New Portland News

Reid was born at Franklin Memorial Hospital in Farmington at 10:29 a.m. He weighed 8 pounds, 13 ounces and measured 22 inches.

Virginia A. LaNoce of New Portland has entered into a consent agreement with the Maine State Board of Nursing to voluntarily surrender her advanced practice registered nurse license.

NEW GLOUCESTER : Police are trying to determine if alcohol was a factor in a crash that killed a Gray teen Tuesday afternoon in New Gloucester.

Law enforcement officials are trying to contact the parents of a 16-year-old boy who died in a two-vehicle collision at the intersection of Route 100 and Bennett Road in New Gloucester Tuesday afternoon.

It has been two years since a New Portland woman was found slain outside her home and wood flooring business off Route 27 on June 8, 2007.

A new addition to Portland's system of walking trails is under construction. Mayor Jill Duson and Sen.

The new police chief in Maine's largest city is set to report to work for his first day on the job.

A fire that destroyed an older-style mobile home Thursday on Route 27 is believed to have started around the clothes dryer area, Fire Chief Doug Churchill said Friday.

From 1932 until it became one of the victims of Waterville's urban renewal in 1965, the former Parks' Diner was a popular eatery in the Elm City.

A Massachusetts lumber dealer testified at his trial Tuesday that he couldn't explain how he didn't know he'd lost a load of 17-foot beams on Route 27 last year that resulted in the death of a New Portland ...

A 49-year-old Massachusetts man is on trial in Farmington on a charge of leaving the scene of an accident that killed another motorist.

Inauguration Skowhegan group sees - dawning of new age' Lisa Savage of Solon joins in "Yes We Can-Can for Peace," a series of dances organized by Somerset County Code Pink, a group of peace activists, at an ...

A fire that started around a chimney late Thursday heavily damaged the home of Alyce and Jonathan Cavanaugh at 406 Church St., Fire Chief Doug Churchill said.

August 2007: Police seize approximately 250 dogs in Buxton living in kennels described as overcrowded and filthy.