Lewiston man accused of stabbing teenage son Press Herald
BELMONT — A Lewiston man was arrested after he stabbed his teenage son during a fight on the side of a road in Belmont, according to the Waldo County …
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Monday’s college roundup: USM falls in men’s basketball Press Herald HARTFORD, Conn. — Fairleigh Dickinson-Florham took command early Monday and went on to a 77-56 men’s basketball victory against the University of … […] Claws close out 2018 with win at home NewsCenterMaine.com WCSH-WLBZ It was a packed house at the Expo where the Maine Red Claws had a matinee date with Erie on New Year’s Eve. Erie’s Jon Gillon got to the net often, putting up … […] Red Claws snap BayHawks’ winning streak at 4 – Sports GoErie.com PORTLAND, Maine — The Erie BayHawks saw their four-game winning streak end as P.J. Dozier and Vitto Brown carried the Maine Red Claws to a 131-122 … […] Police dog locates suspect in Acton woods after two-state chase Press Herald ACTON — A Sanford man is facing a felony charge for allegedly leading police on a two-state chase that ended late Sunday after the York County Sheriff’s Office … […] New Year’s Message from Bishop Robert P. Deeley The County Bishop Robert P. Deeley of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Portland issued the following message for the New Year on Dec. 31, 2018. […] Varsity Maine Spotlight: Jason Montano, Thornton Academy Press Herald SACO — Jason Montano isn’t afraid to set goals or make the tough decisions to help reach them. The 6-foot, 260-pound Thornton Academy senior signed a … […] Varsity Maine Honor Roll: Jan. 1, 2019 Press Herald Anthony Clavette, Scarborough indoor track: The senior high jumper broke the school record by clearing 6-51/4 at the USM Relays. Mackenzie Holmes, Gorham … […] Incoming Legislature, governor say 1st priority is protecting health coverage Press Herald The first bill to be presented by incoming legislative leaders and Gov.-elect Janet Mills will aim to protect parts of the federal Affordable Care Act that have been … […] South Portland middle school’s heat and odor problems fixed Kennebec Journal & Morning Sentinel Superintendent Ken Kunin says students will be welcomed back Wednesday to a building with “reliable” boilers and no heating oil odor. […] |
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