Bangor Daily News
Charges dropped against woman who freed dog
Camden Police Chief Allen Weaver announced that burglary charges against a woman who removed a dog from a hot truck will be dropped following a review of the incident.
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3mMan stabbed his mom repeatedly, records say
An Old Town man faces multiple felony charges after allegedly kidnapping and brutally assaulting his mother with a barbell and a knife before being captured following a police manhunt.
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4mEastport’s only grocery store is closing
Eastport faces a food desert crisis as its only grocery store, R&M IGA, prepares to close, forcing residents to travel nearly an hour for fresh produce and basic necessities.
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4mJohn Bapst field hockey, St. John Valley football won’t play due to low numbers
Low participation numbers have forced the suspension of two Maine high school sports programs, impacting field hockey and football teams as they navigate new paths for their student-athletes.
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2mBoy recovering after being run over by car
A 3-year-old boy in Lagrange is recovering after being struck by a vehicle on Wednesday, suffering from broken bones and significant injuries while his family seeks community support.
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3mNew greenhouse awaits Holden-area students
Students in Clifton, Holden, and Eddington gain a new outdoor classroom as a community-funded greenhouse opens at Holden Elementary School, fostering hands-on nature learning for young students.