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Case of Ex-Priest Convicted of Altar Boy Abuse Back in Court
ALFRED, Maine (AP) The case of a former Massachusetts priest who was convicted of sexually assaulting an altar boy in Maine years ago is due to return to court later this week
Trial Set for Maine Man Accused of Causing 2 Fiery Deaths
A trial is about to get underway this week for a man charged in the deaths of two homeless people found inside a burning truck in Bangor, Maine.
New Sludge Rules in Maine Amid Farm Contamination Concern
Maine officials say they will start using new controls of the use of sludge amid concerns from a dairy farm in the state about chemical contamination.
Anonymous Customer Leaves $2,000 Tip to Surprise of Waiters
An anonymous customer at a Maine restaurant seemingly approved of the eatery’s service, leaving a $2,000 tip on a $48 bill.
Northern Maine Utility Sold to Canadian Company
The owner of a Maine utility that serves many of the state’s rural and remote regions says it has reached an agreement to sell its interest in the power company to a Canadian firm.
Maine Town Putting Kibosh on Releasing Balloons Skyward
UNITY, Maine (AP) A Maine town is asking people to keep a grip on their balloons
Maine Picks New Director to Lead Broadband Push
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) Maine has named a new executive director to lead efforts to expand broadband across the rural state
Maine Passes Tax Refund for Commercial Maple Syrup, Honey
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) Maine lawmakers are making sure that a sales tax refund and exemption includes the commercial production of maple syrup and honey
Fire destroys Bowdoinham home
A fire tore through a home in Bowdoinham Saturday afternoon leaving it completely destroyed, according to the Bowdoinham Fire Department.
Maine CDC looking for several people who handled rabid bat
The Maine Center for Disease control is trying to locate several people who handled a rabid bat with their bare hands last weekend in Bangor.




