic Academy’s Lewiston campus on Jan. 31. Bishop Deeley learned what the students in prekindergarten through grade six have been up to, and even participated in some of their current projects. “I see, so […]
Posted inMaine, News
How fast is too fast? The speed most likely to get you a ticket in Maine
How fast is too fast? According to the law, anything over the speed limit can get you a ticket, but many drivers think they can push the limit and be just fine. When state police trooper Marvin Hinkley is on Turnpike speed patrol, he’s looking for those drivers going way too fast. “I don’t write […]
Posted inNews
Argument over white supremacist tattoos leads to Rockland stabbing
ROCKLAND — An argument over white supremacist tattoos led to a stabbing which nearly killed a man, according to police. Mark McCrillis, 35, of Jay, was arrested Thursday and charged with elevated aggravated assault. Rockland Police Officer Addison Cox was credited with saving the victim’s life by applying a tourniquet to the man’s arm. Officers […]
Posted inMaine, News, Sports
Registration for 4,000 Beach to Beacon 10K bibs set for March 16
General registration for the 2018 TD Beach to Beacon 10K will take place on March 16, race organizers announced Friday. Four thousand race bibs will be available on a first-come, first-served basis starting at 7 a.m. One day earlier, Cape Elizabeth residents will be able to register for 600 bibs, also starting at 7 a.m. […]
Posted inMaine, National Sports, News, Sports
Super Fan: 81-year-old Maine man has attended every Super Bowl
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Donald Crisman has more than a half-century of Super Bowl memories behind him, from taking a 24-hour train ride to Super Bowl II to seeing his beloved New England Patriots win in overtime last year. But he says the 52nd Super Bowl featuring the Philadelphia Eagles and the Patriots on Sunday […]
Posted inNews
Two from central Maine charged with heroin, crack trafficking after turnpike stop
Two Maine residents are facing multiple charges after state police found heroin and crack cocaine in their car on the Maine Turnpike. Trooper Jesse Duda stopped a car for a traffic violation just before midnight Wednesday, police said Friday. The trooper found 51 grams of heroin and 31 grams of crack cocaine in the car, […]