May 27, 2009 | VillageSoup
Jiving driver stopped for swerving as she changes CDs
AUGUSTA : A Waterville woman was swerving as she drove on Route 27 in Pittston, according to a report filed at 5:51 p.m. May 21.
Uninvited guest causes woman sleepless night
GARDINER : At 2:23 a.m. April 24, a woman on Lincoln Avenue said she thought she could hear someone in her basement.
Cat missing after landlord enters pad without permission
AUGUSTA : At 6:10 p.m. Sunday, a woman on Main Street, Wayne, reported that her landlord had gone into her apartment without permission while she was out and her cat was missing.
South African trip teaches student the value of faith
RANDOLPH : Kaitlyn Johnson lost her father four years ago, but he still plays an important part in her life.
Student discovered carrying handmade weapons
AUGUSTA : At 8:32 a.m. April 9, a man from the Central Maine Learning Center on Oakland Road in Belgrade reported that a student had come to the center with handmade sharp weapons.
Husband leery of strangers asking to use phone
AUGUSTA : At 7:16 a.m. April 1, on Pond Road, Manchester, a suspicious husband reported a pair of shady-looking guys whom his wife barely knew asked to use the phone.
Ice missiles cause home owner pane pain
AUGUSTA : A disgruntled man on Burke Street, Farmingdale, complained at 3:45 p.m. March 25 that a couple of destructive youths had broken a window in his garage by throwing ice at it.
Pharmacy teller thwarts robbery
A quick thinking store employee helped thwart a robbery at Goggins IGA in Randolph.
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Gov. John Baldacci poses with nine-month-old Maxwell Calkins, of Randolph, Maine, after a news conference to announce the Harold Alfond College Challenge, Thursday, Dec.