Medway News

Douglas Deloge, 39, of Medway made his first appearance before Judge Jessie Gunther on Monday, Nov.

BANGOR, Maine a ' A district court judge Monday set bail at $3,000 cash or $15,000 surety for a Medway man charged last week with arson.

A 39-year-old Medway man has been arrested and charged with Arson in relation to a fire yesterday morning that destroyed an abandoned house.

Inspector Ed Archer from the Maine State Fire Marshal's Office picks through the remains of a house at 157 Pattagumpus Road in Medway on Thursday.

The State Fire Marshal's Office says a man has been arrested and charged with arson for a series of fires in Medway.

Three town councilors who believe they were unfairly removed from office during a recall election on Nov.

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State investigators are probing whether an arson that destroyed an abandoned house on Pattagumpus Road early Thursday is connected to at least three other fires in town that they say also were set intentionally.

Crews from the Maine Department of Environmental Protection and a contractor are working to clean up the chemicals that spilled after a truck accident along Interstate 95 in Medway.

Motorists in the Medway region are free to travel up and down I-95 once again, following Sunday night's rollover of a semi trailer hauling hazardous materials.

Firefighters were called Sunday night to two adjacent fires, one of which gutted an abandoned home, and a state investigator said Monday they are being investigated.

The Department of Environmental Protection is cleaning up a chemical spill after a trucker, driving drunk on I-95, rolled his rig Sunday night.

Fire investigators will be in Medway Monday morning, trying to figure out what sparked a fire at an abandoned house Sunday night.

The town should have its own public access television channel on Polaris Cable by January, an organizer of the local TV effort said Thursday.

PORTLAND, Maine a ' Rocker Peter Wolf says he's looking forward to trying some home-brewed beer and good wine when he arrives in Maine for a gig with the Portland Symphony Orchestra.

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Medway businessman James B. Lee has been placed under house arrest for violating bail while awaiting trial for manslaughter.

Voters in Medway are getting a chance to choose their favorite name for a new bridge in town.

Medway businessman James B. Lee, who is awaiting trial on a charge of manslaughter, was returned to jail Thursday because the state was unable to complete his bail violation hearing before the close of the court's business day.

A Medway man who was free on bail while awaiting manslaughter charges was in court again Monday afternoon.