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Two women were hurt during a car crash Tuesday on Water Street after the driver became distracted by a dog, police said.
Drug addiction blamed in crime spree
Ricky Allen Lane said Wednesday that an opiate drug addiction led him to take part in a dozen crimes in nine days, including an armed home invasion in Manchester.
76 American flags now posted across Gardiner
American flags have been mounted on telephone poles across the city in time for a Memorial Day parade on Monday.
Kennebec County Superior Court
9, 2011, in Gardiner; three-year jail sentence, with all but 60 days suspended, two years of probation, $400 fine.
RSU 2 language program goes to town meeting
It won't be decided until June 23 whether Hall-Dale schools will keep two full-time nurses and a foreign language program for elementary students.
Farmingdale pipeline proposal gets another look
Residents said they felt more informed, but were still concerned, after listening to state officials explain how town tax breaks would work for a company proposing to build a natural gas pipeline in central Maine.
Tax hike would cover languages, nurses
The city will raise taxes to maintain elementary foreign language instruction and two full-time nurses at Hall-Dale schools.
Fewer than half of new parents accessing $500 Alfond gift
Nine-month-old Sophia Dunham of Farmingdale makes faces over mother KimA''s shoulder during the Harold Alfond College Challenge press conference and Baby Portrait Event for the Future Faces of Maine held in December 2008 at the University of Maine at Augusta.
POLICE: 3-car wreck on Route 17
Chantel Madina, 20, of Gardiner, who is pregnant, was taken to MaineGeneral Medical Center in Augusta as a precaution, said Sgt.
College students move from the classroom to the Smithsonian
Imagine spending an internship engaging, designing and educating at the world's largest museum and research complex.