Waterville, ME News

• Waterville, ME News
• Lady Gaga cancels Indonesian show after threats
• Boys skip school, burglarize house
• Senator asks airlines to drop seat fee for young kids
• Syria denies it was behind attack that killed 90
• Md. governor, Cleland top bill for convention
• They aspire to do more: Top grads
• Is building of highway worth risk?
• Idea of project already draws heated debate
• Three Winslow firms adding jobs
• Local doctor has key position
• Plan for new jet to face public hearing
• Group wants permanent memorial for AMHI deceased
• Monmouth theater draws McAndrews back
• Skowhegan police receive seat belt funds
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 27, 2012
• BILL NEMITZ: Tough week for Heritage Policy Center
• STILL LIFE: Fresh reminder
• Smoke from wildfires carries into Maine, NH
• Apple CEO Cook gives up $75M in stock dividends
• Parents' dilemma: Let children play football?
• Typical CEO made $9.6M last year, AP study finds
• Maine heating oil prices fall to 2012 low
• Astronauts enter world's 1st private supply ship
• Somerset County police logs
• Maine man sentenced to 15 years in arson fire
• Shots fired in downtown Lewiston
• Bangor casino adds 2 poker tables
• Tornado doesn't stop Kansas couple's wedding day
• Maine police beef up patrols for holiday weekend
• Opinions vary on man charged in 1979 Etan Patz murder
• Pope's butler arrested in scandal
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 26, 2012
• Church donors to fund action
• Waterville District Court: April 23-May 7, 2012
• Morning Sentinel correction: May 26, 2012
• Great Meadow Stream, Great Pond off limits until milfoil plants removed
• LePage blasts teacher union for backing gay marriage
• SAD 53 budget passes handily
• Navy investigating cause of submarine fire
• Anson woman charged with drug trafficking
• Standard and Poor's upgrades Maine bond rating
• No fraud found at Housing Authority
• Political group sees 'witch hunt' in messages
• LePage vetoes $20 million state research bond
• No hard feelings between rival Democrats in District 84
• Pyro City Maine pops on opening day
• AMY CALDER: Country roads took her home
• Hein to fight campaign theft charge
• Cost reductions at MaineGeneral mean 47 fewer jobs
• Waterville police station estimates go up
• LePage: Teachers playing 'political game'
• Officers storm Indiana realty office, gunman inside
• LePage vetoes $20 million research and development bond
• Oversight agency report: No evidence of MHA fraud
• Three arrested in Waterville drug raid
• Schneider says he'll resign AG post if he wins Senate primary
• Investigators enter fire-damaged sub in Maine
• Senators seek to name bison 'national mammal'
• 2 female Army officers sue to reverse combat ban
• Hein says he'll plead not guilty
• Anson woman faces drug charges
• Expert says DNA on medical waste matched Clemens'
• Cops: Angry NY man poured bleach in nephews' milk
• Fast-moving wildfire in Mich. burns 17,000 acres
• Unruly passenger restrained on AA flight in Miami
• Investigators hope to enter USS Miami today
• Atlanta international terminal gets complaints from shuttle riders
• Apple CEO Cook gives up $75M in stock dividends
• P&G to add latches to make detergent packs safer
• Judge: Anti-gay marriage law is unconstitutional
• Sandusky charity to shut down, transfer programs
• Dragon arrives at space station in historic 1st
• Al Gordon, Jack Benny comedy-writer, dies at 89
• Fairfield police log May 25
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log May 25
• NYC's famed Algonquin cat, Matilda, is back
• Oakland police log May 25
• Streaker at Cardinals game says he lost a bet
• Ill. man who renamed himself Led Zeppelin II dies
• New England poison control warns about kids and detergent
• Police investigate fatal crash in Bangor
• Waterville, Clinton police logs for May 24 and 24
• Oregon police seek parents of 3 abandoned kids
• Maine churches to raise money to fight gay marriage
• 171 Conn. citizens accused in storm aid fraud
• Police say Bath infant's death not suspicious
• California's Coronado named nation's best beach
• Kids who stole bibles missed "Thou Shalt Not Steal" commandment
• Sens. Collins, Shaheen to look at submarine damage
• AWOL Muslim soldier guilty in Fort Hood bomb plot
• Government to present DNA evidence in Clemens case
• Typical CEO made $9.6M last year, AP study finds
• Kennedy widow to address BC law grads
• As media glare dims, search for Ayla continues
• Judge to allow claims of abuse in Licata murder trial
• Boston's Faneuil Hall to open new visitor center
• Orphaned bear cubs to live in NH sanctuary
• State: Maine exported record $3.4 billion in 2011
• Teachers' union endorses Maine marriage proposal
• First ladies promote literacy in Maine ceremony
• Maine man gets 40 years in prison for killing wife
• Pennsylvania lawsuit claims former CEO owes $250,123
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 25, 2012
• Waterville District Court: April 14-21, 2012
• Memorial Day events
• Morning Sentinel correction: May 25, 2012
• Memorial Day parade in Skowhegan to be free of politics
• Senate candidate Bennett: 'We need reforms now'
• Feds move to curb food stamp abuse
• Voters pass Mt. Blue budget
• Be safe with driving and fireworks, officials say
• Schneider's personal strength as impressive as resume
• Winthrop roadside fire probe ongoing
• KVCC president officially retiring
• Anti-welfare fraud bid coming back around
• Submarine fire created hellish scene
• House candidate charged
• For firefighters, intense heat, heavy smoke, narrow passages
• Maine senators applaud firefighters' heroics
• STILL LIFE: Can do
• Candidate charged with attempting to steal campaign funds
• Vegas grocer accused of war crimes sent to Bosnia
• Facebook launches iPhone camera app
• Officials unsure whether USS Miami will sail again
• Cougar reluctant to leave cage in Wash. state
• Forecasters applying lessons learned from Irene
• Jury in John Edwards trial asks for 20 exhibits
• Stock indexes drift lower as Europe fears loom
• NJ prosecutor: No charges over boy in washing machine
• Forecasters: 9 to 15 storms this hurricane season
• Panel examining flaws in food-for-troops contract
• Romney: Obama doesn't get free enterprise system
• Auction of Ronald Reagan blood vial cancelled
• Texan convicted of helping al-Qaida to learn fate
• Md. police: Man, 2 sons found dead in manure pit
• GI seeks dismissal of 10 counts in WikiLeaks case
• Fairfield police log May 24
• Hannaford adopts sustainable seafood policy
• Oakland police log May 24
• Legislature schedules next Thursday as 'veto day'
• NYPD has suspect in custody in Etan Patz disapperance
• Brunswick woman nominated to lead U.S. Navy Reserve
• Navy admiral praises nuke sub firefighting effort
• Lewiston police dog helps find Alzheimer's patient
• Students to make music at Maine laptop conference
• Woods files ballot petitions for US Senate
• Maine man sentenced in connection with 3 murders
• Gulf fishermen reel from seafood troubles
• Judge warns reluctant witness in Clemens case
• Gov't taking new steps to combat food stamp fraud
• Private supply ship flies near space station
• Unabomber updates Harvard University alumni book
• Search for Romney running mate in audition phase
• Nuclear sub fire snuffed
• Rumford woman convicted of welfare fraud
• Waterville police veteran leaving
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 24, 2012
• SAD 58 budget approved; taxes to go up
• Man arrested in Skowhegan on drug charges
• Gas pipeline would need 40 homes per mile in Belgrade
• King criticized for Obama aid
• GOP Senate candidates blast King
• LePage signs law aimed at restoring deer herd
• Poliquin driven by 'fiscal sanity'
• STILL LIFE: Mid-Maine Adult Ed Graduation
• RSU 18 budget headed to polls
• In Washington, a Secret Service showdown
• Wilton man faces sex charges
• Debate about jail crowding put on hold
• Bomb scare at Oakland church
• Morning Sentinel correction: May 24, 2012
• Angus King’s Obama donations draw fire
• Fire reported on sub at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
• Drowning victim remembered at Harvard ceremony
• Underwater search for Harvard Business grad turns up stolen car
• French passenger not charged in diverted Maine flight
• Portland man arrested on child-porn charges
• Pipe bomb-type device left on church steps
• Obama to Air Force graduates: 'A new feeling about America'
• Hewlett-Packard to cut 27,000 jobs
• Rep. King: CIA, Pentagon, too close to bin Laden filmmakers
• Pakistan jails doctor who helped U.S. find Osama bin Laden
• Gov. LePage signs bills to rebuild deer herd
• Maine police investigate death of 6-week-old girl
• Two independents file for U.S. Senate race
• Court: To be a pirate, you don't have to board, rob a ship
• Maine's GOP Senate candidates talk business, bash Angus King
• Oakland police log May 23
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log May 23
• Maine police blast suspected pipebomb in Oakland
• Fairfield police log May 23
• Augusta area police
• Woman on diverted Maine plane not on terror watchlists
• Voters pass SAD 58 budget
• Six-year olds take their own field trip from school
• 'A woman who ...': Romney's stories court females
• Waterville, Clinton police logs, May 22 and 23
• Sen. Collins: Prostitution scandal wider than believed
• Maine restaurant owner found dead at NH shore
• Silicon Valley tech exec accused of stealing Legos
• Maine man pleads guilty to molesting girl
• Mariela Castro tops US visit with transgender talk
• Jury at Edwards trial to deliberate for 4th day
• Fla. student to plead guilty to Obama threat
• Prosecutor to release evidence in FAMU hazing case
• Small dairies go under as milk prices sink again
• Library of Congress taps 25 sounds for registry
• Moon chips from Vegas casino mogul sent to NASA
• Astrodome fades, crumbles as Houston decides fate
• Two raccoons found in Pittston positive for rabies
• More pertussis in Skowhegan area
• Sugarloaf to add 300 snowmakers
• Belgrade woman arrested after allegedly dragging cop
• Mass. officials fighting zebra mussel invasion
• Conan O'Brien to talk about comedy at JFK Library
• US Rep. Barney Frank to speak at Harvard
• Maine's first lady to teach about local foods
• NH student finalist in National Geographic Bee
• Morning Sentinel correction: May 23, 2012
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 23, 2012
• SAD 53 budget plan includes tax increase
• Harvard student's body pulled from Portland Harbor
• Plowman: 'I'm not all that easy to push around'
• Fire at Skowhegan house was arson, say investigators
• Mt. Blue scraps subcontractor plan
• Waterville church closer to demolition
• Terror fears halt jet
• Drug agents swarm area
• STILL LIFE: Et tu, Mt. Blue?
• 2010 census missed more than 1.5M minorities, overcounted rich people
• General Mills to eliminate about 850 jobs
• Flight diverted to Maine after French woman's cryptic note
• 10 Mainers arrested in federal drug sweep
• Marvel Comics plans wedding for gay hero Northstar
• US Army becomes much more selective with recruits
• Eugene Polley, inventor of TV remote control, dies at 96
• Somerset County Jail booking log May 22
• NKorea vows to push ahead with nuclear program
• Auction claims to be selling vial of Ronald Reagan's blood
• US home sales up across the country, hopeful sign
• Do you remember Tug of War?
• Jail contraband investigation nets two with local ties
• Voters' Guide: State Legislature
• Witness says he saw Clemens at Canseco pool party
• Somerset County police logs
• CHAT live with U.S. Senate candidate Scott D'Amboise
• Man in stable condition after 180-foot plunge at Niagara Falls
• Oakland police, Kennebec County Sheriff's Office logs May 22
• Fairfield police log May 22
• Dangerous plant setting roots in Maine
• Student guilty in webcam case explains lack of apology
• Waterville, Clinton police logs: May 21 and 22
• Sister of mobster's girlfriend wants liens lifted
• Indian passenger and freight train collide; 25 dead
• Everest will be crowded again days after 4 killed
• Ex-Syracuse coach's wife sues ESPN for libel
• Bangor police investigate 'suspicious' death
• Powell not ready to endorse Obama for re-election
• Ohio family hopes stolen swine statue is returned
• 8 hurt in Oklahoma City shooting after NBA playoff game
• Hip Hop Hall of Fame finds NYC home
• Gov. LePage signs anti-bullying bill into law
• Houston museum unveils $85 million dinosaur hall
• Private supply ship rockets toward space station
• Too much caffeine? Fair trade coffees fighting
• Biden makes 4th trip to NH this year
• Grass, wood fires erupt at once
• Police find grenades in apartment closet in NH
• Maine moms pressing for safer chemicals
• Dredging planned off coast of Wells
• Gov. LePage signs fish and game bills
• Waterville church site a sticking point
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 22, 2012
• Somerset County Superior Court: Jan. 1-May 2, 2012 (L-Z)
• Jay man charged after chase
• Fairfield woman wins discrimination case
• EMS crew honored for saving driver in Skowhegan crash
• Police seek suspect in Vassalboro break-in
• Schneider won't oppose ruling on unlimited corporate spending
• Anti-bullying, concussion bills get late pass
• Harvard student missing after night in Old Port
• ACLU to Sanford school: Stop single-gender classes
• D'Amboise distances himself from other Republicans
• Investigators plan to revisit Skowhegan fire site
• Summers talks business on campaign trail in Farmington
• RSU 18 voters to get look at budget
• Maine lumber company branches out overseas
• Six-car crash remains a mystery
• Operation Endgame
• Notre Dame, Catholic dioceses sue over Obama mandate
• Clemens' accuser wraps up testimony, gets to name names
• Anti-bullying, concussion bills get last-second funding in Maine
• Twins conceived after dad's death won't get benefits
• Student in hate-crime webcam case gets 30 days in jail
• Suicide bombing kills nearly 100 soldiers in Yemen
• Supreme Court won't reduce student's $675K music-download fine
• For first time in 25 years, UMaine system freezes tuition
• STILL LIFE: Violin solo
• The making of the term 'pink slime'
• Somerset County police logs
• About $3 million worth of marijuana found floating off California coast
• Vassalboro woman injured during break-in
• Mass. group says paid sick day will save millions
• Voters' Guide: State Legislature
• Bates freshman dies in Scotland
• Fairfield police log May 21
• Maine Sports Hall of Fame inducts 8
• Possible arson in Skowhegan
• Somerset County Jail booking log May 21
• Waterville police log May 21
• Disputed dinosaur fossil auctioned for $1M in NYC
• Oakland police log May 21
• Trial starting for Fort Hood bomb plot suspect
• Romney faced leadership test in Big Dig tragedy
• Chinese company to buy US movie theater chain AMC
• Romney, US Sen. Brown play down past connections
• Bee Gees' Robin Gibb dies after long cancer battle
• New Obama ad challenges Mitt Romney's economics
• Jury at Edwards trial set to resume deliberations
• NH town experiencing a beaver problem
• Tropical Storm Alberto expected to stay offshore
• Golden Gate celebrates 75th with help of engineers
• Maine man convicted of reigniting fire
• Maine gas prices down 3 cents
• Miss. prison riot leaves guard dead, 8 hurt
• Eclipse crosses Asia, US: Millions look skyward
• Former ultranationalist is new Serbian president
• Woman with flesh-eating disease takes own breaths
• Knee surgery stats prompt changes at US hospitals
• Historic tree's progeny to be planted in Bath
• Johnny Appleseed descendant to visit Maine capital
• Secretary of State Announces Public Private Partnership
• Mt. Blue residents to get last look at school budget
• Bennett’s style reflects pragmatism
• Union ratifies 4-year contract
• So how will you defeat Angus?
• MORE THAN JUST MERCY
• 'CHOOSE A CAUSE'
• Four spar for Senate seat
• Money heads 'Taste' lineup
• SNAPSHOT: Summer fun
• Protesters disrupt Tony Blair's speech at Colby graduation
• Beckett, Saltalamacchia lead Red Sox over Phillies
• For first time in 25 years, UMaine system may not increase tuition
• Bath Iron Works machinists ratify new contract
• Libyan convicted in Lockerbie bombing dies at 60
• LePage picks 2 Portland chefs for Louisiana Cook-Off
• Maine seeking butterfly surveyors
• Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg weds longtime sweetheart
• 22 states join campaign finance fight
• Campaign backers spending in Maine
• GOP achieves promised cuts to MaineCare
• Good bills, bad bills
• Portrait of a mystery
• A sampling of this session's more memorable events
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 20, 2012
• Franklin jail officials 'disgruntled'
• J.P. DEVINE: Brody gets baptized
• Great triumph comes from great tragedy
• Hundreds turn out for wheeling and dealing at 10-mile sale
• Vassalboro man grapples with burglar for TV
• Immigrant teens from Portland share stories through film
• Work on new courthouse continues behind scenes
• Farmington District Court
• NAACP endorses same-sex marriage
• Triple try next after I'll Have Another wins Preakness
• Prosecutors: Trio at NATO summit planned to attack Obama's HQ
• Huge survey aims to learn more about Northeast boaters
• Blind Chinese activist leaves on flight for U.S.
• Maine's highway death toll up for year
• Maine lawmakers turn their attention to campaigning
• Lewiston call center to lay off 181 employees
• Obama to Congress: Put in place banking rules now
• 88 students to graduate from Maine law school today
• Private rocket launch aborted in last half-second
• Maine Troop Greeters celebrates 9th anniversary
• Jurors in John Edwards trial will resume talks Monday
• Giant transformer to be moved on Maine highway
• Adams Cites Social Media, Key Abilities in Baccalaureate Address
• SUV crash deadly for 14-year-old driver
• Maine may see rating downgrade
• New booklet highlights LePage’s achievements
• Whooping cough spreads in SAD 54
• Downtown Conference attended by abundance of community leaders
• ‘Mother of Satan’ explosive seized
• AMY CALDER: Making summers out of nothing
• Vintage aircraft flying in for Pittsfield egg festival
• Mom: Items from river not related to case
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 19, 2012
• Bath Iron Works machinists to get bonus, raises
• Facebook closes at disappointing $38.23
• Obama stance adds fuel in marriage battlegrounds
• House OKs $642 billion defense bill
• Live updates on Facebook's IPO: Jokes on Twitter
• Private family funeral planned for Donna Summer
• Newborn infant dies after dog attack at Ohio home
• Romney points to restored NH bridge as Obama failure
• Clemens judge imposes time limits to speed trial
• LePage touts accomplishments in first 500 days
• Chamber to host first Leading Women's Luncheon
• Moody's lowers outlook on Maine
• Maine jobless rate holds steady at 7.2%
• Teenage boy killed in Albion crash
• AAA office in Waterville to offer driver license renewal, replacement
• CDC to baby boomers: Get tested for hepatitis C
• Somerset County police logs
• 40 police officers graduate from Maine academy
• Ga. woman learns toll of flesh-eating bacteria
• Md. high court recognizes same-sex divorce
• Evidence mixed for Zimmerman's self-defense claim
• Brunswick man ordered to pay child porn victim
• 4 indicted in Farmington meth lab blaze
• China rejects US ruling in solar dumping case
• Boy suspended for haircut scores NBA tickets
• Schooner that sank off Mass. wins federal historic status
• Wake planned today for Mary Richardson Kennedy
• Suspect in Jay paper mill standoff indicted
• Jury to begin deliberations in John Edwards case
• Maine Democrats: Md. gov to speak at convention
• Commencement Weekend Arrives
• Augusta man arrested on explosives charge
• Proficiency-based diploma bill passed
• Bath Iron Works, union reach tentative contract deal
• 10-Mile Yard Sale returning this weekend
• I'm still praying for answers about Ayla, says mother
• More charter school applicants than expected
• GOP passes bill to lower income tax
• Atkins Printing reopens in Manchester
• Whooping cough on rise in Maine, across nation
• Cora Marley's body found
• Family man battled demons
• City man charged with criminal use of explosives
• Poe letter sells for more than $164,000 at N.H. auction
• STILL LIFE: Where they make the laws
• Legislature OKs bill to gradually lower state income tax
• Kennebec County budget aired at hearing
• 1st commercial rocket to fly to space station
• Crash victim's body found at Shawmut Dam in Fairfield
• Injured man survives week in woods after car crash
• Maine man indicted in killing of Fla. firefighter
• Police on swallowed diamond: This, too, shall pass
• Developer: New casinos nearing saturation
• Another rare flesh-eating infection: SC mom of newborns
• Buffett's Berkshire to buy 63 newspapers
• Study: Millions of students chronically absent
• Somerset County police logs
• Donna Summer, queen of disco, dies at 63
• Four more apply for Maine charter school licenses
• Waterville police log May 17
• BIW, machinists reach tentative contract
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log May 17
• Maine lawmakers leave door open for return
• Saco traffic stop leads to crash, fire and drugs
• An unexpected surge in 'shedders'
• Judge delays Mladic trial due to evidence errors
• US jobless aid applications stay at 370,000
• Somerset County Jail log May 17
• Oakland police log May 17
• Fairfield police log May 17
• Obama requesting help to pay for Afghan army
• Millinocket pharmacy robber gets 12 years in prison
• Plan for Vt. windmills riles Canadian neighbors
• Minorities now surpass whites in US births
• Leading insurer pays $109M for dog bite claims
• Sen. Collins: Hampden mail facility to stay open
• RFK Jr.'s troubled estranged wife found dead in NY
• Crews assess damage after Navy ship collision
• As Facebook grows, millions say, 'no, thanks'
• TB patient charged in Calif for not taking meds
• Sensor links mind, thoughts to robot arm
• 125th Maine Legislature adjourns
• Fallen Maine officers to be honored at ceremony
• A Special Wedding Gift
• Morning Sentinel corrections: May 17, 2012
• Children seal time capsule in Skowhegan library basement
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 17, 2012
• Slew of Colby students facing alcohol charges
• Statewide impact expected
• Saturday to mark third central Maine AIDS walk
• St. Albans playground to be dedicated
• Belgrade town website on hold
• Soft-shell lobsters emerging early in season
• Brothers face charges from power saw break-in
• MaineCare cuts predicted to be major issue in election
• Protect middle class, Democrats say
• Divers halt search for Skowhegan woman
• Bond bills move forward in House, Senate
• Clock ticking for Mt. Blue employees
• Worker's widow, boss in mourning
• 'Enough is enough'
• Defense rests without calling John Edwards or his mistress
• RFK Jr.'s wife found dead
• Study: Coffee drinkers live longer
• Lawyers: Criminal probe targets Maine egg magnate
• GI killed in Vietnam War gets Medal of Honor
• Maine to get $75K from Skechers ruling
• Maine lawmakers give initial OK to bonds
• Paralyzed woman uses her mind to control robot arm
• Senate candidates talk small business
• Vt. becomes 1st state to ban 'fracking'
• FTC : Skechers deceived consumers with shoe ads
• Romney giving up on home state of Massachusetts
• Manhunt under way for groom of slain bride in Ill.
• Healthy eating can cost less, study finds
• Feds aim to stop bus, truck rollovers
• Oakland police log May 16
• FBI confirms leak probe on al-Qaida plot
• Shareholders sue JPMorgan over $2B trading loss
• Somerset County police logs
• Congress considers insider threats to airports
• Bush unlikely to play a major role in Romney's campaign
• Defense mum on whether John Edwards will testify
• New effort filed to free OJ Simpson from prison
• Gov. LePage signs state budget
• Mother allegedly drunk picking up child at school
• Lennon's killer transferred to another NY prison
• Facebook boosts size of IPO by 25 percent
• Records detail George Zimmerman's medical injuries
• Romney inches closer to clinching GOP nomination
• McNamee turned on Clemens over son's illness
• Gay marriage group opens 3 new offices in Maine
• Saint Joseph's College picks new president
• Williamson is Maine President of Bank of America
• Man dies after camp falls on him in Albion
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 16, 2012
• Trail for flower petals leads to car thefts suspect
• Clinton man charged with stealing rifles from Waterville home
• Union says administrator stole $260,000
• Columnist, former state commissioner found dead in home
• Waterville police station costs ready soon, says city manager
• Messalonskee teacher wins state honor
• Winslow councilors tackle variety of items
• Fairfield voters approve smaller budget
• Massive Plum Creek easement touches off celebration
• Pared-down budget passes initial votes
• Divers return to Martin Stream in search for Cora Marley
• SAD 54 to talk bond of safety concerns
• Ellen DeGeneres wins Mark Twain Prize for American Humor
• Maine lawmakers override 1 LePage veto, sustain another
• George W. Bush endorses Romney
• Deputies: Fla. mom killed 4 kids, then herself
• AIDS Walk to benefit Horizon Program
• AIDS Walk to benefit Horizon Program
• Red Sox honor Tim Wakefield at today's game
• St. Joseph's College names new president
• EPA to be sued over Maine alewives law
• NH lawmaker shouts 'Sieg Heil,' removed from chamber
• Waterville church, burned house meetings set
• Augusta man killed, another injured in Albion construction accident
• Obama administration sets plan to defeat Alzheimer's by 2025
• NM Gov. criticizes Romney stance on immigration
• Army jobs open up for women in combat units
• Trail of flower petals leads to burglar's arrest
• Maine Senate GOP passes social service cuts
• Mowing halted at all national parks after fatal fall
• Clinton man arrested in Waterville burglary
• Bank of America names new Maine president
• JPMorgan CEO wins vote on pay, keeps chairmanship
• Maine Senate kills 'takings' bill
• Strauss-Kahn countersues NYC hotel maid for $1M
• Blood drive set for flesh-eating bacteria survivor
• Police investigating Maine columnist's apparent suicide
• Forecast: Cheaper gas not enough to boost summer driving
• Waterville police station issue to air May 29
• Budget protesters rally in State House hallway
• Two injured in Readfield crash
• Somerset County Jail booking log May 14
• Waterville and Clinton police logs, May 13, 14, 15
• Poll: Half of Americans consider Facebook a fad
• Ex-Maine fire chief facing sex charges
• Iraq veteran uses rap to treat his PTSD
• Military families to get free national-parks passes
• John Edwards' eldest daughter to take the stand
• Former Murdoch editor faces criminal phone-hacking charges
• Moosehead land easement to protect 363,000 acres
• Coast Guard stops Maine fishing vessel
• Ex-Maine student indicted on bomb, terrorizing charges
• Mom of NH man who killed chief fights car seizure
• Secret drug relationship outlined at Clemens trial
• Maine flags flying at half-staff to honor police
• Maine launches improved website
• Strong Response from Admitted Students
• Proponents, opponents of gay marriage open wallets
• GOP kills civil unions in Colorado special session
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 15, 2012
• Morning Sentinel clarification: June 15, 2012
• Somerset Superior Court: Jan. 1-May 2, 2012
• United Way hosts literacy fair
• Supporters of gay marriage pledge $100,000 to cause
• Frank Knight, 103, to be buried in beloved elm tree's wood
• Police shooting of Army vet justified, says attorney general
• Police say one bust solves multiple burglaries
• Foes of gay marriage still fighting disclosure
• No charges in parking lot car-pedestrian accident
• Female lawmaker withdraws protection order
• Winslow man accused in theft, sale of trailers
• Police looking for man who tried to rob pizza shop
• Missing woman's family praises searchers
• Halloween night robber accepts deal
• Governor's business awards to two area firms
• Waterville budget clears final hurdle
• Questions remain
• STILL LIFE: Water problem
• Herbig withdraws protection order against du Houx
• No charges pending in Waterville pedestrian accident
• Ron Paul ends active campaign for presidency
• AG: Police shooting death justified
• 49 headless bodies unidentified in Mexico massacre
• Waterville police look for man who tried to rob pizza shop
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log May 14
• Budget, bonds on Maine lawmakers' agenda
• Parents read lips of woman with flesh-eating bug
• Dog custody battle costs NYC man more than $60,000
• Sophia, Jacob most popular baby names of 2011
• Report: Amid problems, US fish stocks rebound
• Somerset County police logs
• ATV rider found lying near trail morning after crash
• Supreme Court rejects appeals over shipwreck treasure
• FBI: 72 officers slain last year, up from 2010
• $10,000 worth of solar panels taken from NH forest
• Gay couple pledges $100K to Maine same-sex ballot effort
• Moms react to Time's provocative breast-feeding cover
• Oakland police log May 14
• King: No talk to prostitute in Secret Service case
• Canon eyes robot-only production for its cameras
• Ivy League school janitor graduates with honors
• AP Exclusive: Moderate Taliban speaks of divisions
• Investigators going to scene of NH plane crash
• Maine gas prices tumble another 4 cents
• Clemens to face chief accuser today
• Facebook founder's birthday kicks off big IPO week
• Calif. family wakes to find Lexus in their pool
• Downeaster platforms ready in Freeport, Brunswick
• Israeli officials visit Maine Humvee facility
• Maine toddler still missing as 5-month mark nears
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 14, 2012
• ON MAINE POLITICS: Same-sex backers ready for big week
• Elks announce year's top mom
• KeyBank reaches out to poor Mainers
• Search called off for Skowhegan woman feared dead in crash
• Impact difficult to gauge
• Not so fast, chamber officials say
• Temple Grandin shares stories, ideas with sellout crowd in Portland
• Belmont man killed in Windsor one-car accident
• Jeep exhaust may have doomed trio
• Falmouth man's dream becomes reality Tuesday
• Search suspended for woman likely killed in Fairfield crash
• Official: Dozens of bodies left on Mexico highway
• Gay-marriage supporters launch door-to-door campaign
• John Edwards' mistress led a tabloid-grade life
• Pats' Ochocinco writes "Dear Dad" letter in support of commissioner
• Desperate yellowtail fishermen may get help from scallopers
• Waterville police log May 13
• Somerset County log May 13
• Maine budget cuts target Medicaid
• Franklin County Sheriff's Office log May 13
• Maine officials: Stay away from piping plover nests
• US postmark to feature Maine windjammer theme
• Personal ties often change gay-marriage attitudes
• BU community mourns loss of 3 classmates
• LePage urges Thomas grads to help move Maine forward
• At UMF, such sweet sorrow
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 13, 2012
• Woman who killed child seeks discharge
• Canaan man seriously inured in crash
• Video bridges gap between soldier, mother
• Finger-pointing, second-guessing ... and possibly a solution
• Unity College graduates largest class in 43-year history
• BILL NEMITZ: A tragic finish for a one-time happy ending
• June primary battles set stage for what could be high-stakes showdown
• UMA studies help graduate find her voice
• J.P. DEVINE: A rose for Loretta
• CMP upgrade found wanting
• A Mother's Day to remember
• When do you step in?
• Lawmakers in stalking case reach a deal
• June Cleaver to Gloria Pritchett: 5 great TV moms
• Maine police seek help in sexual-assault case
• US drone strikes kill 11 al-Qaida militants in Yemen
• University of Maine at Farmington Graduation
• LeBron James wins 3rd NBA MVP award
• At USM, Snowe urges voters to support centrist politicians
• With bribery scandal, Wal-Mart's reputation takes another beating
• Fishermen need early launch permits for Maine lake
• Owner of Windham escort service charged with extortion
• Somerset County law enforcement blotter May 12
• Somerset County Jail booking log May 12
• Women ponder how they became a campaign issue
• Franklin County Sheriff's Office log May 12
• Fairfield police log May 12
• Two charged with trying to extort Stevie Wonder
• Waterville, Clinton police logs May 12
• 3 Boston U. students killed in New Zealand crash
• Snowe, LePage to give commencement speeches today
• Lobster boat sinkings bring back violent memories
• Police pull more items from river
• 'We're humbly surprised all the time'
• Sports parents told to test kids
• Wind farm resentments seep back to surface
• Repeat health violations close Chinese eatery
• Chairman wants no tax increase
• Police warn of teen drinking heading into party season
• Hackers breach UMaine servers
• Survey: Romney better in Maine than nationally
• Mom's love is all you need
• Hannaford recognized for 'green' first
• Man gives promise to grandson
• BRIEFS
• SOMERSET SUPERIOR COURT
• FARMINGTON DISTRICT COURT
• POLICE
• Gorham woman charged with attempted murder of husband
• Burglars steal autistic Standish 2-year-old's iPad
• Legendary car designer, racer Shelby dies at 89
• Police recover more items from Kennebec River
• Jury reaches verdict in Hudson family slayings
• Report: Ortiz OK after minor accident
• Judge refuses to dismiss John Edwards charges
• F-16s intercept plane in restricted LA airspace
• Poll: Obama's favorability rating up slightly in Maine
• Conservative Ariz. sheriff drops congressional bid
• Collins-Faunce in court on infant murder charge
• Logging truck rolls over on I-95, injuring driver
• Man who tried to open jet door released on bail
• London's Orbit tower: Eiffel or eyesore?
• Family of toddler barred from flight want apology
• Video-game company can pursue suit against Beyonce
• FDA reviews first rapid, take-at-home test for HIV
• Elderly couple dies; car stuck, cellphone calls futile
• Old classmate helps end standoff in NH
• Romney aims to shift focus from gay rights to economy
• Judge rejects effort to open CIA volume on Cuba
• Lobster hostilities lead to boat sinkings in Friendship
• Kidnap-slaying suspect kills self; 2 girls safe
• Whooping cough found in Skowhegan schools
• Waterville, Clinton police logs, May 10, 11
• Supreme Court presses PUC for smart meter explanation
• Lewiston police officer arrested twice in five days
• Surfer sets gnarly wave record
• Sentencing today for ex-New England mob boss
• Police: 2nd bottle of rum was teen's downfall
• Maine town, former manager, settle federal lawsuit
• Israeli officials to visit Humvee facility in Limestone
• Sanford man convicted of child porn involving infant
• Michele Bachmann drops Swiss citizenship
• OOB asking beachgoers to snuff cigarettes
• Another stabbing leads to charges
• Questions linger about abuse warning signs in death of infant
• Prison term of 30 years for arsonist
• GOP budget plan highlights differences between parties
• Maine forum set for new jet
• KVCC campus plans unveiled
• DHHS won’t release information on dead baby
• Family of lawmaker accused of stalking releases stress report
• 'It was like starting a whole new life'
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 11, 2012
• Cianbro touts versatility to Somerset council
• Somerset forum for 4 Senate candidates
• Somerset Superior Court
• Flight from Portland diverted to Logan
• Cornell du Houx's family releases psych evaluation
• Woman battles flesh-eating disease after accident
• Military class suspended for its view on Islam
• Agents swarm reputed mobster's home in Conn.
• Man arrested in Waterville stabbing
• CDC: Young adults ignoring skin-cancer warnings
• Romney counters report he bullied gay classmates
• Hackers breach UMaine computer server
• Judge dismisses DWI charges against ex-FAA chief
• Feds sues 'toughest sheriff' over alleged Ariz. profiling
• Man who set topless coffee shop fire gets 30 years
• Prosecutors detail money to Edwards mistress
• LePage backs DHHS silence on Arundel case
• Obama, backing gay marriage, starts fundraising tour
• Updated: GOP budget plan cuts MaineCare, lowers taxes
• US phone subscribers hanging up on contracts
• Oil boom resurrects North Dakota ghost town
• U.S. applications for unemployment aid dip to 367K
• Waterville and Clinton police logs for May 9,10
• Smart meter dispute goes before state supreme court
• Report: U.S. 8th-graders still lag in science
• Fairfield police log May 10
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log May 10
• Maine boy, 8, found safe; lost on fishing trip
• Women for Obama launches campaign today
• Oakland police log May 10
• Ubisoft assembling Avengers for game
• Naked unicyclist charged for distracting drivers
• Ex-Navy man accused of torturing wife in Conn.
• Conn. man won't be charged in horse dragging
• Clemens team wants to bring back colorful witness
• Minn. Vikings a vote away from new stadium
• DWI trial scheduled for former FAA chief Babbitt
• Oil falls to near $96 as US crude supplies grow
• Mass. woman accused of hot oil attack granted bail
• NH town welcomes new police chief
• Chancellor visiting USM to hear faculty concerns
• Bath 7th-grader charged after bomb threat
• International adoptions plummet globally
• Postal Service to cut hours, not offices
• Rescuers comb Russian jet wreckage in Indonesia
• Medicare paid $5.6B in suspect pharmacy billings
• 4 arrested in 2010 Bates melee meet with judge
• Calico lobster caught off Winterport goes to Boston
• Maine woman ordered to stop feeding sea gulls
• Occupy Maine sets health care rally in Portland
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 10, 2012
• Rabies found in raccoon
• Gay couples encouraged by Obama support
• State won't say when it first heard of abuse at home
• Wilton discusses downtown options
• 'Bully' hits close to home
• Infant's father charged with murder
• 'Give me the drugs'
• STILL LIFE: Coldwater morning
• UMA discussion: Focus on respect
• BIW, union finalizing contract agreements
• AG rules warden shooting justified
• Bachmann becomes a citizen of Switzerland
• Kennebec committeeto host GOP candidates
• Primary bill hits legislature after caucus kerfuffle
• Selectmen dedicate report to Army National Guard
• Fairfield budgets down from 2011
• Romney: I'm against gay marriage
• Ex-Miss USA gets probation in DUI case
• Prosecutors not planning to call Edwards' mistress
• Obama endorses same-sex marriage
• Obama's announcement gives Maine gay-marriage supporters a lift
• Hairstyling pioneer Vidal Sassoon dies at 84
• Arundel man charged with murder of infant son
• STILL LIFE: The solitary florist at work
• Judge in Sandusky case weighs defense subpoenas
• Rabies case confirmed in Kennebec County
• Red Sox P.A. announcer Beane killed in car crash
• Maine tribe issues 236 elver fishing licenses, catching state by surprise
• Poll: Women, blacks and independents helping Obama
• Maine considers return to presidential primary
• Russian plane vanishes over Indonesia
• Somerset County Jail booking log May 9
• Police probe 2nd Augusta pharmacy robbery in a week
• US casinos slowly coming back from recession woes
• France honors WWII vets at West Point
• 'Y.M.C.A.' songwriter wins court victory over rights
• Somerset County police logs
• Fairfield police log May 9
• AG: Warden justified in shooting Rumford policeman
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log May 9
• Coast Guard steps up inspections of towboats, tugs
• Oakland police log May 9
• Maine GOP convention runs up modest OT bill
• FDA: Kids' medical tests need child-size radiation
• FBI, police hunt Tenn. kidnap-slaying suspect, 2 girls
• Police: Ashland, Mass. man can't stand after DUI arrest
• Closing arguments today in Hudson family murders trial
• Cattle prices jump as ranchers begin rebuilding
• Effect of NC gay marriage amendment unclear
• Waterville police log for May 8 and 9
• Farmers markets getting money to take food stamps
• Massachusets woman accused of bilking retired doctor
• Dogs left caged for at least 4 years in NH
• TD Bank to cut 200 western Mass. jobs
• Lugar's loss has lessons for both parties
• Maine woman admits to stealing from Yellowstone
• Retired couples may need $240,000 for health care
• Minn. couple accused of forcing girl, 12, to wear diaper
• Obama staffer to testify at John Edwards trail
• Maine man to be sentenced for triple murder
• Maine manufacturers holding summit in Owls Head
• Waterville Opera House News - May 8, 2012
• Waterville officials tour city-owned house
• Infant dies from brain injuries
• Europe's discontent poses threat to Obama
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 9, 2012
• KVCC public forum moved
• Civil War era fashion show to hit Fairfield
• All articles passed at Hartland Town Meeting
• Police seize crack cocaine in Fairfield
• Schools key to fighting America's obesity, report says
• Program funding method sent to SAD 53 voters
• Togus files recovered after being accidentally trashed
• Water protectors welcome two new program directors
• Women veterans honored for service
• Madison students win big at wind contest
• North Carolina voters pass gay marriage ban
• SAD 58 town taxes would increase $84,000
• Tea party platform remains in place
• Waterville council tours South End house
• Calif. may ban gay teen 'conversion' therapy
• Speechwriter says John Edwards knew about cover up
• Gas price likely won't set record this summer
• Puerto Rico aims to become fully bilingual by 2022
• FDA favors first-ever drug for HIV prevention
• Ford to boost factory output by 40,000 vehicles
• VIDEO: Cumberland County guards allegedly beat inmate
• Autopsy: Ultra-runner True died of natural causes
• Number of job openings reaches 4-year high
• STILL LIFE: The sun never sets on shopping
• STILL LIFE: New look at the DQ
• LePage pushes for more cuts
• Wash. GOP expects convention tussle with Ron Paul
• Maine man sentenced for stealing food stamps
• 'Where Wild Things Are' author Maurice Sendak dies
• Coroner: Valium, alcohol killed painter Kinkade
• Road sign in NH town miffs some bicyclists
• South Portland moves farmers market
• Obama's 'to do' list for Congress: jobs, mortgages, veterans
• State GOP keeps tea party's 2010 platform
• Fairfield police log May 8
• Somerset County Jail booking log May 8
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log May 8
• Oakland police log May 8
• VIDEO: Maurice Sendak on 'The Colbert Report' in January
• Border Patrol gets first new strategy in 8 years
• Patient documents trashed at Maine VA facility
• Don't tell Paul's supporters the primary is over
• Body found of Maine man missing several months
• BIW ship to get Miss.-made helicopter hangar
• Google's self-driving cars get Nev. test license
• Santorum endorses one-time rival Romney
• Senate heads toward showdown vote on student loans
• NC votes today on constitutional ban on gay marriage
• Maine Maritime Academy's training ship casts off
• Magazine gives Maine better marks for business
• BIW cited for hazardous materials violations
• Nation's obesity problem not going away
• Waterville police offer pharmacies robbery aid
• Messalonskee robotics team has strong showing
• STILL LIFE: Cherry, cherry
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 8, 2012
• Morning Sentinel clarification: May 8, 2012
• Skowhegan District Court: April 2-10, 2012
• Gassy dinosaurs helped warm Earth
• Danner takes over New England Animal Hospital
• The Resistance named Maine's Best Young Band
• Charges up in air for shaken baby case
• Maine mining rules overhauled
• Bunker named to Remembrance staff
• Highway deaths hit record low
• Messy convention hurt campaigns of Senate candidates
• Underage party in Oakland busted after 911 hang-ups
• Family honors Marine with scholarship fund
• Waterville residents oppose church demolition
• Waterville residents oppose plan to raze church
• Norridgewock planners approve housing project for elderly
• Car crashes into Waterville pizzeria
• Celtics' Big 3 still have life in those old bones
• CIA thwarts new al-Qaida underwear bomb plot
• STILL LIFE: Doggie treat
• Man charged in infant son's assault is held on $100,000 bail
• New Maine mining rules won't mean gold rush
• Waterville chief offers help for those dealing with pharmacy robberies
• No end in sight to American obesity epidemic
• Police: Weapons found during Portland standoff
• Babe Ruth's Mass. home up for sale
• Small-town official accused of stealing $53 million
• Oakland police log May 7
• Somerset County booking log May 7
• GOP plan boosts Pentagon, cuts social programs
• Highway deaths per miles driven falls to record low
• Sanford schools vote tonight on mascot name
• Somerset County police logs
• Barn fire kills dozens of animals in Gouldsboro
• Car crashes into Waterville pizza shop
• Fairfield police log May 7
• Waterville's The Resistance named 'Best Young Band'
• FBI, Vt. police to search dump for missing couple
• Flashy, fiery Sarkozy fades from French scene
• Al-Qaida releases video of American hostage
• Three ousted judges win JFK Courage award
• NY boy seeks to remain on girls field hockey squad
• 92-year-old to be sentenced for selling suicide kits
• NH-Maine bridge inspection could cause delays
• Maine gas prices drop by 4 cents per gallon
• Robert Indiana sued by art buyer from Monaco
• UNH alerts campus after sexual assault in dorm
• Bath Iron Works, union begin contract talks
• Putin sworn in as Russia's president for 6 years
• Al-Qaida releases video of American hostage
• Key education legislation still awaiting action
• Fire at Norway rooming house suspicious
• Bangor Raceway opens for 129th season
• Special coins going to Maine women veterans
• Paul steals show
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 7, 2012
• Patients may not know how to get free care
• 'I'm just real careful,' says woman with Alzheimer's living alone
• Senate candidates' speeches cut from convention
• UMA gathering remembers Rwanda genocide victims
• Gas hearing on Belgrade's agenda
• MCI student helps Kenya kids
• Graduating students to participate in Art Honors celebration
• STILL LIFE: A dandy run
• Bob-In dispute ends in stabbing
• ON MAINE POLITICS: Paul backers proud
• Maine hospitals' free care doubled
• Conventiongoers applaud LePage
• Snowe calls for party unity in 2012 election
• Burned-out house causes friction
• Ron Paul wins most of Maine's GOP delegates
• Socialist Francois Hollande wins French presidency
• Biden OK with equal rights for married gay couples
• In final speech, Snowe urges party to defeat Obama
• Maine woman killed in N.H. shooting had $14,000 cash
• LePage: 'Get off the couch and get yourself a job'
• 'Avengers' smashes all-time record: $200.3 million debut
• Maine community colleges to graduate record number
• Scott Romney calls for party unity
• Largest medal ceremony ever held at Maine Military Museum
• Container services run into problems at Portland terminal
• Numbers for Lyme disease expected to be high
• Rwandan genocide focus of UMA 'Walk to Remember'
• WATERVILLE DISTRICT COURT
• Shriner death due to faulty cart
• J.P. DEVINE: Missing Eliot, facing 80
• Skowhegan senior is Coca-Cola scholar
• Senior housing to be considered
• Ayla Reynolds' aunt says she took polygraph
• French head to polls for pivotal election
• Protection orders offer useful tools when tensions run high
• Ron Paul backers take control of state GOP convention
• Schools, unions locked in tug of war
• Red Sox hammered in 8-2 loss
• Boat operator floats idea of Maine-NH water taxi
• Romney embarking on new political balancing act
• Free comics! Today's promotion hopes to attract new readers
• Fishermen get 5.6 million pound dogfish increase
• 9/11 families prepare for today's arraignment
• Thousands pour in to GOP convention
• Drugs robbed from Pittsfield pharmacy
• 9/11 'mastermind' to be arraigned today
• Maine Green Party convenes in Portland
• Maine juniors take SAT today
• Officials: Financial hit to take a toll
• Paul backers hope to take over GOP convention
• 'A Soldier's Story' for all
• Speculation begins over political career fallout
• State police investigating stalking allegations against legislator
• Human choices drive climate changes
• WATERVILLE DISTRICT COURT
• SNAPSHOT: Fishing for numbers
• SNAPSHOT: Dierks Bentley
• Maine group urges vote on federal judicial nominees
• Soldier in Afghanistan dies in Skype chat with wife
• Get ready for an eyeful on Saturday night: 'Supermoon'
• Heiress concerned Edwards used her for her money
• US, China forge tentative deal on Chinese activist
• Beastie Boys co-founder Adam Yauch dead at 47
• Buckner ball sells for $418,250 at auction
• Boss of drill sergeant school getting her job back
• NOAA picks Portland group for seal stranding network
• Waterville council to tour house
• A man and his monkey pulled over in Florida
• US revamps student work visa program after abuses
• Romney wanted gay spokesman to stay on the job
• Chaplain: Seau's brain to be donated for research
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log May 4
• Former pipeline in Limestone to be auctioned
• Fairfield police log May 4
• Winslow police log May 4
• Oakland police log May 4
• Waterville and Clinton police logs, May 3 and 4
• Westbrook police investigating accidental shooting
• Lewiston man gets 2 years for marijuana robbery
• 7 hurt at Kent St. in 1970 shooting want answers
• Falling bear in Colo. campus photo killed by car
• Penobscot bridge observatory now open for season
• Romney's brother to address Maine GOP convention
• Sen. Collins to endorse Mass. Sen. Brown
• Protection order issued after lawmakers' breakup
• Election 2012: Courtney enters race for Maine's 1st Congressional District seat
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 4, 2012
• Bin Laden documents at a glance
• BILL NEMITZ: The return of Michael Heath and his 'dirty, nasty fight'
• Bar Harbor Bankshares buys Border Trust Co.
• Torresen sworn in as U.S. District Court judge
• Rwandan genocide focus of UMA walk
• Legal victory for Mainers with long-term disabilities
• Candidate for Congress: It's time to step forward
• STILL LIFE: Bubbles and barbecue
• Wave Glider drone launched to patrol Gulf of Maine
• LePage nominates Vannoy for PUC
• New SAD 53 budget could lower taxes
• Hartland to vote on town valuation, new selectman
• Pre-emptive strike for ash borers
• Cornville charter school officials optimistic
• Colby play ripped from headlines
• STILL LIFE: Students set salmon free
• Documents show worst of al-Qaida
• Police track, arrest Benton man
• Search continues for Maine woman not seen in 2 months
• Vogue bans too-skinny models from its pages
• STILL LIFE: Getting it done
• Infamous 'Buckner ball' going up for auction
• Facebook sets $28-$35 price range for IPO shares
• Tallest man in US seeking good shoes, normalcy
• Innovative 'bot to ply Gulf of Maine
• White House is silent on fate of Chinese activist
• Capistrano trying to woo back its legendary swallows
• New assessment calls eel population 'depleted'
• CDC: More teen girls using most effective birth control
• 5 indicted in alleged plot to bomb Ohio bridge
• Applications for unemployment aid drop sharply
• Somerset County police logs
• Maine wardens find missing mom and 2 kids
• Somerset County Jail log May 3
• Waterville police logs for May 2 and 3
• Fairfield, Oakland police logs May 3
• W. Maine bridge over Androscoggin called deficient
• Army to release bin Laden documents this morning
• Quimby blocks more logging roads in Piscataquis County
• Turner restaurant closes after 77 years
• Mass. man faces judge in slaying of mother, grandmother
• Seau's apparent suicide stuns fans, former teammates
• NH and Maine troopers save man on bridge
• Rockport school ends boys-only class
• Teen charged with manslaughter released on $50K bond
• Courtney taking congressional campaign on the road
• Hiring methods prompt questions
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 3, 2012
• Franklin County Superior Court: March 16-31, 2012
• GOP 'energized' for convention
• Kentucky Derby last race before OTB move
• Five-year-old boy taken to hospital after crash
• Augusta lawyer honored with Maine ACLU award
• State worker drops claim of whistleblower retaliation
• Waterville teenager meets with top magazine editor
• Pittsfield trash truck needs $7,500 repair
• Snowe honored at annual biker tea
• Madison voters pull SAD 59 budget through approval
• Wilton budget up $35,000 from last year
• Oakland voters approve all items
• Planners of Ayla walk look to stem, avoid fighting
• It's up to men to stop domestic violence, LePage says
• Chinese dissident gets cold feet
• Waterville students build better lunchbox
• Ex-Patriots linebacker Junior Seau found dead
• 1 killed in crash between car and logging truck
• NFL suspends 4 players for Saints' bounties
• 100,000 Facebook users use new organ-donor option
• Pettitte says he may have misunderstood Clemens
• Gingrich ends campaign, prefers Romney to Obama
• Court: President Bush's aide protected from any torture lawsuits
• Coast Guard retrieves injured Maine fisherman
• Patriots mourn death of ex-linebacker Seau
• Suspect in double slaying nabbed at Maine border
• Gov't to speed up tracking of possible E. coli outbreaks
• John Edwards' daughter leaves courtroom crying
• STILL LIFE: Two little ladybugs
• Waterville High students learn hands-on, healthful tips
• Texting teen in court today on manslaughter charge
• 'Lively' Maine GOP convention expected this weekend
• Somerset County Jail log May 2
• Lawyer for bomb suspects is skeptical of informant's role
• Feds charge 107 in Medicare fraud raids in 7 cities
• Tsunami-swept Harley found in Canada
• Maine woman wins $500,000 in lottery
• UMaine says 'paint party' got out of hand
• Fairfield police log May 2
• Overnight house fires in Lewiston and Auburn
• Snowe praises bikers at Blaine House tea
• Cape Elizabeth 8th grader wins Google design contest
• Police investigating infant's death in Owls Head
• May1 Waterville police logs, arrests
• GPS suggests Calif. yacht hit rocks off Mexico
• More students in limbo as college wait lists grow
• Maine teen faces manslaughter charge in crash
• Maine moose lottery deadline approaching
• Maine settles with worker who alleged retaliation
• Blind activist goes free after promises of safety
• Munch's 'The Scream' may fetch $80M at NYC auction
• LePage visiting Cheverus to talk about domestic violence
• Ex-Maine border agent sues Homeland Security Dept.
• Maine GOP hosts Senate candidate forum tonight
• 2012 Student Awards Presented
• Driver in Waterville crash wasn't drunk
• Standing down
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 2, 2012
• Farmington District Court: March 16-31, 2012
• Dominican babies to get surgeries in Maine
• New Sharon man charged with OUI after crash
• Attorney warned for client grievance
• Lawmakers decry 'corruption' claim
• King pulls from all sides to fill campaign spots
• Commission accepting charter school proposals
• STILL LIFE: Leftover April showers
• May Day rally puts focus on workers
• Waterville budget passes first hurdle
• KVCC vying for award
• Teenage girl cleared in Vassalboro fire
• STILL LIFE: Installation piece goes in at museum
• Mt. Blue jobs on the line
• Waterville council OKs proposed $36 million budget
• Obama makes surprise trip to Afghanistan to sign pact
• Maine turkey hunter attacked by coyote
• No-confidence balloting under way for USM president
• US factory growth shows economy is strengthening
• Vt. trooper shoots, kills unarmed suspect
• FBI: 5 men try to blow up Ohio bridge
• Dow closes at highest level since 2007
• Texting teen charged with manslaughter in W. Paris crash
• Supreme Court's popularity hits 25-year low
• Obama strengthens penalties around Iran, Syria
• Portland losing container cargo service again
• Snowe to attend bikers' tea
• Appeals judge stops Planned Parenthood injunction
• Maine health centers to get about $1.3M in grants
• Fairfield police log May 1
• Maine teen heading to NYC for protest at Seventeen Magazine
• Maid's civil suit against Strauss-Kahn can proceed
• India ferry capsizes; 103 dead, 100 missing
• Waldo County Sheriff's Office log May 1
• Angus King appoints 9 to chair Senate campaign
• Somerset County police logs
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log May 1
• Somerset County Jail booking log May 1
• Oakland police log May 1
• Facebook makes it easier to become organ donor
• UK lawmakers: Rupert Murdoch unfit to lead company
• Bin Laden said to have wanted Obama assassinated
• Scout official resigns, supports ousted gay leader
• Secret Service agents to undergo ethics training
• Maine Education Dept. disbands disabilities panel
• Ohio's big cat stampede prods review of laws nationwide
• Formerly conjoined twins thrive post-separation
• Deaths in 2 Calif. races leave sailors reeling
• Labor, Occupy, plan May Day rally in Portland
• Auburn launches online police reporting
• Colleagues give cancer-stricken warden new roof
• Council to take first vote one $36M budget
• Fairfield man indicted on assault, weapon charges
• Job fair draws hiring groups
• Maine hiker survives four days in Utah forest
• LePage appoints Madison student
• Waterville police arrest two unruly men, search for another
• Waterville girl's body image campaign grows
• MORE MONEY, MORE PROBLEMS
• State officials talk with farm about disposal of dead horses
• Waterville teen presses Seventeen Magazine to change its ways
• BRIEFS
• Number of newborns with drug withdrawal triples
• Judge dismisses lawsuit against 'Three Cups of Tea' author
• EPA official resigns over 'crucify' comment
• Maine buys 5,700 acres for $2.7 million
• Judge blocks Texas' anti-Planned Parenthood law
• SNAPSHOT: Wired
• Celtics' star Rondo suspended for Game 2 vs. Hawks
• Driver in Bronx crash was speeding, clipped wall
• Feds propose ways to ease impact of yellowtail cut
• GOLF: Abby Spector named golf pro at Sugarloaf
• 12 Maine radio stations changing ownership
• Tech exec gets 22 years prison for $30M fraud
• 2 GOP lawmakers blast LePage on 'corrupt' remark
• Maine heating oil dips 8 cents since winter
• Patrick Dempsey praised for coolly rescuing teen from crash
• State revenues rise nearly $50M, easing budget shortfall
• Fire leads to store evacuation in Augusta
• Oakland police log April 30
• With an asterisk, WTC is back on top in NYC
• Sunday, Monday Waterville police and arrests
• Brits to put missiles on rooftops during Olympics
• Fairfield police log April 30
• Australian billionaire: Titanic II to sail in 2016
• Rights group: US asylum likely for Chinese dissident
• Courtney officially entering race to unseat Pingree
• More than $40,000 raised to honor fallen NH chief
• Gas drops by nearly a nickel in Maine
• Car hits 2 teen girls sunbathing on Pa. road
• NH bill makes gun licenses optional
• Answers may rest in Fort Richmond soil
• Maine museum to exhibit Wyeth, Kent paintings
• Memorial Bridge to get $7M paint job
• Waterville graduate finds success in little things
• Maine convents use the Internet to search for new recruits
• Osama bin Laden's long shadow
• Cianbro CEO stoked about green power
• Morning Sentinel police log: April 30, 2012
• Maine hiker survives four days in Utah wilderness
• Maine convents turn to Internet for recruitment
• Porpoise problems have fishermen facing shutdown
• State outlines Maine summer highway agenda
• Edwards' fate hinges on ex-right-hand man and wife
• Weekend police logs, arrests
• Ted Williams' MVP plaque sells for $300K
• Louis Armstrong's last trumpet recording now a CD
• Maine court clerks cut back hours this week
• Associated Grocers: What's left?
• Senate race top concern at Republican convention
• Biologists gear up to study deadly bat disease
• J.P. DEVINE: Jack won't hit the road
• Skowhegan District Court: March 19-30, 2012 (N-Z)
• STILL LIFE: Every day is Earth Day
• GOP hopes new platform will appease tea party
• Groups show Earth Day enthusiasm in Waterville
• Mainers' college debt second-highest in nation
• A fresh approach to fiddleheads
• 'We have no food policy'
• Investigator: Sickened horses difficult to treat
• Body found in Washington bunker standoff
• Packers take Maine's McMillian in fourth round of NFL Draft
• Scandal highlights lack of women in Secret Service
• Maine man gets 8 years for sexually assaulting young girl
• LePage takes aim at bipartisan bond package in radio address
• Vt. considers expanding bear-hunting season
• Maine drug take-back program held on Saturday
• Waterville Opera House stages stylish comeback
• Chaperones among new Secret Service rules
• Bear returned to wild in Colorado
• Woman charged after chase in North Anson
• Morning Sentinel police log: April 28, 2012
• Morning Sentinel correction: April 28, 2012
• Skowhegan District Court: March 19-30, 2012 (A-M)
• AMY CALDER: Apuzzo never forgot Sentinel
• In Fairfield, Keller fits clerk job well
• Students show off skills at Jobs for Maine Graduates event
• DHHS paid $10.7 million for ineligible patients
• History at Thomas College
• LePage sees inefficiency, corruption
• Bear makes 'perfect landing' following tranquilized fall from tree
• LePage writes letter to state employees about "corrupt" remark
• House OKs student loan bill, ignores veto threat
• STILL LIFE: Piece by piece
• Thomas College hires first female president
• Man's body found along shore of Maine harbor
• UPDATE: Blaine House protester found guilty of trespassing
• Fairfield police log April 27
• N. Anson woman hit with stun gun after high-speed chase
• Space shuttle Enterprise arrives at NY's JFK
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log April 27
• Oakland police log April 27
• US growth slowed to 2.2% in first quarter
• Somerset County booking log April 27
• Former DeCoster worker files lawsuit
• Dutch judge upholds ban on foreigners buying pot
• US to remove 9,000 Marines from Okinawa
• 6 sentenced for Lewiston-area crime spree
• Study: Most victims knew Ala. twisters were coming
• Protesters at US party conventions could pack heat
• House GOP set to curb college student loan costs
• Wis. animal shelter to open, thanks to cat with 26 toes
• Body of woman found floating in Piscataqua River
• Portland march, rally against sexual violence today
• Police charge 4 in attack on Lewiston students
• Maine man expected to plead guilty to murdering wife
• Oxford Casino seeking to fill 100 jobs
• Governor points to 'corrupt' workers
• Mercy: 'no aggressive collection practices'
• Police recover items from Kennebec River
• Motorcycle collides with car
• Police: Thefts may be related
• Drug Take Back Day offers safe disposal option for pills
• Two-Cent Bridge to close for repairs
• Mistrial declared in Occupy trespass case
• POLICE PROBE DOUBLE STABBING
• Apple legend roots in Unity
• Mock crash has sobering effect
• Legislative panel approves $96M bond package
• Businesses clear out, make way for Southern Maine's first firework shop
• More details in 2011 fatal stabbing
• LePage: Corruption in mid-management
• Missing musician shot himself in head, police say
• SNAPSHOT: PRUNING RASPERRIES
• Budget-writing committee passes $95 million bond package
• SKOWHEGAN DISTRICT COURT
• WATERVILLE DISTRICT COURT
• POLICE
• Maine AG seeks injunction in assault case
• Waterville Two-Cent Bridge to close for repairs
• Man accused of igniting fire marshal's car faces new charges
• Fans gather to honor Levon Helm at Woodstock home
• Somerset County police logs
• Waterville police investigate double stabbing
• Boring meets Dull in international partnership
• Fairfield police log April 26
• Official: Secret Service probing another trip
• Oakland police log April 26
• Meteorites found in Calif. along path of fireball
• Wednesday, Thursday Waterville police log and one arrest
• Puppy on runway delays flights at LaGuardia
• Court convicts ex-Liberian president of war crimes
• Maine fire departments face shortage of volunteers
• Restaurant owner pleads not guilty to hiring illegals
• Developer unveils plans for Millinocket mill site
• Maine teachers to get 'financial literacy' how-tos
• Maine man charged with sexually assaulting boy
• Arizona migrant case could lead to sweeping changes
• 2 Mainers get EPA awards for lifetime achievement
• LePage visiting businesses in Penobscot County today
• Bill to combat double-dipping law may not go far
• POLICE
• Phishing scam hits credit union customers
• WATERVILLE DISTRICT COURT
• Speed was key in small business loan event
• Board elects Hebert to aid Starks merge with Mt. Blue district
• Hallowell ice rink opening in June
• SNAPSHOT: I want that one
• Heck: New officer, cruiser needed for crime spike
• What makes schools better?
• Farmington selectmen contemplate amendment to wind energy rules
• LePage helps open new Waterville Save-A-Lot
• Jury deliberates fate of Blaine House Occupy protestors
• Foster chosen to head UMF
• Police: No foul play suspected in death of Freeport musician
• Burger King makes cage-free promise
• Two babies die at same Maine house
• SKOWHEGAN DISTRICT COURT
• Sturgeon health is newest threat to fishing industry
• Parents wire kids to prove teachers' verbal abuse
• SNAPSHOT: The water's fine
• Marines discharge sergeant for Facebook posts on Obama
• Gun in NH police shooting bought by shooter's girlfriend
• Report cites some improvement in Maine air
• Beyonce named People's most beautiful woman
• Gingrich to end presidential campaign next week
• Downtown Waterville gets grocery store, new shops
• New Gloucester man gets 25 years for making child porn
• Church sues Rockland over tax exemptions
• Trial related to Occupy Augusta protest is nearly derailed
• Maine man guilty of threatening president
• Norway killer: Insanity diagnosis based on 'fabrications'
• UMaine Farmington, Presque Isle get new presidents
• Somerset County police logs
• Mother of NH shooter says he was a good person
• Waldo County Sheriff's Office log April 25
• Middle-aged man dies in Boothbay fire
• Somerset County arrest log April 25
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log April 25
• Fake inspection sticker leads to drug arrest
• Maine gets nearly $1M in arts money
• Fairfield police log April 25
• Oakland police blotter April 25
• The storyteller
• LePage vetos deed registry fee increase
• Waterville police blotter, Tuesday
• Discovery of mad cow in US was stroke of luck
• N. Korea military brags of 'powerful modern weapons'
• Ex-student sues Maine Job Corps over dismissal
• Charities seek a few good baby boomers
• Supreme Court questions Arizona's tough immigration law
• American college students face years of crushing debt
• Auburn teen to serve 3 years for severe beating
• UNE signs agreements with 2 Spanish universities
• Occupy Maine to protest student debt load
• Four Professors Receive Fulbrights
• Romney completes five-state sweep in GOP primaries
• Skowhegan selectmen accept grant for Whitten Brook project
• Morning Sentinel police log: April 25, 2012
• Farmington District Court: Feb. 16-March 2, 2012
• Plaintiffs appeal in mural case
• Search for missing Freeport musician continues
• Emergency radio jam escalating
• Maine Mystery author to promote book, work with kids
• Heating, wages, new buses hike RSU 19 budget
• STILL LIFE: Foraging for fiddleheads
• Camden National buys 15 local banks
• Governor signs teen driving law
• Starks to join Mt. Blue school district
• Obama courts student voters
• Advocates of gay marriage keep the faith
• Maine clears way for first tidal power contract
• Maine again tops all states on 'Peace Index'
• Lawyers for Scarcelli's mother and stepfather want off case
• Portland woman charged with stealing cash register
• Mad cow disease found in Calif. dairy cow
• Camden National to buy 15 Bank of America branches
• Waterville police: Monday and Tuesday logs; arrest
• LePage signs interim budget, keeps pressure on lawmakers
• Waterville police investigate Bolley's burglary
• Labor mural plaintiffs file notice of appeal
• Police investigate infant death in Bangor
• Wardens recover body of missing boater
• Harbor seal pupping season starting early
• Keg explodes, killing Portsmouth brewery worker
• Colorado frozen-cow saga has new wrinkle
• Fugitive armored car guard arrested 2 months after heist
• Somerset County police logs
• Manning's attorneys argue to dismiss WikiLeaks case
• Company aims to strike it rich by mining asteroids
• U.S. Senate to vote on measure to nullify union rules
• Maine Historical Society names new executive director
• Oakland police log April 25
• Senate hopefuls to debate tonight
• NYC posts 870,000 vintage images online
• On primary day, Romney looks toward fall election
• Obama takes on college costs, eyes young voters
• 'Psychotic' patron attacks Auburn children's librarian
• Secret Service scandal brings delicate political dance
• Law tightening teen driving rules awaits LePage signature
• Maine prison guard convicted of animal cruelty
• In nation of obesity, cholesterol levels continue to drop
• Deadly booby traps found on popular trail in Utah
• Hundreds attending conference on emergency readiness
• LePage to sign new rules for mining metals
• Fewer legislative candidates using Clean Election funds
• Research Symposium Opens April 25
• Poliquin lists sources of private income
• Poet laureate is UMF speaker
• Police continue Rite Aid robbery probe
• Farmington selectmen take another look at wind energy ordinance
• 'Dream house' plan unveiled for downtown Skowhegan
• Law change decreases use of Clean Election funds
• Smoking ban eyed for recreation areas
• UMF's Theodora Kalikow delivers farewell lecture
• Questions swirl around Snowe's unused money
• Cianbro group buys Moscow land
• UMF student's family sues
• Gardeners, rangers, others fired up after soaking
• Morning Sentinel police log: April 24, 2012
• Fewer legislative candidates using Clean Election funds
• Mock drunk driving wreck scene planned in Farmington
• Waterville councilors meet tonight
• White House clears staffers in prostitution scandal
• Sanford, Fla., officials reject chief's resignation
• Maine lawmakers consider bond requests
• Ted Nugent set for court date in illegal kill case
• Freeport man missing after student party in woods
• SC coroner: Mauling death of infant a homicide
• Jennifer Hudson breaks down during murder trial
• Maine radar site may be used to produce energy
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS: Rain forces postponements
• Mom kept on respirator for month gives birth to twins
• Winslow police following leads in Rite-Aid robbery
• Oklahoma company buys Downeast Energy
• Panetta dismisses Iran's claims about drone
• Somerset County police logs
• 2nd patron falls ill at hospital-themed restaurant
• Somerset County arrest log April 23
• Fairfield police log April 23
• Foes of same-sex marriage unite for Maine campaign
• US pledges to defend Afghanistan after drawdown
• Pentagon reorganizing, renaming its own spy service
• Oakland police blotter April 23
• Waterville council to review proposed budgets
• Jim Beam buys Maine vodka and rum for $605 million
• Bee Gees singer awakes from coma, has cancer
• Waterville and Winslow police logs and two arrests
• Colby student in business
• George Zimmerman released from jail
• Penobscot deputy injured in collision with moose
• Opening statements set to begin in John Edwards trial
• Zimmerman's attorney says apology was ill-timed
• Vegas anesthesiologist offers mobile hangover service
• Maine gas prices drop by nearly a nickel
• Two Bangor city councilors object to Ted Nugent show
• Nobel laureates gathering for summit in Chicago
• Mock drunk driving wreck to remind students of dangers
• Morning Sentinel police log: April 22, 2012
• Morning Sentinel police log: April 23, 2012
• Old Orchard Beach man found dead was stabbed, sister says
• Rain, cold doesn't dampen Earth Day
• District attorney decision hung up by dueling requests
• After three months, Hallowell pot dispensary fitting in
• Colleges name graduation speakers
• Skowhegan eyesores gone; what takes their place?
• Senate candidates scramble for funds
• The show's about to start again
• Winslow Rite Aid robbed
• STILL LIFE: Fire under investigation
• Collins: Secret Service needs more female agents
• After suicide, newspaper devotes entire front page to bullying
• Japan Airlines launches Boston-Tokyo nonstop service
• Yankees-Red Sox game postponed by rain
• Campus diversity suffers under race-blind policies, statistics show
• Major storm headed for Maine
• Man robs Rite Aid pharmacy in Winslow
• Swing-state unemployment down, Obama's chances up
• Waterville police blotter; Somerset, Franklin county logs; arrests
• Women have power in Senate race
• Waste management remains Earth Day issue
• Record Store Day recognizes independent music stores
• Crystal gazing the norm at Standish show
• Obama outpacing Romney 10-1 in Maine fundraising
• Town shares shift in SAD 54
• J.P. DEVINE: Marking time on Planet Earth
• Unity chickens graduate to dinner table
• 'They never knew the guy, but he was family'
• STILL LIFE: They're racing again at Unity
• Waterville airport gets new energy
• Drug money helps police
• Morning Sentinel police log: April 23, 2012
• Charles Colson, Watergate felon and born-again preacher, has died
• Maine's largest wind developer handed a defeat
• Defense worried about Zimmerman's safety
• New England home sales skyrocket
• A divided Congress confronts a rising cyberthreat
• Maine line-item veto, now at issue, dates to 1995
• Waterville police; Somerset and Franklin county logs; arrests
• Holocaust remembrance to be held in Maine on Sunday
• 5.4-mile run organized to honor fallen NH chief
• Experts say Zimmerman attorney made smart move
• Augusta runway work grounds Cape Air flights
• AMY CALDER: Speaking when her son can't
• Alewife celebration coming in May
• Morning Sentinel police log: April 21, 2012
• Farmington District Court: Jan. 16-Feb 15, 2012 (R-W)
• Musicians release vinyls for Record Store Day
• Overheated bathroom fan burns Gorham building
• 'This will close the final chapter of her life'
• Bill would let landowners sue state
• Maine's unemployment rate up slightly
• Sterling wants 1,000 jobs by 2014
• STILL LIFE: Seeing double
• Halloween robbers admit guilt
• Experts say gas prices starting to fall
• Maine puts new ferry into service
• Maine home sales increase
• Maine Nature Conservancy launches $100 million campaign
• Maine unemployment at 7.2 percent for March
• Somerset County police logs
• Zimmerman bail set, apologizes to Trayvon Martin's parents
• Pakistani passenger jet with 127 on board crashes
• Fairfield police log April 20
• Oakland police log April 20
• Winslow police log April 20
• Waterville police log April 20
• Maine lawmaker gets death threats over tweet
• Lobster company subject of 2 lawsuits
• N.H. Bike Week to host tattoo artists
• New beer to help N.H. Independence Museum
• Mommy Wars give way to Doggy Wars in Twitterverse
• Lawyer: Nader wants jury to hear Maine case
• Feds to close fishing ground to protect porpoises
• Ousted Secret Service supervisor joked about Palin
• Bodies of 2 adults found in N.H. shed
• Red Sox ready for Fenway Park's 100th anniversary
• Portland event marks 2-year anniversary of Gulf spill
• Maine advocates to show new solar energy system
• Maine adding new ferry to its fleet
• Chimney sparks start cabin blaze in Wilton
• Morning Sentinel police log: April 20, 2012
• Winslow girl charged after car crash
• Jury dismisses insanity claim from murderer
• Girl wins first penmanship award named for Maine boy
• Law might stop Farmingdale vote on tax break for gas pipeline
• Unity Barn Raisers meal benefits veggies project
• Lawyer endorsed for Court of Appeals
• STILL LIFE: Taking wing
• Norridgewock selectman takes seat
• Togus hopes some help travels north
• State legislator's wife chases, stalls burglar
• Lawsuit targets MaineCare cuts
• Focus on Ayla, Justin DiPietro says
• Thousands mourn slain N.H. police chief
• STILL LIFE: The Waterville Relays
• Jurors reject Ormsby's insanity defense
• Nader's Maine election lawsuit reinstated
• Brunswick on Smithsonian Magazine's best small towns list
• Bi-partisan presidential ticket now possible in 25 states
• Waterville legislator's wife chases, stalls burglar
• Groups sue Maine DHS over MaineCare cuts
• Feds to close fishing grounds to save<br />Gulf of Maine porpoises
• Senate committee OKs Kayatta nomination
• Fairfield police log April 19
• 39th annual International Whistling Convention opens
• US unemployment claims signal slower hiring
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log April 19
• Breivik wanted to decapitate former Norway PM
• Maine law expands dental hygienists' scope
• Maine men accused of scamming 92-year-old in Mass.
• Oakland police log April 19
• Waterville city police log; arrests
• Maine officers attend NH police chief service
• Man's burns lead MDEA to investigate meth lab
• Maine woman sues Nevada company over job offer
• Kittery man gets prison term for insurance fraud
• Nurse accused in baby abduction to be in court
• 16 defendants due in court in Ohio Amish attacks
• Sheriff: 3 dead in shooting at cockfighting match
• India tests nuke-capable missile able to hit China
• Thousands expected to attend NH chief's memorial
• NH Senate weighing decriminalizing marijuana
• No food fight: NH students protest school lunches
• Maine public advocate joins New England Power Pool
• MaineCare lawsuit anticipated Thursday
• Mainer pleads guilty to forging absentee ballots
• Former Sentinel intern wins Pulitzer Prize
• Budget negotiations will test streak
• Quimby still open after SAD 13 vote
• Conflicting deadlines for Starks students
• ASHES IGNITE PHILLIPS FIRE
• Osprey nest removal causes flap
• Wilton to vote on $4.8M sewer fixes
• Board approves RSU 19 contract
• Tree-killing beetle found closer to New England
• Man gets 10 years for guilty plea deal
• Officials try to sell Belgrade board on gas pipeline tax break
• LePage business bills see union, Dem criticism
• POLICE
• Author now faces civil suit over 'Three Cups of Tea'
• 'American Bandstand' host Dick Clark has died
• Retired Ill. couple claims final share of $656M jackpot
• LePage signs workers comp, unemployment bills
• Psychologist: Ormsby out of touch with reality
• Secret Service to meet with Nugent over Obama comments
• Skateboarders charged with damaging Readfield buses
• Norway killer wants death penalty or acquittal
• Judge quits Trayvon Martin case, cites conflict
• NJ bully's paralyzing punch leads to $4.2M settlement
• Pat Summitt steps aside as Tenn. coach
• Woman hurt in Farmingdale crash
• Amtrak identifies man killed by Downeaster
• Somerset County police logs
• Washington abuzz over Secret Service scandal
• Dem leader: GOP 'flip-flopped' on LePage vetoes
• Maine State Police attend NH services for chief
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log April 18
• Fairfield police log April 18
• Oakland police log April 18
• Waterville city police log and arrests
• Man breaks legs in jump at Bangor park
• Ex-Lewiston firefighter who assaulted daughter gets probation
• Officers, public to pay tribute to NH police chief
• Moyer becomes oldest pitcher to win in majors
• DeNiro, Ifill to speak at Bates commencement
• Police: Oregon man strips in airport screen protest
• Ga. handcuff case renews school policing debate
• Apuzzo Wins Pulitzer
• Hartland to ask voters for $80K for revaluation
• Bingham starts preparing for bicentennial celebration
• FARMINGTON DISTRICT COURT
• Augusta barbecue turns bloody
• Ending mortgage-interest deduction could have big effect on Maine sales
• Waterville City Council hires Wright-Ryan for police study
• Starks votes to join Mt. Blue RSU
• Rain delays Maine man's season debut for Milwaukee's AAA team
• Three people found dead in Lancaster, N.H.
• Republicans won't return for line vetoes
• Son vows to bring family sawmill back after fire
• Belgrade seeking volunteers for Comprehensive Plan review
• Waterville man pleads guilty, given prison time
• Driver's license was suspended when Jeep hit pedestrian in Farmington
• Ayla's uncle heads to trial
• SNAPSHOT: Fun in the sun
• Warren Buffett diagnosed with prostate cancer
• SNAPSHOT: Control burn
• Obama unveils plan to deter oil-market manipulation
• SNAPSHOT: Spring cleaning
• Sen. Collins: 20 or 21 women in Secret Service incident
• Part 2 of triple-murder trial under way in Houlton
• Boston Marathon officials happy race is over
• Homebuilders request most permits since 2008
• $412 check that bought Superman sold for $160,000
• Warrant: NH police shooter was selling painkillers
• LePage signs 2 domestic violence bills
• Gambling board officially OKs Oxford Casino license
• Happy? Positive outlook may be good for your heart
• LePage vetoes amusement fee, 911 bills
• Romney will likely look for a more conservative VP
• Incredible legal rights on display at Norway's massacre trial
• GOP proposes big cut to food-stamp funding
• Somerset County police logs
• Five Teacher of the Year semifinalists selected
• Oakland police log April 17
• Fairfield police log April 17
• Brunswick man faces felony OUI in Route 1 crash
• Freeport teacher to plead not guilty on gun remark
• Norway killer says he'd kill again
• Maine line-item veto decision due soon
• BIW's next Zumwalt-class destroyer to be named for LBJ
• Crew in fatal yacht race shared love of racing
• Police handcuff Ga. kindergartner for tantrum
• Space shuttle Discovery makes final takeoff
• St. Joseph's cancels classes in memory of student
• Tenn. judge decides to spare condemned dog's life
• Potential Clemens jurors question cost of hearing
• Lawsuit targets Maine dairy over use of kosher symbol
• More grilling set for current, former GSA officials
• Morning Sentinel police log: April 17, 2012
• Pedestrian killed by Downeaster
• Nation's trains, buses need work
• Hall-Dale students take school project to legislature
• New business in Portland aims to pedal pedestrians about town
• King needs women's approval
• Diabetes, heart disease linked to lack of sleep
• In Afghanistan, one final push
• After suffering years of abuse, Besty Thurston has rebuilt a life
• Search for Ayla has been costly
• GOP derails Senate 'Buffett rule' taxes on wealthy
• Boston Marathon Results
• Pulitzer Prizes announced. No fiction prize awarded this year
• Rumford to hold a drug disposal day April 28
• Maine candidates' campaign finance reports filed
• Coast Guard calls off search for missing yacht racers
• Thieves mysteriously return stolen goods
• Fatal motorcycle accident in Bangor
• Maine crews on alert after weekend fires
• Vigil held for Maine woman killed in NH
• Thank you forefathers: Patriots Day!
• UMaine to inaugurate new president this week
• L.L. Bean to donate $1 million to get kids outside
• Voter group gets to know candidates for Senate
• Besteman Wins Guggenheim, ACLS Fellowships
• Morning Sentinel police log: April 16, 2012
• Federal government phasing out paper checks
• Portland Flea-For-All opens doors to hundreds on first day
• Windham eighth-grader takes bag issue to council
• Waterville woman robbed of prescription drugs in trailer
• Suspect held in Augusta fire
• Sparks from passing train ignite brush in Fairfield
• ATV club wants riders to support autism research
• Hinck wins straw poll at youth voters' forum
• ON MAINE POLITICS: Casino bill loses biggest backer
• Waterville council mulls major projects
• Sebasticook Regional Land Trust's new acreage advances mission
• Winslow homeowners richer, comfier
• Republicans make impact in Augusta
• TABOR III in works
• Marube becomes first African to win Maine's Patriot Day 5-miler
• 'Got milk?' Oakhurt Dairy contest winner will get lifetime supply
• Cosby: Trayvon Martin case about guns, not race
• Fire reported at downtown Augusta business
• US, Colombia trade deal to be in place in May
• Midwest tornadoes kill at least 5; injure 29
• Issa: Secret Service incident likely not the first
• GOP leaves mark on Maine Legislature in 2012
• New Maine law protects home-heating oil consumers, LePage says
• Taliban attack Afghan capital, 3 other cities
• 2 Maine educators win Guggenheim fellowships
• Maine Tax Day rally to feature governor
• Taliban attack Pakistani prison, free 380 prisoners
• Photos: Human remains near Titanic shipwreck site
• BILL NEMITZ: Beth Ashcroft and OPEGA face tough challenge
• Internet links ideas to money
• Waterville grad helped by kickstarter
• Morning Sentinel police log: April 15, 2012
• Belgrade Lakes man's basement hobby slithers
• LePage knocks lawmakers over lack of courage
• Grosz takes helm at Pinnacle IT
• STILL LIFE: Woodsmen compete in Waterville
• J.P. DEVINE: No women? No J.P.
• SAD 74 dancers have moment in spotlight
• World's most famous shipwreck turns 100
• Secret Service scandal deepens; 11 placed on leave
• LePage vetoes parts of bipartisan budget
• Town remembers NH police chief who was shot dead
• Law gives Zimmerman extra chances in legal fight
• Berwick softball star was female victim in Greenland, N.H., shootout
• Drug-sniffing dog available for hire in Maine
• Red Sox place CF Ellsbury on 15-day DL
• US, Canada alone at summit in rejection of Cuba
• Obama urges Romney to release past tax returns
• 1 dead, 3 injured in Standish crash involving St. Joe's basketball players
• Prisoner files lawsuit over Maine corrections crash
• Hybrid and electric cars see record sales in March
• Obama says US can't afford tax cuts for richest
• Fly Fishing on Sandy River
• Iran nuke talks show early progress
• Grieving dad: This puts ‘teeth into the law’
• GOP candidates for Senate focus on U.S. debt
• House, Senate OK new regulations for teen drivers
• Retired game warden turns stories into book
• AMY CALDER: A clear memory of youth
• Round 2 for GOP hopefuls
• Morning Sentinel police log: April 14, 2012
• Farmington District Court: Jan. 16-Feb. 15, 2012 (A-K)
• Indian Bridge in St. Albans sees weigh limit ahead of fix
• No fireworks ordinance for Vassalboro
• Pittsfield manager to recommend town pay $31,000 to repair bad roads
• Family requests support for Gardiner native vet
• Candidates for state legislature
• Ormsby guilty of triple murder
• Adults happy, teens dubious on new laws
• Christ Episcopal Church welcomes Scots for tartan blessing
• Strict teen driving law poised to pass
• Water worries stall Farmington apartment building
• Waterville mayor, council talk city plans
• Days from retirement, police chief killed
• STILL LIFE: The fisherman and his apprentice
• Brother: Painter Kinkade relapsed into alcoholism
• LePage signs teacher evaluation plan into law
• Jury convicts Ormsby of triple murder
• Bowdoin, Colby profs win Guggenheims
• Maine budget clears House, awaits final Senate OK
• Romney courts NRA as guns issue intensifies
• Syracuse coach's accuser now says he made it all up
• Murder, hate crime charges in Tulsa shootings
• Obamas' tax return shows 2011 earnings of $789,674
• Chancellor taps Colo. woman to fill Presque Isle post
• Red Sox begin 101st season in historic Fenway
• Tougher teen driving rules get first House, Senate OK
• With Titanic, fascination will continue
• Fairfield police log April 13
• Newark mayor rescues neighbor from burning house
• Vt. governor chased by bears in his backyard
• Oakland police blotter April 13
• Winslow police log April 13
• Arrests; Waterville police log for Thursday, Friday
• Weightlifter shot when he drops dumbbell on bullet
• Obama sticks up for Ann Romney in working-mom flap
• Maine tribes urge high school to change nickname
• Bangor man who requested flogging found competent
• Brunswick man to serve 18 years for child sex assault
• Maine officials warn motorists of wandering moose
• Oxford business closes, putting 64 out of work
• Maine woman awarded $1.9M in malpractice suit
• Lawmakers give strong initial OK to budget
• L.L. Bean to donate $1 million to get kids outside
• LePage to sign bill closing ethics law loophole
• Tax hike unavoidable, say Vassalboro officials
• KVCC wins $100,000 for renewable energy
• Oakland planners to talk Colby building
• BIW-made ship a big part of Navy strategy
• Confession played in homicide trial
• BILL NEMITZ: Communist accusation feels a lot like McCarthy era
• Grandparents scammed out of $2,100 by phony grandson
• KVCC to offer degree in autism studies
• Colonel prepares for run through 'dark' jungle
• Skowhegan shelter's residents to plant, weed, harvest, sell
• WENDY FONTAINE: Angie in Vegas
• Zimmerman ignored warning, prosecutors say
• Morning Sentinel police log: April 13, 2012
• Domestic violence report gets to LePage
• House passes budget compromise
• Greenland, N.H., police chief, two drug agents shot
• Democratic strategist apologizes to Ann Romney
• Maine trooper assaulted during Wiscasset trial
• Study shows baboons can learn to spot real words
• JetBlue pilot indicted for flight disruption
• Stocks finish sharply higher on news from China, Europe
• Trayvon Martin shooter makes court appearance
• Videotaped confession played in triple murder trial
• Pingree: I'm a progressive, not a communist
• Storm dumps waist-high hail in Texas Panhandle
• Nearly half of Maine homicides are domestic violence
• Sebago Lake campground opening 4 weeks early
• Trayvon Martin's mom clarifies 'accident' remark
• Maine advances casino study; club slot bills
• Applications for jobless aid hit 2-month high
• Conn. legislature approves repeal of death penalty
• Fairfield police log April 12
• Kennebec County Sheriff's blotter April 12
• Oakland police log April 12
• Waterville arrests and police log
• Baby discovered live in morgue; condition improving
• Maine inmate indicted in fellow prisoner's death
• House fire in Gorham another arson case
• BIW's cutting-edge warship now getting Navy raves
• NH to unveil new brand identity for state
• Special operations chief proposes war plan for Afghanistan
• Jury selection set to begin in John Edwards trial
• Newcastle man dies while tending brush fire
• Prosecutors face tough task in Trayvon Martin case
• Foreclosure activity signals surge of repossessions
• Maine labor board dismisses public workers' complaint
• Olympic cyclist to ride in Dempsey Challenge
• Bangor man appeals murder conviction, sentence
• Morning Sentinel police log: April 12, 2012
• Waterville District Court: Jan. 28-Feb. 15, 2012 (L-Y)
• Skowhegan District Court: Feb. 20-March 2, 2012 (H-Y)
• Milton Bradley talk attracts game enthusiasts
• China planners resume septic ordinance work
• Waterville thieves take cash register
• House approves slot machines for veterans groups
• Maine Labor Relations Board director dismisses claims of non-union hires
• Veteran to get half of Oakland camps' proceeds
• Mt. Blue school taxes to rise
• Pingree tours Educare facility
• State launches energy loan program for homeowners
• Suspect held in alleged Farmington attack
• STILL LIFE: White whale watch
• Oakland man recovering from burns
• Lawmakers want gambling guidelines
• Zimmerman charged with murder in Trayvon Martin death
• GOP lawmaker says "78 to 81" Dems are communists
• In Maine triple-murder trial, juror tossed after telling prosecutor 'good job'
• Man tied to murdered Maine prostitute pleads guilty in related case
• U.S. sues Apple, publishers over E-book prices
• Red Sox lose again Wednesday; drop to 1-5 overall
• Portland cook wins $10,000 on 'Chopped'
• Fox's Hannity, Zimmerman speak privately
• Efficiency Maine unveils home energy loan program
• Fairfield police log April 11
• In audio, triple slaying defendant says he didn't know victims
• New site to calculate potential student loan debt
• Brewer woman gets jail for breaking infant son's leg
• Dolloff's appeal focuses on alleged prosecutorial misconduct
• Maine Senate kills bill to shield governor's papers
• Bruins' Horton to miss Stanley Cup playoffs
• 2nd Farmington arrest in alleged ax, cleaver attack
• Waterville police probe Quik Stop burglary
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log April 11
• Oakland police log April 11
• Police blotter, Waterville
• Search of 'suspicious' ice cream truck yields marijuana
• Fifth suspicious fire hits Gorham
• Indonesia issues tsunami alert, residents flee coast
• Battle for the presidency is on – and it won't be pretty
• NH police arrest man who wouldn't return school bus
• Bangor adult club locked in legal dispute
• Army lab to develop 'green' technologies for military
• Sentencing due for Maine man who accused Syracuse coach
• Construction expo gets under way in Augusta
• Jenny Chen ’13J Wins Projects for Peace Grant
• Jenny Chen ’13J Wins Project for Peace Grant
• Oil customer skeptical after dealer's bankruptcy
• Winslow council steadies tax rate
• Old fuel tank explodes
• State names grant recipients
• Morning Sentinel police log: April 11, 2012
• Waterville District Court: April 11, 2012
• Missing Cambridge teenager returns from woods
• Pittsfield hospital plans $12 million upgrade
• Defense attorney won't suppress what murder suspect told police
• China selectmen send occupation rule to voters; septic issue in limbo
• One issue solved, another remains at Madison mobile home park
• Instagram users wary of Facebook
• Panel votes to investigate DHHS
• Residents speak out for veteran who lost McGrath Pond camps
• Panel passes tougher teen driving rules
• 'I was covered in blood'
• Budget compromise heads to Legislature
• Santorum ends GOP presidential campaign
• Wind deal nears final OK in Maine
• 3 Md. school workers split Mega Millions win
• Man charged with jury tampering at triple-murder trial
• STILL LIFE: A good day for fishing
• Biddeford's Dumoulin signed by NHL's Carolina Hurricanes
• Oversight panel votes to investigate Maine's DHHS
• Zimmerman's lawyers resign in Trayvon Martin case
• Number of job openings increase to 3.5 million in February
• China ousts top politician, accuses his wife of murder
• UMaine student dies in car crash
• Supreme Court misunderstanding on health overhaul?
• Man injured at Manchester fire
• Report: 150,000 languish in NKorean prison camps
• Committee OKs general-assistance changes, $38M budget
• Killer's sanity key issue in Norway massacre trial
• Feds: Drivers to pay 6% more for gas this summer
• Wireless providers to begin disabling stolen phones
• 5 more minutes? New clock answers resounding 'no'
• Tony Blair to speak at Colby commencement
• Seven Maine restaurants named New England's Best
• Maine U.S. Senate candidate Bennett raises $108,000
• Oakland police log April 10
• Fairfield police log April 10
• Eight Teacher of the Year nominees named
• Lobster firm seeks to resolve cash problems
• Maine supreme court to stream arguments
• Teen births: Miss. has highest rate, NH lowest
• Olympic gold medalist diver Mark Lenzi dies at 43
• Fugitive felon finds time to update Facebook
• Calif. finds dangerous toxins in nail polishes
• LePage on panel of tax policy conference in NYC
• Acadia's Park Loop Road to open Sunday
• Johnson earns certification
• Vote is setback for care providers
• King criticizes GOP
• Same-sex marriage foes speak during annual pride week
• Rights panel sides with 2 complainants
• Augusta man charged with 2 types of murder
• Mayor Heck wants you!
• $250,000 ticket scratched off
• Proof of subject mastery is ed bill focus
• Waterville stabbing victim being treated in Portland
• Downtown print shop will close its doors
• SNAPSHOT: Student maestro
• Train, truck collide in Aroostook; 1 injured
• Free jazz show tonight in Freeport
• Opening arguments made in Maine triple-murder trial
• Stabbing victim remains hospitalized
• After $1B, experts see progress on autism's causes
• Trayvon Martin death won't go to Fla. grand jury
• Facebook buying photo-share app Instagram for $1B
• Atkins Printing closing after 102 years
• Waldo County Sheriff's Office log April 9
• Fourth suspicious Gorham fire destroys garage
• Gay marriage opponents speak out at UMaine
• Angus King promises positive Senate campaign
• Teacher evaluation bill awaits LePage OK
• Red Sox, Yankees and Braves stumble out of gate
• Jury seated in Maine triple-killing trial
• Part of LePage energy package still awaits action
• UNE testing Saco River commuter ferry
• New law bolsters child protection from solicitation
• Oakland police log April 9
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log April 9
• Police log, Waterville
• Sail-around-the-Americas captain almost home
• Finalists emerge to redesig neglected National Mall sites
• Autism may be linked to obesity during pregnancy
• Turnpike drivers to face delays tonight at mile 94 in Litchfield
• Standish woman appealing bat-attack conviction
• Mass. game officials: No moose hunting
• NH towns concerned about darkened street lights
• RI bill would ban dogs on drivers' laps
• Disabled Auburn woman claims discrimination
• Maine gas prices now pushing $4 a gallon
• Homeowner association could be sued in Martin case
• Carrabec H.S. project teaching students how to reduce energy use
• Waterville Council near police station decision
• POLICE
• Early warmth brings on ticks
• Economy puts crimp on class trip fundraising
• Belgrade to get numbers on gas pipeline
• MMTC students to compete SkillsUSA national competition
• ON MAINE POLITICS: House dumps document shielding
• Waterville man in critical condition after stabbing
• Dispatch dispute could lead to lawsuit
• Local workers leave their mark on new hospital
• Call centers bright spot in Maine jobs picture
• SNAPSHOT: A decided advantage
• Sox blow it twice; Tigers walk off in 11th
• Police say revenge one motive in Oklahoma shooting spree
• SNAPSHOT: Rise and shine
• Mike Wallace, '60 Minutes' star interviewer, dies
• Memorable moments in Mike Wallace's career
• Maine fisherman hopes to be Sundancing
• Gingrich: Romney is likely GOP nominee
• Afghans, US sign deal on night raids
• Triple murder trial to begin in northern Maine
• Waterville man in critical condition after stabbing
• After warm winter, look for a plethora of pests
• Titanic survivors didn't dwell on sinking
• Life was good, just not good enough
• Animal officer checking dog licenses
• POLICE
• Ordinance ups likelihood of cable service in Palermo
• J.P. DEVINE: Mass transit
• Brew Fest isn't just about beer anymore
• Unity town office planners to begin Monday
• Farm-fresh food ready for Pickup
• Collins, Snowe hit campaign-for-friends trail
• Autism a growing challenge for schools
• Filing taxes by deadline always the best option
• American Psychiatric Association considers autism definition change
• 44-year-old Jay man dies in Route 156 crash
• SNAPHOT: Window painter
• SNAPSHOT: Easter fun
• Warden known as 'The Coyote' named warden of the year
• Mass. man dies after falling in ocean in Ogunquit
• In Washington County, kindness getting positively catchy
• Pilots in fiery Navy jet crash faced tough choices
• App aims to spare right whales from Gulf of Maine ships
• Jay man killed in Wilton crash
• Scientists predict 'moderate' red tide this year
• Maine company making White House easter eggs
• 'Painter of Light' Thomas Kinkade dies
• Chinese teen sells kidney to buy iPhone, iPad
• NBC fires producer over 911 audio in Fla. shooting
• 2 hospitalized after Standish attack with bat
• Future unclear for WTC sphere that survived 9/11
• Maritime academy sets training cruise itinerary
• Lebanon woman, 25, killed in N. Berwick crash
• Priest's attorneys say probe not about sexual misconduct
• Colby couple wins $100K wedding
• Crash victim in critical condition, says hospital
• Man charged in copper theft
• FIRST POLL HAS KING, OBAMA AHEAD
• Roommate charged in homicide
• Curving toward giving
• Another win for science Olympians
• One jury for five protesters
• TEACHER EVALUATION BILL PASSES
• Legislative committee votes to keep MPBN funding
• UMF interviews final candidate
• College hears World Bank chief
• Governor signs 'Violette' bill
• Big life change in store
• Violette gets 42 months
• No-confidence vote at USM moving forward
• SOMERSET COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT
• POLICE
• Augusta woman, 81, dies after being struck on sidewalk
• Poll gives big early lead to King in Senate race
• Lawmakers reject LePage bid to end MPBN funding
• Stations of the Cross remembered by the Holy Trinity Anglican Church
• Maine lawmakers approve teacher evaluation plan
• LePage signs 'Violette Bill' to deter corrupton
• Violette to serve 3½ years in prison
• Navy jet crashes into Va. apartment building; 2 pilots eject
• Man arrested for stealing copper with child in tow
• Police say Fairfield crash victim 'critical'
• Authorities arrest Maine slaying suspect In Florida
• 'Bully' to be released with PG-13 rating
• Trials set for remaining Blaine House protesters
• Animal control officer checking for dog licenses
• New England jobless rates show slight change
• Murder trial judge admits defendant's confession to deputy
• FAA investigating after plane emergency ignored
• Three arrests; Waterville police blotter
• Topsham woman ordered to pay full restitution
• Md. high court poised to hear lesbian divorce case
• 'Stones Into Schools' author allowed to stay with charity
• LePage signs law easing rules for police fundraisers
• Panel seeks Marine's dismissal in Facebook case
• Fourth straight month of strong US hiring expected
• Former Maine Turnpike director to be sentenced today
• Car sale helps burglary victim
• Morning Sentinel police log: April 6, 2012
• Skowhegan District Court: Feb. 20-March 2, 2012 (A-G)
• Norridgewock selectman-elect may be able to serve soon
• Oakland man charged in robbery backs out on plea deal
• Belgrade, state plans at odds on land sale
• Pittsfield files for 'open for business' designation from state
• Corrections cuts threaten intervention program
• Candle blamed for Colby dorm fire
• Franklin County Chamber of Commerce to remain despite woes
• LePage signs bill to explore making east-west highway
• RSU 18 unveils budget
• Two hospitalized after three-car crash in Fairfield
• STILL LIFE: Holy Thursday
• Red Sox pick up where they left off
• Republicans for Senate spar in Presque Isle
• House approves income tax cut
• Student debt concerns UMF candidate
• U.S. fires on Japanese ghost ship
• Tigers overcome Valverde slip, beat Red Sox in 9th
• Maine House passes bill to lower income tax to 4 percent
• Young people driving less and less
• Doctors want to redefine autism; parents worried
• Maine governor signs east-west highway bill
• Obama, Romney: Masters golf club should admit women
• Murdoch companies hacked into e-mails, not just phones
• Firefighters battle wildfire, harsh terrain, in W. Maine
• Searsport lesbian couple files discrimination suit
• What Red Sox fans are saying on Opening Day
• Google aims to meld human, Internet with new project
• Gingrich's think tank files for bankruptcy
• Arundel man buys $1M scratch ticket in Biddeford
• Man to serve 8 years for home invasion, burglary of ex-mother-in-law
• Maine drug agents make bath salts arrests
• Somerset County police logs
• Unattended candle causes Colby dorm fire
• Augusta rally will protest food safety problems
• MaineCare computer glitch grows
• Retailers report positive March sales
• US unemployment apps hit 4-year low
• Maine House OKs video gambling in nonprofit clubs
• Fairfield police log April 5
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log April 5
• Oakland police log April 5
• Waterville police blotter and arrest
• Painkiller sales soar, fueling epidemic of addiction
• Houston death report details drug signs, last day
• US growth of distant suburbs falls to historic low
• Turner man accused of killing wife back in court
• Outspoken Marine to argue case against discharge
• Bucksport man gets 2 years for molesting girl
• LePage to sign bill for east-west highway study
• Senate puts off Maine presidential primary bill
• STILL LIFE: Back off, buddy
• Morning Sentinel police log: April 5, 2012
• Two newspapers go online-only
• Treasury chief criticizes Republicans
• Embden pond-side land value debated in Somerset court
• Newport man pleads guilty to mischief, says 'that's not me'
• Landowner takes Belgrade's offer to buy property
• Legislative panel leaves union dues bill alone
• STILL LIFE: All in bloom
• Ambulance company cleared in skier's death
• Veteran asks Oakland council for help in tax issue
• Expert talks hoodies, history at Colby
• Education bill fails in House
• Ayla Reynolds' birthday draws big crowd
• Report on Sugarloaf skier death finds no fault with response
• Is this the end of the gold rush?
• UMaine frat suspended 5 years for drinking violations
• Police pepper-spray California students angry over course costs
• Magazine ranks Portland among 'greenest cities'
• Maine education-reform bill fails House passage
• After Trayvon Martin shooting, Cold Case resurrected
• South Sudan says it shoots down Sudanese jet
• For first time ever, LePage veto overridden
• Appeals court hears arguments on anti-gay-marriage law
• Ellsworth woman who set grandma on fire deemed insane
• Maine Senate OKs teacher-evaluation bill
• Warm and fuzzy T. rex? New evidence surprises
• Service firms grow at steady pace, boost hiring
• Fairfield police log April 4
• Maine lawmakers balking on union dues bill
• Report on Sugarloaf skier death finds no fault with response
• Obama signs ban on insider trading by lawmakers
• Oakland police log April 4
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log April 4
• Dartmouth names medical school in honor of Dr. Seuss
• Arrests in Waterville and police log
• Maine House OKs bill to increase electrician helpers
• Fire at Bath Iron Works damages storage building
• Case against trucking company backfires on EEOC
• Loan guarantee needed for Waterville Opera House
• Cops face decades in prison for Katrina shootings
• Stockton Springs man accused of sexual assault
• Monument Sq. vigil marks Ayla Reynolds' 2nd birthday
• 2 plead guilty in overdose death of Caribou woman
• Tornado-wrecked Dallas begins assessing damage
• Navy official to visit BIW for ship tour, ceremony today
• Jury selection begins in N. Maine triple slaying
• Morning Sentinel police log: April 4, 2012
• Somerset County Superior Court: Sept. 1-Oct. 31, 2011
• Waterville boy returned home safely
• Juries to be chosen in Blaine House cases
• Tiny eels worth big bucks
• Democrat Plourde in race for Senate District 24 seat
• AFL-CIO ready to fight 'right-to-work'
• $14 million revenue error delays budget
• Maine legislation cracking down on 'tax-zappers'
• Cars collide in Fairfield
• STILL LIFE: The Dark Side in broad daylight
• JMG students offer help to five charities
• Skowhegan mother wins duck stamp contest
• SAD 53 has 'hit the cliff'
• Doctors questioning some medical tests
• Ayla's family asks for help
• Suspect's talk with police at issue
• Wildfire season starts early
• State discovers $14 million in additional revenue
• Obama says today's GOP would reject Reagan
• Bangor woman pleads not guilty to killing boyfriend
• For first time, House votes to override LePage veto
• Lobsterman's widow sues over fatal boat collision
• Somerset County police logs
• Waterville toddler found wandering downtown
• Large, 'extremely dangerous' tornadoes hit Dallas area
• Maine among states targeting tax-cheating software
• Falling tree kills Lubec man in wood lot
• USM faculty seeks no-confidence vote on Botman
• Romney urges GOP to focus on Obama
• Passenger, 80, lands plane low on fuel; husband dies
• Bill would end mandatory dues for non-union workers
• Waldo County Sheriff's Office log April 3
• Traip student charged with bringing gun to school
• Oakland police log April 3
• Police to 'Batman': Bomb threat is no joke
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log April 3
• Fairfield police log April 3
• Obama's uncle gets driver's license back
• Chrysler's March sales best in four years
• Warren man charged with animal cruelty
• Interest in 1940 US census paralyzes website
• Gunfire wounds man during celebration of Ky. win
• Bangor sandwich trademark dispute goes to court
• Paris, Norway talk about merging police forces
• Rockland-based ice-breaker returns from Great Lakes
• Runaway student loan debt threatens economic recovery
• Next phase of NH-Maine bridge dismantling to start
• Eel market sizzles as prices hit $2K/pound in Maine
• Casco Bay Ferry operator, union reach accord
• Grant Promises Aid for Students' Archaeology Research
• History comes to life ... and, for the first time, is available online
• Area residents tap into history
• Morning Sentinel police log: April 3, 2012
• Passamaquoddy tribe gets $11.4 million settlement
• Toilet failure floods Waterville city hall
• Local county jails' strip-search procedures
• Farmington boy found in friend's house after 2-hour search
• Pile of ashes ignites New Sharon grass fire
• Oakland man arrested twice in three hours
• Fairfield town clerk leaving
• N.H. liquor resales cost millions
• Sheriff aims to break crime cycle
• SAD 54 budget up 4.3 percent
• LePage signs bill to expand landfill
• Thomas moves back to Ward 4
• UMF finalist shares vision for school
• University pay raises raise concerns
• Winslow man on the mend, but still haunted by Waterville crash
• Officials: 7 dead in Christian school shooting
• UMaine system gave $7M in individual raises
• GSA head resigns amid reports of lavish spending
• New bath salts law also bans other hallucinogens
• 1 World Trade Center reaches 100 floors
• House sustains LePage's veto of foreclosure bill
• OSHA proposes $171,300 in fines for BIW
• Immigration officials arrest 145 in New England
• Oversight panel cancels meeting on DHHS issue
• Maine tribe gets $11.4M from Interior Department
• Toilet tank cracks, floods detectives' offices
• Feds enact 22 percent cut in New England cod catch
• Supreme Court approves strip searches for any offense
• Maine family historians trolling the 1940 data base
• Ex-commander stole from AMVETS, going to jail
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log April 2
• Police logs, Somerset County
• Kansas, Kentucky meet in power-vs.-heart finale
• Contemporary art museum announces biennial artists
• Fairfield police log April 2
• Visa drops processor from registry following breach
• Oakland police log April 2
• Family sues after wrong body prepped for viewing
• Airline travel is getting a little better. Honest.
• ON MAINE POLITICS: Democrat claims LePage is a bully
• Sunday arrest, Waterville police log
• NH bill bars taxpayer funding for abortion providers
• Parties kept spirits high on drifting cruise ship
• Maine's average gas price up another 4 cents
• Car rollover in Porter leaves 1 teen dead, 2 injured
• Pilot OK after experimental plane flips in Lincoln
• Turnpike work in Falmouth to cause delays tonight
• Roots in Slavery Tell Bigger Story
• More classes, more choices for Mt. View students
• Defending your turf? Be careful
• Temporary outage of Visa card network Sunday
• Doubront, Bard to fill out Red Sox rotation
• Some say New England herring at risk from trawlers
• Fishing season opens in NH, Maine
• Maine wants boaters' input
• Rep. Ryan: I misspoke about military generals
• Gov. LePage to open family-biz forum Thursday
• Somerset County police log April 1
• Franklin County Sheriff's Office log April 1
• Waterville police log April 1
• Maine group to host organic gardening workshops
• Stricken cruise ship to reach Malaysia port Sunday
• Obama's insurance requirement not the only mandate
• Painful birthday approaches
• Maine rethinks electric heat
• J.P. DEVINE: Now you see me ... or do you?
• Morning Sentinel police log: April 1, 2012
• Vassalboro committee requests budget cuts
• Monday's UMA future forum to discuss 'creative economy'
• Republicans question federal loan to King's company
• State wants help fighting potato blight
• Nature's cruel joke
• Avoiding a repeat
• Belgrade supermarket plan in flux
• Wellness program aimed at women
• Senate hopefuls debate
• 'People are naturally scared about something new'
• Dozens attend gathering for Ayla in Fairfield
• Man pleads guilty in Maine to phone scam
• Judge says groups can't shield campaign donors
• Humor can help candidates; ouch when it doesn't
• Maine ranks last in personal-income growth
• Anti-gay marriage law heads to appeals court in Mass.
• Somerset County police log March 31
• Obama calls on Congress to pass 'Buffett Rule' tax
• Waterville police log March 31
• Text of Obama's remarks at Southern Maine Communtiy College
• Kan., Ill., Md. tickets to share $640M lottery prize
• 'Big change is hard'
• Lemonade Day plans set in Maine
• Canada to get rid of the penny
• Text of Obama's remarks at Portland Museum of Art
• STILL LIFE: Yes, we have no bananas
• New Balance makes sneakers for Obama
• Governor signs new elver fishing law
• Morning Sentinel police log: March 31, 2012
• Austrian tourist found
• Farmington District Court: Dec. 15, 2011-Jan. 15, 2012 (H-Z)
• Man in jail after threatening to shoot Gov. LePage in head
• Roy, Heck to host meeting on Waterville charter
• Senior housing lot planned for Norridgewock
• Ticket sales set record in Maine
• Obama could face election-year jam on gay marriage
• Trees focus of Belgrade Lakes streetscape
• AMY CALDER: Don't be such a Luddite
• Portage Lake official makes case for mining
• Mega Millions mania grips nation
• Obama leaves Portland Museum of Art, ending his 4-hour Maine trip
• Americans spend $1.5 billion on tonight's lottery
• Lawmakers study new gold mine in Aroostook
• Maine jobless rate at 7.1 percent in February
• Sales of MegaMillions tickets set record in Maine
• HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Skowhegan coach Marston retires
• MasterCard, Visa warn of data breach
• LePage vetoes bill to regulate foreclosure documents
• Cheverus basketball coach Bob Brown retiring
• New Balance team crafts presidential running shoes
• Pingree bill seeks to label products with 'pink slime'
• Another span removed from NH-Maine bridge
• Recall election ordered for Wis. Gov. Scott Walker
• Police arrest Waterville man after 7 pounds of pot found in mail
• JetBlue says crew won't talk about incident
• Maine mother angry at light sex-assault sentence
• Ayla's father: 'Where's my daughter?'
• Whole Foods to stop sale of unsustainable seafood
• Justices meet today to vote on health care case
• Oxford Casino installs first video slot machines
• Rescued eagle recovering, to be released soon
• Wells man gets nearly 4 years for pot offenses
• School voucher bill awaits Maine Senate vote
• Opera house wants co-signer
• Bomb threat empties Wilton schools
• Weld man faints behind wheel, crashes
• Surpreme court won't give opinion on Poliquin actions
• Gulf of Maine water temperatures increase
• HUB buzzes with Obama anticipation
• Chase covers three towns
• Mom says man found dead was apparent suicide
• Colby walk remembers Trayvon
• Mainers discuss potential health care overturn
• Just keep running
• FARMINGTON DISTRICT COURT
• POLICE
• BRIEFS
• Spotlight on Chamber celebration
• CORRECTIONS
• Man pleads guilty to immigration, fraud charges
• Confession thrown out in murder trial
• Apple to improve Chinese factories after probe
• BlackBerry maker to cede most consumer markets
• Above-normal ocean temps could cause ripple effect
• Couple in Vt. teacher's death 'weren't horrible'
• Police locate missing Austrian motorcyclist
• Maine Senate approves resolution on Keystone pipeline
• LePage signs law to raise elver fishing fines
• House OKs $3.5T GOP budget, rejects tax hikes on rich
• Fairfield police log March 29
• Missing toddler's mom wants answers
• Seven pounds of marijuana found in mail
• Maine high court won't address Poliquin issue
• Colby march draws attention to Fla. teen's killing
• 'Walmart of Weed' sprouting in US capital
• UPDATED: Two Wilton schools evacuated after bomb threats
• Senate defeats bill to end tax breaks for Big Oil
• Bangor newspaper, state official apologize for spoof ad
• Here's what to do when you hit Mega Millions jackpot
• Maine House rejects public funding for religious schools
• Autism numbers rise as screening, diagnosis improve
• Somerset County police logs
• Supporters of Fla. shooter fearful of speaking out
• US economy grew 3% in final quarter of 2011
• US jobless claims fall to lowest level in 4 years
• Oakland police blotter March 29
• Bath man charged in armed robbery at restaurant
• Bangor police charge man in backstage theft
• Waterville arrests and police blotter
• JetBlue pilot's unraveling baffles friends
• Video of handcuffed Fla. shooter adds to debate
• At 98, once-illiterate lobsterman publishes book
• Portland pot dispensary opens quietly
• Scarborough teen's missing wheelchair recovered
• Webcam captures nesting bald eagle in Maine
• 3 indicted in theft of copper from Maine utility
• Bluegrass legend Earl Scruggs dies at 88 in Tenn.
• Hire a Veteran initiative gets push from Ann LePage
• Maine's 'love affair' with coffee brandy continues
• POLICE
• Legal counsel sought on Oakland sewer system woes
• Maine officials say Supreme Court ruling hard to predict
• China garage, transfer station add security
• China Planning Board ditches revised septic rules plan
• War funds, school succession on Brighton Plantation agenda
• Skowhegan thespians honored during drama festival
• Thorndike selectmen overturn fire chief raise
• Senate kills constitutional officer election rules
• Union revocation scrapes by committee
• Augusta teen girl charged with arson, mischief
• Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce presents awards in front of sold-out crowd
• Man injured in College Avenue crash to recover
• Wilton board to evaluate sewer options
• Disabled hurt by DHHS cutbacks
• Supreme Court appears to be split over health care law
• Wilton voters to decide on $4.8M in upgrades
• Pope's sermon calls for more open Cuba
• SNAPSHOT: White collar job
• SNAPSHOT: Stroke benefit
• USM president cancels discretionary raises
• NFL changes regular-season overtime rules
• Plow driver, wife charged in Vt. teacher's death
• Maine Democrats drop challenge of GOP's Kevin Raye
• Pingree, Schneider unsure how Supreme Court will rule on health law
• Arrest and Waterville police log for Tuesday, Wednesday
• Health-care arguments: If centerpiece rejected, can any portion survive?
• Organic farmers appeal decision in Monsanto lawsuit
• After Trayvon Martin shooting, ads pulled from 'Neighborhood Watch' film
• Oakland police log March 28
• Maine Senate defeats bid to fix 'perception problem'
• Augusta girl charged in Cony fire
• Somerset County police logs
• East-west highway bill passes, goes to governor
• Magic Johnson group to buy Dodgers for record $2B
• FairPoint, police launch effort to prevent scams on the elderly
• OOB officials pursue cruise ship business
• Landlord cleared in Lewiston boy's lead poisoning
• Will 'Bully' find its way to Maine cinemas?
• Friends' fishing trip ends in tragedy; only 1 survives
• Newspaper's citizen-investor walks a fine line
• Media company completes restructuring deal
• Morning Sentinel police log: March 28, 2012
• Morning Sentinel correction: March 28, 2012
• Police interview driver from Waterville crash
• Waterville man sentenced for exposure
• Committee recommends print notices stay
• Local contractor chosen to replace community center roof
• Fire sparked by pellet stove pipe
• Parties in war of words over state computer glitch
• Panel approves altered DHHS plan
• GOP to host Senate candidate forums
• Police, lawyer for Ayla's family differ on communication issue
• Missouri judge hears motions in case against bishop
• Obama dinner gets cheesy
• Legislators approve Norridgewock landfill expansion
• Group's plan was to divide, conquer
• Conservative judges question law
• Maine candidates share opinions
• Maine House rejects proposed income tax cut
• Gay marriage foes aimed to split gays, blacks, Latinos
• Maine Democrats charge DHHS cover-up
• Witnesses say unruly captain caused JetBlue flight diversion
• MaineToday Media completes restructuring deal
• Housing authority oversight bill awaits LePage signature
• Oakland fire caused by sparks from stove exhaust pipe
• Trayvon Martin's parents go to Capitol Hill
• Analysis: Loss of insurance mandate wouldn't kill health law
• Autopsy confirms Vt. prep school teacher was killed
• Gay marriage coalition names campaign manager
• Augusta rally cry: 'Hands off my health care'
• Augusta man injured in Winthrop crash
• Indecent conduct gets convicted murderer 3 1/2 years in jail
• Bridgton man pleads guilty in Mass. highway death
• Brunswick man charged with scissor stabbing
• Heart bypass has lower death rate than angioplasty
• Somerset County police logs
• SAT, ACT tests to require photo IDs to curb cheating
• Debates set for U.S. Senate primary candidates
• Oakland police blotter March 27
• Man steals from performers during Bangor benefit
• Top Maine high school basketball coach retires
• Summit seeks to deter nuclear-armed terrorism
• Police arrest 5 linked to alleged Maine meth lab
• Wind may delay dismantling of NH-Maine bridge
• Military academies hold first gay pride events
• FBI says man stole identity of Microsoft co-founder
• 200 pigs die in blaze at Maine farm
• Maine's 2011 wild blueberry harvest up slightly
• Maine lawmaker to speak in support of Affordable Care
• Friends, relatives mourn death of man from Jackman
• Waterville District Court: Jan. 28-Feb. 15, 2012
• Morning Sentinel police log: March 27, 2012
• Oakland council to hear sewer update
• Waterville council to review budgets
• L.L. Bean celebrates with vintage catalog photography
• Young drivers may see stricter rules for road
• Troy dirt road residents vote for more fixes
• Fundraiser says 'aloha' to spring
• Plan for 'newseum' at Gannett House advances
• Morning Sentinel writer, 78, dies
• Child care unions face state repeal
• Sidney bomb scare sparks caution
• Waterville police hunt CVS robber
• Maine lawmaker watches arguments
• Mobile home was meth lab, investigators say
• Supreme Court poised to act on health care law
• Fire damages 200-year-old Oakland home
• HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL: Longtime Mt. Blue coach Bessey retires
• Facebook: Ownership lawsuit shows elaborate fraud
• Maine State Ferry Service adds $9M boat to aging fleet
• Maine tries to toughen teen-driving laws
• Stocks end day with big gains after Bernanke remarks
• Family: Pot linked to Trayvon Martin suspension
• Former Jackman man killed in Florida during argument about barking dog
• Gas prices already closing in on last year's high
• Hamburglar hits Augusta drive-through
• Special Waterville council meeting Tuesday
• No egg hunt, thanks to overeager grown-ups
• With early wake-up call, Maine state rep to see health-care history
• 'Pink slime' maker halts some plants amid outcry
• Angus King twitter parody suspended, then reappears
• Waldo County Sheriff's Office log March 26
• Bomb squad called to Sidney crash
• GOP's Snowe: Reward Sen. Brown for bipartisanship
• King names new campaign aides: 1 Democrat, 1 Republican
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log March 26
• Oakland police log March 26
• Economists see higher taxes as way to cut deficit
• After record warmth, single digits in parts of region
• Fairfield police log March 26
• NH House to vote on abortion bill requiring 24-hour wait
• Sunday police log for Waterville
• Wife defends soldier accused in Afghan rampage
• Obama warns N. Korea, Iran their options are few
• Maine's average gas price rises to $3.86
• High court takes up fight over Obama health law
• Maine AG to watch health care arguments in DC
• Maine man heads to trial in Mass. highway death
• State House sendoff set for 4 Maine soldiers
• Police search for missing Bethel woman
• Victim: Lamoine shooting over truck paint job
• Does the new system work? Some are sold; some are skeptical
• Rushed or cautious?
• Morning Sentinel police log: March 26, 2012
• New England embracing new standards
• Sidney approves 46 articles
• BILL NEMITZ: 100-year-old building on borrowed time
• Health insurance exchange in limbo
• Conservation group acquires 192 Canaan Bog acres
• Milfoil a growing threat to close part of Great Pond
• Franklin County voters to weigh dispatch center
• ON MAINE POLITICS: LePage proposal 'vague,' critics say
• Filling stomachs
• CVS on KMD robbed
• Madison draws gas map
• Farmington's new wind rules to be tested
• Afghans: U.S. paid $50,000 per death in shooting spree
• Dick Cheney's transplant reopens debate about age
• Maine Maple Sunday draws big crowds
• 'Hunger Games' grabs $155M on opening weekend
• Obama squeezes N. Korea to change, China to help
• D'Amboise sharpens attack in 6-way Maine GOP primary
• Police find missing Waldo County teenager
• TELEGRAM SPECIAL REPORT
• Maine wildlife officials offer moose-watching tips
• J.P. DEVINE: A country for old men
• The search continues
• Student choice at center of proficiency-based learning
• eBay takes aimat LePage backingfor online taxes
• They shoot from horses, don't they?
• Nothing uncovered in Belgrade bomb threat
• Two Mainers among elite fundraisers
• Energy likely not as big a hurdle to jobs as LePage claims
• Voters favor more for organizations in need
• Two selectmen quit Unity meeting
• No Starks means others pay more
• RESTRUCTURING DHHSFormer justice unsure if planis a good idea
• Most students to skip prom tan
• Many responders to Waterville crash
• A transformation for teachers
• Abbott cleared to play in tonight's game
• During today's Ayla Reynolds search, a 2004 body discovered
• U.S. says soldier accused of Afghan massacre split his killing spree
• Reward in Maine killing increased to $60K
• Late bills from LePage administration draw fire
• Report: Sandusky called 'likely pedophile' in '98
• Dignitaries, many others attend Bickmore's funeral
• Maine man rescued off coast of Colombia
• Q&A: How health-care case will unfold before the Supreme Court
• Push continues to create Maine motorcycle specialty plate
• Highway bill becomes House Republican headache
• Search renewed for Ayla Reynolds
• Morning Sentinel police log: March 24, 2012
• Skowhegan District Court: March 24, 2012
• Maple sugar season cut short by warm weather
• Moscow seeks alternate for town planning board
• Jackman OKs town budget, money for July 4 fireworks
• Palermo selectmen plan $31,000 in repairs
• Blaine House protester convicted of trespassing
• High prices make drivers pump less gas
• Military veteran seeks House seat
• Belgrade school evacuated after bomb threat
• Oakland jobs safe from T-Mobile cuts
• First round of TIFs OK'd
• Readfield man indicted on burglary charges
• Jail officials say cell escape has occured before
• Protesters decry birth control mandate
• Constitutional officers talk Senate race
• Girls' goals grow
• AMY CALDER: It's a privilege to be 56
• Fire destroys Madison garage
• Fairfield pedestrian listed in stable condition
• Education revolution in the making
• Waterville budget plan includes tax increase
• Mural victory for LePage
• Occupy Maine to counter Obama event with soup line
• Summers to officially launch Senate campaign Tuesday
• Judge sides with LePage in labor-mural case
• Obama: 'If I had a son, he'd look like Trayvon'
• Contraception mandate sparks Portland rally
• After 148 years, Maine man returns Confederate flag to Georgia
• Ballot set for U.S. Senate primary in Maine
• Jim Kim: Obama's surprise pick to lead World Bank
• Actress with Maine roots on NBC show tonight
• Slain teen's friends say he never picked a fight
• Warm weather cuts short maple-sugaring season
• Tens of thousands in Syria call for fall of regime
• Buxton brush fire signals critical fire danger in Maine
• Stuck with high gas prices, drivers just pump less
• Record warmth coming to an end in region
• Fairfield police log March 23
• Deja vu all over again: Memory contest returns to NYC
• Somerset County police logs
• Fairfield woman struck by van in stable condition
• Facebook warns employers not to demand passwords
• U.S. new-home sales fall for 2nd month
• Clerk's wallet stops bullet during robbery struggle
• Oakland police log March 23
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log March 23
• Winslow police log March 23
• Blotter for Thursday and Friday: Waterville police
• For long-unemployed, hiring bias rears its head
• Army sergeant to be charged with 17 murders
• Travel show filming work on NH-Maine bridge
• Maine lunch program to stop using 'pink slime'
• Insurers speed health care overhaul preparations
• Lewiston man's stolen wheelchair recovered
• Army: PTSD treatable and some return to war
• Arrest demand grows in Fla teen's shooting death
• Maine AG warns diabetes patients of scams
• Lobstermen from U.S., Canada meet in Maine
• Maine egg farm workers may lose union rights
• Proposal would let municipalities opt out of aiding the poor
• Morning Sentinel police log: March 23, 2012
• Merged RSU 18 pacts win approval; all staff covered
• Troy meeting 'run of the mill'
• Authorities turn focus on distracted driving
• Furnace, road issues face voters in Sidney
• Franklin County's Chamber might fold
• LePage school choice, religious funding lose
• Smiles for Life gives local students a brighter smile
• Anson man pleads guilty to sex crime
• Occupy Augusta protester's fate in jury's hands
• Pedestrian hospitalized after being hit by van
• Feds question King wind deal
• Maine mayors team up
• Key gauge of U.S. economy up 5th month in a row
• 10 Maine mayors form coalition against LePage cuts
• After controversial shooting, Fla. police chief temporarily steps down
• Former Maine Supreme Court Justice Samuel Collins Jr. dies
• Inquiry questions $102M loan to Maine wind project
• U.S. unemployment applications hit 4-year low
• Maine oversight committee may investigate DHHS
• Somerset County police logs
• Thousands expected at rally for slain Fla. teen
• Maine high court rejects murder appeal
• Foes start radio campaign against Rush Limbaugh
• Banks lend again, but their customers are wary
• Trial begins for Blaine House protester
• Beal named Maine basketball player of the year
• Wis. city hires engineering firm to explore booms
• Science, care preserve DC's original cherry trees
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log March 22
• Oakland police log March 22
• Fairfield police log March 22
• Romney trying to shake off Etch A Sketch comment
• Police blotter and two arrests, Waterville
• Winslow police log March 22
• Unhappy public not sure who to blame for high gas
• Police: Gunman dead after French standoff
• Clifton farmers go to court to block wind farm
• Lewiston man appeals for return of wheelchair
• Move-in before marriage no longer predicts divorce
• York County sheriff to announce $400,000 pot bust
• 'Stand Your Ground Law' at center of Fla. shooting
• Hundreds rally in NYC for Fla. teenager shot dead
• Unhappy public not sure who to blame for high gas
• Maine's February home sales up 29.5% over a year ago
• Owls Head teen faces charges in fatal crash
• Legislation takes aim at copper theft
• Swapping fashion for shelter
• Police: Raids find pills, cocaine, pot
• Midcoast funeral home offers 'green' cremation
• Treasurer issue answer outlined
• Executives, supporters: Keep state funding for MPBN intact
• Fair provides students financial crash course
• Skowhegan Savings opens new branch in high school
• Martin denies conflict of interest
• Panel OKs educator evaluation legislation
• Belgrade reaction mixed to gas pipeline
• New truck, construction on Unity town budget
• China board looks for public input on rules
• Hot weather a killer for ski resorts
• Tour could bring 2,000 cyclists to Maine
• Obama to fast-track oil pipeline, other projects
• Saints coach suspended for 1 year by NFL over bounties
• Mysterious booms continue to rattle Wis. city
• FACT CHECK: More drilling hasn't lowered gas prices
• Cause of fire undetermined at Millinocket concrete plant
• Doctors find clue in quest to predict heart attack
• Woman hit on head in lunch box theft
• Metal thieves target of toughened Maine bill
• Hearings under way on LePage budget
• Maine gun law applies to state employees
• Forbes: Portland among top 10 cities in U.S. to find jobs
• Occupy Maine protester pleads guilty in hatchet incident
• Maine House amends bill to study east-west highway
• Jewish victims in French shooting buried in Israel
• Oakland police log March 21
• Study: Holding a gun may make you think others are too
• Fairfield police log March 21
• Waterville and Oakland police items, arrests
• 3 online date sites agree to screen for predators
• GOP Medicare plan borrows from and repeals Obama's
• Tour with 2,000 bicyclists selects Maine
• Maine toddlers who fell from window are OK
• France shooting suspect holed up in building
• Chinese spies target Taiwan's U.S.-made defenses
• Trial begins for woman accused of giving teens pot, alcohol
• Maine man gets hero medal for fire rescue
• Bill removes matching funds from Clean Election Act
• Mars Hill man indicted in fatal collision
• Maine celebrates Franco-American heritage today
• Sentinel building sale plan proceeds
• Two hurt when Jeep collides with street sweeper
• Disparity in Bellavance sentence opinions large
• 'Systematic attack' forces resignation
• Big proposals await votes as session wanes
• Pair expands perception of graffiti
• RSU 18 seeing $1.7M less in outside funds
• Colby to honor Texas judge with Brody Award
• Teacher evaluation bill may see committee vote today
• Thorndike voters deny budget audit
• China budget proposals differ on charitable donations
• Police: Man terrorized wife, 3 kids
• Banda running for district attorney
• Farmington argues about turbine rules
• Moscow voters OK town budget
• Jackman 2012 budget down $24K
• Canaan elects four incumbents
• Morning Sentinel police log: March 21, 2012
• Skowhegan District Court
• Exit polls show Romney leading in Illinois GOP primary
• Teens injured in Skowhegan accident
• Longtime gay marriage foes form Maine PAC
• LePage leaving for weeklong vacation in Jamaica
• 7.6 magnitude quake rocks Mexico City
• NASA considering space station for Mars dry run
• Housing Authority Director Dale McCormick steps down
• Mysterious booms baffle officials in eastern Wis.
• Maine health care charity reports embezzlement
• Lawyer: Slain Fla. teen's friend heard altercation
• Bat-killing fungus found in Acadia National Park
• Dozens of bank customers scammed by bogus texts
• LePage signs law to ban town fees for ice fishing shacks
• Oakland police log March 20
• Report sees rise in Maine child poverty
• Fairfield police log March 20
• Somerset County police logs
• Man found who was missing from Lisbon group home
• Gunman may have filmed killings at French school
• Job seekers getting asked for Facebook passwords
• Clinton wades into Amelia Earhart mystery
• Registered Maine sex offender faces new charges
• 2 toddlers fall from 2nd-story window in Rumford
• Justice Dept. to investigate fatal shooting of Fla. teen
• Charter school hearings set for Presque Isle, Machias
• New law frees businesses from posting licenses
• Morning Sentinel police log: March 20, 2012
• Waterville crash investigation continues
• Waterville District Court: Jan. 19-27, 2012
• Maine will now march to 'Dirigo'
• Belgrade meeting will cover pipeline
• St. Albans girl safe after disappearing from yard
• Legal services for poor may run out of money
• Short circuit blamed for Skowhegan chemical mishap
• Waterville man to appear in court on oxycodone charge
• Vassalboro meeting set for Wednesday
• King shifts stake in Independence Wind
• Detroit rejects $3,000 in budget requests
• Police deny blog's claim in Ayla case
• Farmington approves town budget
• Backyard Farms plans to expand
• STILL LIFE: Weatherwise, we've hit Yahtzee
• Board passes school budget
• Primary proposal criticized
• Special Vassalboro meeting Wednesday
• James Beard prize eludes Maine chefs, restaurants
• Source: Manning to join Broncos
• Jackson Lab eyes former Lowe's site in Ellsworth
• Missing St. Albans girl found safe
• McKee is winner of ACLU of Maine award
• Thief drives new tractor through fence, onto truck
• King sells stake in wind power business
• Lester to start Red Sox season opener
• Watchdogs fault state for lax ethical oversight
• Officials try to seize assets of Bulger's girlfriend
• Avg. Maine heating oil price holds steady
• Waldo County Sheriff's Office log March 19
• U.S. appeals court backs graphic cigarette labels
• Somerset County police logs
• Waterville police log March 19
• Report: U.S. makes modest gains in grad rate
• 9-year-old boy summoned to jury duty in Mass.
• NY Mets owners settle Madoff-related case for $162M
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log March 19
• Oakland police log March 19
• Fairfield police log March 19
• Condo owner faces legal action for planting flowers
• Confident Romney wins Puerto Rico, looks to Illinois
• Apple to reveal decision on use of cash hoard
• Lawmakers take up presidential primaries bill today
• Missing balloon pilot saved others before crashing
• Maine's avg. gas price creeps up a penny
• Study of 'meth babies' finds behavior impact
• Lawyer prepares to meet Afghan killings suspect
• Pattenaude to attend last UMS trustees meeting
• STILL LIFE: Sweet season rising
• Morning Sentinel police log: March 19, 2012
• China rec committee to meet; planners to hold workshop
• SAD 59 considers geothermal solution for high school
• Governor has MPBN execs scrambling
• Commission hears demand for online charter schools
• Augusta homeowner finds furnace, tanks stolen
• Final hearing set for new I-95 exit
• Heavy truck ban in place
• ON MAINE POLITICS: Election bragging in gear
• Children in need at Messalonskee get a helping hand
• Trista Reynolds doubts kidnapping
• Big crash in Waterville
• Powder blast sends woman to hospital
• Chamber numbers dropping
• Thanks to early spring, Maine bans heavy trucks
• Many willing to cut slack for U.S. soldier accused of mass murder
• Maine Boat Builders Show has strong weekend
• New wrinkle in pot debate: Stoned driving
• C.J. Maksut named Maine's best Class A hockey player
• 1-ton WWII-era bomb discovered near Marseille port
• Study: Small Maine hospital CEOs earn $230K-plus
• Suspect in massacre had history of troubles
• Maine university to offer 4 new degree programs
• Maine fishermen to hunt for "ghost gear"
• Morning Sentinel police log: March 18, 2012
• Albion voters give library more help
• JONATHAN RISKIND: US Senate independents say King has to pick a side
• JONATHAN RISKIND: Pingree wants 'pink slime' off school menus
• Burnham rejects move to former school
• Propane may be viable heating alternative
• Belgrade upgrades community center
• Cornville votes to maintain tax rate
• Canaan residents discuss wind energy, adult entertainment
• Harmony drops vote on ATV ban
• Messalonskee robotics team takes on the world
• Pupil from Cape Elizabeth captures state spelling crown
• J.P. DEVINE: No more old men
• Newspaper building sale could be decided at Tuesday meeting
• Gasoline prices pinch schools' sports spending
• Cutback imperils airports
• Cape Elizabeth boy wins marathon spelling bee
• John Demjanjuk, Nazi guard, dies
• Weird weather seizes the country
• Website launched for Maine-NH bridge project
• Search for Ayla Reynolds hits 3-month mark
• Bin Laden planned to assassinate Obama and Petraeus, documents show
• Morning Sentinel police log: March 17, 2012
• Suspect in Jay mill standoff makes initial court appearance
• For ice fishing, a season to forget
• Vassalboro board supports application for grant
• Winslow man Tasered
• State Planning Office hires first lady's brother-in-law
• Snowmobilers collide on pond near Jackman
• Assistance change would leave many homeless, say cities
• AMY CALDER: Incentive for films could help state
• Leaders discuss love of Waterville
• Legislators debate problems at DHHS
• Michaud, Levesque on the same side this time
• 'A parent's worst nightmare'
• Three finalists for top UMF job
• Ex-Rutgers student guilty in webcam suicide case
• Fake DEA agents rob, handcuff four people
• Maine veterans court law signed into law
• Bail set at $50,000 for Maine paper-mill hostage taker
• Teen killed in Maine crash
• North Korea plans to launch long-range rocket
• Think tank, AG and House Dems weigh in on Poliquin matter
• Snowmobile collision seriously injures Scarborough man
• 3 finalists chosen for UMaine-Farmington's top post
• Former Maine congressman arrested at Sudan protest
• Winslow police log March 16
• First New England lottery winner to get $1,000 a day for life
• Judge tentatively OKs Honda pact on gas mileage
• Oakland police log March 16
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log March 16
• Fairfield police log March 16
• Turkish helicopter crashes in Afghanistan; 14 dead
• Waterville arrests; police log for Thursday, Friday
• Lawyer: Afghan suspect's friend had leg blown off
• Nearly 200,000 view Maine black bear webcam
• LePage calls funding MPBN a form of corporate 'welfare'
• Maine law clarifies tax break for bus companies
• 'Pink slime' sounds gross, but how does it taste?
• Skydiver aims to jump from 23 miles, go supersonic
• Afghan runway attacker was targeting top Marines
• New gambling era begins at Maine casino
• Cities object to LePage cuts as cost shifting
• Bill proposes Maine change from caucuses to primaries
• Morning Sentinel police log: March 16, 2012
• Morning Sentinel corrections: March 16, 2012
• Harmony to debate ATV roadway ban
• Carrabassett Valley approves repairs
• Canaan warrant includes wind, adult entertainment
• Skowhegan ready for Maple Festival
• Moscow Town Meeting to cover budget increase
• LePage calls MPBN funding corporate welfare
• Both Swans plead not guilty in court
• Six Republicans, four Democrats file Senate papers
• No rule on issue of leftover business
• Wescott to kids: Play outside
• PARTY OF TWO: Single parents too busy to spar
• Presidential primary proposed for Maine
• Court clears Plum Creek plan
• Mill gunman faces charges
• Safe and sound
• Three Democrats file for Senate primary
• Moosehead development plan cleared by court
• Is Facebook part of your estate? New laws debated
• Maine Senate votes to cut state income tax
• Pittsburgh-area site is chosen for major refinery
• Jay hostage taker was angry about losing mill job
• Less snow could mean fewer floods, tame rapids
• Greely Middle School principal wins state award
• UMaine classes resume following bomb threat
• Soldier accused in Wikileaks case due in court
• Walgreen Co. pays $350K to settle MaineCare claims
• Oakland police log March 15
• New England lottery to hold first drawing tonight
• Maine Senate leader proposes presidential primaries
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log March 15
• Several arrests, Waterville police log
• Prison job, tedium await Blagojevich
• That's fishy: Feds fight fraud in seafood sizes
• Maine authorities looking for missing Dresden boy
• Police hunt 2 after Durham convenience store robbery
• CDC launching graphic anti-smoking ad campaign
• Afghans angry over removal of accused U.S. soldier
• LePage to tour businesses in Oxford County today
• Senate rejects higher fines for campaign ad violations
• Yiyuan Qin ’12 Wins Watson Fellowship
• Teachers wary of evaluation bill
• Restructuring aims to streamline DHHS
• Morning Sentinel police log: March 15, 2012
• China board plans two septic discussions
• Senate vote preserves funds for Downeaster train service
• Cornville to elect new town officers Friday
• STILL LIFE: Signs of things to come
• Judicial candidate faces Senate panel
• House kills Clean Elections matching funds
• Madison fire ruled arson
• Federal ruling on mental health care to cost state $10.5 million
• RSU 18 fundraiser exceeds goal
• Police reveal name of man in Norridgewock crash
• $72 million bond 0 for 2
• Baldacci says no
• LePage tells students to keep their options open
• Hostage freed as standoff continues at mill in Jay
• LePage submits bill to consolidate DHHS
• Baldacci not running for Senate
• Jury finds Va. Tech negligent in '07 shootings
• Scientists find ancient camel fossils in Panama
• 'Pink slime' critics fight ammonia-treated meat
• Maine House votes to ditch campaign matching funds
• New screening procedures for air travelers over 75
• Oakland police log March 14
• Vehicle explodes on Afghan runway; Panetta safe
• Senate passes bill that preserves Downeaster funds
• Selectman hopeful charged at West Gardiner fire
• Police identify man who died after Norridgewock crash
• Maine's 2011 deer kill down 6 percent
• '10 Commandments judge' wins primary for old job
• Dow inches higher a day after huge surge
• Senate affirms sending gay marriage question to voters
• 3-year-old kills self with gun in car in Wash.
• Man says Lohan grazed his knee with Porsche
• FTC targets car dealers for misleading ads
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log March 14
• Fairfield police log March 14
• Swiss bus crash kills 28, including 22 children
• Waterville police blotter: Tuesday and Wednesday
• Strong earthquake shakes northern Japan
• Madison residents say no to $72 million bond
• Funds raised for Maine deputy's ill wife returned
• Voters reject $72 million bond proposal
• AT&T seeks to settle – quietly – with iPhone user
• Police: Maine woman had sex with teen she met online
• 'Whitey' Bulger's girlfriend set to plead
• Unusually warm March temps might stick around
• Man pleads guilty to torching boarding house
• Billionaire family offers Mass. campus for free
• Last entry for Britannica in book form
• Volunteers needed for endangered species program
• Maine seafood firm owner recognized by SBA
• Maine Senate approves study of voter registration
• Man to serve year in prison for bankruptcy fraud
• Santorum wins Alabama, Mississippi GOP primaries
• Voters share their opinions on $72 million bond proposal
• Heck kicks off Waterville civics discussions
• Budgetboundto divide
• Pipeline company sweetens pot
• Plan urges tax cuts, new spending
• Pipeline company sweetens deal for Madison
• Morning Sentinel correction: March 14, 2012
• Detroit budget raised $7,000 from last year
• Carrabassett Valley aims to repair attractions
• Quimby art colony joins MECA studies
• Farmington voters to weigh options
• Man dies after refusing medical aid
• Bangor casino opening Friday
• Two-part plan in Skowhegan offers fireworks ordinances
• RSU 3 merges bus runs
• SAD 59 workers get new contract
• East-west highway idea wins initial approval
• Stocks post biggest gains of year
• Citibank, 3 others fail Fed stress test
• Prosecutors discover possible Bulger memoirs
• Conservationists applaud ruling on river herring
• 3 Republicans file for Senate race in Maine
• LePage budget rewrite includes some tax cuts
• Maine psychiatric hospital to lay off 45 employees
• Fed notes better economy, stands pat on rates
• Maine Senate OKs east-west highway study bill
• Man gets 18 months in jail for burglary, extortion
• Only one problem for Maine ice-breakers: No ice
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log March 13
• Toilet paper running low in NJ's capital city
• Maine House rejects 'Caylee's Law' bill
• Same-sex marriage closer to November ballot
• Obama: 'Heartbroken' over Afghan shootings
• Food critic takes viral fame and snark in stride
• Maine jobless rate holds steady at 7 percent
• NH town to vote on changing pond's controversial name
• World's tallest man may have stopped growing
• Panetta: Awaiting plans to draw down surge
• Oakland police log March 13
• Fishing boat sank so fast no time for distress call
• Searsport man faces child sex crime charges
• Maine soldier fatally stabbed in Washington
• Season inspires 'Muddy Bean Boots' ice cream
• Taliban attacks officials at site of U.S. soldier's rampage
• Dartmouth student's claims put hazing in spotlight
• Coast Guard warns boaters: Ocean temp still deadly
• RSU 3 returns to single bus run system
• Winslow to help business expand with grant
• Smithfield Town Meeting targets road repair, maintenance
• Police: Tips integral to arrests in home break-in
• POLICE
• Neither side willing to budge in DA spot fight
• Man indicted on stabbing charge
• Sexual attack nets man 15 years
• Selectman elected to serve, but...
• Second Amendment enters concealed weapon bill debate
• Teen suspected in Vassalboro camper arson
• FEW ANSWERS IN LAMOINE SHOOTING
• Industry voters pass wind farm moratorium
• Woman accuses man of stabbing
• Teen boys charged with fire crimes
• SNAPSHOT: Traffic jammers
• Police: Inmate caught returning to cell after sex
• LePage plans trade mission to China
• Waterville budget topic of public meeting with mayor, manager
• Police search for answers in Lamoine shootings
• WTO rules Boeing got $5B in illegal US subsidies
• Feds release health overhaul blueprint for states
• Pingree submits signatures for 1st District race
• Rare posters found in attic head for auction
• Venus and Jupiter cuddling up in night sky
• Portland company settles over Limbaugh ads
• Maine teens face arson, explosives charges
• Man sentenced to 15 years for sexual assault in China
• House gives initial OK to allow stored guns on state property
• Police arrest man accused of stabbing girlfriend in Wilton
• Feds take over case of SUV on Philly runway
• MDOT to extend van pool service
• Somerset County police logs
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log March 12
• Afghan man recounts U.S. soldier's rampage
• Oakland police log March 12
• Four bodies found floating near boat off Calif.
• Fairfield police log March 12
• Nobel scientist who warned of thinning ozone dies
• Three arrests and police log, Waterville
• Brunswick credit union settles suit with embezzler
• Webster kept on as Maine GOP chairman
• Site of Obama fundraiser moved to SMCC campus
• Taliban vow revenge for 16 Afghans killed by US soldier
• Love letters reveal Nixon's sensitive side
• Avg. Maine gas price drops slightly to $3.81
• Bill to protect emergency responders advances
• Beach to Beacon 10K opens online signups this week
• UMaine advances to Hockey East semifinals
• Skowhegan advancing to state drama finals
• MaineCare debate not going away
• Pittsfield photographer gaining industry recognition for invention
• UNE plans sale of five most valuable paintings
• District attorney seat stays open after only one name submitted
• Program lengthens road time for buses
• MADISON PIPELINE VOTE TUESDAY
• Sentinel building price only part of council discussion
• Palmyra community center to stay funded
• BRIEFS
• SNAPSHOT: Well, it's a sectional now
• March Madness begins: NCAA unveils 68-team bracket
• U.S. soldier opens fire on Afghan villagers, kills 16
• POLICE
• Ice breaking operations on the Kennebec River set to begin
• Four men shot in Hancock County; one dies, another critically injured
• Athens debates relationship with SAD 59
• Gingrich: Romney weakest GOP front-runner since 1920
• Snowe's retirement repeats Maine history
• Remains of 167 people found in Mexican cave
• New Maine group to promote responsible gambling
• Japan marks 1 year since quake, tsunami disaster
• Dom Kone '13 Is National Champion Sprinter
• Would you still be her friend?
• Benton voters approve town budget; tax rate stays same
• The order and the disorder
• Freedom: Corporations aren’t people
• Father, friends say it’s possible; cops say no way
• Double dipping back in spotlight
• State pension system likely to change
• New England starting lottery with 'for life' prize
• Santorum takes Kansas, Romney strong in Wyoming
• Searsport says 'no' to propane tank moratorium
• BOYS HOCKEY: Messalonskee falls in Class B title game
• NFL aspirants from Maine to show their skills
• In sign of spring, Acadia closes carriage roads
• Bill will help Maine towns honor veterans
• Some newspapers won't run 'Doonesbury' abortion comic strip
• Dems question delay in reporting MaineCare malfunction
• Israel-Gaza skirmish continues; at least 14 dead
• Polar Bears knocked out of NCAA tournament
• Village Soup news operations shut down
• Details about ski accident come to light
• Price tag for run likely much more for King this time
• Expert: Some decisions up to emergency responders
• Origin of Katie Crotch Road's name a mystery
• Snowmobiler badly injured in crash
• AMY CALDER: Women should be aware of HIV/AIDS
• LePage aims at DHHS revamp
• Franklin commerce director's leaving prompts changes
• SAD 58 board member: Tax hike OK to save education
• Angus King supports Obama re-election
• Trooper charged with OUI keeps job, with conditions
• Police charge two at one stop
• Morning Sentinel police log: March 10, 2012
• Belgrade center has high revenue expectations
• Palermo's cable ordinance ready for public hearing
• Strong 3 months of hiring as US adds 277,000 jobs
• LePage to propose restructuring DHHS
• King supports Obama for re-election
• Millinocket officials: LePage lying about landfill agreement
• L.L. Bean's sales near pre-recession levels
• Pa. zoo gives aging gorilla a bunny companion
• Woman seriously injured in Maine snowmobile crash
• Consent agreement approved in trooper OUI case
• Ohio officials say gas-drilling waste behind earthquakes
• Maine company launches gas-price app
• Pope denounces gay marriage lobby to U.S. bishops
• New England braces for winter moth surge
• In city where dogs run wild, no-kill shelter takes action
• Pair face charges related to Augusta pharmacy robberies
• Survey ranks Google highly despite privacy fears
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log March 9
• Fairfield police log March 9
• Oakland police blotter March 9
• Pitt. shooter had no ID; fingerprints yield nothing
• Robbery thwarted: Waldoboro bank locks doors on attempted robber
• Thursday, Friday police log and arrest: Waterville
• Solar storm shakes Earth's magnetic field
• $100 or $1,000? Wide price range for birth control
• Mormon church restricts access to Jewish names
• Oxford County burglar gets 2 years in prison
• Police seeking motive in Pittsburgh clinic shootings
• Maine state workers union complaint heads to trial
• Police: Driver killed in Eddington crash was texting
• 11 Maine troopers complete specialized training
• Man who hit boy while passing school bus indicted
• International Students Discuss American Elections
• Maine man denied bail in Florida firefighter slaying
• Morning Sentinel police log: March 9, 2012
• More ads pulled, petition delivered in Limbaugh fight
• Efforts to repair gutted Clean Elections Act stalled
• Vienna budget up $16,000
• Athens Elementary briefly locked down
• Wilton selectman to resign, pending move to Wells
• Starks incumbent selectman faces two challengers for seat
• Freedom selectman to vie for House set
• Colby assistant professor running for House
• Fire department tanker on New Vineyard budget
• Police: Skowhegan man caught trespassing when spotted on camera
• Baldacci taking time on Senate decision
• Bingham couple reflects on fire, losses
• Researchers scan new Titanic map for clues
• On gay marriage, 'it's crunch time'
• STILL LIFE: What a day!
• New Norridgewock selectman can't serve yet
• Guilty plea for Wintle
• University of Pittsburgh shooting kills two; seven others injured
• No rapid-fire decision from Baldacci on Senate race
• Former state rep pleads guilty in gun case, apologizes
• Portland breaks record for warmest March 8
• Athens school lockdown
• Maine lawmakers can't agree on Maine Clean Election bill
• Pat Robertson: Pot should be legal like alcohol
• NH House votes to decriminalize marijuana
• Five states likely to vote on gay-marriage issues in November
• Full Titanic site mapped for first time
• Acting commissioner named for Maine defense dept.
• WGAN won't drop Limbaugh, despite petition
• Coke, Pepsi make changes to avoid cancer warning
• Fairfield police log March 8
• Portland company involved in Limbaugh lawsuit
• Somerset County police logs
• Bill prohibits NH from creating health exchange
• Smartphones offering trove of info for divorce lawyers
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log March 8
• Snowe endorses Mass. Sen. Brown for re-election
• High-ranking Syrian official defects
• Oakland police log March 8
• Bingham man burned in house fire
• FAA forecast: High air fares most of this decade
• Hunt for missing US troops to resume in N Korea
• Three arrests; Wednesday, Thursday Waterville police log
• Bill tries to fix major ethics loophole in Maine
• Study: Many Maine high schools have junk food ads
• Mill renovation planned in Freedom
• Millinocket loses state funds in landfill dispute
• GOP insiders fear primaries' toll on Romney
• NH House considering 24-hour wait for abortions
• NASA to launch 5 rockets to track jet stream winds
• Retweets becoming digital version of autographs
• Morning Sentinel police log: March 8, 2012
• Retiring general says Maine Guard still good
• Benton voters have familiar options
• Athens weighs school district issue
• Rome to vote on roof for community center
• Waterville council approves tax break for gas plan
• Belgrade selects vent company
• Sex offender dies in prison
• Giving to good causes
• No Senate run for Pingree
• Dental proposal discussed at Augusta forum
• Fire creates big hole in Madison
• Maine facing Medicaid debt
• NH House passes birth-control exemption
• Pingree won't run for U.S. Senate
• High court asks for briefs on Poliquin questions
• Ex-Monmouth teacher pleads guilty to child porn, theft charges
• Obama urges shift to new energy technologies
• Fairfield police log March 7
• DHHS chief expects feds will want Medicaid funds back
• Romney says he's ready to fight until August for GOP nomination
• Westbrook councilor drops out of House race
• Raye, Michaud file petitions for Maine's 2nd District
• Maine National Guard chief addresses lawmakers
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log March 7
• Winslow police log March 7
• Death in nursing home meth-lab fire ruled accidental
• Oakland police log March 7
• Somerset County police logs
• Fort Fairfield man killed in early morning fire
• Former Jay man dies in prison
• New England jobless rate much lower than rest of US
• Maine state prison inmate dies
• Dad faces charge for pointing laser at hockey game
• Cheese lovers get their gouda on at world finals
• Terror indictment unveiled for Norway massacre
• Mother, stepfather countersue Rosa Scarcelli
• Presque Isle campus president search down to 3
• 2 cross-country walkers meet going opposite ways
• Gay marriage laws reflect new strategy by supporters
• Bill would require ID for some medications
• Forum on joblessness today at USM
• Ice-breaking to begin next week on Kennebec River
• Morning Sentinel police log: March 7, 2012
• Coast Guard wants ice shacks taken off Kennebec
• Freedom selectman, Democrat running for state House District 45
• Waterville man given 7 years for robbery, bomb threat
• Bingham approves full ambulance fund
• Industry voters to consider wind moratorium
• Annual high school drama festival kicks off in Skowhegan
• Road repair on agenda for Smithfield
• Tea party opinions divided on Snowe
• LURC overhaul bill headed to full vote
• Wilton won't claim demolition site
• Charter school proposal deadline set at July 1
• City offers $100,000 under asking for Sentinel building
• Sappi pleased by passed trade bill
• Fired Norridgewock clerk elected selectman
• Arrest papers issued, recalled on protesters
• King says he's in it to win it
• Wintle expected to plead guilty
• Super Tuesday a wild one
• BOYS HOCKEY: Messalonskee wins Eastern B title
• Obama uses press conference to steal some publicity on GOP's day
• Romney prevails in Virginia, Vermont, Massachusetts GOP primaries
• Gingrich wins GOP primary in Georgia
• Judge issues arrest warrants for 5 Occupy protesters
• STILL LIFE: Purple frame
• Man gets 7 years in jail for bank robbery, bomb threat
• Northbound I-295 project starting early this year
• Democratic poll has King leading three-way race
• State police investigate Island Falls bank robbery
• Tea party had mixed feelings about Snowe
• Pingree still weighing decision on Senate run
• Fairfield police log March 6
• King would consider quitting Senate race if he couldn't win
• Ethicist Rushworth Kidder dead at 67
• Conn. man who assaulted boy found in Maine
• Hackers busted after one turns FBI informant
• Oakland police log March 6
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log March 6
• LePage launches 'business friendly' program
• Fired clerk among newly elected Norridgewock selectmen
• $336.4M Powerball winner is RI woman, 81
• Trial begins for Windham man accused of child sex abuse
• Bill to overhaul Maine land use agency advances
• Saco project to cause brief overnight closures on turnpike
• Report: Minority students face harsher punishments
• Iran to allow UN nuclear inspectors into secret site
• Rockland man charged in guns-for-drugs scheme
• Waterville man arrested for throwing TV at girlfriend
• Officials call for wider bridge between Maine, NH
• Sweet! First 24-hour cupcake ATM
• Obama to hold news conference, unveil housing plan
• Warm winter may bring pest-filled spring
• Indiana mom loses legs while protecting children from tornado
• Super Tuesday likely to alter, not decide GOP race
• Snowe rents campaign email list to Schneider
• LePage tours UNE campus in Biddeford
• Bob Marley - Show
• STILL LIFE: Take a load off
• Strong voters raise budget to keep lights on
• New Sharon approves money for new tax maps
• Palmyra voters to consider community center funding, school sale
• Former Occupier sentenced for knife threat
• RSU 3 board to vote on combining bus runs
• Waterville councilors to discuss Sentinel sale, gas TIF
• Waterville councilor says move out of ward temporary
• Complaints dismissed against two responders
• Republicans in trouble
• Oval Office meeting tense
• New Balance stepping up
• King throws hat in ring
• Morning Sentinel police log: March 6, 2012
• King announces he will run for U.S. Senate
• Patriots use franchise tag on Welker
• Obama, Netanyahu talk unity, underline differences
• 8th and 9th advertisers drop Limbaugh's show
• Sen. Kerry: Snowe's departure a loss for region
• Maine woman killed in logging-truck collision identified
• Town by town, Vt. tackles corporate personhood
• McCain calls for US to lead on Syria airstrikes
• Southwest cancels flight after box cutter found
• 9 more claim abuse by late Red Sox clubhouse chief
• Somerset County police logs
• Rockport woman killed in snowmobile collision with son
• Maine State Police log March 5
• Winthrop apple farmer on Jeopardy! Tuesday night
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log March 5
• Waldo County Sheriff's Office log March 5
• Fairfield police log March 5
• Oakland police log March 5
• Lewiston copper-theft suspect caught in the act
• Turnpike plans to repave five-mile stretch
• Calif. judge says backyard ship must shove off
• Observers report serious voting problems in Putin win
• Republican hopefuls sprint to Super Tuesday
• USM hosting unemployment forum this week
• Maine's avg. gasoline price jumps another nickel
• Maine bill seeks longer statute in sex crimes
• A symphonic farewell
• Morning Sentinel correction: March 5, 2012
• Morning Sentinel police log: March 5, 2012
• Mercer budget climbs
• Embden to take ownership of community center
• Feeding frenzy for signatures in Portland
• Maine-based company ready to install new tidal power unit
• Two Palermo races await vote
• ON MAINE POLITICS: Bill says show me the money
• Medical bills, even when paid, can wreck credit
• Charter school officials studying
• Afghan teen fascinated by America
• STILL LIFE: Trying out the new wheels
• Unwanted property a mess in Wilton
• Portland company to launch first tidal-power unit of its kind
• Sentences for criminals still widely vary
• What's so super about Tuesday? 419 GOP delegates
• Stephen King visits NH to review book
• Hundreds apply for dealer jobs at new Oxford casino
• LePage: Maine leads in helping entrepreneurs
• Motorcycle-registration process changes in Maine
• New Portland wants new grader, debt paydown
• Anson residents approve budget, new fire truck
• Morning Sentinel police log: March 4, 2012
• Academic decathlon about more than books
• BILL NEMITZ: This candidate aware of his challenge
• Student turns love of fishing into school project
• Cambridge enacts multiple moratoriums
• Snowe news wins faux award for colleague
• St. Albans' new budget leaves tax rate unchanged
• Solon voters decide on used grader
• Waterville arts scene poised for boost
• J.P. DEVINE: Thirty years on, stories abound
• Numbers show wider aisle
• Maine holds the key
• Emotional grandmother speaks at vigil
• 'People want to get involved'
• HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL: Central edges Hall-dale, 40-39, in state final
• HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL: Washburn tops Richmond in Class D final
• HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL: Forest Hills falls short in Class D finals
• Limbaugh apologizes for calling law student 'slut,' 'prostitute'
• Missing Maine toddler remembered at vigil
• HIGH SCHOOL BOYS HOCKEY PLAYOFFS: Lewiston knocks off Cony
• Losses mount from scams targeting older Americans
• Gingrich, Santorum battle for Bible Belt voters
• Weekend activities planned at Maine state parks
• Can-Am Sled Dog races kick off
• 2 charged in convenience store arson
• New casino holding job fair for blackjack dealers
• Death toll at 31 from tornado outbreak
• CLASS B BOYS BASKETBALL: Tigers come up short
• Murder suspect offers no plea
• Morning Sentinel police log: March 3, 2012
• Mentors looking for more volunteers
• Bellavance sentencing moves forward
• Mostly naked man arrested in Waterville dentist's office
• Border Patrol agents honored for heroic acts
• Guilty plea for copper thefts
• Retirement touches off political frenzy in Maine
• 37 new American citizens sworn in Friday
• Man in hunk of burning trouble in Florida
• AMY CALDER: Set up for success
• Obama warns Iran and Israel
• Portland diocese has plan to oppose gay marriage
• Winslow senior wins $20,000 scholarship
• Snowe mourns the death of compromise
• Six finalists named for Mr. and Miss Basketball
• Waterville man who stole car arrested in Florida after standoff
• Maine Diocese says it won't campaign against gay marriage
• Snowe: 'Sensible Senate has virtually disappeared'
• Travis Roy Award semifinalists announced
• Four big-name Republicans express interest in Maine Senate race
• Maine Democrats in 'holding pattern'
• After 30 years on death row, S.C. man freed
• MLB expands playoff format from 8 teams to 10
• In interview, Obama says he's not bluffing on Iran
• Maine Diocese calls press conference to discuss gay-marriage vote
• Winslow police log March 2
• Steve Abbott, GOP veteran, won't run for Snowe's seat
• Man found in dentist office, wearing only underpants
• Topless coffee shop arsonist to be sentenced this month
• Thursday, Friday Waterville log, including arrest
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log March 2
• Fairfield police log March 2
• Oakland police log March 2
• Nuclear sub arrives in Maine for upgrades
• Jail for Knox County man who used baby as shield
• Maine Senate votes to change Clean Election Act
• Suspect in firefighter's killing due in court
• Extend or end it? GOP voters torn over best route
• Under pressure, Michaud skips race for Senate
• Vassalboro aims to fix worker wage problem
• Sipe court arraignment today
• Mother-daughter fish story
• Skowhegan stabbing suspect faces more charges
• Madison pipeline future in voters' hands
• Waterville City Council to review details on gas pipeline tax break
• Cambridge voters to consider slew of bans, bigger budget
• Oakland sewer system stalled
• Democrat Fowle bids for state House
• House votes for Poliquin court review
• Councilors reconsider buying Sentinel building
• Belgrade budget has pricey items
• Anson fire truck request slightly raises budget
• Judge hears oral arguments in labor mural case
• GOP mulling, Dems acting
• Maine House asks top court to clarify Poliquin constitutional issues
• SNAPSHOT: Snow babies...and Grandma
• FARMINGTON DISTRICT COURT
• Century 21 Nason Realty recognized
• FRANKLIN COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT
• Budget taps surplus to avoid tax hike
• POLICE
• Obama demands Congress end oil, gas subsidies
• Conservative activist Breitbart dead at 43
• Former Chelsea selectwoman, husband indicted on federal fraud charges
• LePage's lawyer argues against mural in court
• MLB to expand baseball playoffs
• American teacher shot at Christian school in Iraq
• More candidates jump into Maine's congressional races
• Big sales for small cars in February — especially Ford
• Maine Turnpike sells its former HQ building
• State offices closing at 1 p.m. today
• Court date set for suspect in firefighter slaying
• Unemployment claims drop to 4-year low
• Maine's only casino adding table games
• Fairfield police log March 1
• Winslow police log March 1
• Oakland police log March 1
• Arrest and Waterville police logs for Wednesday and Thursday
• Man found guilty of child abuse in Grand Canyon
• Texas drought twists migrations of many birds
• Woman charged with stealing jewelry from elderly client
• Maine man accused of pointing gun at hunter
• Ariz. sheriff still sleuthing Obama's birth certificate
• 2 more US troops killed following Quran protests
• First vote looms on Obama birth control policy
• Christian school in Lewiston slated to close
• Passengers finally able to leave disabled ship
• Lawyer seeks venue change for triple slaying trial
• SNOW DAY - Thursday March 1
• Alums Make Business List
• Police say car occupants shot at
• Mercer to consider paving road, community center heating
• Man charged with pointing shotgun at hunting group
• Strong town budget $32K less than last year
• Solon proposed budget up from last year, but taxes drop
• CAMPAIGN AIR FILLED WITH HATS
• Moscow voters crowd meeting; school cost share changed
• Debt, turbines on New Portland agenda
• Labor mural court case begins
• Man proves to be hero a second time
• Stabbing sends man to Bangor hospital
• House asking for judicial input about Poliquin questions
• Waterville area welcomes eight leap day babies
• MADISON TO ALLOW KV GAS PIPELINE
• Rupert Murdoch's son resigns from News Corp. newspapers
• Police: Maine murder suspect owed slain Florida firefighter $3,000
• Mainers react to departureof Sen. Olympia Snowe
• BRIEFS
• In exchange for food, North Korea will stop nuclear work
• Baldacci, Michaud, Pingree take out papers for Senate seat
• There's no escape: Maine will get 8 to 12 inches of snow
• Controversial Maine mural case heads to court
• Authorities searching for Florida firefighter find a body
• Storms rip through country-music resort town, kill 9
• Monkees' singer Davy Jones dies at 66
• Police: mom helped son attempt jail escape
• Judge blocks graphic images on cigarette packages
• Baldacci joins scramble after Snowe decision
• 20-year-old held in shooting
• House GOP: Court should review Poliquin
• Skowhegan stabbing victim lifeflighted to Bangor
• Oakland police log Feb. 29
• Fairfield police log Feb. 29
• Tuesday, Wednesday Waterville police complaints; arrests
• Man who hid guns pleads guilty to federal charges
• BIW gets $663M contract for new destroyer
• Snowe decision rocks political landscape
• Snowe leaving Senate
• U.S. arrest of Iranian scientist cloaked in secrecy
• 1 dead, 3 missing in Coast Guard copter crash in Ala.
• Maine man sentenced in postal embezzlement
• 5 states face deadline on Honda hybrid lawsuit
• Deer Isle teen dies in dirt bike crash
• Sunday River offering $29 Leap Day lift tickets
• All of a sudden, Senate race is wide open
• Snowe leaves a legacy of independence
• Sentiments keen among the people Snowe helped
• Bill Nemitz: Snowe's done what she could; now she's just done
• Freeport teacher's comment leads to terrorizing summons
• Maine politicos and president react to Snowe bombshell
• Morning Sentinel police log: Feb. 29, 2012
• Franklin County Superior Court: Oct. 25-Nov. 15, 2011
• Dow closes above 13,000
• Waterville father pleads guilty to assault on crying daughter
• China selectmen, code officials spar over new rules
• Belgrade's new rec director begins work
• Green Independent caucus meets Saturday in Lexington Township
• Johnny's Seeds gives to farm trust
• New Sharon budget $10,000 higher than last year's
• Bats, dam, windows on Embden budget
• Fresh snow allows Sugarloaf expansion to open
• Madison ballot issue proposes $72 million for gas pipeline
• Colby to build science facility
• Local go-getter turns 8, and it's a very special occasion
• Ambulance worker fired, charged
• Romney squeaks out win in Michigan after taking Arizona
• Announcement stuns Augusta
• Snowe announces she won't seek re-election
• Sen. Snowe becomes the talk of Twitter
• Police make murder arrest in missing firefighter case
• Proposed gas pipeline TIF is workshop topic
• Sen. Olympia Snowe's full statement
• Ethics panel takes up complaint against Poliquin
• Obama visit to include exclusive dinner at art museum
• Dow closes above 13,000, first time since crisis
• After the breakup, who gets the pet?
• High court rejects Anthem's rate appeal
• LL Bean CEO loses legal battle over easement
• Feds shut gambling site Bodog, indict founder
• Maine Warden Service rescues 4 snowmobilers
• Apple expected to launch iPad 3 next week
• FedEx truck hits NY Amish buggy, critically injuring 2
• Oakland police log Feb. 28
• Somerset County police logs
• Fairfield police log Feb. 28
• Monday police log for Waterville; arrests
• Consumer confidence rises dramatically
• Madison school board makes tough decisions
• Gargantuan rock hitting the road to LA
• 2nd student declared dead in Ohio shooting
• Freeport teacher suspended for classroom remark
• Cruise line: Crippled ship to reach land Thursday
• False burglar alarms keep Oxford deputies hopping
• Source: Israel won't warn U.S. before Iran strike
• Bradford man pleads guilty to VA benefits fraud
• Millions of tons of tsunami debris drifting in Pacific
• Romney fights to avoid home-state embarrassment
• Wood stoves linked to trace levels of heavy metals
• Search for firefighter intensifies
• Morning Sentinel police log: Feb. 28, 2012
• Legislator asks for court ruling on Poliquin case
• St. Albans to vote on smaller town budget
• Farmington plow truck engulfed by flames
• Manchester fireworks store to open Thursday
• DOT ending vanpool program after 10 years
• Norridgewock candidate's goals include natural gas, low taxes
• Police seek man wanted in Farmington burglary
• LePage skips group meeting with Obama
• J.P. DEVINE: Best and worst of the Oscars
• Ayla Reynolds vigil set for Saturday
• Tastes like chicken — better, healthier chicken
• Maine pays big for bad teeth
• Supreme Court won't hear first appeal by gay marriage foes
• AG: Police justified in Farmingdale shooting
• LePage skips meeting with Obama
• Avg. heating oil price up 7 cents in Maine
• Bank of America closing Orono call center
• Police name 'person of interest' in search for Fla. man
• Rep. Dion seeks high court review of Poliquin issues
• Bird flu, pig flu, now bat flu? Human risk unclear
• Police looking for Farmington burglary suspect
• Supreme Court rejects emergency carp measures
• Ford leader says plan now for future traffic jams
• Detroit automakers race to keep up with sales
• Obama urges governors to boost education funding
• Man sought in Richmond assault on woman, child
• Bin Laden's Pakistan home is no more
• 1 killed, 4 wounded in Ohio school shooting
• Santorum touts wider role for faith in public life
• Berenstain Bears co-creator Jan Berenstain dies
• Somerset County police logs
• State to end popular vanpool service
• Rule could leave child-support debtors no income
• Waldo County Sheriff's Office log Feb. 27
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log Feb. 27
• Oakland police log Feb. 27
• Oxford Casino hosting job fair on Saturday
• Fairfield police log Feb. 27
• Police charge 4 in York County burglary ring
• Arrest, police log: Waterville, Sunday, Monday
• Turner woman crashes twice on same day
• Maine's average gas price jumps 8 cents
• Trenton woman dies in vehicle rollover
• Man faces pot trafficking charges after I-95 stop
• Voters asked to approve Norridgewock budget
• Morning Sentinel police log: Feb. 27, 2012
• Maine police now use online auctions for unclaimed items
• Moscow, Bingham residents discuss cost sharing
• Traffic cameras coming to I-295 for construction
• Foodmobile delivers goods in Farmington
• Six hospitalized after Winthrop crash
• Democrats stress hope, work
• Basketball nets economic boost for Augusta
• ON MAINE POLITICS: Poliquin has high support
• Fired Norridgewock worker complained of age bias
• Protesters hurl grenades at American base in Afghanistan
• Eight candidates for five vacancies
• Democrats gather for caucuses
• Michaud raises money for Army veteran who lost his legs
• Police suspect foul play in Florida firefighter's disappearance in Maine
• Valentine bans alcohol in Red Sox clubhouse
• Artist focused on talented youngsters
• GOP needs fresh face to challenge Obama, LePage says
• Morning Sentinel police log: Feb. 26, 2012
• BILL NEMITZ: Church takes a different route for Lent
• Friends Church last stop on journey to freedom
• Falmouth again rethinking seaside zoning regulations
• Tony Blair to address Colby graduates
• J.P. DEVINE: Ego 1, Yoga 0
• More toxins? Good news
• Skowhegan homeless shelter residents work to pay for sewers
• Maine's copper problem
• Contraception debate returns
• Area farmers meet with residents
• Scientists armed with new facts about bears
• No need for Sebelius meeting, says LePage
• Maynard's Chocolates is back
• LePage: GOP needs 'fresh face' to challenge Obama
• WESTERN D BOYS BASKETBALL: Forest Hills wins title in stunning fashion
• Cancer's growing burden: the high cost of care
• Red Sox owners ready to move on in 2012
• Northern Maine gets close to 20 inches of snow
• Romney: Raise retirement age for Social Security and Medicare
• Ben & Jerry's offers Jeremy Lin flavor
• LePage in Washington for governors association meeting
• Help available today for Maine veterans seeking benefits
• Maine bookstore chain going out of business
• EASTERN A BOYS BASKETBALL: Hampden scores late to beat Mt. Blue
• Morning Sentinel police log: Feb. 25, 2012
• Waterville Hampton Inn honors Desjardins
• Internship fair planned for April 11
• Time Warner outlines plan for Palermo
• Waterville men had $8,500 of cocaine, police say
• Hall-Dale's grading system raises questions
• Repeat offender charged with assault, trespass
• 76-year-old man charged following Farmington car chase
• Waterville volunteer honored for years of helping
• Sought couple bought car in Oakland
• AMY CALDER: Not poor enough for help
• Alabama girl's short life full of turmoil
• Spike Lee speaks at Colby
• Schneider under fire for letter
• Wescott didn't pay taxes
• Maine federal building evacuated — for a computer mouse
• Who's at short? Valentine, Red Sox ponder options
• AG urged to remove name from letter on contraception
• Judge awards iPhone user $850 in AT&T throttling case
• Couple questioned in missing firefighter case switched cars
• Maine seafood harvest reaches 7-year high
• US general calms troops after Afghanistan deaths
• UN atomic agency: Iran rapidly expands nuke work
• Police locate Maine couple in missing Florida firefighter case
• Study: We're getting less friendly on social networks
• Fire damages West Gardiner duplex
• Russian billionaire wins Internet fame with rap
• Police arrest 76-year-old after high-speed minivan chase
• New-home sales dip after 4 straight monthly gains
• Richmond man charged with drug trafficking
• Man indicted for shooting wife while cleaning gun
• Crude oil rises to 9-month high above $108
• Arundel woman loses $80,000 in lottery scam
• L.L. Bean loses $1M lawsuit by Maine wreath maker
• Rescuers find 4 lost hikers on NH mountain
• Colby promotes assistant to head football coach
• Cops in riot gear break up Orlando shoe riot
• Death of Bangor man ruled 'suspicious'
• Miracle diet pill? A safe drug is elusive
• Maine first lady hosts joint chiefs' assistant
• Student-Faculty Research Award Granted
• Renowned Cultural Theorist Advocates Humanities Education
• Morning Sentinel police log: Feb. 24, 2012
• Morning Sentinel correction: Feb. 24, 2012
• Skowhegan District Court: Jan. 9-20, 2012
• Farmingdale residents: Gas revote bad idea
• Waterville woman allegedly stopped up toilet during store theft
• Hunter pleads not guilty in Sebago shooting death
• Waterville man charged with Goodwill break-in
• Former county Democrat leader running for House
• Gay marriage heads toward initiative vote
• Website warns of gas price hike
• Chamber honoree says it's all about employees
• Local Mainers aim to aid Kenya orphanage
• Fire damages wood pellet mill in Strong
• Medicare's computerized watchdog lacks bite
• Budget hurdle cleared
• Augusta comes to Madison
• Weather advisory issued for Maine, New Hampshire
• Update: LePage signs emergency budget for DHHS
• Obama apologizes for U.S. burning of Qurans
• CEO says Apple has more cash than it needs
• Former Westbrook teacher, coach to serve five days in jail
• Maine gay marriage signatures validated
• Higher gas prices could hurt Obama's re-election chances
• Scary offseason for Red Sox reliever Bobby Jenks
• J.K. Rowling has deal for adult novel
• Post office: Expect big cuts in mid-May
• Police seek Maine couple in missing firefighter case
• Lawmakers hearing nearly $600M in bond requests
• Jackson Lab taps first researcher for Conn. facility
• Pfc. Manning defers plea in WikiLeaks case
• LePage bid to shield his papers faces hearing today
• Woman arrested for fatal stabbing of boyfriend
• Maine home sales increase for 7th straight month
• Knicks star Lin moves from couch to his own digs
• Two bridges renamed for domestic-violence victims
• Somerset County police logs
• WESTERN D GIRLS BASKETBALL: Rangeley advances to West D final
• Firefighters battle pellet mill fire in Strong
• Police identify elusive mountain criminal
• Website warns of sharp rise in gasoline prices
• Maine tot walks a mile in the middle of the night
• Brunswick police charge boy, 13, with arson
• Obama to address gas prices, pitch energy policy
• Teen charged in flight ruckus allegedly spoke of bin Laden
• LePage to visit businesses in Somerset County
• Hampden postal facility workers get notice of closure
• Police rule out foul play in baby's death
• Report shows disaster hit every Maine county
• Boyle '78 in AAA Magazine, Times Three
• Michaeles Named Head Football Coach
• On Feb. 27, Colby Turns 199
• Report: Crime at U.S. public schools on the decline
• City gets big grants for safety upgrades
• LePage outlines domestic violence bills
• Legislation for bridges now official
• Disposal service recognized for variety of efforts
• Several Waterville roads set for fix
• Tuition rate to stay flat at Thomas
• Norridgewock sees 2 crashes in 15 minutes
• Skowhegan District Court
• ATV river crash driver faces felony
• Democratic caucuses set to meet Sunday
• Picchiotti bids for re-election
• Maine AG against federal contraception mandate
• Waterville council OKs Quarry funds
• Belgrade debates money for recreation center
• Morning Sentinel police log: February 23, 2012
• EASTERN B BOYS BASKETBALL: Gardiner reaches regional final
• Maine Marines leave Afghanistan, arrive at home
• EASTERN A GIRLS BASKETBALL: Cony reaches final
• AT&T: Power problems caused disruptions around New England
• Monster lobster caught off Maine coast
• Gov. LePage unveils package of domestic-violence bills
• Suspect in Capitol bomb sting waives court hearing
• High court torn over law banning lies about medals
• Head of Maine National Guard stepping down
• No sign of Jason Varitek at Red Sox camp
• Maine ranks 4th in older driver fatality rates
• 'Occupy' to hold national conference in Philly
• National black history museum breaks ground
• Adventurer hopes to set record for sail around globe
• Panel: All adults should get whooping cough shots
• Divers in Italy find 8 more cruise-ship bodies
• Snowe challenger quits GOP to run as independent
• WESTERN D BOYS BASKETBALL: Forest Hills hangs on
• Maine construction company looking to fill 150 jobs
• Waterville police logs for Tuesday, Wednesday
• Poll: Santorum surges, but Obama leads Republicans
• 2 journalists killed in Syria
• Obama proposes major corporate tax cuts, but also closing loopholes
• Assault trial of county jail guard under way
• Maine police look for missing Fla. firefighter
• Owner puts down pit bull that attacked 2 children
• Spanish treasure to leave via US military base
• Injured NH snowmobiler taken to Maine Med
• Moxie Festival chooses theme for 2012
• LePage to unveil domestic violence bills
• Ex-candidate Scarcelli sues stepdad over housing
• WESTERN CLASS C GIRLS BASKETBALL: Slow start sinks Mt. Abram
• Winslow writers earn international award
• LePage to visit Madison
• Skowhegan man charged with promoting prostitution
• Man charged with being fugitive held
• Award celebratesWaterville library expansion project
• ANOTHER PHARMACY ROBBED
• GAS PRICES SOARING
• Board gives state's first casino license
• CORRECTION
• 'Double-dipping' rule may get revision
• Texting ban exemption considered
• Final gas TIF vote postponed
• Dow breaks 13,000, but not for long
• POLICE
• 2 rescued from foundering vessel off Kennebunkport
• Dow breaks 13,000 but can't hold gains
• Maine bill removes union rights for egg workers
• Maine man pleads guilty to marijuana charges
• Tugboat stranded near former NH-Maine bridge
• Maine man describes home invasion shooting
• Hollywood slots gets Maine's first casino license
• Wife of Maine Senate president hospitalized
• Family reunites in jail after parents' drug arrests
• Somerset County police logs
• Maine heating oil prices up for 5th straight week
• Court: Rights don't have to be read to prisoners
• In the other Portland, bike warriors smash and crash
• High court to take new look at affirmative action
• Mild winter concerns some maple syrup producers
• GOP 'super PACs' eclipsing campaigns' fundraising
• Maine bill would exempt police from texting ban
• Police investigate Augusta pharmacy robbery
• Sturgeon in Charles River cheers aquatic experts
• Angry Afghans protest Quran disposal at US base
• Maine charter school panel to hear from public
• Board to issue Maine's first casino license
• Anthropology Dissertations Make Favorites List
• Waterville shelter the effort of many
• Morning Sentinel police log: Feb. 21, 2012
• Augusta District Court: Feb. 9-Feb. 15, 2012
• Skowhegan District Court: Jan. 23-Feb. 3, 2012
• Some cities resent music licensing fees
• Officials want Cumberland County Civic Center hot again
• Rowing team goes through ice, snow
• Palermo candidates differ on school facts
• Two dogs saved after icy plunge
• Loan officer wins praise for service
• Leading animal shelter is 'dream job' for new director
• Warm enough for all
• Baby boomers retiring the idea of retirement
• Oil prices soar
• State's Medicaid rates fifth in nation
• Washington County Community College president to retire
• For car buyers nowadays, very few bad choices
• WESTERN D GIRLS BASKETBALL: Rangeley defeats Greater Portland Christian, 65-43
• Archie Comics seem happier than ever, but behind the scenes...
• Governor helps break ground for $3 million shelter
• Ron Paul's strategy? Win the caucus states
• Maine Medicaid costs above U.S. average
• Franklin and Somerset county logs; Waterville police
• Latest intellectual property clash in China? It's the hamburger
• Occupy Maine puts out TV show
• Spike Lee, Homi Bhabha to Speak
• STILL LIFE: Freighted with maple goodness
• Second fire in hours destroys Norridgewock home
• Morning Sentinel police log: Feb. 20, 2012
• Snowe's GOP foes sense opportunity
• Madison logging company fined $35,000
• New year means plans for new attack on milfoil
• Waterville councilors expected to cast final TIF vote Tuesday
• Covey named Outstanding Professional
• KVCC's Woodlee relishing her role
• ON MAINE POLITICS: Big first day for newest senator
• Supreme Court looks at fake war heroics
• At schools already strapped, the vise tightens
• Farmington police chief optimistic
• FDA to review inhalable caffeine
• Rare book 'predicted' the Titanic
• Republicans ponder how to increase excitement about Romney
• Gingrich: Home states must wins for GOP candidates
• Bill Nemitz: Washington County residents make their voices heard
• Iran cuts off oil to Britain and France
• Snowe's GOP challengers buoyed by Ron Paul's strong showing in Maine
• Should lying about military medals be a crime?
• Norridgewock home gutted by fire
• Maine issues car-buying guide for President's Day weekend
• On 50th anniversary, John Glenn reunites with old Mercury team
• Maine motorcycles must soon display inspection stickers
• Franklin, Somerset logs; Waterville police
• Winthrop venue hosts arm-wrestling event
• Job searchers find help at library
• Snowmobiler hurt on Flagstaff Lake
• Firefighters rescue workers at Waterville store
• Dogs, owners enjoy Portland agility competition
• Three vying for two seats on Belgrade board
• Women's self-defense classes set
• No charges filed in Jones' killing
• Harrington honored with Rising Star Award
• Duo to export lobster to Panama, Latin America
• Portland show offers tips, information on home improvement
• Paul wins Down East; still down
• Collins, Snowe, cool to Obama policy switch
• Morning Sentinel police log: Feb. 19, 2012
• Waterville homeless shelter's groundbreaking Monday
• Healthy workers wanted
• $4.25 a gallon in April? It's possible
• Santorum says Obama believes in a 'phony' Christianity
• Paul gains on Romney in caucuses Down East
• WESTERN D BOYS BASKETBALL: Worster sets record in Forest Hills' win
• EASTERN B GIRLS BASKETBALL: Nokomis holds off Medomak Valley, 58-51
• WESTERN D BOYS BASKETBALL: Valley knocks off North Haven
• Whitney Houston's voice soars at hometown funeral
• EASTERN A BOYS BASKETBALL: Mt.Blue knocks of Brunswick
• Snowmobiler injured on Flagstaff Lake
• Women's self-defense course offered in Waterville
• LePage to speak at Waterville homeless shelter event
• AARP: Portland No. 1 city to visit
• In coup for American filmmakers, China to allow U.S.-made movies
• Waterville police; Kennebec, Franklin, Somerset logs
• Gas prices are highest ever for this time of year
• Mainers taking part in national bird count today
• Increase in New England deer population expected
• STILL LIFE: February Madness
• Morning Sentinel police log: Feb. 18, 2012
• Waterville student's portrait of pain gains attention
• Poliquin not alone on tree tax
• Belgrade town meeting to focus on community center issues
• Canaan man charged with cigarette theft
• Vassalboro voters to consider money for new tanker truck
• Bill calls for more crime investigators
• Homeland security funds to drop $5.1 million
• Former trooper Pop Hall dies at 80
• Snowe, Collins, Michaud vote yes; Pingree votes no
• AMY CALDER: President hopefuls out of touch
• Romney keeps caucus lead -- so far
• Insurance on children isn't unusual, agents say
• LePage rips budget foes
• Not your father's Grange
• Tax cut extended
• EASTERN B BOYS BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT: Gardiner wins in OT
• Romney increases lead in recount, but new numbers likely to fan flames further
• Red Sox pitcher Tim Wakefield to retire after 19 years
• FBI arrests terror suspect near U.S. Capitol
• Former pharmacist pleads guilty in kickback scheme
• EASTERN MAINE GIRLS BASKETBALL: Skowhegan wins in overtime
• New Hampshire considering casinos
• With Obama's OK, Shell may soon start drilling for oil in arctic
• High-risk sex offender charged with being at Bath school
• Feds to slice Maine's homeland security funding
• Fast vote: Congress sends payroll tax cut to Obama
• Pingree, Michaud split on payroll tax cut vote
• Leaks expose corruption in Vatican City
• LePage blasts Senate Democrats for 'obstruction'
• Biddeford man charged with injuring jail guard
• Under deal, unemployment to drop from 99 to 63 weeks
• Flu season off to latest start in decades
• Maine wreath company, bank get White House recognition
• Supporters, foes speak on bill to retool land-use agency
• U.S. gangs a major force in Central American prisons
• Trigger-happy or talented? Cop's 7 kills bring attention
• Marauding mountain man continues to elude capture
• Chinese leader wrapping up U.S. visit in L.A.
• Maine sex offender indicted on new charges
• Congress poised to vote on payroll tax cut
• 2 Maine women charged with selling Esctasy
• Morning Sentinel police log: Feb. 17, 2012
• Sebelius: LePage turned down experts' help with DHHS cuts
• Police say ATV river crash victim gave false name
• Clothes-dryer sparks Rome mobile home blaze
• MaineToday Media announces new executive editor
• Hanaman jury needed clarity, attorney says
• Chamber of Commerce awards tonight
• Hernandez announces state senate bid
• Proposal would have crimes kill pensions
• Somerset County budget committee selected
• University of Maine System has new leader
• GOP recounts caucus results
• DiPietro family could be helping more, say police
• LURC arguments return to Legislature
• WENDY FONTAINE: Time for clearing the fog
• Repeat offender charged with card theft
• Budget passes House, fails Senate
• In Sidney, gas TIF gets cold reception
• New rink going up in Hallowell
• Thieves hit North Anson business
• Schechtman named executive editor of MaineToday Media newspapers
• A White House surprise for family from Maine
• Maine House, Senate pass budget on initial votes
• Underwear bomber gets life sentence
• UPDATED: Maine GOP to recount caucus votes
• In response to Violette, bill tries to end pensions for Maine felons
• Grandfather, police challenge Ayla's dad
• Maddow blasts Maine GOP for not counting all the caucus votes
• Portland man gets 3½ years for ID theft, fraud
• Manhattan apartment sells for $88M
• Most Honduran fire inmates never charged or convicted
• New ice arena to be named 'The Bank of Maine Ice Vault'
• New state panel seeks input on charter schools
• Somerset County police logs
• Waldo County Sheriff's Office log Feb. 16
• U.S. urges carmakers to disable dashboard distractions
• Fairfield police log Feb. 16
• Interracial marriages in U.S. at an all-time high
• Oakland police log Feb. 16
• Unemployment applications drop to a 4-year low
• Maine National Guard chief delays speech to lawmakers
• 2 arrested on drug charges at Maine-Canada border
• UMaine trustees ready to name chancellor
• GM records its highest profit ever: $7.6 billion
• 2 Westbrook men face bank robbery charges
• Barge floats Memorial Bridge span out to sea
• Unexplained dolphin strandings continue in Mass.
• Maine businessman offers reward to solve theft
• Whitney Houston fans to follow funeral on Internet
• 2 appeal convictions in Old Orchard killing
• Portland man appeals murder conviction
• Morning Sentinel police log: Feb. 16, 2012
• Police seek dog that bit Colby student
• Man charged with theft drops lawsuit
• Petitioner dislikes new China septic proposal
• Windham man charged in hunter's death
• Five unlocked vehicles robbed in Oakland
• Two ATVs go through ice on Kennebec River
• New Cornville library to host grand opening Saturday
• Credit union celebrate fundraiser to end hunger
• House budget vote postponed to today
• Democrats cheer state Senate win
• Jay hypnotherapist appealing sex crimes conviction
• Skowhegan may revisit fireworks issue
• Norridgewock man arrested after chase
• Waterville auction event to benefit veteran camp
• Prison fire in Honduras kills hundreds
• GOP leader faces censure
• Death in Bingham remains a mystery
• Fighting the war at home
• Counterfeit drugs becoming big business
• Maine shrimp season will end Friday, much to fishermen's chagrin
• Waldo County GOP calls for Webster's censure
• Human and robot shake hands in space
• Police seek woman whose dog bit Colby student
• Maine lawmakers fight to save Downeaster funds
• Lexus rated world's most dependable car
• Democrat wins Senate seat in upset
• Somerset County police logs
• SLIDE SHOW: The dogs of Westminster
• UPDATE: ATVs fall into Kennebec River; 3 men escape
• Iran loads first domestically made fuel rods
• Oakland police log Feb. 15
• Fairfield police log Feb. 15
• Banner fundraising year for wealthiest colleges
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log Feb. 15
• Arrests, police log: Waterville
• Pekingese becomes America's top dog at Westminster
• Maine hypnotist appeals sex-assault conviction
• Blue butterfly vanishes in last U.S. refuge
• Prison fire kills 272 dead in Honduras
• Beach Boys scheduled to play in Bangor
• London banker helping Otisfield save historic building
• Boy genius's book reveals life in college at age 8
• Waldo-Hancock Bridge to come down this summer
• For Houston mourners, a dearth of places to grieve
• End of New England shrimp fishing season looming
• ATV sinks into Kennebec River; 3 men escape
• Clinton man, 19, charged in vandalism at DiPietro home
• Morning Sentinel police log: Feb. 15, 2012
• Kennebec County indictments: Feb. 15, 2012
• 'Windfall' turbine documentary coming
• Police seek Augusta pharmacy robbers
• Jay Republican announces House bid
• Grant lets farm markets take SNAP, debit cards
• Call for recount after Romney win
• Two indicted for cigarette tax evasion
• China selectmen approve funding
• Advocates push private toll road
• Republicans still hesitant about budget
• Cause of Bingham death to take time, state says
• Confusion prompts name changes for Winslow streets
• Skowhegan OKs pipeline tax break
• Farmington selectmen approve warrant
• A lot of heart in new KVCC lab
• STILL LIFE: Assume all ice is thin ice
• Longtime sweethearts make their love official
• Home invaders thwarted in Farmington
• State's top planner fired
• Rogers stepping in as state planning director
• East-west highway idea resurfaces in Legislature
• China's next president returning to tiny Iowa town
• AG: Belfast officer justified in using deadly force
• Teen charged with vandalizing Ayla's home
• Acting state planning director fired over OUI
• Truck jackknife backs up turnpike traffic for hours
• Bangkok blast wounds Iranian attacker, 4 others
• Obama: Strong US-China ties help rest of the world
• GOP critics hit Obama's $3.8 trillion budget
• Three arrested in Saco after standoff
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log Feb. 14
• Oakland police log Feb. 14
• Police seek two men who robbed Augusta pharmacy
• Whitney Houston to be laid to rest on Saturday
• Explosion reported at Bangor police station
• Love letters of Barrett, Browning go online
• China's next leader visiting White House today
• Avg. price of heating oil statewide rises to $3.77
• Maine man gets year in prison for killing eagle
• Groups to release baby food test results
• Stage set for full Legislature to take up budget
• Good Will-Hinckley installs rooftop solar system
• BRIEFS
• POLICE
• Fire damages Waterville apartments
• Pet dog killed in Carrabassett crash
• Man seriously hurt when car hit tree in New Vineyard
• Sidney to vote on pipeline tax break
• Palermo meeting issues, ballots ready
• Hartland Fire Department to host fishing derby
• Bill would nix smelt shack tax
• No Child Left Behind stands – for now
• Retired worker group fights reform
• Fire marshal investigation calls Kingfield home fire arson
• Natural science magnet school unveils solar panels
• Bingham death still a mystery, but foul play unlikely
• Couple, sister indicted on more than 100 charges
• Obama budget proposal nears $4 trillion
• SNAPSHOT: Heart to heart
• Lawyer: Ayla’s aunt, grandmother telling the truth
• Bill responds to domestic violence worries
• Obama budget would cut state heat aid
• SNAPSHOT: Palmyra barn fire
• Houston's body to be taken home to NJ
• Maine GOP sticks with Romney win for now
• Oxford Hills coach resigns after posting nude photo
• Maine won't seek 'No-Child' waiver request
• Obama budget again cuts heating program
• Fire damages Waterville apartment building
• Falmouth pastor charged with domestic assault
• The fight begins: Obama's budget goes to Congress
• Cause of Whitney Houston's death could take weeks
• Oakland police log Feb. 13
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log Feb. 13
• Obama's proposed tax hikes at odds with GOP rivals
• Falmouth couple survives, dog dies in Route 27 crash
• Retirees group sues state retirement system
• GE to hire 5,000 veterans over next 5 years
• Cause of fatal camper fire can't be determined
• Readfield fire guts home
• Want to be like Mitt? Here's how to open offshore account
• Fairfield police log Feb. 13
• Average Maine gasoline price jumps 5.1 cents
• AT&T customers surprised by 'unlimited data' limit
• Obama to promote job training at community college
• Hearing on domestic-violence bail bill today
• Induced labor lets dying Texas man see daughter
• Bath man faces more child abuse charges
• Turnpike restricts traffic on Exit 53 bridge in Falmouth
• Mayhew: DHHS needs a 'structural reform'
• Lincoln Prize to Leonard
• Hopes high for district revival in Livermore Falls
• Diocese investigating former Waterville priest
• Ron Paul supporters cry foul on Maine presidential caucus
• Skowhegan town meeting decides seven items
• 'I'm not going out like this'
• ON MAINE POLITICS: House is the chamber to watch
• Accused shooter released on bail
• Unity man pinned by tree dies from injuries
• Somerset County highlights challenge of fighting poverty
• Body found in Bingham
• Birth control debate not quieting down
• Pediatrician ties woodworking hobby to his work
• SNAPSHOT: Early start, early end
• SNAPSHOT: Were there's a will, there's a way
• Paul supporters cry foul over caucus tally
• Maine catching more welfare fraud
• Waterville police log Feb. 12
• Massachusetts man found dead in Bingham driveway
• Some Americans trapped on wrong side of border fence
• RI player wins $336 million Powerball jackpot
• Houston said to be happy in days before death
• Harmony man posts bail after dangerous weapon charge
• Sex-abuse lawsuit against Pope dismissed
• Unity man dies after Thorndike logging accident
• Film about Stephen King to premiere in Maine
• Maine drug agency creates smartphone app
• Pre-Grammy gala celebrates Whitney Houston's life
• Romney swaying conservative groups
• Adams as Art Curator
• Pop singer Whitney Houston dies at 48
• POLICE
• House bill would cut funding for roads
• Move would fit church, courthouse plans
• Fundraiser gives a reason for freezin'
• Architects to begin work on Waterville police station
• J.P. DEVINE: Consider actors as you zip
• Cornville charter school ready for fall classes
• Pinned by tree, logger uses cell
• Public funds in religious schools touches nerve
• Mitt Romney wins Maine caucuses
• Snowmobile businesses make last-ditch effort to save season
• Maine Republicans choose Romney
• SNAPSHOT: Brownies, cupcakes and cookies, oh my
• Portland Diocese investigating retired local priest
• Maine get high marks for low car insurance rates
• Maine by the numbers: The people for whom Romney, Paul vie
• Navy names ship for former congresswoman Giffords
• Drug arrest in Maine leads to Texas fugitive's capture
• Paul hopes to extend Romney's losing streak today
• Waterville police log Feb. 11
• Newspaper’s citizen-investor walks a fine line
• Rebuilt arena rising at site of collapse
• GOP chairman: Romney, Paul vying for state
• Decision 'first step,' says Maine Diocese
• Loan aims to help stabilize MaineToday Media
• Four injured in Jay collision
• AMY CALDER: Love affairs with film
• Cambridge house fire ruled arson
• AG: Third party should manage Poliquin business
• Palermo meeting issues, ballots ready
• Hartland FD to host fishing derby
• Morning Sentinel police log: February 11, 2012
• STILL LIFE: Perfect partners
• More investors, buyers looking at newspapers as civic opportunities
• Wealthy financier to invest in MaineToday Media
• AG: Poliquin can serve, but shouldn't manage businesses
• State budget available online
• Maine logging company fined $35,000 for violations
• Patriots' Gronkowski has ankle surgery
• Obama to change birth-control rule
• Santorum to conservatives: Don't settle for Romney
• Boy, 7, killed in camper fire in Corinth
• Russian officer convicted of being CIA spy
• Obama's Maine trip to include big S. Portland event
• Ex-Portland podiatrist pleads not guilty to drug, fraud charges
• Somerset County arrests: Feb. 10
• Waterville, Benton, Oakland police logs
• Foreign donations a risk with Super PACs
• Maine salmon lawsuit allowed to go forward
• Albion crash kills Palermo man
• They're back: Social issues overtake U.S. politics
• Maine guard unit going back to Kuwait
• Towers next in Memorial Bridge demolition
• Bangor named finish line for national race
• Nearly 1 in 20 adults over 50 have fake knees
• Groups demand new probe into Marine photo
• Boy, 2 men plucked from ocean in dramatic rescue
• Pickup truck driver dies in Bristol crash
• Toboggan teams compete for national crown
• Chief ranger of Maine Forest Service retires
• Occupy Maine up against deadline again
• Crane arriving in Searsport to be state's biggest
• Tenure Granted to Three
• Amnesty Chapter Wins Award
• STILL LIFE: Just four shopping days left
• Court targets abusers
• Morning Sentinel police log: Feb. 10, 2012
• Morning Sentinel correction: Feb. 10, 2012
• Heating help campaign spreads
• Some see Romney's TV, radio spots as token effort
• Podiatrist faces 45 drug charges
• Cutler Files follow Founding Fathers, say attorneys
• Dapolito found guilty of killing wife
• Portland architecture firm to design new KVCC campus
• Man takes plea deal, given 2 years in prison
• Democrats recommend Maloney for DA post
• Fire damages Benton home
• In race for GOP nomination, Maine matters
• Violette pleads guilty, awaits sentence
• Thursday's high school sports scoreboard
• Somerset County police logs
• Jury finds Dapolito guilty of murder
• Navy joins probe of 200-year-old shipwreck off RI
• States, banks reach $25B foreclosure settlement
• NRC approves 1st new nuke plant in 3 decades
• Maine group opposes weaker land-use agency
• Unemployment applications near 4-year low
• Kodak to stop making cameras
• Winslow police log Feb. 9
• Maine to get $21M from foreclosure settlement
• House passes insider-trading bill
• Maine groups voice opposition to Keystone pipeline
• Waterville police blotter: Wednesday, Thursday
• Oakland police log Feb. 9
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log Feb. 9
• Fairfield police log Feb. 9
• New Gloucester toll plaza to get high-speed lanes
• Portland man pleads guilty to driving getaway car at Walmart theft
• Brunswick police probe theft from fraternal order
• Analysis: Why Iran has become foremost fear
• Pentagon aims to expand women's combat roles
• US jobs gap between young and old is widest ever
• Federal official: 10 states granted education waiver
• TV viewers help police arrest 3 in NH robbery
• Medway man guilty of lying to get worker's comp
• Ex-turnpike chief to plead guilty to theft
• Maine chief justice to give update to Legislature
• USDA official to meet with Maine pellet producers
• Morning Sentinel police log: Feb. 9, 2012
• Vassalboro officials' questions hold up expansion
• Court findings: Scarcelli approved of Cutler Files research
• Waterville council postpones final pipeline vote
• Man, dogs die in Canton blaze
• UMF chanting workshop kicks off Kalikow events
• Oakland sewer blockage snags district merger
• Agency to investigate 911 call in Powell fire
• Washington state lawmakers approve gay marriage
• Colby students under inquiry
• Romney to visit Maine on Friday
• Budget deal done, but sniping continues
• New rules proposed for schools
• LePage proposes sweeping education changes
• 15 Colby students cited in football, sex investigation
• Study finds doctors not always honest with patients
• Hoping to avoid another loss, Romney coming to Maine
• Santorum jumps into 2nd place in delegate race
• LePage: Parts of bipartisan budget deal 'unacceptable'
• In scientific coup, Russians reach Antarctic lake
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log Feb. 8
• Ex-Rep. Burns indicted on theft, forgery, elections counts
• Boehner: Congress to overturn birth control policy
• LePage communications chief stepping down
• Car hits Kennebunk girl trying to board school bus
• Congress trying to give president line-item veto
• Tuesday Waterville police log
• Oakland police log Feb. 8
• Fairfield police log Feb. 8
• Winslow police log Feb. 8
• House GOP introduces its insider-trading bill
• Jubilant Rick Santorum sweeps Minnesota, Colorado, Missouri
• Man dies in house fire trying to save dogs
• Vassalboro teen hides in closet during burglary
• Complaints growing over unlicensed tattoo artists
• NH Senate voting whether to allow guns on campus
• What's next step for Calif. same-sex ruling?
• E. Machias school cancels classes for funeral
• Getting caffeine fix as easy as taking deep breath
• Analysis: Romney losses show deep GOP division
• Turnpike proposes dramatic 10% cut in budget
• Bridge span removal now set for this morning
• N. Maine college to announce major donation
• Bill seeks parents' involvement in schools
• Maine budget committee votes to cap Medicaid to childless adults
• BILL NEMITZ: Nutting seems increasingly tired of LePage's act
• Police station chosen
• Morning Sentinel correction: Feb. 8, 2012
• Morning Sentinel police log: Feb. 8, 2012
• Farmington District Court: Oct. 25-Nov. 15, 2011
• Political tensions palpable during budget battle
• New rule in Portland: $100 for tossing cigarettes in street
• Somerset County officials to select budget committee
• Thomas, Colby propose additions to campuses
• Sidney I-95 crash followed by two accidents
• Wilton electmen sell building to businessman for $50
• Fight was 'unfortunate,' Ayla's uncle says
• Sexual assault suspect may enter plea
• Police believe Utah woman was murdered
• Dion turns up heat on Poliquin
• Budget fight goes into night
• College vending machine dispenses 'morning-after' pill
• Maine bill seeks to ban 'tax zapper' programs
• Komen official quits over Planned Parenthood dispute
• STILL LIFE: Bridging the gap in Winslow
• Maine's high court upholds decapitation conviction
• Former Maine teacher pleads no contest to sex charge
• 7th suspect arrested in five-state burglary ring
• Officials delay Memorial Bridge's lift-span removal until tomorrow
• N.H. rally supports repeal of same-sex marriage
• Dow nears 13,000. Record to come?
• Top source of salt in U.S. diet may surprise you
• Portland smokers face $100 fine for tossing butts
• Somerset County police logs
• Last known WWI veteran dies at 110
• Job openings near a 3-year high
• N.H. considers immigration status check for arrests
• McDonald's pulls ad after pit bull owners' outrage
• Gay-marriage battle heating up in several states, including Maine
• Fairfield police log Feb. 7
• Maine fuel company overwhelmed by donations
• Oakland police log Feb. 7
• Billboards in Pa., N.J. seek tips on Ayla case
• Casino under fire for seeking out-of-state workers
• Looking for work? There may be an app for that
• Long-awaited ruling on Calif. gay marriage ban due
• Obama to seek more Alzheimer's research money
• West Athens Fourth of July parade canceled
• Verizon, Redbox to challenge Netflix
• Adams Blasts Rankings
• Morning Sentinel police log: Feb. 7, 2012
• Occupy Maine camp coming down
• Dapolito outlines drug deal drama
• Ayla's uncle charged in fight
• Thomas College awarded for freshman prep program
• Waterville councilors expected to vote tonight on police station
• Family Dollar coming to Madison
• Obama to visit Maine next month
• LePage threatens to veto budget
• No foul play in homeless infant's death
• Ayla's uncle summoned for assault
• LePage: Bipartisan budget plan 'full of gimmicks'
• Super Bowl draws record 111.3M viewers on NBC
• 7 face charges in 5-state burglary investigation
• Speed, alcohol cited in fatal East Machias crash
• Obama plans March 30 visit to Maine
• Oakland police log Feb. 6
• Somerset County police logs
• Fairfield police log Feb. 6
• Apologies from NFL, NBC after M.I.A. flips bird
• US closes embassy in Syria, pulls staff
• Police log, Waterville: Sunday/Monday
• Super Bowl ads mostly played it safe
• Obama: US has 'very good' intelligence on Iran
• Bill would strengthen child solicitation law
• Maine avg. gas price continues to rise
• 1 dead, 2 injured in Auburn collision
• River closed as Memorial Bridge demolition begins
• ON MAINE POLITICS: Only the best for Maine lobsters
• Bishop conducts final St. Francis Mass
• Foundation of new MaineGeneral hospital almost complete
• SNAPSHOT: It's a dog's life
• BRIEFS
• Organizations join to protect timberland
• After Starks' secession, school plan needed
• Grant to bring new phones to SAD 54
• Bath salts charge leads to quick second arrest
• Control of both houses once again up for grabs
• Patriots 17, Giants 12 in third quarter
• Gronkowski, Ochocinco active for the Patriots
• Maine to host first-ever Mustache Film Festival
• Interview: Maine fishing chief wants growth
• Giants' Canty predicts 11-point Super Bowl victory
• Maine Turnpike cuts price of E-ZPass
• In Maine, it's Ron Paul vs. Mitt Romney
• Officials hunt invasive insect in Maine
• Heart disorder high among Maine Franco-Americans
• Queen prepares to mark 60 yrs on throne
• Families still searching
• Still 6 missing cases unresolved in Maine
• Ayla home struck by vandals
• My pick? Take Brady, Belichick to win Super Bowl
• Russia, China veto UN resolution on Syria
• D.C. BEAT: Pingree says no praise due to Komen group
• Alfond grant spikes interest in magnet school
• J.P. DEVINE: Ghosts also need homes
• Meals on Wheels drivers need help
• Three GOP presidential hopefuls send reps to county caucus
• BILL NEMITZ: Neighbors put faces to rabies worries
• Barber dream comes closer, but still not yet
• Record crowd marks Year of the Dragon
• State warning: Tattoo parties illegal
• Windows broken at Ayla Reynolds' home
• Maine Republicans start weeklong caucuses
• Russia, China veto U.N. resolution on Syria
• Fidel Castro unveils 2-volume memoir
• Belichick's best performance? This year might be it
• Indiana election chief found guilty of voter fraud
• Maine man rescued from New Hampshire mountain
• Mom 'so sorry' baby hurt
• Bingham bicentennial opens Monday with bell celebration
• Amy Calder: Queen of ice follies
• Teen going from Greely to Grammys
• Kalikow looks back on career
• Residual storm damage keeps New Portland internet slow
• Marine league seeks new local members
• Fowle sworn in as court judge
• Expert: Schools can do better
• Board happy with safety improvements
• Blockbusters slowly leaving Maine towns
• DIVERS RETURN TO AYLA SEARCH
• Poliquin responds to complaints
• Domestic violence is campaign target
• Romney campaign parts ways with debate coach
• Romney emphasizes patriotism - a lot
• Why the Patriots will win
• Law-enforcement websites under attack by hackers
• POLICE
• New Maine casino gets a name and a logo
• Divers find no new clues in search for Ayla Reynolds
• U.S. adds 243,000 jobs in January, as economy begins to surge
• Portland Time & Temp building pushes Pats win
• Hackers intercept FBI, Scotland Yard call
• Komen drops plan to cut Planned Parenthood grants
• Waterville police log Feb. 3
• Obama pushes for veterans jobs program
• Belichick brushes aside thoughts of retirement
• Map pinpoints Lyme disease risk areas
• Rabies cases on the rise in Maine
• Fairfield police log Feb. 3
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log Feb. 3
• Winslow police log Feb. 3
• New Catholic ministry will help Maine gays who want to change
• Oakland police log Feb. 3
• Part of Memorial Bridge to be removed on Monday
• SF airport opens yoga studio for travelers
• Maine AG warns of rent assistance scam
• Feds: Mainers saved $6.3M under health reforms
• Maine webcam puts you inside black bear's den
• Susan Collins to get married
• Morning Sentinel police log: Feb. 3, 2012
• Morning Sentinel correction: Feb. 3, 2012
• Meeting with LePage 'cordial,' says Portland mayor
• Part of former Belgrade Lakes marina building to be destroyed
• Bank looks to raze, replace historic Farmingdale mansion
• BILL NEMITZ: Tax-saving trees don't measure up with law's intent
• LePage: Dems stalling on budget cuts
• Legislators seek to curb abuse of tree tax break
• Law enforcement officers to receive diversity training
• Augusta priest to lead new ministry
• Norridgewock town worker fired for taping conversations
• WENDY FONTAINE: The worst can bring the best
• Sewer error favored brewery
• Special forces use technology, wartime experience to rescue hostages
• After 137 years, St. Francis de Sales says goodbye
• LePage accuses Democrats of stalling on cuts
• Poll: Mainers feel better about economy
• Maine's presidential caucuses under way
• From shipwreck in Italy, a treasure now beckons
• CDC: Outbreak linked to Hannaford beef is over
• Bernanke defends Fed policies against GOP critics
• Sebago ice-fishing derby canceled for lack of ice
• Romney invested in Chinese and Iranian companies
• Trump: Getting to know Romney led to endorsement
• Occupy Maine gets Monday deadline to vacate park
• Obama links economic policies with faith
• Maine Diocese starts support group for 'same-sex attraction'
• LePage bill seeks more financial disclosures
• Fairfield police log Feb. 2
• Oakland police log Feb. 2
• Waterville police blotter, Wednesday, Thursday
• Groundhog "predicts" 6 more weeks of winter
• Maine students show some improvement in scores
• Maine Turnpike Authority buys closed motel
• U.S. lab creates self-guided bullet
• Conn. man pleads guilty to Molotov cocktail attack
• Beach to Beacon 10K announces signup date
• LePage: Mainers need more access to digital learning
• Overflow homeless shelter overflowing in Waterville
• Morning Sentinel police log: Feb. 2, 2012
• Kennebec County Superior Court: Feb. 2, 2012
• Messalonskee students make AP honor roll
• Charter school would focus on STEM learning
• Canaan man charged with assaulting woman in car
• Franklin County native named Portland police chief
• Lack of snow stops winter carnival in Waterville
• Snowe challenger releases financials
• State task force to tackle prescription drugs
• Judge rules against Occupy Maine camp
• Maine students post higher scores in math, reading
• Save-A-Lot could be good news for Waterville deal seekers
• Group questions Poliquin's use of tax program
• Sappi says gas in line with mill upgrades
• Maine treasure hunter claims he found $3 billion shipwreck
• New trial for Bellavance hits obstacle
• Carrabec elevates the bar
• Brennan, LePage make little progress on budget cuts
• Regulators buy time for New England fishermen
• Group questions Poliquin's use of tax break
• Unlike most Republicans, Romney supports hikes in minimum wage
• Portland will order Occupy protesters to vacate
• Maine treasure hunter takes aim at $3B sunken bounty
• SLIDE SHOW: Don Cornelius and "Soul Train"
• 'Soul Train' host Don Cornelius dead of suicide
• Feds declare Atlantic sturgeon endangered
• House GOP bill would cut small business taxes
• Panetta: US combat in Afghanistan to end next year
• Daughter testifies in Dapolito murder trial
• Romney has money, momentum in GOP race
• Somerset County police logs
• Oakland police log Feb. 1
• Fairfield police log Feb. 1
• Obama to detail broader housing-refinance plan
• Maine boatbuilder to launch new line of yacht
• Calais school rescinds ban against 'Tebowing' student
• 11th victim found days after deadly Fla. crash
• Bail denied in Orono hit-and-run case
• Sebago state park reservations open today
• Bickford pleads guilty to break-in, assault
• Morning Sentinel police log: Feb. 1, 2012
• Morning Sentinel correction: Feb. 1, 2012
• China residents OK with trash pay change
• Budget panel lists recommendations
• Lake George fishing derby marks 20th anniversary
• Analysts: Romney, Paul gunning for Maine votes
• Rep. Burns resigns
• Housing director bill stirs clash
• No cut waivers coming, says Pingree
• Corporate personhood vote coming to Freedom
• Waterville police station still up in air
• Ayla case puts police spokesman in spotlight
• Grocery store coming to downtown Waterville
• Romney routs Gingrich in Florida
• Four students hurt in Farmington crash
• Major GOP 'super PAC' raised $51 million in 2011
• Somerset County police logs
• Best January for stocks since 1997
• Four injured in Farmington school bus accident
• China man admits to sexual assault
• Maine lobster catch tops 100M pounds for 1st time
• Gronkowski says he's day-to-day
• Romney confident as Floridians head to the polls
• Alfred lawmaker resigns amid ethics probe
• Democratic leader calls for Alfred rep's resignation
• Pingree: LePage's Medicaid proposal 'illegal'
• Bath police seeking cash register thief
• Oakland police log Jan. 31
• Fairfield police log Jan. 31
• Westbrook couple charged with counterfeit scam
• Average Maine heating oil price rises to $3.71
• Bill would drop 4-year term for Maine housing chief
• Time Warner completes central Maine digital conversion
• Lawmakers streamline bidding for state contracts
• Car slams into Conn. house, lands on sleeping man
• College endowments show hefty growth
• Another natural gas proposal surfaces
• Better school is goal
• Man pleads not guilty to threatening Obama
• Mental health agencies merge services
• Luminol sheds light on Ayla's case
• Let the games begin
• BRIEFS
• Sheriff bidders: Crimes on rise
• Jay man charged with gun theft
• Madison man sent to prison for fraud
• Americans Elect makes Maine ballot
• ENERGY BILL PETITION MISSES DEADLINE
• Moose lottery odds improve for non-winners
• Skillings, 42, to run for House
• Maine baker competes in Lucy 'Cupcake Wars'
• Police: TV report that Ayla is dead is 'inaccurate'
• Romney predicting Florida win
• NH pilot indicted in crash that killed daughter
• Police: Ayla Reynolds' dad not telling all
• Maine GOP begins to hold town caucuses
• Pythons taking over in the Everglades
• Sunday/Monday Waterville police log
• NH court tosses out Maine woman's lawsuit
• Renewable energy backers won't seek Nov. ballot question
• Romney credits change in tactics for Fla. surge
• Dion makes 2nd request for AG opinion on Poliquin
• New natural gas line proposed for Augusta
• Oakland police log Jan. 30
• Run of River Park is Back On Track
• Maine avg. gasoline price rises to $3.55
• Wildlife officials say 1 lynx killed by trap this season
• Republicans against Obama's tax proposals
• Blood in dad's home belonged to Ayla
• Jay man accused of stealing 22 guns
• Brunswick father seeks missing son
• Indy readies state-of-the-art security for Super Bowl
• Gingrich's baggage gives voters pause in Panhandle
• Coast Guard to hold hearings on tidal power plan
• Adams Addresses College Costs
• Record Applications for Admission
• Morning Sentinel police log: Jan. 30, 2012
• Map confirms state growing zone changes
• Police station, gas pipeline on Waterville council's agenda
• BILL NEMITZ: A pre-emptive apology to Kathleen Sebelius
• Vassalboro farmer has new use for hay
• Mother wants understanding for her dead son
• In Florida, Gingrich looks to close gap
• ON MAINE POLITICS: Gay marriage foes vow to return
• Spring debut for Waterville Opera House
• Maine teens to face tough new driver's license requirements
• Water work a tough task
• Police found Ayla's blood in home
• STILL LIFE: Decision day for local Republicans
• Teenager injured on expert ski slope at Mt. Abram
• Young girl injured in snowmobile crash
• Tri for a Cure registration opens
• Grants awarded to Maine coastal projects
• New bill would ban insider trading by Congress
• Sebago park reservations open Wednesday
• Cavers say scientists wrong about bat deaths
• Sheriffs' and police logs for Somerset, Kennebec counties
• Maine teens to face tough new license requirements
• Maine prof named editor of journal on Thoreau
• Gingrich says he's in 'til GOP convention
• J.P. DEVINE: Kodak's final moment
• Athens part of rural school battle
• Morning Sentinel police log: Jan. 29, 2012
• JONATHAN RISKIND: Hinck, Kayatta let bygones be bygones
• Despite struggles, MaineGeneral still building
• Ayla investigators doubt story
• Police: Adults withholding information on Ayla's disappearance
• Blood found in missing toddler's home
• Obama to Congress: Change the way you do business
• Maine golf tourney features sports celebrities
• Police: Blood found at home of missing toddler
• More dolphins wash ashore in New England
• Maine inmate files complaint over Satanism
• US special operations expanding as wars recede
• GOP candidates' pitch to voters: I'm your leader
• NH, VT, ME open snowmobile trails to each other
• Police and sheriffs' logs for Somerset/Kennebec/Franklin counties
• Morning Sentinel police log: Jan. 28, 2012
• AMY CALDER: Bring Ayla back
• Palermo rescue unit needs volunteers
• Bathgate sentenced to 45 years for 2010 murder
• Augusta man found innocent of arson
• LePage talks tough at budget meeting
• Wrong-way crash puts focus on highway signs
• Panel orders OPEGA review
• Weather creates dangerous conditions
• More Ayla relatives take polygraph
• Teens arrested in plot to bomb Utah high school
• Romney, Gingrich court Hispanic voters
• Democrats question jobless bill
• Paulitics applauded at Colby
• NY lawyer withdraws $7.5 million lottery claim
• Presidential hopeful touts 'Paulitics' at Colby
• Roads turn treacherous
• Augusta man pleads guilty to murder; gets 45 years in prison
• Two members of Ayla Reynolds' family allegedly take polygraph
• Ron Paul stumps in Waterville.
• LePage vows trip to D.C. to get Medicaid waiver
• Legislative panel calls for MaineHousing probe
• Activists and bloggers fear Twitter censorship
• Dapolito murder trial focuses on drug dealing
• Somerset County police log, arrests
• Federal court questions Maine liability law
• Economy grew 2.8% in Q4, best in 2011
• Oakland police log Jan. 27
• Winslow police log Jan. 27
• Police urge public to be aware of counterfeit bills
• Passamaquoddies plan wind project
• Waterville police blotter Jan. 27
• Paul campaign stop at Colby on schedule
• GOP candidate Paul on the road today in Maine
• Ship's owner offers uninjured cruise passengers $14,460
• Obama to outline plan to control rising college costs
• Lewiston man gets nearly 8 years for stealing shotgun
• Maine, Vt., N.H. snowmobilers can roam this weekend
• Forest service relieved to find no ash borers
• Vt. man dies in I-95 crash in Hampden
• Rockland fisherman sentenced for tax evasion
• SNOW DAY - Friday January 27, 2012
• City officials oppose state budget plan
• Vote in 2012 on marriage looks likely
• Economy: US businesses spend more, lay off less
• Man who caused crash had poor driving record
• Murder suspect describes night his wife was shot
• Toboggan championships returning
• Shipyard may face closure
• Money worries killed building
• LePage: Energy bill would kill jobs
• Former Canaan man to appear in court for Obama threat charges
• Property sellers: 'Worst is over'
• RSU 12 board debates tax formula change
• Morning Sentinel police log: January 27, 2012
• Waterville District Court
• Skowhegan District Court
• Workers count homeless
• A look at the four campaign platforms
• Where to caucus
• Ron Paul coming to Waterville
• Romney, Gingrich square off at Republican debate
• Gay marriage backers aim for November ballot
• Maine's real-estate industry slowly recovering
• Barney Frank to marry longtime partner from Maine
• LePage: Renewable energy initiative a 'job killer'
• Patriots' Ochocinco, US House speaker trade tweets
• Gronkowski misses practice with ankle injury
• Feds turn down request for new cod assessment
• Dow approaches highest level since 2008 crisis
• Analyst disputes Pingree appraisal of Portsmouth yard
• Dec. new-home sales cap dismal 2011
• 7% of Americans have oral cancer virus
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log Jan. 26
• Maine voter identification bill shelved for now
• Oakland police log Jan. 26
• Navy SEAL raid in Somalia shows campaign ahead
• Wednesday/Thursday Waterville police logs
• Rumford man accused of OUI while on way to school
• Ariz. gov gets book critique from Obama
• Police investigate Fryeburg logging site vandalism
• Taxpayers still owed $132.9B from bailout
• U.S. to unveil new forest management rules
• Poverty report focuses on Maine children, seniors
• High speed, reckless driving cause crash
• Fire destroys garage, life of possessions
• PAUL CAMPAIGN MAKES COLBY STOP
• Violette makes restitution, will keep state pension
• Contract OK'd for Skowhegan town manager
• Police deny request for Ayla 911 transcipt
• China board hears from septic experts
• Public events will mark formal closing of St. Francis
• Mediation may lead to more even share of SAD 13 tax costs
• Domestic violence bill is personal
• Selectmen turn down park bench memorial
• Casino campaign ethics probe gets go-ahead
• RETURN OF GAY MARRIAGE VOTE?
• Wescott in good spirits despite season-ending injury
• SKOWHEGAN DISTRICT COURT
• POLICE
• School lunches to have more veggies, whole grains
• Gay marriage could be on November ballot
• Bachmann says she'll seek 4th term in House
• Ex-NFL star champions Maine concussions bill
• Presidential candidate Ron Paul to speak at Colby Friday
• Waterville mayor to hold press conference
• Fire destroys Harmony garage
• Police blame speed, reckless driving for fatal Wilton crash
• Woman hit while crossing Western Avenue during rush hour
• Army to cut combat brigades as budget shrinks
• BIW-built 'Ship That Would Not Die' returns to S.C. berth
• Ethics panel to pursue probe of pro-casino financing
• Giffords formally resigns; House gives standing 'O'
• Gingrich: Romney self-deportation plan a fantasy
• Oakland police log Jan. 25
• In Vt., AG's high-profile defeats raise doubts
• Fairfield police log Jan. 25
• Tuesday Waterville police log
• US raid in Somalia frees American, Dane
• Brewer man gets 6 months for benefits theft
• CEOs defend capitalism at anguished Davos forum
• Ethics panel considers casino funding probe
• 4 Maine communities get 14 buses from NY – for free
• State of the Union: Obama challenges<br>nation to shrink wealth gap
• State of the State: LePage talks tough<br>on jobs, spending and abuse
• Maine delegates hope it's more than rhetoric
• Lawmakers from both parties praise tone of LePage's speech
• Morning Sentinel police log: Jan. 25, 2012
• Morning Sentinel correction: Jan. 25, 2012
• Fowle appointed district court judge
• China board approves new part-time librarian
• Canaan Democrat announces bid for House District 28
• Oscar nominees include two Mainers
• Merchant mariner challenges Pingree
• Entire committee approves anti-bullying bill
• Arguments begin in Occupy Maine court case
• Police sergeant pleads guilty to drunk driving
• Education overhaul bill gets approval
• Councilors hear advice for Waterville airport
• Farmington to vote on wind rule
• Police identify second Wilton fatal crash victim
• Munson appointed to Fairfield council
• No gas sans Sappi
• No need to bond, says gas company
• Obama stresses fairness in State of the Union speech
• Winslow fireworks store one step closer to launch
• Big gift brings excitement, responsibility at KVCC
• Speech praised from both sides
• 'We need more jobs,' LePage says
• Two with Maine ties score Oscar nods
• Keliher confirmed as marine resources commissioner
• Occupiers to judge: Park 'is a symbol of our movement'
• Maine's December jobless rate unchanged at 7%
• State Sen. Dill: Taking PAC money to write blog legal
• Monday/Tuesday Waterville police logs
• Fowle earns committee approval
• GOP political novice to challenge Pingree for House
• State trooper suspended after pleading guilty to OUI
• Man gets 32 years in stabbing death, dismemberment
• Maine has role in Seabrook meltdown drill
• "Extreme Makeover: Weight Loss" casting in Boston
• Detectives chasing leads in Sebago rape case
• Commission: Landlord didn't stop gay harassment
• One person killed in Jefferson car crash
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log Jan. 24
• Oakland police log Jan. 24
• Fairfield police log Jan. 24
• Winslow police log Jan. 24
• Scorsese's 'Hugo' leads Oscars with 11 nominations
• Athens protests student relocation idea
• UMaine football team suspends 2 over pellet guns
• Romney paid $3M in federal income tax in 2010
• JFK library to release last of his secret tapes
• Jobs, budget among LePage's speech topics tonight
• Report says more Mainers are biking to work
• 2 dead in 3-vehicle crash in Wilton
• Occupy Maine to make court arguments today
• Morning Sentinel police log: Jan. 24, 2012
• Marcotte takes Franklin County Chamber position
• On day of State of State address, a look at history
• Snowmobile erupts next to gas pumps in Monmouth
• Nichols running for Franklin County sheriff
• Two men charged in Bowdoinham home invasion
• Minister placed on leave after investigation
• Obama nominates appeals judge
• Christian groups legally fired 'whistleblower,' panel says
• Waterville fire leaves seven homeless
• State of the State speech divides party leaders
• Kingfield official's plea deal ends case
• Bill would have bridges honor violence victims
• Ayla Reynolds website generates controversy
• 'It's all about the kids'
• Wilton crash kills two
• Obama nominates Portland attorney to 1st Circuit
• UPDATED: Two people killed in crash on U.S. Route 2 in Wilton
• Maine bishop assails Obama on birth control
• Court's GPS ruling is setback for law enforcement
• Romney looks to hit back tonight
• Accused killer gets his third attorney
• Brunswick credit union embezzler gets 33 months
• Judge: Federal law trumps state's medical pot law
• $25B nationwide mortgage deal goes to states
• Hinck bill would ban corporate funding of candidates
• Where Republican candidates stand on the issues
• Snowmobile erupts into fireball; gas station pumps damaged
• Oakland police log Jan. 23
• Stem cells may aid vision in blind people
• Harold Alfond Foundation gifts $10.58 million to Good Will-Hinckley, college system
• Woman sexually assaulted after car gets stuck
• Dems challenge LePage to give positive speech
• Portland jetport deploys new passenger scanners
• Somerset County police logs
• Sen. Rand Paul detained by airport security
• A win under belt, Gingrich lands in firing line
• Former York County jail reopens for different purpose
• 2 more bodies found, ship pumping to begin
• Bowdoinham man allegedly robbed at knifepoint inside his home
• Eight people homeless after Waterville fire
• Fairfield police log Jan. 24
• Sunday, Monday police log for Waterville
• Man dies in Lisbon mobile home fire
• Meth filling hospitals with burn patients
• Charges in high-speed pursuit include attempted murder
• Obama to 'hang out' in live video chat room
• Maine's avg. gas price rises to $3.51
• UMaine trustees meet to consider new initiatives
• Bill seeks better sportsmen's-landowner relations
• Morning Sentinel police log: January 23, 2012
• State, federal officials encourage radon testing
• Mainers travel familiar paths
• UMaine professor touts offshore wind projects
• UMF student takes semester, visits ports around world
• Officials to share plan for Norridgewock intersection
• Jackman health center faces future
• ON MAINE POLITICS: Poliquin ready to talk
• Newport man injured in Palmyra crash
• 'He stops coaching and he dies a few weeks later'
• Three snowmobile fatalities over weekend
• Colby College turns wood into steam into savings
• Patriots back in Super Bowl
• Police blotter: Jan 21-22
• U.S. Rep. Giffords says she'll resign this week
• Wood sales hot as homeowners give boot to oil
• New rules could boost region's renewable power
• Third snowmobiler death this weekend is in Dallas Plantation
• Newport man severely injured in crash
• Obama reaffirms stance on Roe v. Wade
• N.H. trying out new tow-plow attachment
• Amid scandal, revered coach Joe Paterno dies
• Maine, Vt moving ahead on health care, NH lags
• Maine Scout leader placed on leave
• Romney to release his tax returns on Tuesday
• Possibility of unregistered passengers on cruise ship
• Scrambled GOP race heads to Florida
• Morning Sentinel police log: Jan. 22, 2012
• JONATHAN RISKIND: Mainers to mingle with opposition for speech
• Three men plead not guilty in Halloween invasion
• This Phantom's built to be seen gliding on snow
• Kestrel's departure shows Maine's vulnerability
• Russian teen takes in Maine experience
• Boiler system moves ahead
• J.P. DEVINE: My first love? Think Twinkie
• Skowhegan homeless shelter gives men second chance
• Gingrich takes South Carolina
• In this year's speech, expect the unexpected
• Mainers take stock, look ahead
• Road costs accumulate
• Two UMaine football players charged in pellet gun fight
• Searchers find body of Maine snowmobiler
• Skowhegan couple burned out of home
• Teen finishes around-the-world solo voyage
• Obama: State of the Union an economic blueprint
• Judge to hear arguments on labor mural lawsuit
• Windham girl hurt by hit-and-run truck
• Acadia bus system gets $1.3M for upgrades
• Magazine lists 3 Maine pubs on best bars list
• Officials confirm fuel leakage from wrecked cruise ship
• S.C. GOP primary races to dramatic close
• Michaud tours KVCC energy project
• New website offers fresh details on Ayla
• BRIEFS
• Dunlap, Dill to challenge Snowe for Senate
• Probe continues in Sugarloaf ski death
• REPORTING ASIDE: Coffee for the spirit
• Airport to be discussed at council meeting
• Man seriously hurt in Pittsfield I-95 crash
• Storm pushes snow total up to normal
• MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN STABBING
• Experts: LePage can't close schools
• Probe may hit casino PACs
• Sappi Fine gets new director from Bucksport
• Selectmen hear employees' concerns over wages
• Tensions high at housing meeting
• POLICE
• Maine accuser to drop suit against Syracuse coach
• AG settles claim with Berlin City car dealer
• Summers: Noncitizens voted in Maine
• Blues singer Etta James dies at 73
• Sen. Dill, newcomer Pollard join race to unseat Snowe
• Mills touts tools available to businesses
• Fairfield police log Jan. 20
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log Jan. 20
• Augusta area police: plane slides off runway
• Oakland police log Jan. 20
• Somerset County police logs
• House GOP may tie payroll tax cut to pipeline
• Oil-laden cruise ship threatens marine paradise
• Wild game dinner tonight in Skowhegan
• TV covering high-profile Ohio trial with puppets
• Oxford casino hires general manager
• Sheriffs group investigates Penobscot sheriff
• Waterville police log for Thursday, Friday
• Tiny baby finally heading home
• LePage defends proposed DHHS cuts in Lewiston
• Occupy protesters to demonstrate at U.S. courthouses
• Chest trauma killed Sugarloaf skier
• Needle exchange programs falling short of funds
• Feds give Maine $8.7M to preserve forestland
• Not guilty plea expected in Farmington stabbing
• Former boss faces prison
• Committee sends DHHS recomendations
• Woman injured in sled accident
• Decision on legislator's ethics violations be to made this week
• New Skowhegan shelter open house is Saturday
• WANDERING ELDERLY MAN SAFE
• Shooter claims he, family were threatened
• PARTY OF TWO: What if it were cancer?
• City moves closer to pipeline
• LePage threatens to close schools to fix DHHS hole
• Solon votes to take rock wall issue to court
• Monmouth women work to boost town's fuel aid
• Full bellies and warm hearts
• SKOWHEGAN DISTRICT COURT
• POLICE
• BRIEFS
• Maine lawmakers mull 'Caylee's Law' bills
• Gingrich gets Perry endorsement, but faces ex-wife allegations
• Patriots legend Tippet coming to Maine Statehouse to support concussion guidelines
• UConn regents back ex-UMaine president
• Police report: Man was shot in Vassalboro out of self-defense
• Romney keeps part of his fortune in Cayman Islands
• Ex-Maine Turnpike director will plead guilty to theft
• US unemployment claims fall to lowest since 2008
• Gingrich rising in SC, but in time to edge Romney?
• Ex-Maine Turnpike director charged with theft
• Regulators meet to assess Gulf of Maine shrimp
• Oakland police log Jan. 19
• Wednesday, Thursday Waterville logs
• Missing toddler's mom unable to complete polygraph
• LePage visits Androscoggin County businesses
• Former trailblazer Kodak files for Ch. 11
• Portland-bound flight lands at Albany to check gauge
• Tobacco use report card for Maine shows slide
• Morning Sentinel police log: Jan. 19, 2012
• Morning Sentinel correction: Jan. 19, 2012
• Fowle uses meeting to lobby for new hires
• New security checkpoint at State House
• Open selectboard seats uncontested in Anson
• No injuries from school bus smoke
• Fairfield woman indicted on charge of bringing cocaine to jail
• Specialty court suggested for illness, abuse
• Solon to ask residents before fighting rock wall in court
• Anson selectmen pick town's new fire chief
• Waterville City Council reconsiders possible station site
• STILL LIFE: How to finish a tackle
• Piracy bill's enemies hoist black flag
• Maine delegates oppose legislation
• Conflict issue didn't come up, Republicans say
• 'This was such a waste'
• Somerset County police logs
• Fairfield police log Jan. 18
• Oakland police log Jan. 18
• Maine hospitals say they are owed $125M
• Search teams suspend operations at wrecked ship
• Murder charge awaits Rockefeller impostor
• Coalition touts renewable energy referendum
• LL Bean starts campaign to promote getting outdoors
• Dixfield family undergoing rabies treatment
• UMaine in line to get transportation research grant
• Mackenzie Returns to Vietnam—As Fulbright
• Motive a mystery in shooting
• Facebook helps local businesses market online
• Legislators form prayer group
• In China, meeting eases fire department budget debate
• Mental health worker announces Senate bid
• New education plan moves away from tests
• Colby students spread love of science
• Two men charged in gun theft case
• Police station vote on hold in Waterville
• Community leaves light on for Ayla
• Oakland man dies in fall from electrical tower
• Some Madison officials question natural gas bill
• Sugarloaf snowboarder expected to recover
• City, Occupy Maine to face off in court next week
• N.H. snowboarder hurt at Sugarloaf expected to recover, father says
• US wants effective Alzheimer's treatment by 2025
• Ellsbury signs 1-year deal with Red Sox
• Transcript: Cruise captain and Italian coast guard
• Monday and Tuesday Waterville police logs
• UPDATE: Vassalboro shooting victim identified; 2 arrested
• Police identify man wounded in Vassalboro shooting
• LePage joins lawmakers in forming prayer caucus
• Waldo County Sheriff's Office blotter Jan. 17
• Maine unveils plan for education improvements
• Homeless science whiz invited to State of Union
• Vigil marks 1 month since toddler's disappearance
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log
• Teen hurt in Washington crash
• Worker dies in fall from Saco transmission tower
• Fairfield police log Jan. 17
• Oakland police log Jan. 17
• Rescuers chasing 'glimmer of hope' blast holes in ship
• Maine, N.H., Vt. open their snowmobile trails
• Girl survives fall off beach cliff in Perry
• Gambling board expected to OK college course
• Police arrest man in string of Caribou burglaries
• Wikipedia to be blacked out over anti-piracy bill
• Snowe to attend Facebook business event in Augusta
• Baxter State Park begins taking reservations
• Gray man accused of unlawful sex with a child
• Franklin Memorial launches review
• Morning Sentinel police log: Jan. 17, 2012
• Anonymous newsletter may lead to legal action in Freeport
• Online crime reporting helps South Portland police
• Three attorneys open practices in Augusta
• Madison Paper owner closing Europe plants
• Warm shelter in cold weather
• Ayla's mom: I'll take test, too
• Business awaits Skowhegan fireworks vote
• Broken pipe floods Farmington cellars
• Woman survives abuse, tells story
• In Portland, early MLK events inspired young black girl
• Governor dances to different drum
• Man on Mont. most-wanted list nabbed in Lewiston
• Study: Babies lip-read before they talk
• Chancellor finalists to visit 3 Maine campuses
• Bark-peeling event to look for invasive insects
• Fire destroys historic Fla. tree; arson suspected
• LePage dances to African drumming at MLK breakfast
• Kestrel going to Wisconsin, Maine to get some jobs
• Huntsman quits presidential race
• Fairfield police log Jan. 16
• Somerset County police logs
• GOP maps strategy in wake of payroll tax debacle
• Obamas mark King's birthday with volunteer outing
• Waterville police log: Sunday and Monday
• Police: Man on bath salts sets car fire
• Lewiston woman charged with stabbing boyfriend
• CEO: Captain made unauthorized course change
• S.C. concerns about Romney's faith quieter this time
• UNE joins effort to improve service for veterans
• REPORT: Huntsman to quit, back Romney
• Morning Sentinel police log: Jan. 16, 2012
• Whitefield horse trainer enjoys remarkable year
• In Wayne, a return to simple beauty
• Palermo selectmen set to discuss budget tonight
• ON MAINE POLITICS: North Woods debate endures
• SAD 59 hopes to remedy loss
• Image of Martin Luther King Jr. evolves
• Tanker close to Nome
• The undead bring new life to North Vassalboro
• New Hampshire skier hurt at Sugarloaf
• Maine towns reach temps of 11-below
• Homemade explosives still illegal
• Fighting flood plain status costing Mainers
• Winslow man pays $2,000 to prove case
• Investigations involve agencies from all levels
• Fireworks-related deaths, injuries
• D.C. BEAT: Michaud hoping for sweet Valentine's Day
• Clinton couple escapes injury as ice falls
• MLK march helps keep tradition alive
• Guns drawn, police arrest 3
• J.P. DEVINE: No snow? Know snow
• Vote Tuesday on new Waterville police station
• Anti-abortion activists join hands
• Somerset County 911 call center untouched by cuts
• Morning Sentinel police log: January 15, 2012
• Three dead, 40 still missing after cruise ship crashes in Italy
• Captain of cruise detained on allegations of manslaughter
• Maine poet laureate to lead poetry workshops
• Police arrest three men, seize two firearms in Waterville
• No reports yet of Americans injured on cruise ship
• Man, 41, dies in ski accident at Sugarloaf
• Toddler’s father says he took a polygraph exam
• Demolition of Waterville church nears
• Fundraising initiative aims to Keep ME Warm
• AMY CALDER: The gift of stories and love
• Oily dirt won't touch pasture
• Skowhegan police searching for burglars after break-in
• LePage: Still hope for Kestrel deal
• Trust campaign preserves 30k acres of farmland
• Monmouth plant closing kills 20 jobs
• Rep. McCabe announces House re-election campaign
• Morning Sentinel police log: January 14, 2012
• Miss Maine wins bronze Duke of Edinburgh award
• Mom sentenced in slaying
• Ayla's father took polygraph exam
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS: Friday's postponements (UPDATED 3:15 p.m.)
• Marines appoint general to investigate video of soldiers urinating on dead bodies
• Maine inmate accused of threatening to kill president
• Maine man lost in woods rescued with body temp of 83
• Ice falls off bridge, injures driver
• $208M jackpot, and another happy financial analyst
• McCrery sentenced to 45 years for killing son
• Mainer Mills may join Obama Cabinet
• UPDATE: Sugarloaf skier caught edge of skis in snow
• Miss Maine wins royal award during pageant prelim
• Dead River buying division of Webber Energy
• Thursday, Friday Waterville police log
• Obama seeks authority to shrink the federal government
• Obama seeks power to merge agencies
• Man indicted in Farmington woman's death
• Jay man faces sex charges against minors
• Bed, Bath & Beyond pulls radioactive tissue holders
• Mob scene causes Apple to close Beijing store
• Lewiston mission for at-risk youth vandalized twice
• Colbert eyes presidential run, transfers PAC to Stewart
• Skier dies after hitting tree at Sugarloaf
• Skiers Put Skills to Good Use
• First big winter storm hits region
• Making Maine more friendly to businesses
• Theft increase driven by complacency, say Portland police
• Ice fishing derby kicks off Bingham bicentennial
• In Waterville, Snowe hears heat concerns
• Morning Sentinel police log: Jan. 13, 2011
• BRIEFS: Fairfield power outage; Whooping cough rises; Smart meter critics file appeal; Students cheer proposal
• UMF program gives community support
• Maine may lose business to Wisconsin
• Gardiner approves TIF, with condition
• Skowhegan police launch investigation into grabbing
• Panetta assures Afghans of full probe into video
• Woman dies in Vienna crash
• McCrery may speak of killing son before sentencing
• Maine supreme court upholds Holland conviction
• Judge jails Amish men for refusing buggy sign
• HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS: Thursday games postponed
• CMP returns power in Waterville, Fairfield
• Snow returns to central Maine
• Making Maine more business friendly
• Students cheer marriage proposal at school assembly
• Report: Cape Wind unlikely to make 2015 target
• Somerset County police logs
• Suspect in series of Route 1 burglaries in custody
• Fairfield police log Jan. 12
• Smart meter foes file appeal with high court
• Winslow police log Jan. 12
• Oakland police log Jan. 12
• Wednesday, Thursday Waterville police log
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log Jan. 12
• Heaviest snow of season arrives
• School district votes to allow controversial book
• Donation of land to Baxter park awaits approval
• Farmland trust hits preservation milestone
• Coalition condemns video of urination on corpses
• SNOW DAY - Thursday January 12
• Waterville Opera House News - January 10, 2012
• Morning Sentinel police log: Jan. 12, 2012
• Morning Sentinel correction: Jan. 12, 2012
• Cornville seeks two to fill seats
• Hostess bankruptcy won't close Biddeford bakery
• Collins says America needs more BIW destroyers
• China planners debate change to septic rules
• Anson-Madison Water District has open seat
• Jackman woman hurt in car crash
• Renewable energy helping growers save
• Quimby Middle School to stay open
• Three murder cases set for trials
• Bonds for roads and bridges not being ruled out
• LePage angers Martin
• Dive teams come up empty
• LePage to attend MLK event in Waterville
• Perkins elected chairman of Oakland Town Council
• Police seeking more tips in missing toddler case
• Maine snowpack at historically low levels
• Watchdog says IRS overwhelmed by cheats
• Homicide drops off list of top 15 causes of death
• Man found in Ellsworth alley dies of hypothermia
• 6 Maine schools to get upgrade funds, 2 in Sanford
• Collins: More funding needed for combat ships
• Chamber pans postal plan to shut Hampden facility
• Ford recalls 450,426 minivans and SUVs
• Michelle Obama: 'Angry black woman' image isn't me
• Waterville police log Jan. 11
• Anson seeks water district board member
• State Dems sign on to brief backing 'Obamacare'
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log Jan. 11
• Maine woman guilty of helping mom in arson
• Bomb kills another nuclear expert in Iran
• Winslow police log Jan. 11
• Database gives info on Maine inmates, probationers
• First lady tackling medical treatment for veterans
• Westbrook woman pleads guilty to defrauding ex-husband
• Ariz. officials: NH Couple, deputy killed by same man
• $40K reward offered in slaying of sawmill operator
• LePage, Summers put spotlight on youth driver safety
• State official warns of 'work at home' schemes
• Snow expected for Maine on Thursday
• Dive teams to search in Waterville area for Ayla
• Celebrating MLK Jr. Day
• Hallowell pot shop open for business
• Morning Sentinel police log: Jan. 11, 2012
• Morning Sentinel correction: Jan. 11, 2012
• BRIEFS: Waterville city council; KVCC jazz gala; Chocolate festival
• Republican from Jay announces sheriff bid
• Man grabbed teen girl in Skowhegan, police say
• Cabana to remain Waterville Board of Education chairman
• Winslow town council delays changes to street names
• Courtney says campaign unlikely; GOP without candidate
• Senate votes to sustain vetoes from LePage
• Bill calls for changing school discipline rules
• SAD 54 board members question superintendent's pay raise
• Maine economist curbs his enthusiasm
• Farmington condo battle may go to court
• Romney romps in New Hampshire
• Starks secedes from SAD 59
• Dive teams set to search for Ayla
• Starks will secede
• Mitt Romney wins New Hampshire primary
• Maine's highest court considers Moosehead plan
• Waldo County Sheriff's Office log Jan. 10
• Marijuana doesn't harm lung function, study finds
• EPA: Navy base tenants not told of lead paint risk
• CMP clears municipal hurdle for grid upgrade
• Body found on island ID'd as Sullivan man
• CDC: Young adults down 9 drinks when they binge
• US Coast Guard rescues more Iranians at sea
• Fairfield police log Jan. 10
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log Jan. 10
• Oakland police blotter Jan. 10
• Three more LePage vetoes withstand override
• Ayla Reynolds' mom: Still not getting 'whole truth'
• Monday, Tuesday Waterville police log
• Economist Colgan says Maine recovery far off
• Boston man visiting Dexter accidentally shoots himself
• STILL LIFE: I've got you
• In Madison, gas gets another go-round
• In Dixville Notch, it's a Romney-Huntsman tie
• Jay man who calls cops arrested on pot charges
• For Romney, size of any NH victory may shape race
• High court weighs policy against curse words on TV
• Maine's early college program gets award
• 3-day Agricultural Trades Show opens in Augusta
• Avg. Maine heating oil jumps 11 cents a gallon
• Marijuana dispensary opens in Hallowell today
• Morning Sentinel police log: Jan. 10, 2012
• Morning Sentinel correction: Jan. 10, 2012
• SAD 13 board to vote on closing Quimby school
• State warns of fake loan company
• Board approves new engineered seeds for state
• Starks teenager saves siblings after fire started in home
• Wilton woman charged with assaulting paramedic, deputy
• Man dancing in street punched officer, police say
• Oakland meetings to include swearing-in, ordinance discussion
• Group calls insurance cut ‘irresponsible, dangerous’
• Winslow vote keeps fireworks
• Waterville group exceeds goal for homeless help
• Fatal wreck illustrates dangers of texting, police say
• LePage likes pipeline plan
• Wilton woman killed after car hits pole
• Iran sentences American to death in CIA case
• Romney's rivals make final NH appeals
• Obama names new chief of staff
• Legislature kills bill to allow privately run prisons
• America hits the brakes on health care spending
• Wilton woman, 20, dies in crash
• Courtney says run against Pingree 'pretty unlikely'
• Driver swapping texts with partygoers at time of crash
• Drought threatens last whooping cranes
• MaineCare recipients decry proposed budget cuts
• Man accused of robbing NH store had kids in SUV
• Some bottles of Excedrin, NoDoz, Bufferin recalled
• Oakland police log Jan. 9
• Winslow police log Jan. 9
• Police log for Waterville
• Former bus driver sues Waterboro school district
• Even in Alaska, this is a lot of snow
• Maine Housing Authority revamps inspection process
• Wind forums this week in Freeport, Augusta
• Avg. Maine gas price shoots up nearly 9 cents
• 14-year-old boy charged with Lewiston mugging
• Morning Sentinel police log: Jan. 9, 2012
• Skowhegan native given France's highest honor
• Waterville warming center opens Sunday
• Sustain coalition meets, thinks, plans
• Mainer hopes site is next big thing
• Belgrade decides to buy domain name
• Farmington community group ready for arts center debut
• ON MAINE POLITICS: LePage issues three vetoes
• Messalonskee graduate named Soldier Hero
• Gabrielle Giffords leads crowd in Pledge of Allegiance
• In Skowhegan, the wheels are in motion
• Doubts sprout on pot outfit
• Friends help farmers
• Hundreds gather at church service to recall Tucson attack
• Fireworks legal in Maine, but no sales yet
• Somerset County police log Jan. 8
• Franklin County Sheriff's Office log Jan. 8
• Waterville police log Jan. 8
• Baxter State Park announces camping reservations date
• Billionaire gives $5 million to Gingrich's super PAC
• Morning Sentinel police log: Jan. 8, 2012
• Occupy Maine protesters clean up Portland encampment
• LePage opposes mandate on renewable energy
• Farmland protection at show's core
• Augusta fire leaves six homeless
• BILL NEMITZ: Bad timing for MaineHousing
• JONATHAN RISKIND: Grant lapse imperils consumer aid program
• Early fire displaces Chelsea resident
• Star of inaugural speech defends governor, welfare
• LePage won some, lost some in first year
• Karen Heck throws fancy flannel party
• Two teens die in West Paris crash
• GOP seeks more influential caucuses
• Former coffee shop owner unsure about verdict
• J.P. DEVINE: A new goodbye; a long goodbye
• Grand reopening
• Colby professor leads charge against Legos
• New mayor talks energy, politics, what drives her
• Asian pest lands in Maine, worries berry farmers
• AP Source: McDaniels expected back with Patriots
• Somerset County police log Jan. 7
• Franklin County Sheriff's Office log Jan. 7
• Waterville police log Jan. 7
• Obama to promote insourcing of jobs
• LePage opposes renewable energy initiative in Maine
• Morning Sentinel police log: Jan. 7, 2012
• Starks planners want residents' input on town's future
• Film documents Maine town's grief
• State police say slow down
• Gardiner embezzler sentenced
• Camden National Bank plans Augusta office by late spring
• State employees honored with awards recognizing service
• LePage nominates marine resource commission
• Investors' deal for MaineToday Media near completion
• Towns study school district changes
• AMY CALDER: An opera story with no phantom
• Strong Elementary named top school
• Rural hospital overcomes hurdles, wins national recognition
• Redington-Fairview growing in Norridgewock
• Health care workers required to report abuse if they suspect it
• Investigation kept family out of home for two weeks
• Ayla's father talks about her broken arm
• Slowly gaining torque
• Occupy Maine to clean up Portland encampment
• LePage: Make acting DMR chief permanent
• MaineToday Media to get major capital investment
• Gardiner woman sentenced to 3 1/2 years for embezzlement
• US Navy rescues Iranian fishing boat from pirates
• Huntsman objects to ad featuring his adopted kids
• Portland responds to Occupy lawsuit
• Pope names 22 new cardinals, including 2 Americans
• Economy adds 200K jobs, unemployment rate falls again
• Romney raps Obama in SC; GOP rivals pile on in NH
• Smoggy Beijing to cough up more pollution data
• Fire destroys truck in China
• Just in case: a winter survival app
• Somerset County police logs
• Police log, Waterville: Thursday, Friday
• Standish grandmother facing more arson charges
• Police: Man wanted welfare to pay electric bill
• IRS: Audit rates on rise for the wealthy
• Pats assistant coach reportedly to succeed Paterno
• CMP sets 1,000th pole in power grid project
• Maine cutter returns Haitians to island home
• POLICE
• BRIEFS
• WATERVILLE DISTRICT COURT
• Prosecutor: One year for embezzlement from lawyer group
• Lawmakers eliminate bill; Clean Election funding stays
• Handball gives juvenile inmates direction, outlet
• DC delegation's response to defense strategy mixed
• Short announces run for Maine House seat
• Raye to challenge Michaud for House seat
• LePage vetoes three more bills
• Man pleads guilty to stealing generator
• Driver in fatal Gardiner crash wasn't allowed to drive
• Car hit head-on by speeding truck in Madison
• PARTY OF TWO: You can't always know why
• SNAPSHOT: Ready for skating
• Witness in topless coffee shop arson trial tried to strangle himself
• Murder suspect again denied bail
• Brown winter no joy for many businesses
• LePage: Maine State Housing Authority can help solve shortfall
• Ayla's father opens up to keep focus on search
• Jackson Lab facility at UConn gets go-ahead
• Athens home damaged by fire
• LePage gets early start on 2014 election
• Police hunt woman after Corinth pharmacy robbery
• Missing toddler's father describes family's ordeal
• Bin Laden raid: Was Hollywood told too much?
• Maine's fire marshal retiring after 14 years
• LURC director steps down after 10 years
• Obama unveils strategy for slimmed-down military
• Athens fire destroys large barn, part of farm house
• Report: Invest in early education to grow Maine economy
• Raye to challenge Michaud for congressional seat
• Maine vigils to mark Tucson shooting anniversary
• Waldo County Sheriff's Office log Jan. 5
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log Jan. 5
• Romney, Santorum focus on Obama in NH
• Police sending Farmington explosion debris to ATF
• Fairfield police log Jan. 5
• Election to fill state Senate seat set for Feb. 14
• Oakland police blotter Jan. 5
• Winslow, Waterville police
• Texas police kill 8th-grader carrying pellet gun
• LL Bean to offer paddles made from historic timber
• Five Mainers charged with welfare fraud
• DEP resurrects environmental awards
• York hunter charged with killing family's dog
• CORRECTION
• Five injured in two-car crash
• Man robs Wilton store at gunpoint
• Missing toddler's case in the hands of state experts
• Suspect arrested in Walmart kidnapping
• Stubbert elected to keep seat
• Citing health reasons, town councilor resigns
• New members join Somerset County Commission
• Swan's lawyer says settlement in works
• Vassalboro board asks for more information before OK'ing expansion
• Report on fighting drug abuse garners bipartisan support
• Fire marshal's office says blast was from homemade firework
• Collins criticizes president's decision; Snowe stays mum
• Norridgewock market opens after delays
• Arson trial witness arrested on theft charges
• Labor groups ready for legislative fight
• BRIEFS
• Police make arrest in Walmart kidnapping
• Obama bypasses Senate, installs new consumer chief
• Collins criticizes Obama on recess appointment
• Maine group fires reporter tied to racist comments
• Sad Shack
• Romney to challenge history of upsets in N.H.
• Bachmann bows out of presidential campaign
• UPDATE: Wilton shop robbed at gunpoint this morning
• Perry tweets: 'Here we come South Carolina'
• Fairfield police log Jan. 4
• Winslow police blotter Jan. 4
• Attorney: ex-Chelsea selectwoman considers settlement with feds
• Republican state Sen. Trahan officially resigns
• Oakland police log Jan. 4
• Camden town official under investigation
• Waterville, Winslow, police logs: Tuesday, Wednesday
• How Iowa caucus-goers looked at their choices
• Maine gets $980K for wetlands project in Addison
• Waterville mayoral ball set for Saturday
• HECK YEAH
• GOP saysno to cuts
• Policekeep quiet
• New architects chosen for Portland civic center
• Lawyers say trial for councilor's OUI seems unlikely
• POLICE
• Board postpones audit requests
• Norridgewock man arrested on cocain possesion charge
• Professional wrestling stars coming for Fairfield event
• Investigators looking intohomemade bomb explosion
• Crashes cause serious injury
• Corrections
• No skiing atEaton Mountain
• Former city clerk returning to position
• Bridge connecting Maine-NH closing to foot, bike traffic
• Maine Labor Dept. urges online filing for unemployment
• Officials hope DNA solves mystery of Brunswick body
• 'Short' Maine legislative session opens today
• Romney ekes out 8-vote win over Santorum in Iowa
• Tough decisions ahead
• Leftover work, new issues await legislators
• Morning Sentinel police log: Jan. 4, 2012
• Heck yeah
• Police keep quiet as search for Ayla Reynolds continues
• Man arrested on cocaine charge after striking pole
• China board delays fire audit requests
• Authorities investigating explosion in remote area
• Woman likely paralyzed as result of crash
• Winslow police log Jan. 3
• US soldier: Didn't see explosives while packing
• Judge: Strip club's rights weren't violated
• Maine heating oil prices remain steady
• Key Republicans oppose LePage on funding cut
• Supreme Court asked to ponder drug dog's sniff
• Legislators to start 2012 session with full plate
• Private land offered to Baxter State Park
• Somerset County police logs
• Tippy Truck
• Dump truck overturns in Augusta
• Oakland police log Jan. 3
• Fairfield police log Jan. 3
• Iran warns US carrier: Don't come back to Gulf
• Lighthouse to be featured on Maine quarter
• Pittsfield call center reopens under new owner
• Waterville police log, Monday, Tuesday
• Explosion reported in Farmington
• Murder suspected on queen's estate
• Hours from voting, Iowa still unpredictable
• Prescriptions drugs stolen from Gardiner pharmacy
• Online gambling fight now about when, who – not if
• Maine's version of 'Biggest Loser' kicks off
• Bikes for Books continues in fourth year
• Robber demands narcotics from Gardiner pharmacy
• Maine lawmaker thinking about U.S. Senate run
• In Thorndike, gutted church doesn't deter congregation
• Waterville council to reopen pipeline discussion
• Bates boys brewing up a cider storm
• Upper Kennebec Valley Ambulance Service asking for help
• In Waterville, proposal hit hard
• LePage proposal puts senior facilities at risk
• Waterville mayor to take over, give back
• 'I'm here to help,' father says
• Gardiner pharmacy robbed
• In interview, father of missing girl speaks
• State Sen. Dill ponders run against Snowe
• Ayla Plea
• Missing toddler's dad pleads for her return
• No major snow, but brace for some 'normal' arctic air
• US Cross Country Championships rescheduled
• Fire attack against Islamic center, 3 other NYC sites
• Rose Parade kicks off with pageantry and protest
• Bangor police investigating death of child
• Husband of victim questions hunter's judgment
• Shrimp fishing season begins in Gulf of Maine
• Maine court to hear arguments in woman's suicide
• Romney looks to fend off Santorum, Paul in Iowa
• Slain federal agent was getting dad's cancer meds
• Passers-by rescue children from icy Utah river
• Family, friends optimistic about mayor's cancer
• Waterville baby is area's first in the new year
• Police release home
• Mix-up caused dispatch worries
• Millions spent fixing damage from Irene
• Hearing scheduled in Wintle case
• Parachutist rescued after clinging to tree
• Official charged with assault to consider plea deal
• Post 9/11 GI Bill helps locals
• Annual Lobster Dip raises $82K for Special Olympics
• State conservationists say 2011 was great year for land preservation
• POLICE
• WATERVILLE DISTRICT COURT
• Victim identified in fatal crash near Old Town
• Patriots thrash Bills 49-21, clinch No. 1 seed
• Powerball tickets doubling in price to $2
• Maine 2011 road deaths lowest since 1959
• No easy answers to New England cod crisis
• 2011 fire deaths more than double from 2010
• Maine encouraging New Year's Day hikes at parks
• Fate of GOP hopefuls rests with undecided voters
• POLICE
• Cheryl, Larry Barkow commit to new life as full-time caregivers
• Polar b-b-bears t-t-take the plunge
• ON THE EDGE: Just another auld lang syne
• Jan. 1 babies react differently to holiday
• Icy weather contributor in Fairfield crash
• SNAPSHOT: Precarious perch
• Quieter commercials, fireworks on the way in 2012
• Crime-scene tape comes down at Violette Avenue home
• Missing child cases often difficult to investigate
• Cornville man, 21, dies in crash
• UPDATE: Police ID Gardiner crash victims
• LePage says 2012 can be year of promise
• Escapee back behind bars
• Trash hauler fee hike will take start Sunday
• Police log offers insight into custody questions
• Norridgewockwoman injured in crash dies
• Bellavance found guilty
• New governor, GOP Legislature, highlight year in politics
• No new information in Hannaford beef recall
• Ayla case now in state police hands
• Psychics among hundreds of tipsters in Ayla case
• Donations pour in for Oakland fire victims
• Details of Augusta carjacking released
• Grease likely cause of mobile home fire
• Commentor's poem leads to subpoena
• Maine heads into 2012 with good economic news
• Monmouth selectmen add two years to manager's contract
• Mercury recycling program comes under scrutiny
• POLICE
• Bellavance found guilty of topless coffee shop arson
• Police: foul play involved in missing toddler case
• BRIEFS
• Due to overfishing, Maine closes some scallop grounds
• Sears closes 79 Kmart and Sears stores; Maine locations spared
• Gulf of Maine shrimp season to be a short one
• Once an afterthought, Romney eyes Iowa with hope
• Maine ocean lab to get $600K grant
• Morning Sentinel police log: Dec. 30, 2011
• Celebrated Maine photographer dies
• Worker falls 18 feet after floor gives way
• BILL NEMITZ: Blanket Project helps kids in jail stitch together lives
• No Sears and Kmart closings so far in Maine
• North Anson woman, 87, hurt in crash
• Starks withdrawal now in voters' hands
• Numbers dwindle at Occupy Maine camp as cold temperatures arrive
• New crowd buys old boot, giving L.L. Bean a boost
• Bellavance takes stand
• Farmington fire destroys barn, kills horse
• Police narrow search for Ayla Reynolds
• UPDATED: Mother of missing toddler wants to talk to father
• Thanks to boot sales, LL Bean adding 125 full-time workers
• Fire destroys Farmington barn, kills horse
• Poll: Americans optimistic about 2012
• Maine Air Force land sold to investor
• Susan Collins extends voting streak to 4,825
• Morning Sentinel police log: Dec. 29, 2011
• Anson official resigns position
• Jefferson man runs with 'Crushstation'
• Southern Maine golfers get in some swings
• Maine State Police sergeant firmly backs those who arrested him
• Skowhegan deputy police chief calls it quits
• Bellavance considering testimony
• Investor buys Moscow radar site
• 'America's Most Wanted' to air another segment
• Blaze leaves Thorndike church in ruins
• Ayla Reynolds' father issues second public statement
• Thorndike church destroyed by fire
• Maine Fisheries Dept hires new directors
• Former waitress testifies in topless coffee shop arson trial
• Police: Watch out for chimney-sweeping scam in southern Maine
• Maine fishermen expect record prices for scallops in 2012
• Paul's surge prompting a new look from GOP voters
• New Affiliation with Columbia
• LePage picks Fowle for bench
• In Bellavance trial, defense takes aim at jealousy argument
• Morning Sentinel police log: Dec. 28, 2011
• Plans for Downeaster Brunswick facility move ahead
• Downtown Farmington businesses report burglaries
• Program at Winthrop High School benefits volunteer firefighter
• Skowhegan sets special meeting for gas pipeline
• Waterville police get tips from all over
• 'It's everything we had'
• Oakland fire destroys home, burns father
• LePage names 2 judicial nominees
• Obama nominates 2 to Federal Reserve Board
• Maine tries to rebuild urchin industry
• Search for missing toddler in 11th day
• PARTY OF TWO: Don't wish for my life
• Businesses offer $1,000 reward after Christmas burglaries
• Witness provides alibi for arson supect
• Memo: Gingrich praised Romney health plan
• Sears to close 100 to 120 Kmart, Sears stores
• Maine offers Jan. 1 hikes at state parks
• Living with dementia
• Morning Sentinel police log: Dec. 27, 2011
• Skowhegan District Court: Nov. 1-18, 2011 (H-W)
• Farmington District Court: Sept. 20-Oct. 25, 2011 (R-Z)
• PATHS students put their skills to work
• DHHS decries California-style pot dispensary
• Crowds flock to mall for post-Christmas shopping
• 'The Army has changed me,' says Maine soldier back from Iraq
• Marine in Afghanistan thinking of Maine home
• For skiers, cold comfort in chairlift safety statistics
• $30,000 reward offered in search for Ayla Reynolds
• Police: $30,000 reward in missing-toddler case
• Odd news keeps New Englanders laughing, thinking
• Experts: Riding in cars riskier than ski lifts
• Civil War's 150th stirs a trove of memories
• Obama spends Christmas with family, military
• Back in campaign mode, GOP presidential hopefuls focus
• Tough choice looms on 9/11 health lawsuits
• Morning Sentinel police log: Dec. 26, 2011
• Farmington District Court: Sept. 20-Oct. 25, 2011
• Lack of snowfall puts damper on snowmobile season
• Maine Academy of Natural Sciences takes hands-on approach to learning
• Augusta dinner volunteers display spirit of the day
• Bank, vendors split on Associated Grocers money
• BILL NEMITZ: A homecoming Jackman won't soon forget
• ON MAINE POLITICS: Guns at work remain issue
• People eat, sing, visit at Central Maine Family Christmas Dinner
• Dozens dead in terror attacks across Nigeria
• Four killed in crash
• Waterville police chief asks for privacy
• Four men killed in Palermo crash
• Knicks edge Celtics in season opener
• Little snow hampers snowmobile season
• Maine lawmakers ready for 2012 session
• NORAD Santa trackers have record holiday
• Northern travelers urged to prep for busy border
• Trump drops out of Republican Party
• EPA: Tips to prevent holiday septic woes
• Search for toddler continues on Christmas Eve
• LePage's first year as governor is Maine's top story, AP says
• Maine supports FDA in cigarette lawsuit
• Gingrich, Perry left off Virginia ballot
• Ron Paul's nonprofits push law's limit
• Morning Sentinel police log: Dec. 24, 2011
• Waterville District Court: Nov. 15-Dec. 18, 2011
• Pingree sees barriers to Medicaid cuts
• Civil action planned after Portland standoff
• Ogunquit Playhouse receives Moss Hart Award
• North Anson woman arrested on heroin charges
• Vassalboro selectmen to auction off lot
• Clinton woman charged with food stamp fraud
• Trucks crash on icy roads
• J.P. DEVINE: Making it home for the holidays
• Ski resorts happy to finally see snow
• Wounded soldier grateful for life
• 'I saw a swoosh,' says witness in Bellavance trial
• Annual Christmas dinner at Elks Lodge
• Missing girl has nation's attention
• Snow limits search for Ayla Reynolds
• Witness changes story, says he watched suspect set coffee shop ablaze
• Belfast company temporarily lays off 70
• Two charged after raid at Waterboro pot house
• More retailers pull formula after infant death
• North Anson woman faces felony drug charges
• Police: Snowfall hampers search for toddler
• Boston student leaves $172,000 violin on bus
• Happy 10th Anniversary to Jobs for Maine Graduates program at WPS
• Meet the new Administrative Staff at WSHS
• Oakland police log Dec. 23
• Winslow police log Dec. 23
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log Dec. 23
• SUV hits school boy
• LePage requests heat plan by Tuesday
• UMaine extends basketball coach's contract
• GOP halts opposition to tax-cut bill
• Trooper stopped for drunken driving
• 9 Maine ski areas giving away free lessons
• 28 Bangor students disciplined for drinking party
• Police chief downplays activity at home
• BUSINESSES STEP UP
• Studentat Mt. Blueexpelled
• Trooper charged with off-duty drunk driving
• Pingree seesbarriers to cuts
• WATERVILLE DISTRICT COURT
• Mt. Blue student expelled
• Morning Sentinel police log: Dec. 23, 2011
• Police downplay activity at home
• Businesses step up in search for Ayla Reynolds
• Abducted woman lucky, says self-defense teacher
• CMP planning coal tar clean-up
• Warm winter delays rinks
• Another promising sign for economy
• Wave of bombings across Iraqi capital kills 69
• Walmart pulls formula after baby dies
• Visitors leaving mementoes at home of missing toddler
• Police crime scene tape surrounds toddler's home
• Claims lowest since '08 as job market improves
• Average 30-year mortgage rate hits record low 3.91 pct
• Journal retracts study linking virus, chronic fatigue
• Army transfers 8 US soldiers after suicide
• Waldo County Sheriff's Office log Dec. 22
• Police seek armed robber of Bangor hotel
• Winslow police log Dec. 22
• Ex-NFL players blame league for brain injuries
• Fairfield police log Dec. 22
• McCain: Republican stance on payroll tax a mistake
• Americans frustrated by congressional stalemates
• Oakhurst Dairy celebrates 90th anniversary
• Maine home sales up for 5th straight month
• Carols and Lights Audio Online
• Morning Sentinel police log: Dec. 22, 2011
• Drivers slide off icy roadways in central Maine
• Freezing rain causes slew of traffic issues
• Mount View teacher starts campaign to help heat homes in need
• Census shows Maine population up
• Report: Michigan group gave $250,000 to Maine's No on 1
• Winter weather wake-up for Maine drivers
• More Cutler Files documents to be public
• Pingree wants explanation for recall
• Parade to honor veteran at home
• Armed robber kidnaps woman in Augusta
• Vigil draws nearly 100
• In topless coffee shop trial, state paints picture of jealousy
• Retail angel alights in Waterville
• Search expands as tips flood in
• Limington woman killed in car crash
• Vigil of hope for missing Waterville toddler
• Economy ending 2011 on surprising upswing
• Obama to Boehner: Two-month tax cut only option
• 2 women chosen for Navy's first-kiss tradition
• Augusta police investigate kidnapping, robbery
• Commander in chief visits pet store, orders pizza
• New election rules a win for labor unions
• Authorities expand search for toddler
• Huntsman blasts Romney for NH jobs record
• 8 US soldiers charged in fellow soldier's death
• Man found sleeping in Randolph ends up at homeowner's gunpoint
• Study: People still migrating to South, West
• Investigator: arson suspect was mad girlfriend worked as a topless waitress
• Maine among 3 states to lose population in 2011
• Police: man reportedly pushed woman, stole her purse
• Defense rests case in WikiLeaks military hearing
• Seth Wescott signs on as L.L. Bean 'ambassador'
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log Dec. 21
• Farmington area schools out early today
• Oakland police log Dec. 21
• Fairfield police log Dec. 21
• Maine expected to see snow on Friday
• Winslow police log Dec. 21
• Freezing rain causes crashes and delays
• Maine gambling board wants more staff
• MaineCare cut opponents send lawmakers postcards
• Mass. man dies in head-on collision in Maine
• Pilot was warned of icing before NJ crash that killed 5
• Owner of heating oil business sentenced for tax fraud
• Maine job training program graduates 1st class
• Morning Sentinel police log: Dec. 21, 2011
• Officials release South China bank robbery photo
• Bird influenza strain blamed for New England seal deaths
• Huhtamaki honored for pollution control
• Ayla Reynolds' father speaks
• Candlelight vigil today
• Gurney new president of Maine Optometric Association
• Maine's poor become collateral damage in Congressional debate
• LePage sure about waiver for DHHS cuts
• Franklin County voters don't want new dispatch center, says commissioner
• Waterville councilors table resolution on police station
• What battle looks like
• Bellavance said he did it, says witness
• UPDATE: Father of missing toddler speaks for first time
• Part of stream drained in search for missing toddler
• Lewiston man pleads guilty to teen sex charges
• Police: 100 leads in missing toddler case
• Seal deaths linked to bird flu virus
• More salmonella cases linked to Hannaford ground beef
• Super Bowl to be streamed online, to mobile phones
• Vigil Wednesday for missing toddler
• 2 Earth-size planets spotted around distant star
• Exec departs after saying mills, park can coexist
• House rejects 2-month payroll tax plan
• LePage drops in on State House budget talks
• Investment bankers die in plane crash on NJ highway
• Ex-girlfriend: arson suspect threatened me, my horse
• Kim Jong Il's body displayed; media glorify son
• Fairfield police log Dec. 20
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log Dec. 20
• Winslow police log Dec. 20
• Oakland police log Dec. 20
• Fugitive captured in Maine waives hearing in N.H.
• Police seize cars from Violette Ave home
• Woman says she drove man accused of arson
• Pot-growing brothers sentenced to prison
• White Christmas odds grow in northern New England
• N.H. sexual assault suspect captured in Maine
• State's Medicaid claims system passes muster
• Kosher donuts help celebration
• Two injured in Belgrade Route 27 collision
• Waterville man injured aiding crash victim
• Residents consider restoring Town House
• Board: Doctor violated pill rules
• Public gets shot at new police station proposal
• Power outage closes schools, local businesses
• OCCUPY MAINE SUES CITY
• Legislature may discuss control of housing director
• Another robbery at Augusta motel
• Father's vehicle seized; toddler still missing
• Police take 2 vehicles at toddler's house
• FARMINGTON DISTRICT COURT
• POLICE
• AT&T agrees to drop bid for T-Mobile
• Death of N. Korea's Kim gives region jitters
• Public Concern
• Perry: Wall Street bailout biggest theft in history
• Immunity offered to witness in Vassalboro arson trial
• House, Senate on collision course over payroll tax
• CMP looking into power outage in Farmington
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log Dec. 19
• Second robbery at Augusta motel
• Jeep plunges into stream after Belgrade crash
• Oakland police log Dec. 19
• Fairfield police log Dec. 19
• Winslow police log Dec. 19
• Charity gift cards stolen from Lyman church
• Man on bail after manhunt in more trouble
• Newport police log Dec. 19
• Maine avg. gas price falls more than 3 cents
• U.S. weighing N. Korea policy after Kim death
• Woman gets probation for role in arson
• Gambling board to address casino issues
• Marijuana dispensary operator changes name
• North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, 69, has died
• ON MAINE POLITICS: LePage wants 'fluke' changed
• Auburn doctor switches from humorist to activist
• Home burglaries now an almost daily occurrence
• It's high noon for Occupy Maine
• Vassalboro cowboy parade benefits injured girl
• Norridgewock firefighter brings Santa to seniors
• Farmington church keeps Christmas options open
• Katahdin tale envisioned on silver screen
• Natural gas proposal a lightning rod
• Search continues for Waterville toddler
• Tebow who? Patriots thrash Broncos, 41-23
• Search for missing toddler continues
• 'We are the 99 percent' chosen as year's top quote
• Waterville: Search continues for missing toddler
• Toddler Search
• UPDATE: Search continues for Waterville toddler
• Last US troops leave Iraq; war ends
• Local company adds more seafood websites
• LePage's welfare numbers 'deceptive,' Democrats say
• Morning Sentinel police log: Dec. 18, 2011
• Morning Sentinel correction: Dec. 18, 2011
• Trash fee not on Monday's agenda for China selectmen
• Special town meeting in Cornville Monday
• 'Super Saturday' draws shoppers
• Occupy Augusta group meets at Capitol Park
• Hannaford urges customers to return ground beef
• Home heating program takes hit in Senate bill
• Paving equipment has new shelter in Bingham
• J.P. DEVINE: Angels and egg nog
• Donations boost Belgrade library project
• Crane towers over central Maine
• Sugarloaf opens new chairlift
• Oohs and aahs few, far between
• Waterville toddler missing
• UPDATE: Waterville toddler still missing; abduction feared
• Six congressmen ask for new cod assessment
• Skyline lift at Sugarloaf Mountain now running
• Dems challenge LePage's taxpayer math
• Snowe, Collins approve payroll tax cut
• Saturday's police logs
• One year after accident, Sugarloaf opens ski lift
• US charges ex-Fannie, Freddie CEOs with fraud
• Maine wreath company offer wreath-making tips
• Obama welcomes home troops from Iraq
• Morning Sentinel police log: Dec. 17, 2011
• Waterville, Unity get federal grant funds
• Belgrade planners want more information on former marina plans
• Christmas services at Gardiner church center on music
• Palermo selectmen sell lot to cover taxes, fees
• LePage 'stretched truth' about Maine's rank, Forbes says
• Maine misses out on education grant
• STILL LIFE: Embracing the Christmas spirit
• Police say South China bank robber fled on bicycle
• In Augusta, high school students defend health centers
• Son didn't do it, mother says
• Skowhegan's beet-based de-icer will save soil, vehicles
• Son remembers Fred Boucher as philanthropist, man of faith
• Hannaford ground beef recalled
• Dispute in China neighborhood turns into chaotic melee
• Police: Armed bank robber got away on a bike
• Forbes: 'Gov. LePage stretches truth'
• Student's welfare, Walmart column touches nerve
• Source unknown for Hannaford's contaminated beef
• Maine misses bid for federal education grant
• Fitzpatrick Trophy finalists named
• Armed male robs Border Trust in South China
• Fire destroys Litchfield house
• Newport police log Dec. 16
• Winslow police log Dec. 16
• U.S. solider faces life in prison for Wikileaks incident
• LL Bean employee adopts LL Bean the dog
• Stephen King's heating oil-help exceeds goals
• Christopher Hitchens, militant pundit, dies at 62
• $50K for Waterville Arts
• Morning Sentinel police log: Dec. 16, 2011
• Gov. LePage sets sights on Targeted Case Management
• North Monmouth mother concerned about Head Start
• Group lists projects to help Maine
• MTA settles Violette lawsuit
• Two wreaths stolen from Winthrop veterans memorial
• Condominium project appeal renews debate in Farmington
• Starks begins secession vote
• Anson residents sort through fire remnants
• Witnesses in Bellavance trial speak of coffee shop threat, abuse, prostitution
• Critics of proposed cuts see trouble in long term
• Outdoor skating returns to Waterville
• Iraq war over
• STILL LIFE: Do you see what I see?
• Former coffee shop owner testifies in arson case
• Ex-turnpike director to pay $155K for misconduct
• New political party seeks ballot OK in Maine
• Optimism growing on deal to avoid federal shutdown
• LePage: Cuts are "not what I want to do"
• Outdoor skating rinks coming to Waterville
• Job market brightens as unemployment claims sink
• Somerset County police logs
• Golden Globes: 'The Artist' leads with 6 noms
• Fairfield police log Dec. 15
• Maine State Police Troop C log
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Office log Dec. 15
• Winslow police log Dec. 15:
• Panetta formally ends Iraq War
• Report: Half of U.S. schools failing
• Paper mill, national park can co-exist
• Poll: Most Americans want payroll tax extension
• Madison residents push for pipeline revote
• Colby Partners with KIPP
• Sugarloaf to open improved lift
• Phillips man injured fleeing blaze
• Police: Man challenged cop to fight
• Skowhegan selectmen OK request for downtown grant
• China Planing Board approves new school road
• Workers recall how spiders broke loose from shipment to BIW
• Higgins pleads guilty to embezzling
• Thomaston man charged with 'bath salts' felony
• AOS 9 budget meeting causes some to ponder consolidation
• Fairfield, Oakland approve tax breaks for gas pipeline
• Robbery suspect arrested after police make plea for help
• Topless coffee shop arson trial under way
• LePage defends budget gap proposal
• Hundreds protest MaineCare cuts
• POLICE
• Police arrest Winslow man wanted in stabbing case
• FRANKLIN COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT
• SNAPSHOT: Warm weather
• SNAPSHOT: Seeing red
• Hundreds of protestors, witnesses denounce LePage's budget
• More bath salts found in Waterville
• Warm temps hurting local ski areas
• Oakland police log Dec. 14
• Man arrested after allegedly threatening off-duty cop
• Testimony begins in coffee-shop arson trial
• Kerry asks Commerce Sec'y for new Maine cod assessment
• UMaine System names three finalists for chancellor
• Higgins pleads guilty to embezzling from law group
• Survey: Mainers pessimistic about economy
• Madison residents may give pipeline another shot
• Winslow police log Dec. 14
• Fairfield police log Dec. 14
• Time names 'The Protester' as 'Person of Year'
• Report: Maine college grads earn 50 percent more
• Syracuse coach accuser jailed in Maine
• 2.5M young adults gain health coverage under new law
• Anson fire leaves 5 homeless
• Mt. Blue bomb threats costly
• Medicaid at center of budget debate
• Trial begins for topless coffee arson
• Hallowell moves toward TIF OK
• Man given probation for gun offense
• Group to call for anti-pill campaign
• Salvation Army needs bell help
• Sidney to host hearing about gas pipeline TIF
• Santa, Mrs. Claus returning for Banana Stand food drive
• Two injured in rollover
• Oakland may survey residents on rejected office
• Councilors vote to ban fireworks
• Police seek Wilton armed robbery suspect
• Democrats looking for shortfall answers
• POLICE
• BIW unpacks a load of black widow spiders
• Topless coffee shop arson trial set to begin
• Trump says he won't moderate GOP debate after all
• Next generation GPS starts tests
• NTSB urges ban on cellphone use, texting by drivers
• Authorities find more remains near NY beach
• Fire ruins Anson apartment building
• New England govs say they can't fill heating aid gap
• 2 Maine hikers rescued from NH mountain trail
• Obama vows veto of House GOP's payroll tax cut bill
• New giant plane to launch people, cargo into orbit
• Winslow council approves moratorium on fireworks sales
• Somerset County police logs
• Oakland Town Council seeks answers
• Supreme court upholds conviction in machete attack
• NH official: No aesthetic cables for Memorial Bridge
• Fairfield, Madison women slightly injured in rollover accident
• Former Maine corrections chief Allen dies at 74
• Syracuse accuser expects to go to prison
• Biddeford man appeals double-murder conviction
• Sandusky waives hearing, vows to fight charges
• New data said to narrow hunt for 'God' particle
• Police remove Occupy Baltimore protesters
• Robert Judd
• State House meeting on Medicaid cuts under way
• Winslow police log Dec. 13
• Conn. man in custody after stabbing in Bangor
• Augusta area police activity
• Augusta police look into robbery report
• Chelsea man charged after crash
• Oakland police log Dec. 13
• $10.8M to help replace Richmond-Dresden bridge
• Brunswick woman sentenced for food stamp fraud
• Rights panel: Exotic dancer wrongfully fired
• Domestic assault suspect captured on I-95
• Average Maine heating oil price down slightly
• Mackenzie Receives Fulbright
• Morning Sentinel police log: Dec. 13, 2011
• Art show reveals Lebanese culture in Waterville
• Waterville police stop three fights in city
• Maine's 'worst' rating conflicts with other reports
• Augusta man arrested in Rite Aid robbery
• Police find man with possible link to robbery
• Biomass boiler at textile center represents savings, new jobs
• Auction intensifies for old Air Force property
• Police say teen stole from store
• Voters to decide on larger AOS 92 budget
• Pipeline TIF debate comes to Fairfield, Oakland
• ‘Those days are over,’ says Obama of Iraq war
• 'It will put the Margaret Chase Smith Library back on the map'
• Showdown looms in Augusta
• Belgrade boy, 3, home recovering
• Budget cuts could affect thousands of Mainers
• Funeral Friday for victim found in storage unit
• Romney, Gingrich trade accusations of greed
• LePage: Democrats in denial over MaineCare costs
• 4 minor earthquakes detected in Maine
• Another name change for former Blackwater firm
• Don McLean to play L/A film festival
• Portland police search for bomb at Occupy camp
• Obama: Troops leaving Iraq with heads held high
• Man arrested in Winthrop Rite Aid robbery
• 'Elvis' monkey, psychedelic gecko found in SE Asia
• Court postpones hearing on Dolloff conviction
• Winslow police log Dec. 12
• Fairfield police log Dec. 12
• Oakland police log Dec. 12
• Newport police log Dec. 12
• Maine foundation distributes $600K for health reforms
• High court to look at Arizona immigration laws
• Bad economy? Not for farmers
• Occupy protesters seek to shut West Coast ports
• Avg. Maine gas price unchanged at $3.38
• Community college to offer training for gambling jobs
• Lewiston man accused of stabbing of woman
• Morning Sentinel police log: Dec. 12, 2011
• Newport District Court: Sept. 9-Sept. 30, 2011
• SAD 54 officials approve borrowing plan for biomass boiler
• UMF grad battling rare immune disorder
• Belgrade Lakes building's fate on meeting agenda
• SAD 74 union to expand its role
• Upkeep on Waterville's 354 roads a big job
• ON MAINE POLITICS: Forbes ranks Maine last for business
• Waterville square dancing club offers monthly dances
• Maine businesses feel new health insurance law
• Schools careful with concussions
• Fire destroys Clinton home's interior
• Brady throws 3 TDs; Patriots outlast Redskins, 34-27.
• Pats Gronkowski breaks mark for TDs by tight end
• Perry: Gingrich's infidelities an issue with voters
• Freeport distiller to donate spuds to the needy
• LePage: Medicaid plan tough to share
• Sunday's police blotter
• Maine ski lodge eschews fossil fuels
• Bowdoin hockey teams lead food drive
• Northeast states cut heating aid to poor
• Skowhegan legislator seeks law to protect horses
• STILL LIFE: Colby celebrates global Christmas
• J.P. DEVINE: The wait to retire shortens
• STILL LIFE: Fruit loops + robotics = drama
• Morning Sentinel correction: Dec. 11, 2011
• JONATHAN RISKIND: Snowe explains 'present' vote
• Wreaths, ribbons adorn veterans' headstones
• State parks have much to offer this winter
• Students get tips on risk, startups
• University of Maine system fights enrollment decline
• UMA’s enrollment decline is higher than state average
• SAD 59 bus drivers, custodians speak up
• Jay man sought in Wilton robbery
• Seth Wescott's team sponsors athletic dreams
• Mainers participate in Wreaths Across America Day in Arlington
• Cold winter coming
• LePage wants to shield 'working papers' from public
• Football: Georgia Southern eliminates UMaine, 35-23
• Bangor police get bath-salts kits
• Maine drops workers' comp rate again
• Race to replace Snowe heats up
• Police investigating Wilton robbery
• Obama presses GOP on consumer-watchdog delay
• Maine-NH bridge to close for good next month
• Va. Tech gunman's motives still a mystery
• Maine gets $3.4M in rural grants
• Morning Sentinel police log: Dec. 10, 2011
• World record for ugly sweaters could be set in Wells
• Proposed cuts may hit elderly hardest
• Inmate garden program keeps on growing
• Friday's high school scores
• Vassalboro selectmen give man approval to buy land
• No nomination for new judge could hurt state
• State offers meetings on new trapping permit
• PARTY OF TWO: Flying with Angie is an adventure
• Criminals beware: You're on camera in Skowhegan
• 'Please help me get home,' says American held captive
• Kingfield takes Maine water crown
• Two buildings in Waterville to be demolished Monday
• MaineCare cuts would hurt at top, hospital group says
• Jury set in coffee shop trial
• Brunswick bridge closed for repairs
• Lewiston mayoral candidate dies
• Maine cod report being examined today
• As he campaigns, Gingrich also works for profit
• Suspect charged in baseball-bat beating, robbery
• Fairfield police log Dec. 9
• Winslow police log Dec. 9
• Detroit, Newport, Palmyra police log
• Morning Sentinel police log: Dec. 9, 2011
• Kennebec County Superior Court: Dec. 9, 2011
• Winslow Rescue truck hits car on way to call
• Fairfield looks to fill open seats in groups
• State court upholds mortgage ruling
• Snowe decries consumer agency pick
• Occupiers' right to protest clashes with city ordinances
• Coast may see wind turbines by 2016
• Winslow to debate fireworks
• Another shooting baffles, saddens Virginia Tech
• Occupy Augusta demonstrators pack it in
• Logger won't be charged
• Canaan woman killed
• UPDATE: Woman dies in Skowhegan crash
• Winslow Rescue collides with car in Waterville
• CRASH
• Occupy Augusta is leaving Capitol Park today
• Winslow police log Dec. 8
• Oakland police log Dec. 8
• Fairfield police log Dec. 8
• Research To Be Presented in Ethiopia, in Amharic
• Large turnout expected for party with Santa in Bingham
• Hartland woman arrested on heroin possession charge
• Augusta Police say occupier set tent fire
• Belgrade recreation board questions selectpersons about dismissal
• Farmington resident appeals condo project approval
• Waterville City Council still has doubts on pipeline
• Police: N.H. fugitive was after ex, new beau
• SNAPSHOT: Salvage and repair
• Crime forces out another Skowhegan business
• Recall plans against Benton selectwoman likely moot
• Handlers file lawsuit related to taking of adopted son
• Small window for Lepage’s Medicaid cuts
• Madison School District looks at replacing staff with contractors
• SNAPSHOT: Checking twice
• Teen charged in Occupy Augusta arson
• Winthrop pharmacy robbed
• Fairfield police log Dec. 7
• Augusta man calls 911 for ride home
• Oakland police log Dec. 7
• Northport family sues DHHS
• Somerset County police logs
• Winslow police log Dec. 7
• New provider joins Bingham Area Health Center
• Time Warner behind Lego League contest
• Franklin Community Health Network officers featured in panel
• Three attend Boys & Girls Club leadership program
• Customer needs topic of next Chamber meeting
• Norridgework nomination paperwork out Monday
• Getchell named VP at Kennebec Savings Bank
• Waterville winter ban violators get tickets
• China selectmen vote to buy new tractor
• Fire destroys loggers' home in Jackman
• Veteran emblems stolen from Vassalboro cemeteries
• Police say woman, boyfriend stole from ER after car accident
• Waterville City Council decision inches gas pipeline further
• Skowhegan 'bombed' by knitters
• Augusta Occupiers say they will stay despite arson
• Franklin County committees back vote on new dispatch center
• Benton selectwoman's arrest sparks recall effort
• SNAPSHOT: No need to water these
• Trucker won’t be charged in August crash that killed 12-year-old
• LePage on DHHS cuts: 'This is crisis time'
• SNAPSHOT: A little off track
• U.S. Cellular adds new cell site in Smithfield
• POLICE
• LePage calls for overhaul of Medicaid benefits
• Do presidents age faster than rest of us?
• Former Maine Dem chief tapped for State Dept. post
• Oakland police log Dec. 6
• Obama sees 'make or break' time for middle class
• Waterville couple charged with stealing from emergency room
• Court upholds ruling in robo-signing foreclosure
• Somerset County police logs
• Winslow Police Department blotter Dec. 6
• Fairfield police log Dec. 6
• Winslow police log Dec. 6
• S&P downgrade threats put pressure on EU leaders
• Vt. again ranked healthiest state, NH 2nd, Maine 8th
• Occupy protesters dismantle campsites in Bangor
• Sentencing hearing today for ex-Gov. Blagojevich
• Bill would make drug price gouging a federal crime
• Grid operator says New England's set for winter power
• Feeling hardy? Winter campsites along Allagash available
• Nature Conservancy buys groundfish permit
• Students Present Semester Research
• Morning Sentinel police log: Dec. 6, 2011
• Skowhegan District Court: Nov. 1-18, 2011
• Somali cabbies suing Portland
• New Hampshire fugitive urged to turn himself in
• Collins, Snowe stall on consumer chief pick
• Belgrade recreation director let go without stated reason
• Men sentenced for Hartland crimes
• Two women from Winslow collision still in hospital
• Waterville man writes father's story
• Waterville council to discuss selling city buildings
• Decision expected soon on Occupy Augusta
• New rules for Maine schools
• Resort owner 'doing well'
• Judge denies bail for Mercier
• Police urge fugitive to surrender
• STILL LIFE: Tall order
• Portland's Occupy protesters amend petition to city
• Oakland police log Dec. 5
• Maine Dems: LePage a 'bully' for profane remark
• Portland Occupy camper charged with threatening
• Obama keeps pressure on GOP over payroll tax cuts
• No decision yet from judge in Occupy Augusta case
• Late Red Sox clubhouse chief accused of '90s abuse
• Winslow police log Dec. 5
• Fairfield police log Dec. 5
• Somerset County police logs
• City warns against new tent at Occupy Boston
• Average Maine gasoline price down 2.6 cents
• Hearing today on Occupy Augusta encampment
• Mekong kayak trip basis for two events
• BILL NEMITZ: State treasurer, Popham neighbors at odds
• Cape Elizabeth robotics team shines again
• Lake George Regional Park marks 20 years
• Area residents give pole fitness a whirl
• Winslow crash sends three women to hospital
• Thorndike stove collection a window into winters past
• Morning Sentinel police log: Dec. 5, 2011
• ON MAINE POLITICS: LePage shortfall plan due this week
• Occupy Augusta has fans of many faiths
• Why shop online?
• Eaton Mountain owner hurt
• Search for prison escapee unnerves York County residents
• Gronkowski's 3 TDs lead Pats over Colts 31-24
• Connecticut Powerball winners donate $1M for veterans
• U.S. private college presidents' pay up modestly
• Bates College appoints new president
• 250 Santas swarm slopes at Sunday River
• 100,000 wreaths headed to Arlington Cemetery
• Cuts to slow delivery of first-class mail
• Obama defends his faith in America amid criticism
• GOP race minus Cain = Romney vs. Gingrich?
• Iran says it shot down unmanned U.S. spy plane
• Breast cancer motorcycle license plate in works
• 19 Occupy protesters arrested at Portland, Ore., park
• Man dead at Occupy campsite on Texas campus
• Official: 13 hurt when fans storm Okla. St. field
• MaineHousing director answers critics
• Augusta protest leads to meeting with governor
• Clock ticking on Mainers' unemployment benefits
• Area resident reflects on Miss Maine USA Pageant
• Morning Sentinel police log: Dec. 4, 2011
• Gravestone returned to proper place in Bradford
• Wreaths to adorn Togus National Cemetery
• Carrabec fourth-graders collect for African nation
• Morning fire destroys Madison home
• Report warns of coming fiscal crunch
• J.P. DEVINE: A tree for all seasons
• Farmington revelers get inventive at Chester Greenwood celebration
• Cain calls it off
• 84-year-old says she was strip searched at JFK
• Escapee described as armed, dangerous, headed for Maine
• LePage meets with job seekers
• Maine readies for unemployment benefit cutoff
• Gingrich praises Cain for optimism, big ideas
• Cain says he's 'suspending' campaign
• Saudi report: Women driving spurs premarital sex
• Engineering students tackle binge drinking
• Fishing industry feels loss in Frank's retirement
• Vt., Maine, RI senators push energy aid bill
• Occupy Bangor agrees to move from library site
• New approach sought in Maine national park debate
• 161-year-old headstone returned to rightful place
• Romney says Attorney General Holder should quit
• Snowe: Balanced budget amendment needed to restrain free spenders
• In China, rumblings of unrest as economy weakens
• Sandusky talks about Paterno, abuse case
• Brunswick woman convicted of stealing food stamps
• Report: Police went undercover to watch Occupy LA
• Shipyard to deliver toys in Maine, NH, Mass
• Collins gets good look at bridge in decay
• Farmingdale musician in tune with performing
• Palermo continues TV discussion
• Burglar gets six months in jail
• Vassalboro man kidnapped by friends, police say
• Grand jury indicts suspect on theft, extortion charges
• Sunday concert in Oakland features big band music
• Doctors, addicts decry drug limit
• Man indicted in Bank of America robbery
• Menacing dogs have Waterville police chief on the offensive
• New bail laws proposed
• ‘No one wants to shoot at anybody, and no one wants to get shot themselves’
• Four charged in drug deal gone sour
• Couple burglarized homes, say police
• STILL LIFE: The Christmas tree plops
• Morning Sentinel police log: Dec. 3, 2011
• Stock market closes out its best week since 2009
• Suspect in contractor's slaying pleads not guilty
• Study confirms many of us go online to kill time
• Police believe NH escapee may have stolen vehicle
• Shootings by Maine police on the rise
• DNA confirms ID of body in Lewiston storage unit
• Lobster tag lost in 'Perfect Storm' hops Atlantic
• Bangor library asks Occupy group to leave by Monday
• Cain to announce decision about future on Saturday
• Europe, facing abyss, embraces German might
• Tuna research center opens in Mass.
• Panel of scientists backs dismal cod assessment
• 35-year sentence for fatal street shooting in Bangor
• Investigators: Woman intentionally set Rockland fire
• N.H. man sentenced for killing wife who strangled son
• Dead River merges with Vt. fuel company
• Camp Victory, icon of US military, now in Iraqi hands
• Brunswick pedestrian killed in Bowdoinham
• Sen. Snowe touts proposed biomass rule
• Waldo County town adopts strict wind power rules
• Washington County probate judge sanctioned
• Holden man pulls gun in Silly String dispute
• Jobless rate falls to lowest since March 2009
• Valentine's day for Sox
• Mental health clinic won't move offices
• Canadians arrested at border drug bust
• Sorting through history in Norridgewock
• Car collides with bus; no one hurt
• More parents in US opting out of school shots for their kids
• Maine's rate of school vaccine exemptions slightly below average
• Waterville to showcase holiday spirit
• Morning Sentinel police log: December 2, 2011
• Somerset County police logs
• Fairfield, Oakland, Winslow police logs Dec. 1
• Arrested occupiers explain stand
• U.S. Cellular adds two cell towers in area
• Legislator faces ethics investigation
• Waterville lawmaker charged with speeding
• Tree in place, ready to decorate, light
• Maine State Museum director says he's retiring next year
• Board OKs new subdivision, talks town votes
• Man get 10 years in jail for sex charges
• Baby recovering from assault, says mom
• Motive still unclear in Dover-Foxcroft shooting
• Bellavance continues to contest charges
• Few attended withdrawal talk
• POLICE
• Garage owner indicted in contractor's slaying
• Investigators: Dover-Foxcroft slaying 'inexplicable'
• Maine delegation seeks fisheries disaster declaration
• Latest theory on N.Y. beach victims: 1 killer of 10
• Move by central banks exhilarates Wall Street
• Fairfield, Oakland, Winslow police logs Nov. 30
• Falmouth woman charged with growing pot
• Bangor man gets 8 years for bank robbery
• Three suspected of siphoning oil from Belfast home
• Occupy LA's legacy: Stench, trash, property damage
• Flying squirrel invades N.J. emergency room
• Horses in U.S. could soon be slaughtered for meat
• 1st Penn State abuse suit comes from new accuser
• Maine Revenue Services undergoes reorganization
• L.A., Philly police clear Occupy camps, arrest hundreds
• Feisty Cain presses ahead with presidential bid
• Ethics panel rules against GOP lawmaker
• Treasury: Payroll tax cut saved Mainers $400M
• 12 named semifinalists for football's Fitzpatrick Trophy
• MPBN board names new CEO
• Piano Jazz Documentary by Huey '70 Earns Acclaim
• Morning Sentinel police log: Nov. 30, 2011
• Morning Sentinel correction: Nov. 30, 2011
• Kennebec County Superior Court: Nov. 30, 2011
• Winslow money manager named rising star
• MaineToday Media seeking court records in Cutler Files case
• Belgrade man injured in fall while hunting
• Date set for Sidney pipeline meeting
• Mainers enjoying warm November
• Federal grant to aid Maine's health insurance marketplace
• Messalonskee students learn science of baking
• Former legislator pleads not guilty in Waterville gun incident
• Maine senators like payroll tax cut ... in principle
• Domestic violence report shows weak spots in safety net
• Two men shot dead
• Dover-Foxcroft shooting suspect killed by trooper
• State budget-cutting panel completes work
• Perry confuses voting age in N.H. appearance
• Egypt's military takes credit for election turnout
• Maine glass conservator featured in design magazine
• Jackson doc gets 4 years in prison
• Moonshine still discovered in Mass. water plant
• Feds give $1.8M to improve weather buoy data
• Cain reassessing campaign amid new allegations
• Ohio officials defend taking 200-pound boy from mother
• Maine to add more job search workshops
• Belgrade man injured in hunting accident
• Maine gets $6M for health insurance reform
• Former teacher denies child porn charge
• Ex-legislator denies threatening man at gunpoint
• Woman's body found in river in Dover-Foxcroft
• Westbrook man gets 10 years in molestation case
• Brewer men get probation for stealing from luggage
• Local police warn of holiday scams
• More Maine homes adding CO detectors
• Town of Mount Vernon to pay for illegal tire dump
• Time Warner starts digital conversion today
• Cyber Monday offers discounts without chaos
• Former Fayette woman sentenced for harasssing calls
• Mainers are safe drivers, report says
• Men charged in Skowhegan robbery to be tried together
• Marijuana program leader resigns
• Waterville panel recommends building new police station
• Traders cheer shoppers
• Legionnaires' rise in region mysterious
• Madison Electric studying natural gas
• Judge sides with Occupy Augusta protesters
• Morning Sentinel police log: Nov. 29, 2011
• Update: Turnpike in New Gloucester reopens after crash
• Woman alleges long affair with Cain
• Kansas gov. says staff overreacted to teen's tweet
• DHHS official who led medical pot program resigns
• STILL LIFE: Steady now
• Stocks soar on big shopping weekend, Europe
• State issues Legionnaires' disease alert
• Obama unveils new rules for tribal lands
• Top Marine says service embracing gay ban repeal
• Maritime academy to celebrate its training ship
• Philly calm but 4 arrested in L.A. after Occupy deadlines
• Rep. Barney Frank to retire after 3-decade career
• Woman in standoff sentenced for phone harassment
• Long lines at polls as Egypt holds landmark vote
• Alfred lawmaker's spending raises more questions
• Blaine House protesters released on bail
• Fed gave banks billions in secret
• Avg. Maine gas price down a nickel
• State official issues credit card alert for holidays
• Portland woman faces OUI charge in Brunswick crash
• Jewish Scholars on New Testament
• Pipeline plan has many moving parts
• Morning Sentinel police log: Nov. 28, 2011
• Former church reborn as Industry community center
• Lewiston man wins prestigious photo contest
• Numerous variables impact availability of natural gas to Mainers
• Kennebec County turns to video help
• Man dies in snowmobile bridge plunge
• ON MAINE POLITICS: Office plan causing a spat
• Younity is more than a location for winemaker
• State takes man's house; he's not happy, not alone
• Nine protesters arrested in Augusta
• Protesters arrested at Blaine House
• OLD MEETS NEW
• Arundel man dead after crashing through snowmobile bridge in St. Albans
• Somerset County arrest log Nov. 26-27
• Waterville police blotter Nov. 27
• Depression, soaring oil prices put lives at risk
• Use less, save more on energy costs
• Many variables influence oil cost
• Dealers feel oil squeeze
• Charter schools tangle with enrollment rules
• 'Combat neurosis' lingers as problem
• Extend jobless benefits, DC delegation says
• Shoppers back Small Business Saturday
• J.P. DEVINE, ON THE EDGE: That's amore!
• Annual ski sale draws enthusiasts
• Farmington area ready for arrival of 'bath salts'
• Maine State Lottery contract decision upheld by court
• Concierge medicine debuts in state
• Officials: Occupy Augusta needs permit
• BRIEFS: CMP begins work on transmission line
• Occupy Augusta warned: Get permit or leave
• Somerset County arrests Nov. 25-26
• Waterville police blotter Nov. 26
• Story of Vassalboro man’s dangerous trip to be featured on TV
• CORRECTION
• POLICE
• SKOWHEGAN DISTRICT COURT
• Maine State Ballet offers 'The Nutcracker'
• Lawmaker faces election ethics inquiry
• PARTY OF TWO: Angie's war with socks
• Occupy Augusta camp: We're staying
• New CMP line preps area for turbines
• Violence has Portland questioning Occupy camp
• Trio of Mainers to climb mountain for charity
• SPOTLIGHT: Light up the town
• Pepper-spraying, fights and injuries mark Black Friday openings across country
• Black Friday continues to draw, repel shoppers
• Parade of Lights
• Man seriously injured in fall, flown to hospital
• 3 arrested U.S. students heading home from Cairo
• At Maine Mall, a 'good vibe' among Black Friday shoppers
• Boxer portrayed in 'The Fighter' coming to Portland
• 5 arrested after 4 incidents at Portland's Occupy camp
• Stocks slip to end roughest week since Sept.
• Maine casinos get ready for table games
• Egypt's new PM claims expanded powers
• New cod data shaking New England fishing industry
• Quarry blast in Tremont damages homes
• Resolution honors Maine's Wreaths Across America
• Woman pepper sprays other Black Friday shoppers
• War trail walk to benefit museums in Maine, NY, Mass.
• Bangor man charged with selling bath salts
• Morning Sentinel police log: Nov. 25, 2011
• Deering-Portland game turns 100
• USM steps up training for suicide prevention
• Skowhegan seeks floats for parade
• Vassalboro selectmen turn down family insurance request
• Waterville parking ban begins Thursday
• Giving thanks for good neighbors
• Survey shows manufacturing job losses major
• Maine conservation strong despite economy
• Small businesses expect big things on Black Friday
• Pittston couple delivers goods
• Phone merger on hold
• Turkey time ... times two
• Skowhegan hosts first free Thanksgiving dinner
• Thursday, Nov. 24: police blotter
• Skowhegan District Court: Oct. 10-31, 2011
• AniMeals program for seniors' pets gets $5,000 grant
• Health network, hospital name CEO
• More traditional 'Nutcracker' coming to Skowhegan Opera House
• Contractor follows through with suit against Chelsea over plowing contract
• Cutler Files fight spreads
• Brown leaving State Planning Office
• Snow shows flair for the dramatic
• Farmington police chief defends deadly force
• Industry family sees plenty to be thankful for
• Two arrested in 2009 robbery
• 50 stolen laptops recovered in Waterboro
• Moody's warns U.S. not to back off deficit cuts
• Joseph Sewall, former Maine Senate president, dies
• OccupyMaine protesters say they'll be eating turkey
• Renegade Amish group arrested for haircut attacks
• Brown resigns at State Planning
• UPDATE: Two men now facing armed robbery charges
• Blue Angels fly into era of budget questions
• Group contests permit for W. Maine wind project
• Fairfield, Oakland, Waterville, Winslow police logs Nov. 22-23
• Thousands without power as storm winds down; crews brace for evening freeze
• SNOW DANCE
• LePage swears in new Maine House member
• SNOW STORM
• N.H. man wins more than $1M in Tri-State lottery
• Mt. Blue hit with second bomb threat
• STILL LIFE: An early feast
• Cheverus abuse victims unify, protest
• Morning Sentinel police log: Nov. 23, 2011
• Waterville District Court: Oct. 11-26, 2011
• Local seed companies get magazine honors
• Thieves target cars, police warn
• Dangerous drivers a concern
• 13-year-old girl faces arson charge
• Cigarette caused Madison rollover, police say
• Winter storm to make mess
• Minimal damage from Huhtamaki fire
• China selectmen approve school road redesign
• Snowplow crews ready to roll
• Old church's new life gets blessing
• 'He wanted to die'
• Congress' next fights over jobless aid, tax breaks
• Teen charged in school fire
• Law allows oversized lobsters to be processed
• Avg. Maine heating oil price holds steady
• In NH, Obama pushes payroll tax cut extension
• Bomb threat at Mt. Blue High School
• N.Y. fugitive arrested at Occupy Maine encampment
• Occupy Maine postpones decision on permit
• Maine jobless rate dips to 7.3% in October
• Bush tax cut debate doomed deal to cut deficit
• Pharmacy robber admits Augusta hammer attack
• Police find drugs, 3-month-old baby in SUV
• 50 school laptops stolen in Waterboro burglary
• Hebron Academy suit seeks return of tax-exempt status
• Search for invasive bugs comes up empty
• Maine homes sales up 7% in October
• Morning Sentinel police log: Nov. 22, 2011
• Morning Sentinel corrections: Nov. 22, 2011
• Officials advise knowing rules before shipping Christmas items
• Police say stolen car chase ended in crash, arrest
• Passamaquoddy teacher shares inspiration with students
• Order keeps inmate from last goodbye
• Three arrested in Waterville on drug charges
• New building to house offices of state services
• No injuries in Vassalboro school fire
• STILL LIFE: Fire on the water
• Winslow boy, 9, saves father after Farmington ATV crash
• Supercommittee's superfailure could hit hard
• PTSD still has nation in dark
• Murder trial brings pain
• Lawmakers look to undo deficit-cutting backup plan
• Legislators told impact of U.S. deficit cuts unknown
• Bangor seeks permits from Occupy protesters
• No injuries in fire at Vassalboro school
• Bail set for Occupy protester charged with assault
• Inmates harass victims via Facebook
• Mother of bomb plot suspect apologizes
• Egypt's Cabinet resigns amid widening protests
• Portland officials to meet with Occupy Maine on safety
• Penn State taps ex-FBI director Freeh for investigation
• After outbreak, DeCoster leaving egg industry
• Chief justice praises court employees, volunteer
• Alfred lawmaker accused of misusing election funds
• USM grad crowned Miss Maine USA
• Source: U.S. to hit Iran with new sanctions
• Bill would create special court for veterans
• Avg. Maine gas price down 4 cents
• Maine workers comp rates to drop 3.2%
• Waterville District Court: Sept. 20-Oct. 11, 2011
• Augusta District Court: Nov. 10-16, 2011
• BILL NEMITZ: Portland employer gives more than a paycheck
• UMA first in region to offer architecture degree
• Starks' paper cranes used to raise aid for Japan
• Morning Sentinel police log: Nov. 21, 2011
• ON MAINE POLITICS: Christian Civic League speaks out on housing
• A bit of Middle-earth found in Unity
• Carrabec teachers in leadership role
• Flying over the holidays? 'Tis the season for waiting
• Veteran had war scars
• Law gives patriotism a voice
• Soup kitchen, food pantries demand soars
• Boss goes extra step for mother of three
• Time could be right for entrepreneurs across country
• D.C. BEAT: Sens. Collins, Snowe not following Brown's lead on consumer protection bureau
• Area residents sign anti-turbine petitions
• Father, son hurt in ATV crash
• Southern Maine to see fewest new homes in past 20 years
• Somerset center staffers train for quick response to missing children
• ON THE EDGE: Wash, rinse, repeat
• New federal program aims for rural growth
• Local program teaches girls to look past stereotypical roles
• MaineGeneral's newest hospital taking shape
• Fewer out-of-state hunters buying licenses in Maine
• Cheverus wins big over Lawrence 49-7
• Farmington police officer shoots, kills man
• Farmington police officer shoots, kills 28-year-old
• Two hurt in Farmington ATV crash
• POLICE
• Repeat bills face tough process
• Attorney General: Portland officer justified in shooting
• Bill would aid computer crime backlog
• Waterville man gets two years in jail for slew of charges
• Skowhegan to serve free Thanksgiving dinner
• DOT officials outline road safety fixes for HIlton Hill residents
• REPORTING ASIDE: Focusing on their strengths
• Heating aid cuts could be devestating
• Fire damages Nettie's, apartments in Hartland
• Immigration raid included search of Waterville home
• Bridges near Sugarloaf open
• SNAPSHOT: Pumped up
• Officer's hunch led to suspect in Farmington murder
• Palermo Town Office staffers cry out against report
• SNAPSHOT: Building champions
• SNAPSHOT: Trimming the trees with lights
• Tree Trimming
• Colby's Art on West Coast
• Int'l Food Fest Saturday
• Mass. man arrested in stabbing death of Grace Burton
• Man arrested in Farmington homicide
• Morning Sentinel police log: Nov. 18, 2011
• Waterville District Court: Sept. 20-Oct. 11, 2011
• Bidders fight for former Air Force land, buildings
• Old firetruck going to Waldo County Tech Center
• Teen sentenced to jail for punching cop
• Fairfield violinist makes his music
• Arson convict dies in prison
• Caratunk residents approve new wind turbine ordinance
• Two recognized for court work
• Benton cleanup ongoing
• Portland finds issues at Occupy camp
• Immigration probe targets eateries owner
• Wind power foes travel to Augusta
• Skowhegan coach gives gift of hope
• Bomb threat at Mt. Blue High School
• Colby community remembers student
• STILL LIFE: Look who's back
• Woman injured during 2-vehicle moose crash
• Mt. Blue High School moves classes after bomb threat
• Fairfield, Oakland, Waterville, Winslow police logs Nov. 15-17
• Remembering Derrik Flahive
• Oakland council delays decision on gas pipeline
• Morning Sentinel police log: Nov. 17, 2011
• Morning Sentinel correction: Nov. 17, 2011
• Data show Maine population growing in suburban areas
• Anson man arrested on gun charge
• Etna woman get 11 months in fatal crash
• Wilton voters approve roof repairs for town office
• Porch fire damages Phillips house
• China planners OK new access road to school
• Mortgage bonuses rankle Maine delegation
• Immigration agents seen around Maine
• Group endorses elimination of State Planning Office
• Feds raid Super China Buffet
• Colby student dies in Chile
• Blue Hill farmer faces legal fight over permits
• The time is now, says pipeline proponent
• Benefit magic show tonight in Madison
• Oakland, Waterville, Winslow police blotters Nov. 15-16
• Inside and Out
• Wednesday's Somerset County cops
• Colby Mourns Death of Derrik Flahive '13
• A house divided
• Starks closer to leaving SAD 59
• Morning Sentinel police log: Nov. 16, 2011
• Augusta's Capitol Park still Occupy-able
• Occupy protesters in Portland prep for winter
• Mental health clinic coming to Waterville
• Local woman heads advocate groups
• CMP equipment failure kills power to 8 towns
• MTA tackles contract negotiations
• Farmingdale residents voice concerns about gas pipeline
• Oakland to discuss town tax break for pipeline
• Former music camp director dies at 87
• Two bidders fight for former Air Force land, buildings
• Waterville City Council picks Portland firm for police station
• Where is Maine's top 1 percent?
• Lab at KVCC to get big lift
• Sawmill jobs safe in New Vineyard
• Somerset County police logs
• Fairfield, Oakland, Winslow police blotters Nov. 14-15
• Residents asked about tax break for gas pipeline
• Fancy Ride
• Two Waterville arrests; Waterville police log
• Boy in stroller hit by truck
• Advocate was being investigated
• Downeaster funds stay
• Poisoning lawsuit against jail officers settled before trial
• Community colleges $11.3 million richer
• FLAMES MAR NEW VINEYARD SAWMILL
• Fairfield man charged with sexual assualt on pre-teen girl
• Maine's community colleges get $11.3 million boost
• STILL LIFE: Pulp truck rolls over
• Bingham man killed in car crash
• Waterville man indicted on child sex charges
• Waterville man charged with aggravated assault
• Poliquin attacks housing costs
• Wilderness story goes graphic
• Waterville City Council to choose architect for police station
• Online tips may help solve bank robberies
• Supreme Court to take close look at health care law
• Fire destroys Skowhegan home
• Morning Sentinel police log: Nov. 15, 2011
• Two Belgrade children seriously injured in accident
• Police: No sign of foul play in pastor's death
• Services set for Winslow man killed in car crash
• UMaine oks renovations to Field House, gym
• NBA: Players reject deal; season in jeopardy
• Poliquin disputing housing costs
• Maine AG happy high court to review health care
• HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: State championship times set
• Somerset County police logs
• Fire destroys Skowhegan home
• Two Waterville arrests; police log
• State police investigating death of contractor
• Morning Sentinel police log: Nov. 14, 2011
• Occupy Augusta hunkering down for winter
• Maine not alone in concerns over smart meter technology
• I-295 construction done for now, but next phase to begin in the spring
• Comicon deemed a great success
• ON MAINE POLITICS: Democrats see tide turning
• Passamaquoddy tribe expands horizons beyond casinos
• At the bottom of the world, on top of it
• Madison students making progress
• Resource officer increases peace at Mount View
• Search for missing Lewiston woman comes up empty
• Waterville, Skowhegan area logs; arrests
• Winslow man dies in crash
• Promoting liberal arts education
• Santa, shoppers already at the mall
• COMING UP SHORT
• 'Getting food is becoming a problem'
• FRUGAL SHOPPER
• Grow your way out
• Morning Sentinel police log: November 13, 2011
• J.P. DEVINE: Broken totems? Pass them on
• Colby museum reopens
• Car hits pole, flips, injures couple
• Students can save, learn finance with new bank branch
• Maine residents lead New England in cutting heating oil use
• Year of the hawk causes problems at jetport
• Numbers show Maine pretty safe place for hunting
• Waterville couple injured in Fairfield crash
• Somerset County and Waterville logs; arrest
• York lobsterman honored for fisheries work
• Rumford officer remembered after fatal shooting
• Sugarloaf turns on snow guns; opening set for Friday
• State Senate Dem leader opposes photo ID proposal
• Searching for truth, Penn State<br>moves past Paterno
• Mount View grad's schoolwork turns into real work at school
• REPORTING ASIDE: When Smokin' Joe came to town
• Vassalboro board, road chief at odds about health insurance
• SKOWHEGAN DISTRICT COURT
• POLICE
• Audette joins PFBF accounting firm team
• Another Democrat enters race to take on Snowe
• 21-mile march calls attention to veterans' plight
• Three Winslow police officers take on new roles
• Uprising in Syria takes bloody turn in November
• 'The debt we owe them is immeasurable'
• Waterville, Winslow honor veterans
• Convicted Maine sex offender sent to hospital
• Maine couple comes forward to claim $2.6 million lottery prize
• Remains from Maine storage unit to be analyzed out of state
• Truckers say weight-limit change would improve safety in Maine, Vt.
• Waterville and Somerset County logs: Thursday, Friday
• Alum's Van Gogh Bio Another Bestseller
• Big trucks allowed back on Maine highways
• 11-year-olds have a lot to celebrate
• Morning Sentinel police log: Nov. 11, 2011
• Skowhegan District Court: Sept. 17-Oct. 7, 2011
• Emergency message needs more platforms, FEMA says
• Airport oil spills into Fore River
• Trustees say civic center work will begin soon
• China selectmen waive dam foreclosure date
• Officer fatally shot in Rumford
• WENDY FONTAINE: One isn't a lonely number
• Legislators to discuss gang bill
• Lights for lost Erskine teen
• Algae fear sends salmon to tribes
• LePage defends welfare drug test proposal, Question 1
• Portland's mayor-elect: jobs, education priorities
• BILL NEMITZ: Soldier-turned-philosopher reflects on service, Emerson
• Pingree courts potential Waterville constituents
• Veteran's new friends pitch in
• UMF student looks to help vets with stress
• In robberies, police see themes
• Rumford officer killed in confrontation with warden
• Senate rejects GOP bid to block new clean air rules
• Maine lawmakers to weigh anti-gang bill
• U.S. delays massive oil pipeline from Canada
• Nixon's long-secret Watergate testimony is out
• Lewiston man pleads not guilty to murder charge
• Unitil natural gas rate increase approved
• Senate panel OKs repeal of Defense of Marriage Act
• Bradley replaces Paterno as Penn State coach
• Waterville police blotter Nov. 8-10
• Heartless thieves rob Lewiston fire victims
• Passamaquoddy tribe contributes to state highway projects
• Searsport man gets 7 years for scalding toddler
• Congress considers repeal of Defense of Marriage Act
• ELECTION 2011 ROUNDUP: Anson, Pittsfield, Fairfield
• Pit Fields repairs weigh down Sidney budget
• Maine churches struggle with food aid
• Analysts look at rejected casinos
• Portland elects Brennan mayor
• Trafton, Frost new commissioners in Somerset County
• Lewiston mayor says LePage betrayed city
• House District 24 elects Wallace
• Fairfield council looks at pipeline
• Oakland nixes new offices
• Morning Sentinel police log: Nov. 10, 2011
• Investigation suggests inmate died of overdose
• Madison voters reject pipeline
• Masked man gone in 60 seconds
• Heck exhausted but excited
• Time Warner continues all-digital transition
• State ponders cutbacks to addiction programs
• High energy jugglers to perform Friday
• Forum at Thomas College focuses on growing danger of synthetic drug
• A primer on bath salts
• Rights commission backs two women
• 'How comethings havestalled?'
• District Court will hear poison claims
• 7 billion and counting
• Nokonis grad recalls being inspired, now hopes to inspire
• 7 billion and counting
• State ponders cuts to addiction programs
• 'How come things have stalled?'
• Morning Sentinel police log: Nov. 1, 2011
• Beware of bath salts
• STILL LIFE: There there ... it's only pretend
• Somerset County police logs
• Same-day voting supporters outspend opposition
• Heating oil prices in Maine up 5 cents per gallon
• New Occupy Maine site pops up in Bangor
• Man pleads not guilty to murder, escape charges
• Average gas price in Maine drops again
• High school janitor faces drug charges
• Man shot in downtown Lewiston
• CMP says outages down to 20,000
• A Homecoming State of the College
• Morning Sentinel police log: Oct. 31, 2011
• Big issues face Somerset County commissioners' candidates
• Grant supports Carrabec's Less Screen More Lean program
• ON MAINE POLITICS: Republican party invitees at issue
• Palmyra town offices stay put for now
• Senators form maple alliance
• Crash lowers speed limit on Winslow road
• College more and more costly
• Snow delivers glancing blow
• STILL LIFE: The hungry bumblebee
• Homeless addicts forced out of Portland shelter
• Hundreds of bills readied for 2012 session
• Occupy campers tough out storm
• Northern Maine man ejected from car, dies
• Acadia closes visitor center
• Men don high heels to raise awareness about domestic violence
• Homeless veterans get healthcare at Stand Down event
• POLICE
• Windsor family giving farm away to soup kitchen
• Maine State Lottery games stay the course while online services decided
• Prescription drug take back nets variety of pills
• 20 years after Perfect Storm, Coast Guard ready
• ON THE EDGE: Women touched by the fog
• Somerset County Sheriff's officers deal with two high-speed pursuits
• Attack on NATO convoy kills 17 in Afghanistan
• A closer look at this November's ballot questions
• Vermont sets example for foriegn investment locally
• Paraplegic boater’s dream dies
• Early storm pelts East Coast with wet, heavy snow
• Field hockey: NYA repeats as Class C champ
• Perfect Storm marks 20th anniversary
• Volleyball: Yarmouth captures Class B state title
• Football: Thornton Academy advances to semis
• Animal group protests against harness racing, racinos at Scarborough Downs
• Paraplegic boater's dreams shattered
• Drugs discarded at Portland pharmacies as part of national effort
• Ex-postal worker sentenced to 2 weeks
• Sunday River resort opens to skiers
• 6,000 jack-o'-lanterns on display in Freeport
• Deer hunting season begins
• MaineToday Media executives resign
• POLICE
• FARMINGTON DISTRICT COURT
• High-speed chase near Anson ends on ATV trail
• Local officials collecting old, unused pills
• Federal money aids special ed teachers
• Portland man to see jail time for police chase, but no deportation
• Sen. Snowe: Heating aid funding amount not enough
• State panel nixes closing prison in Washington County
• Incumbents, newcomer vying for SAD 49 school board seat
• Chaplains hope to build center to help convicts re-enter society
• REPORTING ASIDE: The old tricks and treats
• Carrabec students connect with kids in Cameroon
• Augusta family tires of 'occupy' neighbors
• Former Sen. George Mitchell enjoys the comforts of home
• Medical marijuana complicating arrests
• MADISON DEFENDS GAS PLAN
• Employer to challenge OSHA sewer death fines
• Occupy Maine camp braces for cold weather
• Survey: LePage approval rating rises
• POLICE
• Mainers share budget ideas
• Protester arrested for knife threat
• Council to pick firm for station
• Why do the calls stop?
• Records show murder victims were shot in head
• Protesters toutnumbers, notspecifics
• UMF forumto discuss liberal arts careers
• Projects aim to elevate interest in science
• Group:Open up north woods
• Pleasant surprise on Medicare
• Southern Maine may get 6 inches of snow
• One person rescued from Augusta fire
• Winning Megabucks ticket sold in Maine
• Arrest, police log: Waterville
• Group wants to open north woods
• Teen on bath salts causes Rockport hospital damage
• President Adams on Steve Jobs and the Liberal Arts
• Waterville council to pick firm for station
• A surprise from Medicare
• LePage rating sees surge in survey
• Occupy Augusta touts strength in numbers
• Madison defends gas plan
• Balloon experiment to 100,000 feet in Winthrop
• STILL LIFE: Cartoon fans serious about their apples
• PARTY OF TWO: Daddy’s calls become sporadic
• Occupy Maine camp braces for cold weather
• Protester in Occupy Augusta arrested in knife threat
• Sex parties cause banquet hall patrons to flee
• Ohio man's widow not getting surviving exotic pets
• Nurses group visits 'Occupy' protesters in Portland
• Mainers log in to make money saving suggestions
• Maine campaign seeks to reduce energy costs
• FCC unveils rules for rural broadband fund
• Former Mass. trooper gets 10 years in Maine rape
• Vet Injured in 'Occupy' clash upgraded to fair
• Company objects to fines for sewer gas deaths
• Season's first snow won't amount to much
• Medicare premiums going up less than expected
• 'Occupy' protesters cope with sanitation
• LePage travels to Quebec to talk business
• 'Cheers' actor touts benefits of skilled work force
• Occupy Augusta Maine protester charged with threatening
• Sea Dogs owner dead at 82
• Morning Sentinel police log: Oct. 27, 2011
• Morning Sentinel correction: Oct. 27, 2011
• Waterville District Court: Aug. 23-Sept. 19, 2011
• The chefs behind Dunkin Donuts' menu
• Sanford caterer to stop hosting sex parties
• Second access road to China Primary School moves toward approval
• Ghosts at the Gardiner library?
• Kennebec Technologies sees growth in struggling economy
• York, Sezak vie for Fairfield council seat
• Waterville's mayoral candidates outline plans
• Wilton crash leaves two hospitalized
• Safety board faults state trooper
• Natural gas war heats up
• Flames tear through Athens home
• Police crackdown worries some protesters
• HIGH SCHOOL BOYS SOCCER: Mt. View knocks off Winslow, 3-0, in Eastern B quarterfinal
• Coroner: Amy Winehouse died<br>from too much alcohol
• Route 27 traffic stalled by Belgrade crash
• Portland Sea Dogs owner<br>Dan Burke dies at 82
• Study: Rich get a lot richer, outpace middle class
• Game 6 of World Series postponed
• Program aims to promote free legal services
• Heavy damage to Civil War era home in Athens
• Lewiston man who hid body refused lie detector
• Riot squads clear Wall St. protests in 2 cities
• Nurses group to support 'Occupy' protesters
• Researchers devise new biofuel process at UMaine
• Outage disrupts Time Warner Internet, phone service
• Bethel boy injured in August crash dies
• Farmer catches farmstand thief with video surveillance
• 2 Maine programs cited in outdoors report
• Maine chief justice to propose free legal services program
• Tuesday Waterville police log, arrests
• Conn. lawmakers to vote on Jackson lab proposal
• Family Homecoming Weekend, Oct. 28-30, Draws a Crowd
• Cougars to stay close
• Waterville needs jobs, say mayoral candidates
• Police veteran named Skowhegan deputy
• Franklin County gets federal help
• Task force created to tackle prescription drug abuse
• Library image causes a stir before election
• Maine cops seek clues after body found in storage
• RSD 9 votes to keep basketball games within district
• Legislative influence a focus of Aging Advocacy Summit
• Sanford orders caterer to stop<br>sex parties at banquet hall
• Library on racino leaflet causes stir
• Gifford's of Maine buys Gifford's of Maryland
• Skowhegan names Dale Lancaster deputy police chief
• Painkiller abuse summit ends with plan for task force
• Police clear out 'Occupy' camp in Calif., arrest 75
• Gasoline could slide 20 cents more by year-end
• Sox introduce Cherington as new GM
• New investment program announced in Franklin County
• Police log for Waterville: Monday, Tuesday
• State police seek clues in 1983 cold case
• Gifford's of Maine buys Gifford's of Maryland
• Miracle baby emerges from Turkish quake rubble
• Man charged with disrupting Occupy Maine camp
• Moammar Gadhafi buried in unmarked grave
• Boys should get HPV vaccine too, panel says
• Somerset County police logs
• New plant would ship<br>wood pellets to Europe
• Bangor teens charged in BB gun assaults
• Morning Sentinel police log: Oct. 25, 2011
• Time Warner digital conversion continues in central Maine
• Cornville woman charged with OUI after car crash
• Sidney to vote on Sunday liquor sales
• Union claims state negotiators broke the law
• Proposed Maine plant would ship wood pellets overseas
• Pingree unveils farm legislation
• Official who approved controversial sale retires
• Waterville police arrest man in porn shop robbery
• DOT alters Skowhegan road plan
• Forum to explore Occupy movement
• 'How do you keep a secret that long?'
• Madison to go its own way on gas
• More economic pain ahead
• Clinton chainsaw massacre in ninth year
• LePage spokeswoman responds to MSEA complaint
• Chemical bomb tossed<br>into Occupy Maine encampment
• Netflix loses 800,000<br>US subscribers in tough 3Q
• Yarmouth teacher wins<br>$25,000 Milken award
• Islamist party prevails in Tunisia election
• Government job losses a growing drag on recovery
• Guinness won't certify centenarian's marathon
• Occupy Maine: Bomb thrower drove silver car
• 56 law enforcement officers slain last year
• Early signs in Tunisia of strong Islamist vote
• NASA sting recovers moon speck, terrifies woman, 74
• Somerset County police logs
• State revenues come in $6M higher than expected
• Police identify man killed in Bridgton crash
• Memorial honors Congolese victims
• KillerquakerocksTurkey
• Honda Accordreaches 1M miles
• 'Coupon Chicks of Maine' share tips on clipping, saving
• Waterville church preaches acceptance, inclusion
• Move now, sayOakland police
• ANSONThree candidates vie for Anson selectmen seat
• Morning Sentinel police log: Oct. 24, 2011
• Journey to Sierra Leone
• ON MAINE POLITICS: Busy week in Augusta
• Belgrade to vote on burial rights for nonresidents
• Fire rips through Steak 'n' Rib Restaurant
• Wiscasset man faces domestic assault charge
• Officials: Soldier kills deputy, then self in Georgia
• Tunisians turn out in force for first free vote
• Will Ferrell wins nation's top humor prize
• Quake toll rises in Turkey
• Libya's transitional leader declares liberation
• 130 arrested in Occupy Chicago park protest
• Longtime CBS correspondent Robert Pierpoint dies
• Veterans Bridge to be closed five nights
• Maine CDC offers free home lead dust kits
• Maine cruise ship season draws to a close
• Augusta first to approve natural gas pipeline TIF
• Request for water grant denied
• Club project focuses on domestic violence
• Coleman memorial a big success
• New swine flu hits five children in US
• Palermo cable service discussion continues
• Time banks offer chance to swap most valuable commodity
• Medical marijuana dispensary opening soon in Hallowell
• Companies hiring, just not Mainers
• 'Canstruction' contest makes food into art
• Morning Sentinel police log: Oct. 23, 2011
• Mt. Blue High looks for temporary home court for basketball
• Jobs scarce in Maine, with no sign of recovery
• J.P. DEVINE: An eye for detail
• Outdoorsman's memoir includes caribou airlift
• Dog lifts homeless veteran's spirits
• A lonely living reminder of Elm City
• Skowhegan buildings come down
• Remains may be those of missing Maine woman
• Journey toSierra Leone'Blood Diamonds' author, Sidney photojournalist update nation's condition
• HIGH SCHOOL FIELD HOCKEY: Skowhegan, Messalonskee to play for Eastern A title
• Pete Seeger and pals attend NYC protest action
• Kennebunk senior wins A West XC title in record time
• Gov. LePage says business costs must come down
• Libya's new leaders to declare liberation Sunday
• Saudi heir to throne dies at N.Y. hospital
• Activists want to save Belgrade Lakes marina
• Waterville candidates open books
• Morning Sentinel police log: Oct. 22, 2011
• AMY CALDER: Shelter for youth in need
• At Colby, economic panelists criticize politics
• Gadhafi's body publicly displayed in freezer
• 'This guy was one rugged dude'
• STILL LIFE: A little fall fishing
• Kennebunk chef wins Maine Lobster Chef of the Year
• Two fire officials suspended<br>after fireboat accident
• Cain tweaks 9-9-9 tax plan to allow exemptions
• Long after NAFTA, 1st Mexican truck enters U.S. interior
• Largest study on cellphones,<br>cancer finds no link
• 3 from NY charged in Lewiston drug bust
• Obama: All troops out of Iraq by Jan. 1
• Man fatally shot in Lebanon
• U.S. saya drone fired on Gadhafi convoy
• Occupy Maine protests outside Bank of America
• Gadhafi body stashed in shopping center freezer
• Owner of NYC 'Occupy' park navigates a dilemma
• Fed threat gets results as Calif. pot shops close
• By the way, the world is supposed to end today
• Lebanon man arrested after 4-hour standoff
• LePage family to hold food drive at Blaine House
• Dead River to sell Maine stores to Circle K
• Augusta OKs gas line tax break
• Clinton, Waterville police logs for Thursday, Friday
• Get ready for Hardy Girls' 3rd Annual Freaky 5k Fun Run and Walk
• Campaign Finance in the News
• Colby forum explores economic crisis, solutions
• Story of Gadhafi's death has different versions
• Morning Sentinel police log: Oct. 21, 2011
• Police say Plymouth man attacked car in robbery
• Road construction creating deadly turn, say Skowhegan residents
• Police ticket Wilton teen after Farmington car crash
• Bill has state unions bracing for fight
• Waterville church opens drop-in center for GLBT youths
• Anson, Madison may combine water districts
• Shotgun showdown during Farmington bird hunt
• Maine's legal battle against pills
• Exotic animals enjoy fiercer protection in Maine
• Former ruler's death resonates with Lockerbie relatives
• Pittsfield pharmacy robbed, police say
• LePage has eyes on welfare abuse
• Senate nearing OK of heavier trucks on all interstates
• Tactical team surrounds home in Lebanon
• 64 Navy sailors to be kicked out for drug use
• Ohio owner of exotic animals was deep in debt
• Kestrel Aviation considering plant in N.H.
• Police seize guns and drugs in Portland raid
• Bowers wind plan appears headed for denial
• Bangor man charged after destroying bathrooms
• With warped vision, Gadhafi maddened Libya, West
• Law enforcement officials get briefing on bath salts
• Maine CDC investigating new swine-origin flu
• Police seek man who robbed Pittsfield pharmacy
• Accident damages Portland fireboat
• Maine requests $32 M for education in grant competition
• Maine father, son plead guilty to Pa. hunting vioations
• Gadhafi capture, death cannot be confirmed
• Teen killed, passengers injured in Greenwood accident
• Wednesday and Thursday Waterville police logs and arrests
• Maine AFL-CIO holds biennial convention
• LURC reform panel to meets
• Thomaston man to receive medals for WWII service
• Treatment works for pill addicts, but access a problem
• Open house today at Waterville medical practice
• Local business leaders recognized for impact
• KVCC turbine begins turning
• Legislative panel orders review of MaineHousing
• Solon wall problem at standstill
• Waterville City Council scrutinizes pipeline plan
• Maine seeks early childhood education grant
• Clinton police officer probe complete
• Heavy rains create mushroom boom
• LePage meets with business leaders to focus job effort
• Wilton selectmen cry foul on smart meter installations
• SNAPSHOT: Freefall
• SNAPSHOT: Running tribute
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• HIGH SCHOOL FIELD HOCKEY: Nokomis advances with 6-0 win over Oceanside
• Skowhegan field hockey beats Brunswick
• Somerset County police logs
• Law professor, mediator win awards for work
• Land use attorney named DEP enforcement chief
• Apple stores closed today for Jobs memorial
• U.S. may one day lead world in robotic boats to track carp
• Maine potato growers happy about Senate vote
• 3 teens charged with breaking dozens of windows
• Maine's channel swimmer sets new record
• Police dog helps track 2 suspects in Baldwin burglary
• Social Security benefits to go up 3.6%
• 1 in 25 adolescents taking antidepressants
• Only wolf, monkey still elude authorites in Ohio
• Four Maine artists win $13,000 fellowships
• More wild mushrooms = bounty, danger
• Police Department log, Waterville
• Maine's homeless youth a hidden problem
• Police seeing increase in false theft reports for painkillers
• Special Report, Day Four<br>Jailed addicts put wrench in the works
• POLICE
• Sidney Board hears from engineering consultants
• Skowhegan gets grant for municipal parking area
• Three vying to be Anson selectman
• Home energy session in Waterville tonight
• Talking points: Where the Waterville mayoral candidates stand
• Group offers hunting trips to veterans
• Waterville to front ski trail cost, accept gift
• Maine Teacher of the Year urges personalization in classrooms
• Prisoner swap frees Israeli soldier after 5 years
• State puts bridge project on fast track, but at a cost
• Prescription drug addicts increasingly turn to violence to get fix
• SNAPSHOT: Pressing work
• SNAPSHOT: Streetside painter
• TechMaine to shut down
• HIGH SCHOOL FIELD HOCKEY: Lawrence defeats Edward Little, 2-0
• Collins touts key victory in 'potato wars'
• Maine cooks to compete for $10,000 prize
• DEP staffer's lawsuit claims job retaliation
• Truck with equipment for Obama tour stolen in Va.
• Kittery businessman pleads guilty to health care fraud
• Snowe, Geithner clash again on economy
• ICE deports record number of immigrants
• Social Security to hand out first raises since '09
• Summers accused of violating students' voting rights
• Japanese foresters study Maine's sustainability model
• Lowe’s fate stuns some,<br>but analysts do the math
• Police identify Portland man killed in Calif. crash
• Israeli soldier freed in swap for 1,000 prisoners
• Thousands celebrate freed Palestinian prisoners
• Wind developer makes pitch in Farmington
• Hartland woman comes home to find house on fire
• Morning Sentinel police log: Oct. 18, 2011
• Madison home damaged in fire
• College students charged with stealing sign
• Doctors improvise treating drug-affected babies
• Vassalboro selectmen want better swap system
• Fire chief reviews safety for heater season
• Neighbors help neighbors after Starks Family Pumpkin Festival
• Collins digs in for potato fight
• Addiction's tiniest victims
• Rebel voices occupy Augusta
• Economy front and center in Waterville mayoral debate
• LePage excludes nonprofits from jobs workshops
• Canadian cited for smoke bomb at Maine border
• It's showdown time in school lunch potato war
• Lowe's shuts stores<br>in Biddeford, Ellsworth
• 'Occupy' protesters set up camp in Augusta
• High school sets bathroom visit limit for students
• Obama seeks votes on jobs, piece by piece
• Occupy Wall Street reaches 1-month mark
• Snowe challenger raises $223K in third quarter
• Saco underage drinking probe leads to pot arrests
• Bath man charged with having a pound of pot
• Waterville police blotter Oct. 17
• Waterville mayoral candidates meet tonight at Thomas College
• NPR's Soraya Sarhaddi Nelson Wins Lovejoy Award
• 'It was like he was somebody else'
• Morning Sentinel police log: Oct. 17, 2011
• Custom fish tank company specializes in unique views
• Road worries Skowhegan residents
• Interest growing in college courses
• ON MAINE POLITICS: Bills list is mixed bag
• Myers, Roy vie for Ward 2 seat on Waterville City Council
• Airplane hobbyists no longer under the radar
• Prescription painkillers hook all kinds
• Occupy Wall Street movement spreading
• Journalist speaks of risks taken, rewards achieved
• Exchange rates don't favor public schools
• Thousands emerge for Martin Luther King memorial dedication
• Anti-Wall St. movement grows to dozens of cities
• Gifford's Ice Cream takes top award
• Portland walk to fight breast cancer
• Crews battle garage fire in Windham
• Clark claims sixth PASS North title
• It's time for flu vaccines
• Carrabassett Valley Academy launches fundraiser
• Motorcycle rider killed in Durham
• Prescription drug abuse rampant across Maine
• Morning Sentinel earns nine awards
• Collins, Snow will get chance to say yes
• Washington County is ground zero
• Planning Board to hear wind turbine pitch
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• Skowhegan demolition starts Saturday
• Sentinel earns nineawards
• Political potatoes: Food for thought
• Overflow shelter preparing to re-open
• Riders raise funds for science scholarship in teacher's name
• A troubled past
• Demand flames for new heat source
• Suspect in St. Peter slaying has long court history
• Riders raise funds for science scholarship in Winslow teacher’s name
• Overflow homeless shelter preparing to re-open in Waterville
• Washington County named ground zero for prescription drug abuse
• Downtown Skowhegan demolition starts Saturday
• Toss another heat alternative onto the fire
• HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Lawrence holds off Cony
• Madison golfer repeats as Class C state champ
• UMaine wins again in football
• CROSS COUNTRY: Lots of local winners at KVACs
• Hunters can help the hungry
• CROSS COUNTRY: McClintock, Monmouth girls win MVC titles
• Scarborough elm tree coming down today
• Seals washing up dead around New England coasts
• Company's wreath-laying ceremony expands
• Maine ski lodge to be burned for training exercise
• Maine conference aimed at financial exploitation
• 'It's just devastating'
• CLARIFICATION
• Medicare open enrollment earlier than usual this year
• District may close school
• Do we need all this?
• 'Frightened' fourth man arraigned
• Norridgewock man gets 10 years in gun deal
• Snowe calls for tax regulation overhaul
• Madison Paper owner sees lower demand than was predicted
• Union goesafter T-Mobile
• Too muchtoo soon
• State ahead in elder medicine methods
• Pet pantry elatedby locals' support
• Chemical Factors in Obesity Examined
• Maine fights overmedication of elderly
• 'It's just devastating'
• Morning Sentinel police log: Oct. 15, 2011
• Machete attacker appeals conviction, sentence
• Medicare open enrollment earlier than usual this year
• Obesity can begin in the womb, doctor says
• Snowe calls for tax overhaul
• STILL LIFE: Charitable lobster rolls
• Snowe, Michaud praise EPA for new biomass ruling
• KC bishop arrested for not telling<br>police about priest's child porn
• Mom seeks answers to son's 2006 killing spree
• Dead seal count approaches 100
• State supreme court hears appeal in machete case
• Appeals court halts immigration checks at Ala. schools
• Sen. Collins seeks assessment of Libyan missiles
• I-295 crash injuring 2 caused by fight over cell phone
• Murder suspect arrested in New Gloucester
• Ramirez pleads not guilty to domestic battery
• NYC protesters 'emboldened' by park cleanup delay
• Gay military personnel ready for 1st convention
• Police seek suspect in Fairfield Center Big Apple robbery
• Gas pipeline proposal gets mixed reviews
• Portland Press Herald announces loss of 61 employees
• Alumna Explains "Single Ladies" Trend
• Jolicoeur honored at Realtors convention
• Thomas College Relay for Life to be renamed
• Seven sentenced in Kennebec County Superior Court
• Polls show Tea Party won't overthrow Snowe
• Portland superintendent retiring
• Watervile City Council to discuss Quarry Road Rec donations
• Break-in leaves Centerville woman afraid
• Christy’s feels pinch of new oil storage law
• BlackBerry services back to normal
• Protesters rally in Augusta for jobs bill
• SNAPSHOT: Don't rain on my game
• SNAPSHOT: Warm work
• MaineToday Media laying off 38 newspaper employees
• LePage speaks at education symposium
• Inmate pleads not guilty to murdering another prisoner
• Man accused of mailing threats indicted on new charges
• Obama: U.S. to hold Iran accountable in plot
• Senate Republicans offer their own jobs bill
• Downeast prison targeted for possible closing
• Protesters at State House want action on jobs
• Jobs painted as romantic teen in Rolling Stone
• Portland superintendent<br>to retire in June
• Sen. Brown's online message lifted from ex-senator
• Analysis: Obama seeking to run as underdog?
• Protesters suspicious of plan to clean NYC park
• Maine guardsmen head to Middle East
• Man flees with money after midnight Fairfield robbery
• Somerset County police logs
• Billionaire trader gets 11 years in insider probe
• BlackBerry maker says service fully restored
• Airline back flying after crash on Matinicus
• Buffett brings tax fight to supercommittee
• Two arrests; Waterville police log for Wednesday, Thursday
• Police find man in Newport with stab wound
• Fairfield porch fire extinguished by cop
• Grand jury indicts China man on burglary, assault charges
• Lack of work on China dam keeping pond low
• Debate dates set for Waterville mayoral candidates
• Possible Senate candidate criticizes Snowe
• Sidney considers adding town manager
• Two racinos vying for votes
• Law revisits Dresden courthouse
• Tax panel shies away from major changes
• Man stricken at Augusta meeting dies at scene
• Oakland council likes pipeline
• Kennebec Behavioral Health move approved, criticized
• Garbology 101 at UMF
• Epstein all but gone
• Aisle fails to divide state legislators
• HIGH SCHOOL FIELD HOCKEY: Skowhegan, Nokomis KVAC champions
• Naming of Bulger tipster worries FBI observers
• Man admits helping suspect in Amity slayings
• Herman Cain's sudden surge powered by 9-9-9
• Defense drops claim Jackson swallowed fatal dose
• Boat builder shipping 20 fishing boats to Japan
• Runner disqualified for taking bus during marathon
• Casino supporters turn into foes of new ones
• Hinck blasts Snowe on jobs vote
• Tony the Tiger and Toucan Sam<br>can rest easy
• Abandoned puppies baffle Buxton police
• Nigerian pleads guilty to underwear bomb attack
• Man found stabbed in Newport
• Stricken man dies at public hearing in Augusta
• Lawmakers, White House regroup on jobs
• Plot to kill ambassador unraveled on Southwest border
• Analysis: Clash on economy sets tone for election
• Think tank: UMaine system's payroll up 29%
• Clinton and Waterville police logs for Tuesday
• In gas race, money talks
• Exit 113 meeting halted
• Farmington selectmen approve police station bid
• New boiler praised at Oakland groundbreaking ceremony
• US links Iran to plot, puts more pressure on Tehran
• Big losses lead to even bigger gains
• Senate gets tough with China; House not poised to follow suit
• Morning Sentinel police log: Oct. 12, 2011
• Fairfield stabbing victim refuses treatment
• Norridgewock hearing to explain gas pipeline project
• Online commercial touts same-day voting support
• Winslow man hospitalized after crash on I-95
• Pittsfield call center closes
• Oxford PAC opposes more gaming sites
• BIW worker injured when forklift tire explodes
• Hammond Lumber expands to coastal Maine
• Verso to shut down<br>paper machine at Bucksport
• House OKs funding boost for disabled veterans
• Obama: Jobs bill 'moment of truth' for Senate
• US accuses Iranians of plot to assassinate diplomat
• Maine State Prison inmate dies in nursing home
• Wall Street protesters target NYC millionaires
• Somerset County police logs
• White House to honor head of Maine legal aid group
• Romney camp claims Christie endorsement
• Haircut assaults expose Amish friction
• Glitch stopped Maine jobless claims
• College of the Atlantic installs new president
• Maine small business advocate announced
• 700 people drop 2 tons in Richmond health program
• Fryeburg Fair attendance down slightly overall
• Group launches 'cut spending' tour in Portland
• Oxford County again ranks as state's unhealthiest
• 230-year-old Bucksport inn up for sale
• Waterville police logs: Monday
• Pittsfield call center closes, costing 65 jobs
• Sen. Snowe raises $3.2M for race
• POLICE
• State's fall foilage fails to deliver color
• Absentee ballot process changing this year
• Former dean of Colby College pens comic crime caper
• Public service always a priority for new Wilton police chief
• Industrial chemicals a cause of obesity?
• Bay Street development offers glimpse of risk, challenge of business expansion
• SNAPSHOT: An a-maizing adventure
• Pest control hits new low post 9/11
• UN: Afghans tortured Taliban detainees
• SNAPSHOT: Push and pull
• Lewiston casino backers make their pitch
• Congress takes up China, free trade, jobs bills
• Coast Guard rescues sailors in Canadian waters
• 1 million order iPhone 4S in first day
• Police seek witnesses to Shriner go-cart crash
• Police logs, arrests, Waterville, Winslow, Somerset County
• Few in N.H. paying attention to GOP race
• Cannabis-shaped candy<br>alarms parents, officials
• Snowe's campaign war chest grows to $3.2M
• After 9/11, foreign insects,<br>diseases slipped into U.S.
• Christian mission schooner nears completion
• Maine avg. gas price continues to fall
• Waterville woman facing charges after I-95 chase
• Ellsworth officer saves man from burning car
• Priest resigns after sex abuse suspect leads trip
• Mitt Romney's wife to host Maine fundraiser
• In downtown Skowhegan, eyesore soon to be no more
• Comfort food served with warmth
• Augusta's downtown sprucing up with paint
• Looking for work, some see Catch-22
• Morning Sentinel police log: Oct. 10, 2011
• Dempsey Challenge excites with star power
• Hundreds visit fire museum during open house
• Dresden girl's home-school project results in 65-pound white pumpkin
• Margaret Chase Smith -- and many others -- worked here
• Foraging fearlessly for fungi
• ON MAINE POLITICS: Numbers don't lie, do they?
• New handicapped placards available
• With a new trapping season comes fresh debate
• UMaine gets its first hockey win
• Germany, France reach agreement on bank sector
• Deadline set for absentee ballots
• Thousands turn out to pedal in the Dempsey Challenge
• McCartney married in London
• 47 couples vie in wife-carrying contest
• Colleges-employers conference slated for Portland
• Cheese makers open their doors to public
• Morning Sentinel police log: Oct. 9, 2011
• Lewiston casino backers ask voters for a chance
• Natural gas extensions could need state support
• Bangor ground zero for 'bath salts' in Maine
• Artisans flock to Portland park to sell wares to cruise ship passengers
• Fines planned over asbestos at Wilton demolition site
• Waterville woman charged with multiple felonies after police chase
• Clinton, Fairfield differ on how to fix crossings
• J.P. DEVINE: What's with the waving?
• Dirt racing: 'It's just a fun, redneck thing'
• Next month, it's casinos vs. harness racing vs. none of the above
• TRAVIS LAZARCZYK: Hurt with no end in sight
• Smaller cities tighten belts
• In sickness and in health
• HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Waterville topples Madison
• Saturday's police logs3
• Oakland Raiders owner Al Davis dead at 82
• Traffic back to normal on I-95
• Woman arrested after high-speed chase
• Foreign cars, antique planes in Owls Head
• STILL LIFE: Back to the barn
• Morning Sentinel police log: Oct. 8, 2011
• Natural gas line dependent on residents' interest
• Students need real-world education, speaker says
• AT&T: Kennebec County will see better coverage
• Waterville city councilors give initial approval for Alfond money
• New economic program praised
• Wintle indicted on gun charges
• Wilton seeks to control smart meters
• AMY CALDER: Cleaning before company
• Airport on Waterville officials' radar
• Demand for community colleges keeps going up
• New advice on prostate cancer defies conventional wisdom
• As feds target California pot shops, Maine watches
• Chemical spill creates mess on I-95
• Massive ID theft enterprise dismantled in NYC
• Army aviators in high demand on the battlefront
• Blackstone pledges $3M<br>to spur Maine entrepreneurship
• Maine law aims to eliminate wolf hybrids
• Dead poet bus tour on the road today
• School bus driver arrested for child porn indicted
• Murderer charged with killing another murderer
• Tape of Jackson doctor's police interview played
• Portland man killed in Windham crash
• Chemical makers say BPA no longer in sippy cups
• Biddeford woman sentenced to 7 years for arson
• DEP restores director to southern office
• Economy added 103,000 jobs in Sept.
• Two arrests; Waterville police log
• Panel: Routine prostate test does more harm than good
• Nobel Peace Prize goes to women's rights activists
• Penobscot Island Air suspends flights after fatal crash
• Terror suspect tried to by model plane from Maine man
• Jobs' vision became reality in Maine
• Head Start cuts tabled for now
• St. Peter's family, friends show at court
• Panel urged to improve land-use group
• Nelson says he didn't kill man
• Licata pleads not guilty to murder charge
• Waterville continues debate on shelter money
• Bridge repairs may stall I-95 traffic
• Racino developer helps fund campaign
• Topless coffee site to become self-storage business
• Musical act added to Belgrade Lakes' Oktoberfest
• HIGH SCHOOL FIELD HOCKEY: Messalonskee defeats Cony, 10-4
• Turnpike predicts holiday traffic about like 2010's
• Maine housing authority releases salary information
• Feds target 16 California pot dispensaries
• Man charged in 1980 slaying appears in court
• 3 appointed to charter school oversight panel
• Hank yanks ESPN football song for good
• Obama cites Westbrook bridge in jobs bill pitch
• Maine food pantries, soup kitchens lose funding
• Prince Harry due in U.S. for combat training
• 30-year mortgage below 4%<br>for first time ever
• Brunswick toddler found drinking near passed-out dad
• Combative Obama jabs at GOP on jobs bill
• White House to host Maine school nutrition directors
• Obama acknowledges Wall Street protests as a sign
• Senate moves toward final vote on China currency
• Kids' ER concussion visits up 60 pct over decade
• Former Gov. King: Jobs' death an 'incredible loss'
• DHHS proposes cuts to youth, education, hospitals
• Somerset County police logs
• Maine credit unions report growth
• Man drowns in Kennebec River in Bath
• Developer loans racino ballot campaign $780K
• Wozniak on Jobs: "He had the better instincts"
• Jobs and his celebrity: A love-hate relationship
• Same-day voter registration group raises over $278K
• Former cop pleads guilty to sexual molestation charge
• Apple's Steve Jobs dies, tributes pour in
• Nobel Prize in literature goes to Swedish poet
• Waterville police log; Winslow arrest
• Crews rescue capsized duck hunter
• Sustainability Report Highlights Green Initiatives
• Friendly's files for bankruptcy
• Unions join Wall Street protesters
• Dems: Pay for jobs plan with millionaire tax hike
• Candidates line up for Wintle's seat
• School nutritionist: Potato limit 'ridiculous'
• MHPC study: State elections liable to fraud
• College owners file for dismissal of suit
• Unity Town Office moving to elementary school
• Hearing to address new pesticide rules
• Group begins fundraising to fight gambling
• Clinton man arrested after police chase
• Morning Sentinel police log: October 6, 2011
• McKernan company seeks dismissal of federal lawsuit
• Fatal Biddeford fire was suicide
• D.C. event intensifies pro-potato pressure
• Police search for man who scammed 99-year-old
• Westbrook woman pleads guilty to immigration fraud
• India introduces $35 tablet computer for rural poor
• Maine community college enrollment up 4.3%
• Senate Democrats rewrite Obama's jobs bill
• Friendly's files for Ch. 11 bankruptcy
• Think tank faults Maine voter registration system
• Board approves eastern Maine wind project
• Poll: 1 in 3 vets sees Iraq, Afghan wars as wastes
• Knox dad: She's strong, 'but it's been tough time'
• Unions give Wall Street protesters some oomph
• General: Army has a discipline problem
• Pharmacist pleads not guilty to taking kickbacks
• Obama signs bill to keep government running
• Cache of heroin found in Maine State Prison store
• Little Lads popcorn maker expands production
• Deaths of young harbor seals investigated
• Artful Message on Mountaintop Removal
• Lawyer: Cancer killing arson suspect
• Maine gasoline pumps found to be overcharging
• Regional music camp aims to grow
• Snowe, Michaud central figures in trade debates
• Skowhegan treasurer not ready for audit; town paying
• Wilton welcomes new police chief
• Firefighter’s widow resurrects dinner
• Underwood gives students journals, encouagement
• 300 bills written for next session
• Friends: Victim 'was terrified'
• Teen ticketed after three-car collision
• China comprehensive plan review to continue at meeting tonight
• Morning Sentinel police log: October 5, 2011
• 2 Maine projects get border commission grants
• Bernanke: Recovery close to faltering
• Obama knocks Cantor, prods GOP on jobs bill
• A faster, more powerful iPhone
• NYC East River chopper crash kills 1; 4 rescued
• St. Joseph's College names interim president
• Student voters urged to get driver's license
• Amanda Knox, family head home to Seattle
• 4 airports try lower-hassle screening
• Portland protesters continue to 'occupy'
• 3 win Nobel for showing universe is speeding up
• Down East school employee charged with child porn
• Gas pumps found to be overcharging motorists
• Anti-casino group sets up PAC, targets ballot questions
• Heating oil starts season 84 cents higher than year ago
• Maine board to decide on Down East wind farm
• Christie: 'Now is not my time' for White House bid
• Underwear bomb suspect starts trial with outburst
• Wife of late firefighter resurrects appreciation event
• Teen killed in crash following football game
• Judge upholds $100K bail for accused arsonist
• Somerset County police logs
• Police log for Monday and Tuesday: Waterville
• No one hurt in Wilton house fire
• 19 Colby students charged during party
• Earthquake Damages Building, Spares People in Kalimpong
• St. Peter's friends speak up
• Maine schools sliding in annual progress
• Italian appeals court clears Knox
• Same-day vote supporters point to report
• Waterville city council to vote on shelter fund
• Norridgewock man awarded Purple Heart
• Senate confirms district court judge
• Portland joins Wall Street protests
• Gift funds North Anson clinic’s X-ray set-up
• Man faces charges after pot discovery
• Senior citizens invited to foliage excursion
• Vassalboro selectmen question lunch break pay
• Wall Street protesters dress as zombies
• Conviction overturned, Knox to go free
• ER doc: Jackson physician never mentioned propofol
• Paraplegic skipper credited in boat tragedy
• Gotten any personal letters lately? Didn't think so
• Navy contracts mean revenue stability for Bath
• Richmond boy in critical condition
• Somerset County police logs
• Coalition: Studies support same-day voter registration
• Avg. Maine gasoline price drops 6.2 cents
• Slain soldier's family meets Pentagon officials
• Arrest, Waterville police log
• District switch cause for concern
• Convenience store, gas station skips step
• Mitchell says Palestinian UN bid worrisome
• Redistricting reaction seems mostly ho-hum
• Wall Street protesters: We're in for long haul
• Seniors value as volunteers touted
• Milfoil removal efforts continue on Messalonskee Lake
• ON MAINE POLITICS: Spotlight on DHHS, education spending
• Court returns to Pownalborough
• Greek deficit projected at 8.5 percent of GDP
• Pirates win exhibition finale, 2-0
• Weekend police logs
• Woman hurt in ATV accident in Dover-Foxcroft
• True clinches road racing crown with runner-up finish
• Caribou man wins Maine Marathon
• Coastal flooding expected south of Portland today
• Expanded jetport opens to passengers today
• Fryeburg Fair kicks off for 161st year
• No kinship care for David
• Maine Marathon runners brave rainy conditions
• Volunteers keep restaurant afloat
• Care to stay near patients
• Maine might compost unused drugs
• 50 years, quickly passed
• Town, school races crowded in Winslow
• Mallett school celebrates past, future
• Michaud leaving public service after 31 years
• Jay scholar earns Fulbright; heads for Bhutan
• New hospital to bring road changes
• Budget cutters looking hard at money use
• PBS looking at Maine role in Prohibition
• LePage taking steps to prevent unemployment fraud
• POLICE
• Auburn to host New England Ghost Conference
• HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Traip overpowers Winslow, 36-8
• Coast Guard rescues fisherman off Maine coast
• Deaf Culture Festival today on Mackworth Island
• Pirates get five players from Coyotes
• Woman sentenced in mobile home sales thefts
• LePage: Maine targets unemployment fraud
• US general sees end to Libya mission
• Standish woman arrested for arson
• UPDATE: Oxford Plains races postponed until Oct. 15
• Kennedys to mark charity anniversary in Maine
• LePage to attend Big E fair in Massachusetts
• Street fair marks end of NH-Maine bridge
• Funds secured for Biddeford land purchase
• POLICE
• CLARIFICATION
• Maine, state workers union still debating contract
• Former Associated Grocers employees ready for work
• First lady in Maine: Election will determine who we are
• Anson, Madison water districts propose merger
• FINDING DAVID: 'Delusional world' led to son taken away
• North Anson woman wanted on arson charge back after fleeing
• Sister: Murder suspect is father of St. Peter's child
• REPORTING ASIDE: Couple retiring from Redington Museum
• Immigrants arrested in restaurant raids face charges
• SNAPSHOT: Winslow pep rally
• SNAPSHOT: Waterville pep rally parade
• Man who found St. Peter's body was 'scared to death'
• It's official: Francona's out
• First lady: Election will decide<br>'who we are as a country'
• Jackson Lab planning<br>$1.1B facility at UConn
• 8 employees of Mexican restaurants facing charges
• Medic: Info from Jackson's doctor didn't add up
• Canadian Arctic ice shelves shrink dramatically
• Study: New England beef markets not yet feasible
• Incomes fall for first time<br>in nearly two years
• Obama praises killing of al-Awlaki
• Deaths in recent races prompt triathlon review
• Somerset County police logs
• Francona on radar for White Sox?
• Update: Hiker dies after trail rescue
• Calif. man survives for days after car plunges off cliff
• Prominent al-Qaida cleric believed killed in Yemen
• CLARIFICATION
• CORRECTION
• POLICE
• SKOWHEGAN DISTRICT COURT
• Portland jetport gets modern look
• Michelle Obama to make Maine visit
• Officials: Depth at Portland pier may become issue
• Fairfield town clerk receives association's President Award
• Nonprofit group given OK to open center in China
• Memorial honoring EMS members planned for capitol complex
• Pellet maker in Strong gets federal money
• A pink light in the dark: Cancer rally planned in Farmington
• Lawmakers hear Clean Election funding options
• Possible buyer for Madison junior high school building not named
• Somerset Animal Shelter manager fired
• Anson veteran selectman resigns
• State ag, conservation departments may merge
• FINDING DAVID: Couple fights to regain custody after adopted son taken by DHHS
• HIGH SCHOOL FIELD HOCKEY: Mt. View, Gardiner play to 1-1 tie
• U.S. Capitol police react to Onion hostage satire
• Epstein: Not Francona's fault
• Maine panel gets less-than-rosy economic report
• First lady a not-so-secret campaign weapon
• LePage pitches plan to merge departments
• U.S. fugitive killer lived openly in Africa
• Windham councilor dies of apparent suicide
• Vt. thanking homebound National Guard units
• New England air quality improved in 2011
• Kennebunkport dedicates Barbara Bush garden
• Fairfield, Oakland Waterville police blotters
• Teen trying to avoid deer is killed in crash
• CEOs of big companies foresee less hiring
• Wildlife Scientist on the Future of Conservation
• Breakthrough in forensic evidence leads to arrest in unsolved Anson slayiing
• POLICE
• China rules, amendments to be discussed at hearings
• Bangor bank outlines Augusta building project
• Second arrest made in Winslow copper theft case
• Sewer gases killed two workers
• Quarry Road Recreation Area gets another big boost
• Fuentes arrests not part of nationwide immigration sweep
• Waterville candidates weigh in on police station site
• SNAPSHOT: Get ready to play
• Unity College's Hunters and Huggers feast boasts local menu
• LePage: Mural was removed for money reasons
• Hallowell gets pot dispensary
• String of thefts leads to boosted security in downtown Skowhegan
• Next week: 75 mph north of Bangor on I-95
• Autopsies show sewer gas killed<br>workers in Kennebunkport
• Marijuana dispensary heading to Hallowell
• Cantaloupe illnesses, deaths expected to rise
• LePage: Investor group finalizes purchase of 2 mills
• Report: EPA cut corners on climate finding
• 26 states appeal health care law to Supreme Court
• Anson homicide victim's family was <br>still suffering from mystery of unsolved killing
• Man arrested in 31-year-old unsolved Anson homicide
• Quimby buys 11,291 more acres near Baxter
• Somerset County police logs
• ICE announces criminal immigrant roundup
• Shutdown averted, but deep differences linger
• Former Searsport teacher sentenced in sex case
• Texas mother to plead guilty in son's death
• Autopsies under way for men found in sewage tank
• Turner man sentenced for cocaine distribution
• 11 employees of Mexican eateries being held in jail
• Upgrade cost less than thought
• Legislators OK bath salts bill
• Mt. Blue schools to welcome public
• Winslow High School to host public bonfire
• Community spirit festival to return to Waterville
• Bangor bank expands to old KJ lot
• Parties agree on lines
• Officials identify three possible sites for city's police station
• Group: GOP leaders used same-day voting
• Local men found dead in sewage tank
• Scientists to share water research
• Power outage affected nearly 1,300 consumers
• Morning Sentinel police log: September 28, 2011
• HIGH SCHOOL FIELD HOCKEY: Mt. View tops Waterville, 4-0
• Marijuana dispensary picks site in downtown Portland
• 40-year sentence for killings of Maine couple
• Sewage tank victims<br>identified in Kennebunkport
• Doc's defense: Jackson gave himself fatal dose
• Longtime fugitive U.S. hijacker caught in Portugal
• Senate confirms all of LePage's nominees
• Fla. couple sentenced for mailing oxycodone to Maine
• Coalition releases list of Republicans using same-day registration
• Legislature passes re-districting compromise
• More Americans skipping medical care to save money
• Survey: Health insurance costs surge in 2011
• Inspectors dangle from Washington Monument
• Racino backers launch ad campaign
• Dog put in quarantine after biting 6-year-old
• Senate poised to confirm LePage nominees
• Legislature set to vote on 'bath salts' bill
• Senate nears vote on U.S. District Court nominee
• Waterville police
• Gulp ... Sox lose, tied for wild card
• Earthquake Prompts Worries for Kalimpong
• Investigation: Cellphone call ended before fatal crash
• Mixed reaction to Winslow bridge work
• Deal struck in Washington; shutdown averted
• Collins: Keep potatoes in school lunches
• Redistrict agreement still elusive
• Deal could help Farmington parking issues
• Common Ground director calls fair 'one of the best ever'
• Winslow school names wing, scholarship for teacher
• New MTA budget sees travel funds cut
• LEGISTLATIVE BRIEFS: Audit will determine federal aid amount
• Man shot by police was off medication, sister says
• New boxes needed for digital cable switch
• Downed line kills power to downtown Skowhegan
• Athens man arrested on drug possession charges
• Wilton man charged with drunkenly banging on house door
• Maine panel details health care exchange
• Police: Trucker distracted, speeding before train collision
• Dead Sea Scrolls go online
• Obama defends push to raise taxes on rich
• Living people to appear on US stamps
• On spending, Congress can't agree on easy stuff
• Somerset County police logs
• DEP nominee sails through confirmation hearing
• Police probe stabbing in Livermore Falls
• Waterville, Winslow police logs for Sunday, Monday
• Buker's lasting legacy honored
• Pet food pantry seeking help
• Freed hikers: Nationality, not actions, issue in Iran
• Ban on texting while driving starts Wednesday
• A rare upside of economic worries: Lower gas prices
• ON MAINE POLITICS: Lawmakers to consider redistricting Tuesday
• 'The Sing-Off' alters Mainer's career choice
• Sushi chef brings skills to Skowhegan
• Sox crumble again, wild-card lead down to 1/2 game
• UPDATE: Police ID Farmingdale shooting suspect
• UMA designated military friendly
• KVCC student sets sights on Mars
• Bills come back, stun Patriots
• Woman dies after car rolls over in Littleton
• Cumberland County Fair's 140th year begins
• Four hurt in two accidents
• Challenge to Maine GOP vote strategy threatened
• Texting while driving ban to start this week
• 2 hikers released from Iranian prison back in the US
• Man from Union electrocuted
• LePage proclaims day of remembrance for murder victims
• Oysters take center stage at today's festival
• Police logs, Waterville, Farmington; Franklin, Somerset counties
• Fairgoers unite in Unity as part of a global effort
• Re-enactors mark Benedict Arnold's arrival
• Stability seems likely for Bath Iron Works
• LePage hits familiar theme in Calais for Capitol for a Day
• Thursday to be a big day for herring
• ON THE EDGE: The sky is falling, the sky ...
• UMF begins annual 3K merit scholarships
• Colby College expansion a 'glass lantern'
• Common Ground panel: It's time to act on climate change
• Maine's unique approach to gambling may hurt it in the long run
• HEAD FIRST: Impact of concussions forces sports to take closer look at injury
• Collins: 'Timeout' on federal regulations would help economy
• Satellite likely in ocean, but may have hit US
• Bangor Daily News to cut jobs
• Waterville, Somerset logs; arrests
• Breast cancer bracelets put kids in hot water
• Police continue to search for clues in Elena Lozada's death
• Lincoln County eligible for post-Irene aid
• Biddeford's annual chalk festival postponed
• Portland police investigate pharmacy robbery
• Benedict Arnold's march events reenacted in Pittston
• Thousands of Mainers walk to end Alzheimer's
• Police pursue leads in robbery
• Maine Maritime homecoming this weekend
• Common Ground fair starts today in Unity
• POLICE
• Richmond school sees 2 bomb scares in week
• Industry man pleads not guilty to pot charges
• MIA memorial bracelets find soldier's family
• Lewiston house part of hunt for missing woman
• Skowhegan selectmen to look for deputy replacement
• Fresh air at Oak Grove
• LePage theme in Calais is familiar
• Common Ground Fair lets kids flourish, too
• Black bear killed in Portland
• 'No Child Left Behind' changes give states more say
• Cancun Mexican Restaurant reopens with much support
• MaineGeneral's new regional hospital 'an extraordinary opportunity'
• Madison welcomes new taxi service
• Police persue leads in robbery
• GOP may push redistricting plan
• Police warn of possibly tainted street drugs
• Somerset County police logs
• Stocks end on uptick<br>after brutal week of selling
• Police search for clues for missing Lewiston woman
• Palestinians submit UN statehood bid
• Ex-pharmacist for tribe indicted for kickbacks
• Satellite mysteriously slows, Earth strike delayed
• Lost Mainer in NH reaches help with cell phone
• Ammo for new BIW destroyer passes test
• Showdown time: Senate blocks House disaster aid bill
• Physicists wary of junking cosmic speed limit just yet
• U.S. paid $600 million in benefits to dead people
• GOP: We hold trump card to pass redistricting plan
• Neighbor blocks burglar getaway car til cops arrive
• Ex-employee pleads guilty to stealing from credit union
• Texas woman not yet indicted in son's death
• Wind company seeks to collect data in Maine
• Black bear killed in Portland
• Morning Sentinel police log: Sept. 23, 2011
• Police arrest three after burglary at Troy home
• Norridgewock woman hurt in crash with tractor-trailer
• Stratton woman in hospital after moose hits car
• Waterville man given two-year probation for thefts, burglaries
• Somerset voters to elect commissioners for new districts
• Group suggests small changes to help planet
• LePage outlines goals at Kiwanis
• Summers continues touting voter fraud thesis
• Group-owned land to be used for veterans
• Waterville council finds three possible sites for police station
• Outdoorsman remembered
• Stocks plunge
• Cancun owner released
• Man with knife robs Waterville credit union
• New MaineGeneral to break ground
• STILL LIFE: Night riders and neon steeds
• Man robs Waterville credit union
• U.S. walks out as Iran delivers anti-U.S. speech
• It hasn't been pretty, but Sox<br>still have wild card edge
• Maine home sales rise 15% in August
• Maine officials apologize to tribe over bus boardings
• Obama challenges Boehner, McConnell on home turf
• Somerset County police logs
• Computer reconstructs movie scenes from brain scans
• Bail set for owner of Mexican restaurants
• Atom smasher claims faster-than-light particle
• Work starts on new $312M hospital in Augusta
• FDA phases out inhaler due to environmental impact
• Census: Recession taking toll on young adults
• Houlton postal worker sentenced for drug thefts
• Police chief hurt in collision with moose
• Bangor drug court to close
• Police complaint logs for Waterville, Clinton
• Dinner is served. Invasive fish, anyone?
• State cutbacks worry some fire officials
• Cornville farmer ready to defy town
• China to vote on spending surplus on town plan
• Police ask for patience with traffic at Common Ground Country Fair
• Plans continue for new Belgrade supermarket
• STILL LIFE: Fleecy grooming
• Body found in Jackman
• Vote probe finds one violation
• Waterville man, brother arrested by federal agents
• Morning Sentinel police log: Sept. 22, 2011
• Armed immigration agents raid Westbrook eatery
• Pastors visiting from Honduras
• Annual Unity College dinner welcomes hunters, tree huggers
• Motorcyclist dies in Windsor crash
• Labor committee endorses nominations
• Toddler needed 64 stitches after pit bull attack
• Waterville restaurateur cited for harboring illegals
• Kennebec Journal, union sign labor pact
• U.S. building secret drone bases in Africa, Mideast
• Fed to shift $400B in holdings to boost economy
• Summers reveals voter fraud investigation results
• Sub arrives at Portsmouth yard for upgrades
• Iran releases 2 Americans jailed as spies
• Obama to U.N.: No shortcut to peace in Middle East
• Software company succeeds<br>with autistic work force
• Armed Services chairman: Cuts could mean draft
• Somerset County police logs
• Maine Warden Service Recovers Body In Jackman
• Mother of NH girl separating from husband
• Summers to announce voter fraud investigation results
• Bus driver charged with sex assault on Kittery child
• Maine wardens search lake for missing boater
• Slide show: UNE presents Morton awards to outstanding women
• Alum Featured in Documentary
• Wilton mother arrested after hitting ex-boyfriend's truck with car
• Could war taxes help the economy?
• Waterville City Council votes to back ambulance loan
• Collins watches new day dawn
• Exploding turban kills former Afghan president
• At Mount View, a call for kindness
• Senate panel paves way for return of very big rigs
• STILL LIFE: Stolen prize
• ‘Worst Road in Maine’ list keeps growing
• 'The whole thing just — whoosh'
• Waterville approves Delta Ambulance request
• Six LePage nominees nearing confirmation
• Colby Oak Fellow to discuss poverty in India
• NY beach remains tied to 1996 discovery
• Sen. Collins, colleagues applaud<br>end of 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell'
• Repeal of gay ban causing few waves in military
• Oxford casino chooses Las Vegas partner
• Unprofessional conduct fine upheld against lawyer
• 22 awarded MacArthur 'genius grants'
• Fact check: Are rich taxed less than secretaries?
• Somerset County police logs
• Palestinians continue effort to seek UN membership
• Suicide bomber kills former Afghan president
• Toddler recovering after pit bull bite in Windham
• Bill to let bigger rigs on interstates advances
• Fire engulfs Waterville apartment building
• Police blame speed in fatal Farmington crash
• Big bust for booze at Colby
• Maine's congressional delegates respond to president's proposal
• Obama talks tough on taxes
• Morning Sentinel police log: Sept. 20, 2011
• Police: Driver in train crash may have been on cellphone
• Passing nurse helped Pittsfield crash victims
• Cornville narrowly OKs town library
• The charges
• WATERVILLE DISTRICT COURT
• Conference discusses depression in the workplace
• NEWPORT DISTRICT COURT
• Ambulance request up for public hearing
• Grand jury indicts Canaan man on assault charges
• State poet laureate chosen to read at DC festival
• Murder suspect makes first court appearance
• Feds reverse decision, award grant to Fort Kent group
• Coast Guard chopper flies mariner to hospital
• Obama endorses ending one day of mail delivery
• Maine Historical executive director stepping down
• Police charge Colby students
• EPA fines S. Portland chemical company $151K
• Trucker killed in Amtrak crash may have been on phone
• Obama announces debt plan built on taxing rich
• Racino proponents kick off Yes on 2 campaign
• Death toll for Reno air crash rises to 10
• Pentagon: Ready for gay ban repeal Tuesday
• Netflix spinning off DVD business
• Flu vaccine now widely available in Maine
• Court throws out 17-year Padilla terror sentence
• Avg. Maine gasoline price drops 4.6 cents
• FBI: Violent crime down by 6% last year
• Maine poet laureate to read in D.C.
• Fatal plane crash in Greenville under investigation
• Waterville police log; three arrests
• Morning Sentinel police log: Sept. 19, 2011
• China selectmen to determine local ballot questions
• JONATHAN RISKIND: Snowe discusses stimulus bill vote
• Kennebec County Sheriff's Department buys new dive boat
• Tour of green buildings Oct. 1 in Palermo
• ON MAINE POLITICS: Capitol busy again
• Family offering reward to find Farmington woman's killer
• Skowhegan school is owner's dream come true
• Child abuse tied to hard times
• Down below, above and beyond
• MCI students survive spectacular wreck
• In New Portland, a new beginning
• STILL LIFE: At the fair
• College of the Atlantic gets $1M agriculture grant
• Walk to Cure Diabetes draws Collins, big crowd to Back Cove
• New England general stores hardly general these days
• Busy week for cruise ships
• Pilot recovering from Ultralight crash
• Two injured, two reported missing from Lebanon car accident
• Strong earthquake hits northeastern India
• ACC adds Pittsburgh, Syracuse from Big East
• Maine crews return home after helping in Vermont
• Maine groups getting $1M in grant money
• Goodwill Industries of Northern New England names Roosevelt granddaughter CEO
• Morning Sentinel police log: Sept. 18, 2011
• Oxford casino planners downplay potential competitors
• Moscow land up for auction
• Winslow officials eye more space for police
• J.P. DEVINE: The last mailbox
• Skowhegan farmers' market is state's most popular
• With Madison leading the way, winter heating changes could be in store
• Murder charge brings surprise, hope for closure
• Local job market not good, but could be worse
• A play for our times at Lakewood Theater
• Oldest child of late Sen. Ted Kennedy dies
• Police say nine people killed in Reno air crash
• Friends: Pilot in Reno crash was skilled airman
• Maine has highway funding worries too
• Hundreds expected at garlic fest on Mount Desert
• LePage touts job creation in weekly radio address
• Noise-reduction standards for wind turbines get OK’d
• Coast Guard searching Casco Bay after 'mayday' call
• Farmer Henri still at it
• Lawrence ready for marching band season
• Grand jury indicts suspect in '09 killing in pickup
• UMF chief calls it a career
• Taste of Thailand comes to Farmington
• Job descriptions spark bid debate
• ATVs warned to keep off ET
• Restaurants, fishermen promote alternate seafood
• POLICE
• Officials seem to like tax break for gas pipeline
• 20 months in prison for slaying
• Vote may turn school into library
• Rep. Michaud: Give troops US shoes
• Man injured, car catches fire in Raymond accident
• If you're feeling poorer, that's because you are
• Remains in Southwest Harbor likely those of missing man
• Auburn man sentenced for bankruptcy fraud
• HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Waterville at Gardiner live tonight
• Maine unemployment rate dips to 7.6 percent
• BEP approves lower turbine noise standards
• Maine getting $13M for small business loans
• Grandparents with webcam<br>latest online stars
• Spy satellite chief's blunt talk is an eye-opener
• White House wary of Solyndra re-election effects
• Obama signs 1st major patent law change since '52
• US ramps up weapons search in Libya
• Somerset County police logs
• Waterville police blotter Sept. 16
• Tractor-trailor crushes dump truck cab, killing driver
• Disaster aid to help pay for repairs
• Police find copper stolen from CMP
• Town's 'eyesore' going away
• Leonard and Shettleworth to Appear on C-SPAN
• LePage proposal would toughen rules regarding bath salts
• Same-day registration backers start campaign
• Waterville mayoral candidates made official
• Victim liason retires
• Clinton officers accused of unnecessary force
• Panel cuts teacher pay supplement
• Vote OKs selling second town office
• Two face drug trafficking charges
• Work begins to replace Wilton bridge
• Legal action makes permit invalid
• BIW gets destroyers contract
• Morning Sentinel police log: September 16, 2011
• Navy signs $2B in contracts for BIW destroyers
• Drunk driver interrupts Bath police fitness session
• Investor group poised to buy closed mills
• LePage bill elevates penalties for bath salts
• Caribou High teacher named state's top instructor
• Marine receives Medal of Honor
• Six cruise ships to call in Portland next week
• US Supreme Court asked to halt Texas execution
• Anthony told to pay almost $100K for investigation
• FDA disputes TV doc's warning of apple juice risk
• Consumer prices, unemployment claims rise
• NH Gov. Lynch won't seek re-election
• Former Mass. trooper convicted of Kittery rape
• Two men face cocaine charges after Waterville bust
• Budget-cutting panel continues quest for $25M
• Maine Indians upset over bingo bus inspection
• 2 Bates students stranded on island, rescued
• Marine hero to receive Medal of Honor today
• Rogue trader loses $2 billion for UBS
• Waterville police log; two arrests
• Sidney farmer in dispute with state about fence
• Bible Scholar Elaine Pagels Gives Inaugural Lecture
• Morning Sentinel police log: Sept. 15, 2011
• Skowhegan District Court: Sept. 15, 2011
• Morning Sentinel correction: Sept. 14, 2011
• Cautious consumers tighten purse strings
• Police dogs get extra training
• Agricultural fair returns to New Portland this weekend
• China selectmen defer ballot decisions
• Crash victim still in hospital
• Colby to host Princeton professor
• Lawyer wants GMAC mortage practices investigated
• Massive cruise ship pier opens in Portland harbor
• Report finds big gap between needed, offered degrees
• Worker hurt in Mt. Blue construction accident
• Professor talks about enduring Revelation
• State helps cue better education
• Show us your produce
• BP responsible for oil spill, government says
• 'I'm not well today,' says alleged robber
• Madison has its own natural gas plan
• STILL LIFE: Pick of the crop
• Sox collapse in 8th, lose 5-4
• Tea party candidate challenges Snowe to debate
• Justice Ginsburg slides to safety off airplane
• UMaine announces business plan competition
• Report: BP ultimately responsible
• Police: Passenger in Canaan crash injured, not driver
• Maine to lead effort to raise science standards
• Future NASA rocket to be most powerful ever built
• Ban proposed on e-cigarettes on planes
• SAT reading scores fall to lowest level on record
• House probing $528M loan to failed solar company
• Poll finds near-split in US over legal gay marriage
• Self-defense classes for women at Waterville Fire Department
• Water main workers find 1840s gravestones
• Suspect in armed robbery of pharmacy arrested
• Ralph Nader appeal goes to Maine supreme court
• Man charged in Mass. murders has local past
• State legislator accused in gun incident resigns
• Canaan crash sends driver to hospital
• Ground broken at opera house
• Insurgents hit US embassy, NATO office in Kabul
• T-Mobile workers allege firings in recent months
• Conservatives’ poll: End same-day registration
• Water change would be good
• Disaster declared for Irene-damaged Maine counties
• Litchfield offender charged with possessing child pornography
• HIGH SCHOOL FIELD HOCKEY: Gardiner nips Waterville, 1-0
• 12.5% of Mainers live in poverty, Census says
• Armrest wars: Flights fuller than ever
• Former BIW worker pleads guilty to copper theft
• BIW lays off 44 salaried workers
• Poll: Majority support repealing same-day registration
• Ramirez out of jail after battery charge
• First responder video filmed on Maine Turnpike
• Towns in final talks to restart mills
• 9.4 percent of Mainers lack health coverage
• Somerset County police logs
• Obama's jobs plan complicates task of debt panel
• Taliban attack US Embassy, other Kabul buildings
• Wintle resigns House seat
• Census: US poverty rate swells to nearly 1 in 6
• Young sisters injured in Belgrade crash
• Time Warner launches network for doctors, patients
• Waterville police blotter and arrests
• Farmington police say couple fended off sickle, biting attack
• Grocers denied bankruptcy protection
• STILL LIFE: Whoa
• Morning Sentinel police log: Sept. 13, 2011
• Vassalboro board approves resident's building plan
• Colby awards female NPR Libya correspondent
• Man, teen charged in theft of Newport ATVs, dirtbike
• Police investigating robbery at Bingham pharmacy
• Large bath salts shipment seized in Fairfield drug bust
• Cited concerns about Marine Resources nothing new
• Waterville planners OK golf, bakery building
• Colorful store is first in old county jail
• Time to move on from September 11? No, many say
• Medical clinic to remain open in Bingham
• Official touts power of gas pipeline
• Union questions T-Mobile
• Waterville planners approve cafe-bakery/golf facility
• Woman gets 30 days for embezzling license fees
• Police log, Sunday, Monday: Waterville
• Monroe man charged with growing pot
• Obama: Tax rich to pay for jobs bill
• Rivals plan to press Perry on Social Security
• 9/11 plaza in NYC<br>opens to public
• Armed Services chairman criticizes Obama policies
• Pentagon puts 4 troops on ground in Libya
• Drug raid finds homeowner hiding under clothes pile
• Two men charged with home invasion, robberies
• Upset homeless man smashes $10,000 EKG
• Bank of America will cut 30,000 jobs
• Cape Air may start Bar Harbor, Presque Isle service
• Somerset County police logs
• Obama to send jobs bill to Congress today
• IBM putting Watson supercomputer<br>to work in health insurance
• Book-loving couple married in library
• Maine avg. gas prices drop slightly
• Search ends for man swept off Monhegan
• Waterville police chief wants big dogs kept away from children
• Oak Fellow Fights India's Caste System
• Morning Sentinel police log: Sept. 12, 2011
• New animal welfare chief says balance is the key
• Richmond duo digging for historical treasure
• Woman injured during toy run
• New principal combines duties at Athens Elementary
• Albion physician ready for next Doctors Without Borders trip
• Mount Merici celebrates 100th year
• ON MAINE POLITICS: Homeless may vote, Webster says
• Franco-American festival honors the fallen
• Freeport Flag Ladies, friends herald freedom
• On anniversary of 9/11, nation revisits void
• Portland remembers 9/11 with poignant procession
• Man detained at KC airport with suspicious items
• Secret Service probes Facebook threat
• Breast cancer benefit race draws 1,600
• Greece announces new property tax
• High-profile flag-wavers join Freeport flag ladies
• LePage orders flags half-staff today
• LePage proclaims today is Apple Sunday in Maine
• Fall foliage website to open this week
• NYC ceremony marking Sept. 11 anniversary begins
• Bowdoin preserves rare Arctic exploration film
• MS: "we remember" Sept. 11, 2001
• 'More birthdays, less cancer'
• Some have gone; some remain
• Jetport moving past 9/11 notoriety
• Teens learn a language, and a culture
• Walk assists family devastated in log truck crash
• Maine firefighters honor spirit of 9/11 at state convention
• POLICE
• Homeland Security funding for Maine shrinking
• Local officials defend federal assistance
• UMaine falls short at Pitt
• Search continues for man swept into ocean
• HIGH SCHOOL FIELD HOCKEY: Skowhegan defeats Messalonskee, 3-2 in OT
• Biddeford shows support for Jackman family
• Maine State Fire Fighters parade
• JetPort moving past 9/11 notoriety
• Bush lays wreath at Pentagon in 9/11 remembrance
• Litchfield fair ending this weekend
• Cancer survivors to meet in Augusta
• Maine triathlon draws 800 athletes
• Ground broken for fallen firefighters memorial in Portland
• AMY CALDER: Time stood still
• Bikers gearing up for 30th toy run
• Golf tournament to help 9/11 charities
• Morning Sentinel police log: Sept. 10, 2011
• China board to resume application talks; China selectmen to hear from committee
• Five boys arrested in string of Belgrade Lakes burglaries
• LePage nominates attorney to lead state DEP
• Against co-chairman's wishes, China committee meets
• With no leads, investigation of stolen Boston Cane stalls in Clinton
• Webster adds to list of potential fraud concerns
• Winslow doctor faces animal cruelty charge
• Office space offered in Bingham for VA clinic
• 'Words can't describe the scene'
• Governor sees gap in state between jobs, skills
• Power goes out in parts of southern Maine
• Waterville mayoral candidates file signatures
• A decade later, Freeport flag ladies still waving
• Coast Guard searching for man off Monhegan
• Report: Marine Resources Dept. needs restructuring
• Pa. flood mark revised; levees in 'extreme stress'
• Officials chase unconfirmed al-Qaida bomb threat
• LePage orders lowering of flags on 9/11
• Dow finishes week with 304-point plunge
• LePage: Make acting DEP chief permanent
• Police: Howland man decapitates himself with cable
• Obama promotes jobs plan on GOP turf
• GOP leader lodges concern over 2004 voter registrations
• 5 boys charged with burglarizing 25 lakeside homes
• LePage lifts disaster declaration
• LePage names acting insurance chief to be permanent
• Freeport Flag Ladies<br>still waving 10 years later
• LePage: Not enough skilled workers
• Obama tax cut would boost typical pay by $1,500
• Waterville, Fairfield, Oakland, Winslow polcie blotters
• ATV club seeks to repair trails ravaged by Irene
• Downeaster fatal truck accident lawsuit
• Inmates sue, claiming padlock beatings
• Piano teacher sentenced for sex assault
• Woman injured in crash
• Rabbit rumination
• Events to show park's change
• Arson suspect wants to act as own lawyer
• Walk will benefit family of dead boy
• Training camp opening to Naval Cadet Corps
• Concerned mother gets grant for fence
• Local United Way starts fundraising campaign with Olympic-themed event
• POLICE
• Festival to honor veterans with French heritage
• FARMINGTON DISTRICT COURT
• Murder suspect waives hearing
• Obama seeks boost of $450 billion
• Opera House to hold groundbreaking event
• Donors give $35,000 to build dog run at shelter
• Voters due to revisit same-day registering
• Delegation varies on Obama speech
• Police: Wales man made up story of burglary
• FairPoint to lay off 130 in Maine
• Voter rights referendum cleared for Nov. ballot
• 100,000 evacuate as flood waters rise
• Somerset County police logs
• South Portland councilors to get iPads
• Woman pleads not guilty to killing husband
• Texas has hottest June-August on U.S. record
• Audio files reveal 9/11 air traffic horror
• Federal court tosses lawsuits over health reform
• In Sweden, curious case of moose in tree
• Half of Auburn kindergartners get iPads
• Analysis: GOP debate raises jobs pressure on Obama
• More people apply for unemployment benefits
• Waterville police complaints and arrests
• Waterville airport missing fuel
• LePage helping to raise awareness
• $1 million grant to assist domestic violence victims
• Clinic travel vexes vets
• A return to old-style apples
• Best Obama jobs plan may be status quo
• UMF center gives home to local artists
• Committee: Need unity to drop tax
• Route 27 traffic resumes as bridges open
• Police arrest 2 men in copper theft case
• Kirstie Alley selling home on Islesboro
• POLICE
• SNAPSHOT: Buzz cut
• Chesterville man arrested during alleged burglary
• China to discuss possible ordinance changes
• LePage helps launch effort against domestic violence
• Police investigating Wales home invasion
• Historic Lewiston-Auburn depot to be renovated
• Court says no to rehearing in PAC reporting case
• Shocker: Power demand from US homes is falling
• Analysis: Is getting back to even on jobs possible?
• Owner of Rumford paper mill files for Chapter 11
• Russian jet crash kills 43, many top hockey stars
• Lee's remnants bring fresh flood worries to East
• Pentagon ups threat level at bases ahead of 9/11
• Quimby foundation acquires 965 more acres
• Somerset County police logs
• Sen. Collins maps next move in potato war
• Man charged with stealing 1,000 gallons of fuel
• Town has no water after resevoir empties
• Arrests, police logs, Waterville
• Bath salts found in Fairfield
• DNA in coffee shop fire not client’s, says defense attorney
• Remembering September 11
• Mainers go to Vermont
• Morning Sentinel police log: Sept. 7, 2011
• Waterville man gets 45 days for drug charges
• State panel calls for accountability on grant money
• Winslow man arrested after police seize drug needles
• Two men arrested in Waterville smoke shop theft
• RSU 18 residents approve woodchip plant
• Waterville City Council approves ambulance request
• Adult bookstore suspect faces prison time, district attorney says
• Motive unknown in Nevada IHOP shooting
• W.G. Mallett School opening a big success
• State gets $1 million for roads, bridges
• New school, new school year at Good Will-Hinckley
• HIGH SCHOOL FIELD HOCKEY: Lawrence, Messalonskee play to 0-0 tie
• Arrests, log items: Waterville police
• Turnpike traffic up for Labor Day weekend
• Somerset County police logs
• Woman found dead in submerged car in Lamoine
• Maine getting $1M federal grant to fix roads, bridges
• Convoys of Gadhafi loyalists flee Libya
• Stocks fall sharply as Europe worries deepen
• Poll: OK to trade some freedoms to fight terrorism
• Maine DOT crews depart to help Vermont
• Lawmakers question Maine energy alliance head
• Coast Guard rescues man whose kayak overturned
• LePage declares hunger month in Maine
• Deadline near for voter registration question
• Avg Maine gasoline price rises 3.6 cents
• Logging truck kills horse, rolls over
• Killer faces charge of indecency
• Adams Addresses Assembly for New Students
• Testing well water can be pivotal step
• Planned closure upsets some
• UMaine researches effects of arsenic
• Richmond High School to host top court
• Labor groups rebuff blame
• Local officials ponder pipe
• Canaan Grange members, friends working to renew hall
• Residents determined to revitalize Embden
• Man expected to be released from hospital after Anson crash
• DEP: Dredging didn't hurt river
• Morning Sentinel police log: September 6, 2011
• Kids to wrangle with ewe during Mutton Bustin'
• Horses compete in Windsor Fair pulling event
• Sea Dogs end season with a loss
• UMaine will use $3 million to study windmills
• Permanent post-Irene road fixes may have to wait
• Police logs, Waterville, Somerset County
• Maine's newest high school opens Tuesday
• Pakistan arrests top al-Qaida operative
• More than 39,000 still lack power after Irene
• Mainers celebrating Labor Day
• Hurricane Katia could affect East Coast
• The Studio Theater Will Be Singing This Fall!
• Morning Sentinel police log: Sept. 5, 2011
• Massachusetts man hurt in Industry ATV crash
• According to census, Maine's gay population increasing
• Hope for state's cottontail rabbits
• Tent dweller elicits concern in Coopers Mills
• Canadians pump up tourism
• UMF arts center ready to open doors
• ON MAINE POLITICS: Decisions due Nov. 8
• Arsenic study examines effects of exposure
• New Jimmy's Market under way
• Unemployed, underemployed battle it out for jobs
• Convention hosts have big plans
• A tale of two 9/11s
• Dogs lose, will finish with franchise-worst record
• Cornstalks transform Hadlock into field of dreams for Sea Dogs
• Obama pledges federal help for Irene recovery
• Massachusetts man hurt in ATV accident in Maine
• Maine court to hear appeal in suit against priest
• Mass. man injured in ATV crash
• Man arrested in Beech Ridge Motor Speedway break-ins
• Weekend police logs, arrests
• Deadly Turner car crash under investigation
• Maine takes a breather from bonds, not so in towns
• College scholarship program hits milestone
• Maine Maritime training ship skipper appointed
• Man killed in Mars Hill collision
• Partners in Conservation: Colby and Belgrade Lakes Organizations
• High amounts of arsenic found in region’s wells
• Issue at a crossroads
• Governor's schedules not made public
• Trade agreement unites towns around New Balance
• J.P. DEVINE: Preparing for the fall
• Animals reflect kids' hard work at Harmony fair
• Common Ground Country Fair to join global rally
• MaineToday Media starts digital media marketing agency
• Heating oil assistance program faces major cuts
• Bruins' goalie brings Stanley Cup to Vermont
• Inaugural brew fest underway
• Maine study finds unhealthful foods pervasive
• Police: Auburn man shot in buttocks
• Maine museum holds vintage motorcycle show
• Weekly radio address: LePage touts teacher development program
• HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Mt. Blue defeats Brewer, 28-6
• Copper thieves strike locally
• Report: Hiring falls flat
• Flood damage from Irene threatens Vermont's leaf season
• Bid to block AT&T deal reflects state of telecom industry
• Library of Congress comes to Portland streets
• Moscow backs off departing SAD 13
• AMY CALDER: Driving through the years
• Police arrest two drivers going over 100 mph
• Japanese delegation to visit Maine cities
• Man, woman injured in motorcycle crash
• CMP gets go-ahead to expand power through China
• Service to ask city's help buying new ambulance
• Morning Sentinel police log: September 3, 2011
• Plane that crashed ran out of fuel
• LePage cancels trade mission to S. America
• 200 from Maine Guard to help Vt. recovery
• Feds sue biggest US banks over risky mortgages
• Lee heads for land; Katia hurricane again
• Racino question to top Nov. 8 referendum ballot
• Tidal power firm seeks pilot project license
• U.S. hiring dries up in August
• Fatal plane crash blamed on running out of gas
• Police still investigating voter database breach
• Obama halts controversial EPA regulation
• Thief steals $3,000 intended for victims of tsunami
• Waterville, Newport, Clinton, Winslow police logs
• Pit bull thefts raise fears of dog fighting ring
• Seafood companies travel to China on trade mission
• China selectmen seeking grant to help buy land
• STILL LIFE: Collecting spuds
• In Farmers’ Almanac, old-fashioned meets the future
• Morning Sentinel police log: Sept. 2, 2011
• Somerset County Superior Court: June 1-15, 2011
• Newport District Court: July 1-12, 2011
• Franklin Superior Court: July 7-Aug. 8, 2011
• United Way ready to launch public campaign
• MTI adjusts to lack of private investing
• Waterville police seize six pounds of pot, arrest two men
• Detroit man serves time for cruelty to deer
• Almost all power back, CMP says
• Quake risks for American reactors greater than previously thought
• Soldier thanks Erskine Academy for support
• Recession fears recede
• Northern New England's rural roads need work
• Carrabassett Valley bridge builders on tight schedule
• Thousands of Mainers still without Internet and electricity
• Vt. recovery makes headway, but woes remain
• Gasoline prices close to U.S. record for Labor Day
• Irene cleanup continues as eyes turn to Katia
• Newest Navy destroyer sails away from BIW
• Two Waterville men arrested in marijuana bust
• Augusta police investigate second robbery this week
• US counterterror chief: Al-Qaida on the ropes
• White House creates website for online petitions
• UPDATE: CMP says 873 still without power in Kennebec County
• Infrastructure bank could be part of jobs package
• Judge hears convicted killer's DNA request
• Maine, NH, Vt. get poor marks for rural roads
• Old Town raid leads to arrests for bath salts
• Waterville, Clinton logs; police arrests
• Human remains found in Southwest Harbor
• Almanac: Winter to be wet and stormy
• Temporary bridges in Carrabassett Valley expected to open Tuesday
• Skowhegan District Court: Aug. 1-12, 2011
• Morning Sentinel police log: Sept. 1, 2011
• Waterville man charged with OUI after car crash
• Crews scramble to clean up Sebago Lake State Park for weekend
• Sen. Snowe recognizes local businesses for job growth
• Vermont storm damage affects Time Warner
• Carrabassett Inn owner cites safety concerns
• Faulty gas vent blamed for deaths
• Memere across the English Channel
• Wikileaks: UN says US troops shot kids in raid
• Hold the phone, government says
• Environmental groups hope to block pipeline to Maine
• Tourists seem undaunted, ready for Irene
• Electricity slowly returning
• Speaker endorses teaching revamp
• Madison Paper makes the cut
• AT&T makes overtures to call center employees
• Time Warner's cable and internet service back online
• Couple who died from CO poisoning identified
• Snowe recognizes Waterville business for creating jobs
• Boehner to Obama: Address Congress Sept. 8 instead
• East Coast struggling to recover from Irene
• 2 York County judges nominated to Superior Court
• Maine group raises concerns about tar sands oil
• Documentary: Last-minute doubts on bin Laden raid
• Feds sue to block AT&T, T-Mobile merger
• Republicans may push own redistricting plan
• Somerset County police logs
• Waterville man arrested after fleeing accident scene
• Raymond offering $500 reward to nab tree-cutter
• Waterville, Clinton police logs; multiple arrests
• Lewiston call center to add 200 jobs
• Wait for power annoys some
• Irene exposed bridge's fatal flaw
• Canadian family turned away at inn, taken in by local man
• In western Maine, waiting to do the 'lights on' dance ...
• Generator fumes kill two people, sicken six in Maine
• Cursing jogger gets his day in court
• Bear hunting season kicks off in Maine
• First-Year Students Welcomed
• Morning Sentinel police log: Aug. 31, 2011
• Litchfield boy struck on skateboard
• Children were with girlfriend, says man who fled from police
• Inquiry sparks debate about audit oversight
• Company plans to reopen mills in Millinocket area
• Grand opening for lakes center Friday
• Overhauled school awaits Waterville students
• Democrats' redistricting plan approved
• Fire sparks at Madison mill
• Lockerbie passenger's uncle hasn't forgotten
• Airlifts take food, water to cut-off Vt. towns
• Saint Joseph's College president resigns
• 88,000 still lack power; road crews make progress
• Conviction vacated for ex-leader of biker gang
• Portsmouth firm to buy mills in the Millinockets
• Panel narrowly votes for Democratic redistricting plan
• Federal disaster fund running out of money
• Hunt for Gadhafi: Saddam all over again?
• Waterville arrest; police log
• Gadhafi's wife, 3 children flee to Algeria
• Blast at Wyo. oil production site kills 3 workers
• Recent murders prompt domestic violence bill
• Summer Construction Wrap-up
• Windsor Fair looks to rebound from delay
• Death of former New York firefighter remains unexplained
• Morning Sentinel police log: Aug. 30, 2011
• Parent supper to go on as scheduled in Waterville
• Search for Augusta robbery suspect continues
• Maine hosting 9/11 quilt piece
• At boards' request, Palermo treehouse down
• Farmington selectman elected VP of municipal association
• Winthrop man goes from kitchen to pulpit
• Redistricting counters continue
• LURC panel biased, Democrats say
• VA's mobile clinic closing
• Pittsfield man dies after Palmyra car crash
• LePage, other officials survey damage from storm
• In some areas of Vermont and upstate New York, the worst flooding in a century
• Canadian trucker survives scary brush with Irene
• LePage viewing storm damage in Carrabassett Valley
• Democrats submit 3rd redistricting proposal
• Land use study panel appointments draw fire
• CMP: 137,000 still without power
• UPDATE: Sugarloaf says resort is now reachable by detour
• UPDATE: Kennebec River to 21 feet
• Windjammer festival won't include Navy frigate
• Falling tree and utility pole miss one lucky deputy
• Mainers worried about health care, survey shows
• Folk festival acts stuck in Maine give concert
• Somerset County police logs
• Former Bowdoin President Greason dies
• Acadia reopens roads, campgrounds
• Waterville junior high parents dinner Wednesday; AOS 92 school schedules announced
• After Irene, central Maine cleans up
• Waterville police, fire calls
• Maine emergency officials assess Irene's wake
• Maine average gasoline price rises 1.5 cent
• UPDATE: Pittsfield man dies following crash
• World markets rise after Fed chief's speech
• Pittsfield man dies after Palmyra crash
• Goodbye spiny dogfish til next year
• It's back to school at Maine universities
• Irene: Wet, deadly and expensive, but no monster
• Orientation Starts Tuesday
• Orientation Starts Tuesday
• Storm Causes Minor Damage
• 178,000 CMP customers without power courtesy of Irene
• Waterville teacher plans to engage students differently
• Morning Sentinel police log: Aug. 29, 2011
• Metal menagerie grows slowly in Monmouth
• Title I students improve ranking in Maine
• Maine Maritime sailors take on world in next effort
• ON MAINE POLITICS: Panel to probe cost of housing
• Moscow considers leaving SAD 13 over taxes
• With storm passing, floods remain a threat on East Coast
• Winslow family's wait continues
• Irene brings rain, wind, grief
• Predators lurk on Internet
• Students in Waterville grades K-9 to get extra day of summer
• Irene weakens; flooding still a threat in the East
• Trees come crashing down
• More than 115,000 customers currently without power
• New York Stock Exchange ready for trading Monday
• 16 stay night at Portland shelter
• All Jetport flights canceled for today
• 4 escape injury following I-95 rollover
• South Portland motorists encouraged to avoid Broadway today
• Maine businesses cash in on storm
• Maine man charged after crashing watercraft
• All of Maine now under tropical storm warning
• Weaker but still a force, storm swirls northward
• Here it comes
• Morning Sentinel police log: Aug. 28, 2011
• Enthusiasts flock to air show
• BILL NEMITZ: Elephant creates Hollywood scorn
• Rates get boost from start-up company
• Kennebec dredging worries residents
• At Madison-Anson days, firemen muster victory
• Subsidies a must, airports say
• J.P. DEVINE: Jerry Lewis takes a bow
• Pittsfield man injured in crash
• For some, low interest rates have high cost
• Groups prepare to open hurricane shelters
• Old Port preps for Irene
• Most airlines cancel Jetport flights through Sunday
• LePage: 'Take precautions now'
• Former president to ride out storm in Kennebunkport
• US official: Al-Qaida's No. 2 killed in Pakistan
• Hurricane shelter to open tonight, no evacuations ordered
• UMaine reschedules field hockey game
• 3 Maine airports awarded $22 million in grants
• Hurricane Irene continues north toward New England
• Air show cancelled for Sunday
• Firm begins site cleanup of asbestos
• Readying for Irene's impact
• State approves financing for dispensary outfit
• First day for Mt. Blue district students postponed
• Teen raising money to help let the dogs out
• AMY CALDER: Veteran fireman stepping down
• UMA head: Inspiration is power
• Morning Sentinel police log: August 27, 2011
• Local movie, 'The Putt-Putt Syndrome,' to be shown tonight
• Assault volunteers recognized for work
• Alabama beauty rejects Maine contestant on reality show
• Somerset Superior Court
• Charged man has history of sex crimes
• Augusta closer to outdoor smoking rules
• Tanker overturns, spills fuel into ditch
• Update: Tropical storm conditions spreading into North Carolina
• Ladd, Nagy win at Laliberte Invitational
• State closing parks, beaches and warning campers
• Obama ending vacation due to Irene
• UMaine women's soccer game canceled
• Irene postpones Windsor Fair
• Acadia closing campgrounds Sunday morning
• UMaine hockey team to play UNH at Fenway Jan. 7
• Jackson Lab names new president and CEO
• State OKs financing for largest pot dispensary
• Bernanke: No new steps to boost economy
• Mt. Blue delays school start
• Man pleads not guilty to murder, hiding body in basement
• Mainers urged to prepare
• UN headquarters in Nigeria bombed
• Threats lead to standoff
• Dean's Message About Hurricane
• Protest opposes Maine wind projects
• Pine State Trading purchases Associated Grocers property
• Rare collection of newspapers sold at auction
• Green college dorm ready for students
• Trails of fun at fair for mountain bikers
• Plane crashes at Monmouth home; pilot at large
• Agencies must get rules OK'd by Gov
• Police: Man facing unpaid fines flees
• LePage: Double fraud inquiries
• New Enrollment Services Center open at KVCC
• Morning Sentinel police log: August 26, 2011
• Man shot while fleeing police sentenced
• Skowhegan District Court
• Book chain to lease two Borders stores in Maine
• UPDATE: Man arrested following Winslow standoff
• Islesboro OKs deer hunt to stop Lyme disease
• Irene is 'going to be a mess'
• Mainers told to prepare for oncoming storm
• Stephen King e-book 'Mile 81' coming Sept. 1
• Maine expected to get heavy rains, high winds
• Fairfield auctioneer sells rare newspapers for $345,000
• Intense battles erupt over Gadhafi stronghold
• NJ governor urges shore visitors to evacuate
• Bromance? Fist bump? Look them up in the dictionary
• Uncertain weather prompts air show ticket offer
• LePage administration makes more changes at DHHS
• Navy orders ships to move out of Irene's path
• Fla. man wanted in investor scam arrested in Camden
• Arrest, police complaints, Waterville
• Census Bureau: Maine's divorce rate one of the highest
• Earthquake creates questions about preparedness
• Mainers brace for Irene
• Amber waves of grain returning to Maine, Vermont
• LePage wants all budget items explained
• Morning Sentinel police log: Aug. 25, 2011
• Madison man faces domestic charges
• Groups building career program for Waterville area
• Former Newport man pleads guilty in court
• Augusta councilors to consider septic fix
• Lake family to be remembered at Harmony Free Fair
• Libyan rebels hunt Gadhafi
• Work at Mt. Blue could extend students' summer
• Crash kills Norridgewock biker
• STILL LIFE: Back to the books
• To stay or go? Officials ponder<br>Irene evacuations
• Motorcycle collides with 18-wheeler
• Women killed in Boothbay crash identified
• Maine voter registration database breached
• Maine to get about $11M in homeland security grants
• LePage launches 'zero-base' budgeting
• Libyan rebels hunt Gadhafi, try to secure capital
• Search for hidden damage after quake
• 9/11 families meeting with Holder on phone hacking
• Yellow ribbons to stay on Alfred village green
• Jaded West Coast chuckles over East Coast quake
• At least 4 aftershocks registered after Va quake
• Islesboro votes on deer kill to combat Lyme disease
• Waterville police incident and arrest logs
• Balloon fire caused by faulty valve
• Maine to inaugurate zero-based budgeting
• Maine, Vermont growing wheat again
• Back to School for Waterville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Officials fear Hurricane Irene could hit New England
• New leader at Waterville Senior High School
• Morning Sentinel police log: Aug. 24, 2011
• Oakland man charged with having pot
• Police say website may give clues on missing woman's whereabouts
• Waterville man charged with stealing copper wire
• Autograph auction to help in fight against cancer
• Redistricting divides public
• Michaud looks to protect local jobs
• Former Mainers see, feel impact
• Earthquake more bark than bite
• Freighted pulp truck crashes into Cambridge General Store
• Unity College receives $10 million gift
• Two people dead, one injured in Boothbay crash
• Customers, employees foil Portland bank robbery
• New leaf-peeping app from Yankee magazine
• Belfast man fleeing police dies in Hampden crash
• 5.9 quake rocks D.C. area,<br>tremors felt in New England
• Virginia quake felt across southern Maine
• Oakland man arrested on pot charges
• Courts let DA drop sex case, Strauss-Kahn free
• Stephen King creates left-leaning talk show
• Unity College receives $10 million gift
• FEMA chief: Irene could affect entire East Coast
• Rebels storm Gadhafi's compound
• Redistricting hearing opens at State House
• Judge ends case of veteran who made threat on jet
• Hurricane Irene marks first big US threat in years
• Bristol man's kidnapping trial postponed
• Drug suspect's fingerprints thwart fake identity attempt
• Housing manufacturer cites mortgage crunch
• Dead whale prompts Acadia beach restriction
• Waterville, Clinton police logs
• Gadhafi's days numbered
• Morning Sentinel correction: Aug. 23, 2011
• Gardiner man killed in motorcycle crash
• Puppy left in hot vehicle in Waterville; owner warned
• Man arrested on drug charges, injures self during argument
• Indictment upheld in topless coffee shop arson case
• Fabian Oil Inc. agrees to pay $50,000 EPA fine
• Federal money aids runway repair in Norridgewock
• Local company gives 9/11 first responders free rafting trips
• Probe finds mismanagement, but no fraud at Maine Green Energy Alliance
• Independent's lawsuit called 'unfounded'
• New Waterville council chairman wants to see city prosper
• Dump truck accident victim still critical
• High-speed internet may help disabled
• Man suing Wilton police arrested again
• Writer returns to Belgrade Lakes of the mind
• Fight over sex offender list continues
• STILL LIFE: Hard at work
• STILL LIFE: Takeoffs and landings
• Mexico man gets 40 years for Rumford killings
• Office worker sentenced for health care fraud
• Waldoboro man rides on top of train for 45 miles
• On third try, Westbrook swimmer<br>makes it across English Channel
• Gadhafi's regime teeters on collapse in Libya
• Ex-UMaine president to lead Conn. oversight board
• Gardiner man dies after motorcycle crash
• UNE to open dental school in 2013
• Prosecutors seek to dismiss Strauss-Kahn charges
• Maine oil firm to pay $50K for EPA violations
• Obama says 'rule is over' for Libya's Gadhafi
• Avg. Maine gasoline price drops a half-cent
• Robber holds up bank near State House
• Report: Energy alliance lacked financial oversight
• Dartmouth to lead genetic research in region
• Draft bath salts bill to be ready this week
• LePage asks Guard to cancel low-level training flights
• Michaud on 4-day tour of Maine manufacturers
• Police log, Waterville
• Augusta District Court: Aug. 11-17, 2011
• Navy gone, but air show continues
• State ponders tougher copper theft law
• Raking leaves already
• Search for woman stumps police
• ON MAINE POLITICS: Labor mural heads south
• Social Security disability program goes deeper in red
• Libyan rebels surge into capital
• Foreclosed homes leave ripples
• Unity College president sees a world in trouble
• Morning Sentinel police log: Aug. 22, 2011
• Kyle Busch takes Michigan Sprint Cup race
• Mets rally to nip Sea Dogs, 7-6
• John Kelley, '57 Boston Marathon winner, dies
• Runners honor fallen Maine soldiers
• Navy is gone but air show continues
• LePage opposes expanded training missions in Maine
• One injured in Brunswick motorcycle crash
• Libyan rebels capture major base defending capital
• Submarine celebrates 25 years in Portsmouth
• State asks safe disposal of pesticides
• Waterville police blotter Aug. 21
• Pro-marijuana festival wrapping up
• Study says more Maine wood can be harvested
• Morning Sentinel police log: Aug 21, 2011
• Maine bankruptcies expected to decrease this year
• JONATHAN RISKIND: Mainers voice disappointment with D.C.
• Lots of wows at annual balloon festival
• Complaints aired at Vassalboro board meeting
• Time to nix pension income tax, LePage says
• J.P. DEVINE: Not like in the movies
• Restored bikes a hit with new owners
• One family's harrowing foreclosure experience
• Watershed moment up ahead for LURC
• For Republicans in Waterville, LePage leaves big hole
• 2 charged with burglary at farm
• Report: Iran sentences 2 American men to 8 years in jail
• Balloon festival takes flight
• Waterville police log Aug. 20
• LePage pledges fight for heat aid
• Acadia bus Island Explorer gets 4 millionth rider
• Four arrested in Waterville, Winslow drug busts
• Morning Sentinel police log: Aug. 20, 2011
• Morning Sentinel corrections: Aug. 20, 2011
• Plane-spotting enthusiast frequent Portland jetport
• Husband guilty, wife not in recycling scam
• Oakland man completes cross-country unicycle trek
• Work to pay bigger sewer fees at Skowhegan shelter
• AMY CALDER: One last letter to Jennie
• STILL LIFE: With flying colors
• Farmington shooting indictment discussed
• In Waterville, another mixup over addresses
• Winslow mystery remains unsolved
• Map divides parties
• Syrian demonstrators defy crackdown
• STILL LIFE: Misty morning, Skowhegan, Maine
• Negotiations on re-districting ongoing
• Dow down 172; 4th straight week of losses
• American, Chinese hoops teams try to make up
• Maine jobless rate down slightly in July
• Somerset County police logs
• Teen killed in early-morning Wayne crash
• U.S. billiards champ from Winslow to meet LePage
• Bangor shelter gets sudden influx of cats
• Maine will request waiver to No Child Left Behind
• Trooper crashes while responding to call
• Park issue undecided, says Salazar
• West Athens family's home destroyed in blaze
• Moose photo-op at rest stop
• Clean election alternatives debated
• Two juries to start deliberations today
• Cause of fatal collision still under investigation
• Waterville sees big jump in June sales
• State aims for exemption to No Child Left Behind provisions
• Stock market takes another wild nosedive
• Man, woman charged in scam
• Chickens allowed in more areas in Pittsfield
• Domestic assault charges against GOP activist dropped
• The surfboard knows no disability
• Morning Sentinel police log: August 19, 2011
• O'Keefe's group posts new Maine video
• Man who led police on turnpike chase arrested
• Dow plunges 419 pts. on economic fear
• Bottle-redemption jury deliberations begin Friday
• Interior secretary sees UMaine wind energy center
• US, Chinese hoops teams brawl during Biden visit
• LePage: Make 'bath salts' possession a felony
• IBM pursues chips that behave like brains
• Salazar seeking Mainers' views<br>on national park idea
• Ethics panel floats new campaign funding options
• Man who fell from Scarborough bridge dies
• Waterville's retail sales jumped in June
• Domestic assault charge against state adviser dropped
• Waterville police blotter Aug. 18
• Unemployment claims: good and bad news
• Learning life skills while working land
• Region affected by 'bath salts'
• Businesses get energy grant funds
• Morning Sentinel police log: August 18, 2011
• Snowe vows to fight pending trade pact at New Balance visit
• Language for same-sex marriage petitions approved
• Michaud says GOP redistricting plan likely aimed at him
• Three Dog Night to perform Aug. 27 in Augusta
• Girl, 12, dies in collision
• Maine’s grads 5th best in US in ACT results
• President plans to unveil proposal to boost jobs
• China selectmen approve boiler for RSU 18 schools
• Consultants agree with Brunswick train station location
• UPDATE: 12-year-old girl killed in Farmington crash
• Obama's dilemma: Should he take a vacation now?
• Stocks close slightly higher on earnings reports
• NH town endures 'creepy' wait after girl's death
• U.S. Marshals assist in sex offender sweep
• Perry questions manmade global warming
• Obama to lay out new jobs plan in Sept. speech
• Consultants favor controversial Brunswick train site
• New letters bring hacking scandal closer to Murdoch
• Language approved for same-sex marriage petitions
• U.S. stocks mixed after earnings reports
• Somerset County police logs
• Mainers rank No. 4 in nation on ACT, but . . .
• New law enables recycling firm to expand
• Waterville police blotter Aug. 17
• Head-on crash kills one in Sullivan
• Gold Star license plates to be issued
• Winslow man, 79, seriously hurt in collision
• Plesch and Libby to Present
• STILL LIFE: Step right up
• Morning Sentinel police log: Aug. 17, 2011
• Natural gas pipeline given go-ahead by PUC
• Six arrests made after Temple theft caught on tape
• Water mains in Winslow, Waterville spring leaks
• Gwadosky honored at service
• Marijuana group files countersuit
• Winslow man faces drug charges after traffic stop, search
• Maine applying again in Race to the Top
• Former state trooper fighting revocation
• Waterville renovation has some worried
• Counties to combine emergency dispatch services
• Heck looks to energize Waterville
• Lawmakers attack doomed land deal
• At Skowhegan State Fair, stage collapse not in the cards
• Hearing raises ethics issues in property sale to warden
• Perry's colorful tongue takes the national stage
• Stocks fall on European economic, debt worries
• Gwadosky remembered in Augusta
• Forest ranger named state logging champ
• Germany, France propose eurozone government
• Salazar continues New England tour
• Wet summer could spell potato blight
• $360M lost to insurgents, criminals in Afghanistan
• Authorities recover stolen Rembrandt
• U.S. stocks fall on global economic worries
• House 121 election under way
• Somerset County police logs
• Waterville police blotter Aug. 16
• Police: Pittston man threatened wife, stabbed dog
• Did Butch Cassidy survive? Maybe, says one historian
• National award for organic dairy farmers
• LePage orders flags at half-staff for Gwadosky
• School board run-off election scheduled for Clinton tonight
• New York hiker's death on Appalachian Trail 'unexplained'
• Palermo request for repair funds never reached FEMA
• Madison man arrested after crashing into oil tank
• Rough terrain delayed rescuers for two hours in hiker's death
• State approves Aqua Maine price hike
• Pot nonprofit delivers deal
• Wild cats prowl bankers' turf
• Libyan rebels move to seal off Tripoli
• Roy still running for mayor
• Parties redraw Maine map
• Portsmouth-Kittery bridge put up for sale
• Dems, GOP spar over new congressional map
• Death of NY hiker listed as 'unexplained'
• Stocks rise after $19B acquisition flurry
• Event supporting right to carry firearms in public draws 20 people
• Bear in road causes NH crash, 7 injured
• Couple going on trial in redemption scam
• Reaction to spider causes I-295 crash
• Somerset County police logs
• Waterboro restores one-room schoolhouse
• Avg. Maine gasoline price drops 7.9 cents
• Waterville police blotter Aug. 15
• Standoff ends with Madison man's arrest
• Morning Sentinel police log: Aug. 15, 2011
• Owner of weeklies wins national newspaper award
• China board to hear plea for biomass boiler
• Winslow ponders library building's future
• Former area DJ appears in paranormal thriller
• Boston newspaper from Revolution to be auctioned
• Female comic-book artists converge on 'Womanthology' plea
• Mainers volunteer at camp for children of 9/11 victims
• Ellie, tigers pull crowds at Skowhegan State Fair
• Many New Englanders fear a long, cold winter
• Pot group has seed money
• Dementia care's hard lessons
• Event supporting right to carry firearms in public draws 20 people
• Sea Dogs rally for a 9-5 win
• Bath man faces charges after standoff
• Indianapolis stage collapse kills 5 before Sugarland concert
• Cuts to winter heating aid concern New Englanders
• Police blotter: Sunday
• Air show draws 35,000 in Portsmouth
• Ex-Minn. Gov. Tim Pawlenty ends White House bid
• Plane crashes in Maine lake, pilot OK
• UMaine duo writes football for women book
• DVD features Beach to Beacon race
• Alumni gather to celebrate New England Music Camp's 75th year
• Bachmann, Perry vie for Republicans' hearts, minds
• Morning Sentinel police log: Aug. 14, 2011
• Madison intersection to feature new turning lanes
• Bethel eyes what it takes to tap natural gas line
• Man dies during hike
• Military families a priority for state's first lady
• STILL LIFE: Nighttime at the fair
• J.P. DEVINE: Made in Spain
• Tannery now current on Hartland property taxes
• Roy exits race
• Where abusers admit abuses
• Bachmann wins Iowa Straw Poll
• Planned implosion at Loring fizzles
• Saturday's cop log
• Texas Gov. Perry jumps into 2012 Republican race
• 45 years sought for man who killed fiancee in Maine
• 2 teens charged in connection with Livermore Falls fire
• Frenchboro hosts 50th lobster festival
• Lobstermen racing again
• Maine rep says cutting too much will hurt growth
• LePage sounds warning about 'bath salts'
• Morning Sentinel police log: Aug. 13, 2011
• Portraits of Afghanistan troops killed in helicopter crash
• With the economy, so-so news is good news
• Somerset County Superior Court: June 1-15, 2011
• Waterville District Court: June 12-Aug. 1, 2011
• Vote delayed for China comprehensive plan
• Blood stains, injuries after Madison fight
• Boarding for Boobies campaign cruises to great success
• Haskell Bridge in Canaan opened again Friday
• Three trapped in truck
• Big step for new Kennebec County courthouse
• Feds kick in money to finish Augusta interstate exit
• STILL LIFE: Standing room only
• STILL LIFE: Cow power
• AMY CALDER: Yard sales for dental health
• Maine school's Chinese outreach exceeds grasp
• Two robberies, two robbers, say police
• Hiker's body found
• Elvis' watch sold at Windham jewelry store
• Death reported on the Appalachian Trail
• Bat on Delta flight prompts rabies probe
• LePage applauds court's health care ruling
• Dow finishes wildest week on an up note
• U.S. Interior secretary to visit Maine
• 77th Monhegan sailboat race kicks off
• $1.2M grant for I-95 Augusta exit upgrade
• 40 firms named best places to work in Maine
• Appeals court strikes health overhaul requirement
• Donations help reactivate search for aliens
• Former NY, Boston, LA police chief in talks with UK
• Somerset County police logs
• US stocks rise after mixed economic news
• Former Bonny Eagle star athlete held in Conn. thefts
• California man buys historic Waterford inn
• Waterville police log Aug. 11
• Man sentenced on heroin charge in Ellsworth
• Presque Isle police seek missing man with heart condition
• Groups say video 'exposes' agency
• Family gets new home after fire
• Skowhegan State Fair opens with tribute to troops
• Winslow credit union robbed
• BILL NEMITZ: Not just a 'good old boy'
• Fans show burnin' love for Elvis watch
• Farmington condominium project approved by board
• MaineGeneral work in full swing
• Solon voters to ask resident to move stone wall
• Morning Sentinel police log: August 12, 2011
• Legislator wants investigation into possible leak
• Wilton names officer interim police chief
• Maine warns barber and beauty shops of scam
• Romney: 'Corporations are people, my friend'
• GOLF: Gay wins Match Play Invitational
• UPDATE: Manhunt continues for Winslow credit union robber
• Stocks stage dramatic rebound
• Bulger girlfriend indicted for helping him
• Obama: Something is wrong with country's politics
• Stocks rise on small but positive economic signs
• A tortured choice in famine: Which child lives?
• Contact lost with hypersonic glider after launch
• Pelosi names final members to debt panel
• US Coast Guard: Marine Corps jet crew rescued
• Conservative groups present DHHS 'sting' video
• State budget savings task force has first meeting
• Somerset County police logs
• New face of chimpanzee attack victim revealed
• Police logs for Waterville and Clinton; arrests
• Canadian sailboat rescued off of Mount Desert Island
• Solar technology lab opens at community college
• Probe sought into release of report on Maine Green Energy Alliance
• Fairfield native, 'public servant' dies
• Stocks resume sell-off, plunge
• Investigators say Waterville fire was caused by cigarettes in trash
• Sappi landfill renewal OK'd
• Temple man: arrest unjust
• Judge: Illegal gun ownership indictment stands after appeal
• Board approves Farmington condo project
• No commercial license needed to drive tractors
• Anson firetruck falls into river
• Anson surplus cruiser sold
• Skowhegan man warns of phone scam
• Woman's car runs over her leg in parking lot
• One in burning hay case pleads guilty
• Morning Sentinel police log: August 11, 2011
• Officials optimistic about investment visas program
• Local veterans, service members upset at commissary closing
• Business and Consumer Court shifting, growing
• Golf cart driver gets OUI charge
• Waterville woman faces shoplifting charges in York
• Man missing for 2 days found in remote area
• Former Maine House speaker passes away
• Dow ends day down 520 points
• Drone that flies like maple seed to be unveiled
• Panetta urged to keep commissary open
• Waterville fire caused by improper cigarette disposal
• New England shrimp-fishing rules to be overhauled
• London calm, but riots flare across UK
• Cameron vows 'fightback'<br>as Birmingham seethes
• Military killed Taliban who downed US helicopter
• Brunswick-Topsham military commissary to close
• Boehner taps Texas conservative for debt panel
• Man charged in Down East forest fires
• Seal rescued in Phippsburg returns to ocean in RI
• Somerset County police logs
• Golf cart hit-and-run, driver charged with OUI
• Volunteers critical in 2012 election DNC chair says
• Convicted child pornographer may be released on bail
• Arrest, police logs for Waterville
• Van Buren border crossing closed Aug. 20
• Maine youths, bishop, attending Youth Day in Spain
• Alums Walk Across America
• Wintle's better, says his attorney
• Morning Sentinel police log: Aug 10, 2011
• Mother pleads not guilty after infant swallowed cocaine
• Motorcycle accident victim recovering
• Palmyra man gets nine months for sex offense
• Wilton man arrested after violating bail, protection order
• Skowhegan man pulled from river remains in critical condition
• BILL NEMITZ: Maine businessman shares his wealth
• Symbolic Skowhegan shoe moves for fair
• Dominican Republic group coming to Wayne
• Bite mark leads to assault charge
• School company accused of fraud
• Economy puts optimists to test
• Green group largely cleared
• Waterville home lost in fire
• Panel recommends Portland prohibit sale, use of fireworks
• Dow finishes up 429 in wild rally
• Vacationer, 75, drowns when kayak overturns
• AG reaches agreement with debt-settlement firm
• LePages fly in tanker plane as it refuels F-16s
• Survey shows Mainers pessimistic about economy
• Candidates for Superior Court narrowed to 6
• Attorney: Accused lawmaker aims for return to seat
• U.S. alleges $11 billion fraud by college
• Snowe says husband's company frustrated with suit
• After nearly 200 years,<br>House page program ending
• Saco to Snowe: Congress needs to fix problems
• Obama honoring forces killed in chopper attack
• Probe of Energy Alliance finds no wrongdoing
• Somerset County police logs
• Fire destroys Waterville home; four left homeless
• Polygamist leader sentenced to life in prison
• Cameron recalls Parliament for London riot crisis
• Maine coalition cheers smoke-free housing
• Police logs, arrests, Waterville
• Soundalike street names eyed following delay to fatal shooting
• Man charged with violating bail, trying to punch officer
• STILL LIFE: Billions of berries
• Bond for civic center to go to Cumberland County voters
• Morning Sentinel police log: Aug. 9, 2011
• Same-day vote petition delivered
• Employer failed to help worker, says commission
• Couple charged under Portland's new graffiti rule
• Ice arena proposal inches forward in Hallowell
• Man seriously hurt in Jay motorcycle accident
• Bail set for woman charged with arson
• Confusion stalls Farmington condo decision
• Bank buys Associated Grocers of Maine property
• Heroism abounds in Skowhegan river rescue
• Red, white and bruised
• Amtrak sues company whose driver collided with train in Maine
• STILL LIFE: Slip-sliding away
• Dow dives 634 points,<br>joining global rout
• Obama seeks to reassure faith in U.S. credit
• DEP proposes lower windmill noise levels
• Two colleges placed on 'green honor roll'
• Wells mom accused of leaving baby in hot car
• Cameron cancels vacation amid UK riots
• Investors resigned to more portfolio pain
• July wettest on record in northern Maine
• Coalition turning in same-day vote petitions
• Coastal Enterprises competes for $5.5M award
• U.S. approves $100M in Somalia famine funding
• Ex-Maine paving contractor donates to Norway
• Somerset County police logs
• S&P downgrading credit ratings linked to U.S. debt
• NATO: Troops in crash were after Taliban leader
• Avg. Maine gasoline price inches down
• Waterville Police Department log; arrests
• Cause of infant's death remains unclear
• Morning Sentinel police log: Aug. 8, 2011
• Conflict leads Solon to call special town meeting
• Financial turmoil lets towns, cities lower interest load
• Children pull, Make-A-Wish benefits
• ON MAINE POLITICS: Health exchange to be led by Bruno
• School lunch to cost more this fall
• SEALs died helping Rangers
• Where everybody knows your name
• Man linked to triple slaying is back in jail
• Abuse of synthetic drug spreads in Maine
• Portland has hottest month on record
• Syrian troops kill 52 people
• Highway deaths dip for fourth straight year
• Jay woman charged with torching her home
• Somerset County sheriff and Waterville area police logs
• LePage scolds Washington over credit downgrade
• J.P. DEVINE: My life in golf
• Morning Sentinel police log: Aug. 7, 2011
• Winglass leads Department of Labor
• Wyeth illustrates new children's book
• Debt deal sparks no joy in Maine delegation
• Fireworks law still hot topic
• Downeaster expansion stirs new issues
• Winslow's new public works director finds job, town a good fit
• Local man honored for volunteer work
• Historic downgrade puts nation in uncharted financial waters
• 'Water is a plant's Viagra,' says enterprising pot professor
• Canada's money gets cold shoulder in Maine
• Thirty Americans killed in Afghanistan
• STILL LIFE: Bogged down
• Beach to Beacon results in
• Survey: Region's culverts subpar
• Armed duo steals pot, cash from youths
• Arrests, police and sheriff's logs for Waterville, Somerset County
• Redneck Olympics under way in Hebron
• Weekend show features stunt flying, classic cars
• Missing woman found dead in river
• 31 American troops killed in Afghanistan crash
• STILL LIFE: Striper season
• Ax falls on US credit rating
• Morning Sentinel police log: Aug. 6, 2011
• Scrap hauler repair shop approved
• More traffic delays expected for US Route 201
• New St. Albans playground shows community sprit
• No Child Left Behind overhaul postponed
• Nurses return from offering aid in Libya
• MCLU queries cellphone tracking
• Man's neigbors shocked at abuse allegations
• Repeat sex offender from Bingham gets 90 days in jail
• $100 million more in cuts needed, LePage says
• AMY CALDER: They're carding for paint
• Jury convicts five New Orleans police officers in Katrina shootings
• Friday's sigh of relief could prove short-lived
• Snowe laments triumph of partisanship in Washington
• Hallelujah chorus heard at Waterville Opera House
• S&P downgrades U.S. credit rating
• Woman's body pulled from Penobscot River
• Syria claims progress in crushing Hama uprising
• Stocks mostly lower after a day of wild swings
• Unemployment rate dips,<br>economy adds 117K jobs
• LePage asks task force to find $100M in savings
• Straying pilot thought F-16s just being friendly
• Millinocket school coming up short on Chinese students
• Jury convicts 5 officers in post-Katrina shootings
• Social Security offices reducing hours
• Somerset County police logs
• Senate approves bill to end FAA shutdown
• Dredging for warship under way in Bath
• Waterville man arrested in burglaries
• Test probe forces exit
• Massive decline for Dow
• Repairing a community fixture's chime
• Medical marijuana dispensary secures new financing for area operations
• Vet clinic victim of filching
• A loving home for fast dogs
• Starks board approves CMP line improvement
• Legislature sets Sept. 27 meeting for redistricting
• Fire engulfs, guts Jay mobile home
• Get ready for Mercer Old Home Days
• Man offers reward for scoop on stolen tools
• Morning Sentinel police log: August 5, 2011
• Farmington District Court
• Dow plunges 513 points,<br>steepest decline since '08
• Maine wardens search along river for woman
• Companion of man fatally shot by police files lawsuit
• Marijuana dispensary taps financing
• Senate leader says FAA compromise in hand
• Complaint filed against CMP 'smart meters'
• Maine joins NH, Mass. in crackdown on toll evaders
• Va. Tech lifts alert after gunman scare
• US forecasters see busy rest of hurricane season
• Woman kidnapped, beaten for 3 days
• Shellfish 'SWAT team' aims to reopen clam flats
• US: 29,000 Somali children under 5 dead in famine
• Commission gives first OK to wind project
• Legislature to consider redistricting plan Sept. 27
• Somerset County police logs
• Study: Healthy eating means spending more at store
• Waterville arrest; Waterville police log
• Prize-winning Photo
• Prize-winning Photo
• Colby Leads in Teach For America
• InsideColby Wins Web Award
• More work in pipeline for shipyard
• Boosting downtown with Taste
• Man killed when pickup runs him over
• Neighbors hold off backcountry farmhouse fire until help arrives
• Robberies may be linked
• Clammers relax as red tide mild again
• Orchard barely spared from hail
• Moscow, Bingham settle on budget
• Sen. Trahan to resign, move to sportsman group
• Lottery: Keep trying till we get it right
• DEP moves forward with BPA ban
• China selectmen start trash talk
• Gel for dolphins helps amputees
• Michelle Obama coming to Maine in September
• Smaller arena TIF approved
• Morning Sentinel police log: August 4, 2011
• Nixed bypass, mixed feelings
• Murder suspect's charges dropped
• Maine gets easement to headwaters of Kennebec
• Bedridden, caged Mubarak goes on trial
• Trahan to keep Senate seat until December
• Investigators still seeking source of tainted turkey
• Police take truck parked near dead NH girl's home
• WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: Rioux hired at Thomas College
• Maine has 2nd straight year of mild red tide
• Michelle Obama coming to Maine for fundraisers
• Man charged with torching fire investigator's car
• Vt. cheese maker to scale back hormone claims
• Unnerved investors send Dow tumbling again
• Man known to lie in road is run over and killed
• Sinkhole on Rt. 1 in Ellsworth patched
• Injured hiker rescued from remote section of AT
• Somerset County police logs
• Arrests and police log items for Waterville
• Old Town boy loses foot in mower accident
• Lobster festival begins today in Rockland
• Morning Sentinel correction: Aug. 3, 2011
• Montville home burned
• Bear spotted outside Oakland T-Mobile
• Moscow taxes set to increase
• Summer events combine for Skowhegan festival
• Wilton man hit by Taser, arrested
• Maine 'Bachelorette' says she's done with television
• Appalachian hiker hurt in tricky spot
• Skowhegan Savings collects school supplies
• Maine Heritage Policy Center to get new leader
• Waterville City Council approves money for road upgrade
• Morning fire destroys Clinton home
• Autopsy on New Hampshire girl's body inconclusive
• Debt deal might not be enough
• Shakespeare, sculptures, sonatas dreamt of at UMF
• Finnish paper giant looms large
• Morning Sentinel police log: Aug. 3, 2011
• AG: Kennebunk officer's use of deadly force justified
• Woman claims Appalachian Trail fastest-hike record
• Stocks now down for year<br>as economic concerns grow
• Fire crews on scene in Lexington Township
• Obama signs legislation to avert default
• Collins, Snowe vote in favor of debt deal
• Autopsy results expected today on NH girl
• Analysis: Taxes on table in future debt debate
• Somerset County police logs
• 4 Mainers graduate from first 'cod college'
• Former GOP spokesman to lead conservative think tank
• Waterville police blottter Aug. 2
• P&G hiring people with disabilities at Auburn plant
• Lightning blamed for 3 fires overnight
• United State's chief justice honors state law library
• Farmington residents worry about condo's effect on town
• Waterville Democrats stick with Sennett
• House says yes to debt deal; Senate next
• STILL LIFE: The rock walkers
• Morning Sentinel police log: Aug. 2, 2011
• Bearly Used Boutique expands
• Waterville's city councilors to consider road fix tax funds
• Supreme Court's chief justice honors state law library
• Solon man pleads guilty to string of burglaries, other crimes
• Sappi mill earns green energy certification
• Crime suspect shoots himself
• Little left after Mercer business fire
• Rafting store in Skowhegan closes due to burglary stress
• No word on special SAM election
• Accused home invader had a key, police say
• Madison Paper Industries has new ownership
• Cuts to hit Maine harder than most
• House OKs debt deal;<br>Senate to vote Tuesday
• Chellie Pingree, Mike Michaud split votes on debt deal
• Waterville dems tap Sennett for November mayoral candidate
• Body found in N.H. is that of missing girl
• Maine delegation undecided on debt reduction deal
• Smirks, shrugs, shaking heads meet debt deal news
• LePage announces state spending task force
• MDOT drops plan for Wiscasset bypass
• Waterville police log Aug. 1
• Police seek driver of car that hit pool
• Obama, Congress reach a debt deal
• Morning Sentinel police log: Aug. 1, 2011
• Access to state's beaches often a battle for residents
• Toxic plant in state
• Program to aid 'students in middle'
• ON MAINE POLITICS: Group eyes deadline
• Wilton demolition project failed to meet some inspection guidelines, state says
• Debt deal gets done
• Owners, dogs find competition addictive at agility trials
• Hop on the bus
• Fresh from garden to table
• Maine senators say a debt-ceiling deal may be 'imminent'
• Sea Dogs lose top pitcher, hitter in trade
• Questions raised over Oxford casino plans
• Maine company takes 1st at Fancy Food Show
• Sox deal for Harden falls through
• River walkway project to begin in Biddeford
• Car crash kills Millinocket man
• Morning Sentinel police log: July 31, 2011
• Sheepscot Lake group's bylaws prompt debate
• Suspect in Unity credit union robbery still at large
• UMA program promotes interest in college
• China Route 3 business district the focus for public hearing
• After numerous complaints, Clinton revises parking rules
• Groundfishing industry faces challenges
• Surprising insights from study on sex crimes
• J.P. DEVINE: Talk about stress
• Maine Arts Camp offers creative activities at Unity College
• Man arrested in sexual assault
• Artisan Bread Fair draws wide variety of bakers, eaters
• Cell phones work in West Forks
• Snowe, Collins don't sign GOP objection to Reid plan
• Detroit trades Furbush to Seattle in five-player deal
• Yarmouth advances to Little League regionals
• House rejects Senate Dems' debt-limit bill
• FBI offers $25K reward in case of missing NH girl
• Wife pleads to lesser charge in Rumford murder
• Taxi hits pole, caused power outage
• Maine game chief says big deer here
• Jam session to honor closed NH-Maine bridge
• Morning Sentinel police log: July 30, 2011
• Newport District Court: June 15-30, 2011
• Bingham landmark turns 175
• Judge allowing DNA comparison in Dechaine case
• Concert will raise money in memory of Erskine student
• Allegations of theft, burglary dominate court indictments
• Augusta officials eye smoking ban
• SAD 74 schools converting to wood-pellet boilers
• Skowhegan organizations must file petitions as part of funding process
• Benton substation to house new CMP transformer
• No more knives in Kennebec County courts
• Still no deal on debt
• Vietnam's fearsome sneakers
• Unity credit union robbed
• Soldier, singer laid to rest
• Armed robbery reported at Unity credit union
• RETURN JOURNEY
• Elephant with arthritis may come to Maine for treatment
• Newport soldier being laid to rest
• State looking into voter fraud claims
• Island offered as place of solace for soldiers' families
• On food's future, speaker says 'glance back with intelligence'
• Hospital bond sale complete
• Murder suspect appears in court
• Pfc. Springmann funeral today
• Four young eagles in single nest
• Snowe wants heavy trucks on highways
• Farmington selectmen up property tax rate
• Anson, Madison, Starks get new ambulance
• Bingham accepts upgrade money
• Truck driver uninjured in Farmington rollover
• Portland police warn of gangs
• Grand jury indicts Carole Swan
• Morning Sentinel police log: July 29, 2011
• LePage meets with Portland mayor
• Snowe bill would allow heavier trucks on interstate
• Springmann funeral is Friday; flags ordered at half-staff
• Somerset County police logs
• Secretary of State investigates possible voter fraud
• Police seek assaultive swimmer
• Waterville police blotter July 28
• Tree work part of town's plan to shore up slope, avoid moving graves
• East Vassalboro residents try to save post office
• State economy still worrisome
• PETA honors dog's saviors
• Skowhegan to host tour of art works
• Rural share of American population at record low
• Colby camper causes search
• Man charged with two murder counts
• Fairfield impersonator given 9 months
• One year in prison for threats
• Wasp could help save ash trees
• Morning Sentinel police log: July 28, 2011
• Six charged in pool break-ins
• Construction accident kills man in Bangor
• Running camp runaway hitchhikes 200 miles home to Mass.
• Maine emergency chief: Communication improved since 9/11
• State revenue better than expected
• Somerset County police logs
• Waterville police blotter July 27
• Committee delays arena TIF decision
• Stabbed in the back
• Mattress business to buttress downtown Skowhegan
• Morning Sentinel police log: July 27, 2011
• Skowhegan District Court: July 5-15, 2011
• BIW to build two more destroyers
• Chief medical examiner: Licata died of blunt force trauma
• Sex offender crashes into car repair shop
• Norridgewock planners hold public meeting
• GOP caucus picks Andrew Roy as Waterville mayoral candidate
• Burnham woman thrown from car in fatal crash, police say
• SAD 13 residents cut industrial arts from budget
• Waterville athletic director promoted to assistant principal at junior high
• Threat suspect nabbed
• Postal Service may close some offices
• Massachusetts man arrested in fatal Maine shooting
• Panel to study five-year plan
• Navy agrees to build two more destroyers at BIW
• Bull Moose eyes Borders stores, as Books-A-Million deal dies
• Lewiston mayor testifies on immigrants' impact
• Somerset County police logs
• Suspect arrested in Newport stabbing
• Waterville police log July 26
• Forum stresses vigilance
• 'I don't feel sorry for him'
• Police: Fairfield man choked girlfriend, endangered baby
• Threats; standoff; local man missing
• Morning Sentinel police log: July 26, 2011
• Skowhegan District Court: June 20-July 1, 2011
• Burnham woman dies in car crash
• Bowers Mountain turbine site too close to sacred land, tribes say
• Franklin County dispatch center vote delayed one year
• Serenity House: 'A lot of miracles'
• GOP chairman alleges voter fraud
• Annual grain gatherings ready to roll
• Oakland call center 'positioned very well'
• House GOP unveils new debt bill
• Players vote to OK deal to end NFL lockout
• Maine GOP leader: Voter fraud 'widespread'
• Congress' spat stalls some Jetport work
• Waterville police log July 25
• Somerset County police logs
• A Leader for Africa
• Morning Sentinel police log: July 25, 2011
• Missing Rockwood man's body recovered
• SAD 13 residents to decide program's fate
• Japan trip proves educational for Winslow teacher
• Project takes local woman to India
• ON MAINE POLITICS: LIHEAP facing big cuts
• Expiring patents to send drug prices plunging
• MAINE INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL: Missing a venue, the show goes on
• Corson dies in prison
• Carrabassett Valley couple caters to locavores
• Gas leak closes portion of Congress St.
• 22nd annual Open Farm Day draws crowds
• Boehner: GOP ready to act alone on debt deal
• Couples wed on 1st day gay marriage is legal in NY
• Madison man, inmate dies
• Australian wins Tour de France
• Maine man's body found months after he disappeared
• Saturday's results as the BBQ competition cooks on
• Lobstermen racing again
• Morning Sentinel police log: July 24, 2011
• JONATHAN RISKIND: Gauging sweat level for 2012 congressional races
• State's Medicaid billing system faces hurdles
• Vassalboro selectmen approve plan for recycling building, office
• Waterville native to appear on TNT's 'The Closer'
• Group works to improve Pattee Pond
• Officials suspect battery charger in Skowhegan fire
• Hallowell nightclub closing doors today
• Annual arts fest attracts unique vendors
• J.P. DEVINE: A bad headache
• Wood heat alliance seeks recognition
• For wounded veteran, medical marijuana's been a godsend
• Young rabbi decides to stay in Waterville
• Waterville neighbors save dog, house, car
• Norway gunman fired for 1.5 hours on island
• Search resuming for missing swimmers in Maine
• New debt-limit talks: no sign of a breakthrough
• Farms open their barn doors to public
• 80 die in Norway camp shooting, 7 in blast
• At least 87 dead in Oslo explosion, shooting spree at summer camp
• Maine wardens halt search for two missing swimmers
• Fire destroys Winslow home
• Son accused of murdering his father
• Bath salts linger in community
• '3:10 to Yuma' masterpiece Western for all ages
• MIFF closer 'Another Earth' reflects on human condition
• 'Pretty darned hot': Heat wave strikes Maine
• Blaze consumes home in Skowhegan
• Meeting satisfies upset Belgrade resident
• Frost's gold that stayed
• Maine wardens seeking two missing swimmers
• FRANKLIN SUPERIOR COURT
• POLICE
• Maine's jobless rate at 7.8 percent in June
• Waterville police logs for Thursday and Friday
• Police: Cambridge man killed by son last night
• Norridgewock celebrates new bridge
• Exposure to asbestos after Wilton fire big concern
• Maine same-sex couples on rise
• Officials sift through Olsen's departure
• LePage speaks against park in North woods, pension tax
• Take a close look to find safer antifreeze
• Bowen reflects on shuttle's end
• Services for Springmann next week
• Slew of Maine short movies featured at MIFF
• Dodge named Waterville Junior High principal
• Hot in Portland? Yes. Record-setter? No
• New Waterville principal settles in
• Collins backs 'Gang of Six' proposal on debt ceiling
• Sick tourist triggers measles warning
• Marine Resources chief steps down
• Wednesday, Thursday Waterville police logs
• Teens threw rocks at cars on 95, police say
• Morning Sentinel police log: July 21, 2011
• Farmington District Court: June 14-July 7, 2011
• Scottish filmmakers returning to MIFF
• Norridgewock bridge to open Thursday with ceremony
• Pot group board member resigns
• Oakland councilors hear about school heat, meters
• MIFF brings 'The Quiet Man' back to silver screen
• Collins pushes to delay boiler limit
• Dissent on insurance law's impact
• Plane crash victim still in hospital
• Jackman house brought down
• High above Waterville, there lives a little eagle
• Olsen releases statement on resignation
• BASEBALL: Central Maine wins opening game of Babe Ruth tourney
• Collins' bill would delay limits on boiler emissions
• Gov. LePage Cabinet member resigns
• Waterville police log for Tuesday, Wednesday
• Record Participation in Summer Retreat
• Morning Sentinel police log: July 20, 2011
• Man in wheelchair suspected in Waterville truck theft
• Police seek suspects in Wilton crimes
• Panel wants closer looks at Thomaston property sale
• Stabbing victim's family setting up reward fund
• New MaineGeneral's financing almost complete
• Haulers in China unhappy with fee increase
• Plan seeks to preserve mountain land
• Former MTA chief misused $500K, lawsuit alleges
• Waterville planners approve tractor store
• Students' films getting better
• Thomas appointed to Waterville City Council
• LePage proclaims state day of prayer
• Delegation from Maine offers assessment
• Another Thomaston deal revealed
• Student learns useful skills at Waterville nursing home
• 'A real cruel twist of fate'
• Hartland soldier killed in Afghanistan
• I-295 northbound ramps in Freeport to close tonight
• Maine-N.H. bridge to close next week
• LePage calls for adviser's resignation
• Pingree, Michaud blast House GOP debt plan
• Child killed when logging truck strikes house
• Man flown to hospital after Augusta crash
• Waterville police blotter July 19
• LePage joins Perry in call for day of prayer
• Reader query: Did you know Pfc. Tyler M. Springmann?
• Soldier from Hartland killed in Afghanistan
• Morning Sentinel police log: July 19, 2011
• State treasurer warns of debt's ripple effects
• Tired driver crashes in Moscow
• Dam lawsuits should proceed, judge says
• 'Legendary' Maine film editor shows latest work at MIFF
• Michaud, Pingree release fund reports
• Turnpike Authority to sue former director
• Naked woman pulled from pipe
• AT&T, courting T-Mobile, touts wireless progress
• Plane crash survivor in serious condition
• State panel wants chairlift standards
• Merger cleared; Madison waits
• Pingree, Michaud release fundraising totals
• Maine senator proposes 'Caylee's Law'
• STILL LIFE: Summer games
• Waterville woman badly hurt after Matinicus crash
• Somerset County police activity
• Waterville police blotter July 18
• Morning Sentinel police log: July 18, 2011
• Newport District Court: June 2-22, 2011
• REVIEW: Restored 'Battleship Potemkin' sails through history
• Annual egg fest kicks off Tuesday in Pittsfield
• New History House museum opens in East Madison
• Grandparents safer drivers than parents, study suggests
• ON MAINE POLITICS: Special election slated
• Petition circulating to save Belgrade Lakes marina
• New Salvation Army directors have local ties
• Japan stuns US in Women's World Cup
• Festival back at drive-in
• Leaps and bounds
• Two-car crash in Standish injures six
• Newman edges Stewart to win at New Hampshire
• Japan tops U.S. in penalty shootout for 1st World Cup title
• LEGION BASEBALL: Augusta, Gardiner/Post 204 get final two spots in Zone 2 tourney
• Thirty artists paint Cape to benefit land trust
• Sea Dogs battle back, then fall short
• Motorcycle crashes on 295 in Freeport
• Obama names head of new consumer agency
• Clarke wins British Open for first major title
• Crash claims woman's life in Enfield
• 'Potter' has best weekend – $168.6 million
• Somerset County police logs, arrests
• Archaeological dig postponed for a week
• Penobscot County wind farm to be dedicated
• Large crowd expected at Scarborough country music fest
• Free park entry for cars with Maine loon plates
• Anthony released from Florida jail
• Pension changes in effect
• Morning Sentinel police log: July 17, 2011
• MaineToday Media names Duncan president
• Camp becomes legacy of former governor's child
• REVIEW: Women look for Caribbean heat in 'Heading South'
• Analysis: Maine hitting marks it should
• Term 'green grocer' has taken on new meaning
• Number of civil cases in state see sizeable increase
• Improving their community
• J.P. DEVINE: When plans go 'a-gley'
• Backers of repeal target Election Day voter law
• Determined Americans have made believers of many
• Upward Bound opens doors for students
• MAINE INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL: Movies' lasting power
• South Portland gas station robbed Friday night
• Pa. man wins Peaks to Portland Swim
• Person shot in South Portland early this morning
• Maine couple settles in NH mortgage case
• Congress seeks debt solution, Obama goes to public
• Maine Democrats kick off 'Get Real' tour today
• Camp teaches survival skills
• State senator takes position as Sportsman’s Alliance director
• Film festival fans return every year
• Dispensaries, Mobley strike deal
• On debt, Obama presses sides for 'something big'
• AMY CALDER: The varied faces of pawning
• Man doing well after tractor accident
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'Taxi Driver' shows grittiness of 1970s Manhattan
• Officials revisit Downeaster plan in light of locals' concerns
• Indoor golf plan on Waterville agenda Monday
• Morning Sentinel police log: July 16, 2011
• Biddeford officer shoots attacking pit bull
• WSJ publisher quits in phone-hacking scandal
• Bulger's girlfriend to remain held without bail
• Analysis: Economic outlook grim<br>if no debt deal is reached
• Obama: Chance for 'something big'<br>to calm economy
• NH toughens out-of-state firewood ban
• Neighbor charged in woman's slaying in Lewiston
• Mainer sues to block Vt. utility merger
• Chevron to pay $900K for polluting Penobscot
• Sen. Trahan to take Sportsman's Alliance reins
• US formally recognizes Libya rebels
• Jail guard accused of assault due in court
• Inmate charged with manslaughter in death
• Waterville police arrest and complaint logs
• Tractor mishap severs left arm
• Skowhegan teens 'board for boobies'
• Colby-MIFF Connections
• Fendler's 'lost' ordeal subject of documentary
• Local schools miss out on grant money
• LePage hires new communications director
• Judge declares mistrial in Roger Clemens case
• Veteran care may see help
• Open Waterville seat sees 4 candidates
• Free Fun Day to kick off
• Economic department sees 2 new appointees
• FILM REVIEW: 'A Clockwork Orange' is a Kubrick cookie full of arsenic
• Kennebec County Superior Court
• Morning Sentinel police log: July 15, 2011
• Downtown crash
• Biddeford man indicted on cyberstalking, ID theft
• Calif. gov signs landmark law on gay history
• DEP levying biggest fine in 20 years
• Court rejects appeal in Bangor stabbing
• Gay wins 3rd Maine Amateur title
• Borders on brink of liquidation<br>after deal collapses
• 3 Northeast fish stocks rebuilt, say federal regulators
• Reported paintball splotches blamed on birds
• Democrats launch statewide idea-gathering tour
• LePage names new communications director
• Murdochs now say they'll testify in Parliament
• Judge declares mistrial in Clemens case
• Bill aims to fill funding gap for Maine veterans
• 'Mad Men,' 'Mildred Pierce' get top Emmy nods
• Somerset County police logs, arrests
• Madison, Newport schools not getting federal grants
• Maine couple takes 5th in world wife carrying
• Police complaints and arrests: Waterville
• Wilton police chief quits
• Boy with shotgun ends pit bull's rampage
• Corrado on Campaign Cash
• California pot group sues Mainer
• Morning Sentinel police log: July 14, 2011
• Morning Sentinel corrections: July 14, 2011
• Waterville District Court: May 28-June 17, 2011
• Kennebec County Superior Court: July 14, 2011
• Boothbay education center building 'greenest in Maine'
• Strong approves dead-ending Chandler Road
• Loon count could see decreased numbers
• Harry Potter fans preparing for finale
• No objections raised to CMP power lines in China
• Skowhegan selectmen give new town manager high marks
• No answers in train crash
• New England Music Camp celebrating 75 years
• MAINE INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL: Lights ... camera ... Malcolm McDowell
• Calif. group sues operator of Maine pot dispensaries
• World Cup: U.S. women<br>beat France, advance to finals
• Man injured in Madison accident
• Body of woman found in Lewiston identified
• Murdoch drops TV takeover bid
• Prosecutors say needles had Clemens DNA, steroids
• Maine, NH and VT count their loons
• Trucker killed by train had 11 traffic offenses
• LePage administration names two to DECD
• Somerset County police logs
• Businessman touting plan to reopen mills
• Rooftop garden at senior center vandalized
• Investigators look to train's electronic data for answers
• Conservative group takes issue with cost of housing data
• Burglaries were a lot of work, say Skowhegan victims
• Morning Sentinel police log: July 13, 2011
• Deadline for mortgage help program July 22
• Honoring Farmington's hometown opera diva
• Gov. LePage holding off six bills until January
• House squashes lightbulb repeal
• Recertification unlikely, says education official
• Attorney general, warden 'unwind' prison deal
• Wood pleads guilty, loses job
• More freedom for state patients
• Harmony woman building bridges to awareness
• Officials clarify Amtrak engineer's actions
• Woman's death in Lewiston called suspicious
• High school teacher, coach pleads guilty to sex charge
• Texas Rep. Ron Paul to retire from Congress
• Current and former first ladies gather for funeral
• Denny's adopts gender identity restroom policy
• Somerset County police logs, arrests
• Downeaster trains running; investigation under way
• Report: Still 'weak links' in efforts to block terrorists' travel
• Query: Were you on the Downeaster?
• 2 Maine brothers guilty of cocaine distribution
• Police log and arrests, Waterville
• State voids prison deal
• Trucker killed in train collision
• Man says he was hospitalized after West Athens Fourth of July fracas
• Morning Sentinel police log: July 12, 2011
• The line's first 'major accident'
• Judge advises dismissal of former reporter's claims
• Veterans' benefits made easier to obtain for sex-assault victims
• Two drivers remain hospitalized after Madison collision
• Anson woman, Farmington man arrested after alleged scam
• Road safety to go before Strong voters
• LePage ignoring safety laws, environmental group says
• Winslow councilors approve Fort Halifax plan
• Pingree: VA easing policy for sexual assault victims
• No stopgap: Obama demands big deal for debt limit
• US says Syria's Assad has lost legitimacy
• New allegations besiege Murdoch media empire
• Downeaster, truck collide in 'fireball'
• UMaine football player dies in motorcycle crash
• AG says Thomaston land deal void
• Somerset County police logs
• Arrests, complaint log: Waterville police
• Downeaster ridership tops 500,000 for 1st time
• Avg. gasoline price in Maine up 10 cents
• Protesters in Syria attack US embassy
• Waterville Opera House Announces 2011-2012 Season
• Morning Sentinel police log: July 11, 2011
• Franklin Superior Court: May 18-June 13, 2011
• China planners to hold Tuesday hearing on CMP expansion
• Two-year-old girl recovering after falling into well
• 2-1-1 Maine marks 5th anniversary
• FairPoint withdraws appeal
• ON MAINE POLITICS: LePage discusses abuse
• New structure blocks view from Belgrade Lakes home
• Upgrades under way at Waterville Senior High School
• Homeowners association fights pit neighbor vs. neighbor
• Business booster moves forward
• Huts offer hikers havens
• Ammo therapy
• Former sardine cannery shows new signs of life
• Dramatic win puts U.S. in World Cup semis
• 2-year-old revived after falling into Maine well
• Owner retrieves boat that went adrift in Saco Bay
• Democrats decry voting measures
• New state law curbs coercive insurance practices
• Mount View High School welcomes new principal
• Morning Sentinel police log: July 10, 2011
• Falmouth resident, 91, wants to end his life
• Maine lobstermen brace for new regulations
• Teen with diabetes touts new care option
• Portland hails new nation of South Sudan
• Exhibit puts Skowhegan's Civil War ties in spotlight
• KVCC to offer online program in early education
• J.P. DEVINE: Watch the door
• Bill for road work has some worried
• Belfast back in business
• Tax deal in pipeline for natural gas project
• Growing problem hits close to home
• U.S. Coast Guard calls off search in Saco Bay
• A day of celebration for the South Sudanese
• LePage targets domestic abuse in weekly radio address
• France reaches Women's WCup semis after shootout
• Inmate dies, had served 45 years for murder
• Man dies when SUV heads into Sinclair lake
• Baby left under Maine's Safe Haven law
• Moxie: 'It's Maine in a bottle!"
• Lobstermen get back to racing
• WW II airman to be buried in Maine 66 years after crash
• Morning Sentinel police log: July 9, 2011
• Farmington District Court: May 18-June 13, 2011
• Maine nurses to travel to aid Libyans
• Trash haulers heard, get no satisfaction
• City councilors in Hallowell to consider bigger tax breaks
• Raid uncovers stolen property related to string of burglaries
• Search is on for biggest Maine trees
• AMY CALDER: Veteran reporter reflects on changes
• Space shuttle goes up, up and away one last time
• State review of Thomaston deal in progress
• Nation's economy continues to sputter
• 'Every so often he ... loses it'
• STILL LIFE: No one hurt in car fire — and valuable property recovered
• Naples man indicted in nephew's shooting
• Maine aids in conviction in wind power scam
• Folk singers detained at border return to Canada
• Weak hiring casts doubts<br>on strength of rebound
• Shuttle lifts off for last time
• Drive to restore same-day vote gets under way
• Regulatory streamlining law kicks in at DEP
• Ex-Cameron aide arrested in UK hacking scandal
• Obama: Uncertainty over debt limit impacts hiring
• Casey Anthony release pushed back to July 17
• Rockefeller impostor faces Calif. murder charge
• Maine ranks as plumpest state in New England
• 'Final charge' bull moose exhibit gets spruced up
• 2 school districts collaborate to save money
• Skowhegan native new elementary school principal
• Fairfield man pleads not guilty to child sex crimes
• Obesity rates still on rise nationwide
• Wednesday storm creates 'bedlam'
• Florida fugitive found in Madison
• Law students get trial run of court with UMaine program
• Rural school districts make gains
• Waterville city council approves 3-year contracts
• LePage signs law banning 'bath salts'
• Young musicians bring 'From the Top' to Mount Vernon
• Canadian folk singers arrested at Maine border
• SOMERSET COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT
• POLICE
• High court won't stop Mexican man's execution
• Man wanted in Florida homicide arrested in Madison
• Navy change of command in Bath
• Small earthquake felt in eastern Maine
• Maine gets $2.1M to fight teen smoking
• Man rescues woman from burning car
• Somerset County police logs
• British tabloid shutting down<br>amid fury over hacking
• EPA to impose new cross-state air pollution rules
• Obama calls debt meeting 'constructive'
• Maine bill signing deadline nears
• Woman is impaled by tree branch during storm
• Casey Anthony to be free next Wednesday
• POWER OUT
• Waterville police blotter July 7
• Sergeant breaks arm in fight
• Crash hurts locals
• Victim of violence at parade: 'People started freaking out'
• Suspect in Skowhegan damage linked to West Athens fight
• Same-day registration ballot wording released
• Snowe ahead in funds raised
• Major tomato grower in Madison names new president, CEO
• LePage shares life lessons with at-risk youths
• Accused embezzler's ability to repay money still unknown
• Safety board to discuss Sugarloaf
• Morning Sentinel police log: July 7, 2011
• LePage signs bill targeting 'bath salts'
• Portland teen dies of apparent drowning
• Court orders immediate halt to gay military ban
• Alert: Terrorists look to implant bombs in humans
• Obama takes on 'tweeters' in Twitter town hall
• Spreading hacking scandal touches UK nerves
• Tramway board to discuss Sugarloaf accident
• Strauss-Kahn lawyer meets with DA
• LePage's son unhurt in I-295 car crash
• Casey Anthony could go free after murder acquittal
• Acadia tourist bus goes up in flames
• S. Korean city awarded 2018 Winter Olympics
• Waterville Police Department blotter
• Flags to fly at half-staff for WWII serviceman
• Lewiston school warns of TB in classroom
• Snowe, D'Amboise report U.S. Senate fundraising
• Michaud applauds China trade ruling
• Holiday traffic on Maine Turnpike down
• Graduates Find Success in Job Search
• Alums Plan Walk, Acts of Kindness
• STILL LIFE: Waterville jumps in the water
• Police seek would-be Wilton burglar scared away by scream
• Cameras catch Augusta arson suspect
• Superior Court justice to retire
• SAD 13 industrial arts slated to be cut
• Farmington recycling facility accepting more types of plastics
• Maine judges see small salary
• Ramp closures begin tonight on I-95 in Augusta
• Morning Sentinel police log: July 6, 2011
• Is the party over in West Athens?
• Fairfield man's escape attempt foiled
• Casey Anthony beats murder rap
• Parked cars delay Winslow Fourth of July parade
• Court upholds judgment against oil dealer
• Congressional redistricting panel takes shape
• Colon cancer deaths down except in Miss.
• Casey Anthony acquitted of murdering daughter
• GOLF: Woods will skip British Open
• Court halts medication of suspect in Giffords case
• Midcoast publisher shuts down printing presses
• Maine man pleads not guilty to murdering brother
• Court upholds conviction in Lewiston murders
• Somerset County police logs
• Waterville police log
• Barbecue to benefit boy with cystic fibrosis
• Furbush goes 4 2/3 innings in first Tigers start
• Belgrade Lakes center looks promising
• Portland firm leading in generic pet drugs
• Software developer helps companies save trees
• Inmates reap what they sow
• Making waves at UMF
• Morning Sentinel police log: July 5, 2011
• Where violence stops
• Families party in Winslow
• Fireworks celebration over Winslow and Waterville
• Saco home to Maine's only Schutzhund club
• Persistence played big role in catching Osama bin Laden
• Strauss-Kahn faces new sexual assault complaint
• Generics fetch growing share<br>of lucrative pet drug market
• Exxon was cited for Yellowstone pipe violations
• US spends $1.3M for New England farmworkers
• Mass. woman makes 66th visit to Maine
• Fireworks still illegal for this Fourth
• Teen severely injured in ATV crash
• Area Independence Day events
• Starks Community Center hosts children's program
• Code of Ethics offers Skowhegan officials guidelines
• Newport teenager injured in ATV crash
• Augusta bomb shelter in way
• Morning Sentinel police log: July 4, 2011
• Moscow accident results in severe foot injury
• ON MAINE POLITICS: Time for some fun at State House
• Bounce house mishaps prompt concern
• Lobster sellers fishing new waters
• Fire costly for farmers in Strong
• Remembering the Maine men who helped save the Union
• Police want DNA; lawyers want answers
• Maine organizations receive funding
• Massachusetts lighthouse bell discovered in Maine church
• Moscow ATV crash breaks man's foot
• Gonzalez, Ortiz to start for AL All-Stars
• Up in flames: a winter's worth of hay
• Elementary school principal in Brunswick arrested
• Police blotter
• Want gourmet comfort food? Just add lobster
• WW II airman's body back in Maine
• Items stolen from visiting clubhouse during Friday's Sea Dogs game
• Funtown fireworks in Saco postponed to Tuesday
• Djokovic grabs first Wimbledon title
• In Portsmouth, no bear after scare
• Park passes available on reconfigured site
• Northern pike confirmed in Penobscot River
• Morning Sentinel police log: July 3, 2011
• 'Christina's World' house named new national landmark
• Civil Air Patrol cadets take flight
• State worker contract talks break down
• Delayed regulations for industrial boilers prompts heated debate
• Palermo summer resident agrees to remove treehouse
• Waterville car has home in California
• Good Will-Hinckley director considers charter school status
• J.P. DEVINE: Welcome home, Jimmy
• Plan outlines options for downtown Madison
• STILL LIFE: Winslow rocks
• Republicans make their presence felt in Augusta
• Three families grieve
• Summer jobs not what they used to be
• Inside the mind of the sex offender
• US advances to women's World Cup quarterfinals
• Civil War veteran honored
• Sheriff speaks out after murder suspect escape in Bangor
• Girls found safe after getting lost in woods
• Kvitova sweeps Sharapova for Wimbledon women's title
• State police beef up weekend patrols
• LePage: Thank a soldier this holiday
• Marine with Maine ties killed in Afghanistan
• AMY CALDER: The infamous July 4, 1990
• Morning Sentinel police log: July 2, 2011
• Newport District Court: May 1-18, 2011
• Morning Sentinel correction: July 2, 2011
• Boat parade a highlight of Belgrade Lakes' Fourth of July
• Monkeying around in Saco
• Six arrested after Portland standoff
• Minnesota's shutdown affects the most vulnerable
• Prison deal sparks review
• 'Silver Alerts' to aid searches for elderly
• Bull kills farm worker
• STILL LIFE: Summertime blue
• Bull kills man in Farmington
• Eliot concerned about NH utility project
• Lawyers want to toss triple-killing confession
• Forum to feature governor's story of tough upbringing
• Maine fails to reach agreement with largest union
• Cooling off
• Somerset County police logs
• Strauss-Kahn free from house arrest; charges stand
• No serious injuries in rollover on I-295 in Yarmouth
• World Trade Center metal on display in Farmingdale
• Morning Sentinel police log: July 1, 2011
• Snowe may see competition from two Democrats
• Trumble takes post at Unity College
• Waterville's Levine clan featured in Colby film
• $12 million to repaint Memorial Bridge
• Kennebec Highlands plan aims to please
• Water questions postpone China coffee decision
• Suspect in high-speed chase goes from hospital to jail
• UMF police chief tapped for FBI training
• Free counseling available to those in need
• Full-time police officer nixed by Skowhegan budget
• 'Jeopardy!' champion to reinvest winnings
• Bates, Colby high on cost list
• Aspiring troopers glimpse life in law enforcement
• Backers of gay marriage back in business
• Discovery Channel show features Maine coast
• Mitchell says Clemens may call him to testify
• Belfast man loses appeal of sentence for slashing
• Less holiday traffic expected on turnpike
• Gay marriage supporters<br>aiming for 2012 referendum
• Mass. judge says Bulger to get public defender
• Family gets $3M for botched baby delivery
• Man sentenced to 25 years in killing of toddler
• Crack offenders now eligible for early release
• Senate to work next week on debt limit impasse
• Somerset County police logs
• Police blotter for Waterville; arrests
• Alfond gives $2.3 million gift to Kents Hill School
• Maine native to liven up New York town's July 4th parade
• Morning Sentinel police log: June 30, 2011
• Driver on bath salts arrested in Clinton
• West Athens' zany parade returning
• Skowhegan volunteer given Rotary honor
• Senate committee passes funeral protest proposal
• Anti-bullying bill stalled after Christian Civic League email
• Police: Man arrested for driving drunk, biting girl
• Lawmakers end session with fireworks
• Mainer attends LGBT reception
• Prison warden sold state land for small price
• Winslow gears up for annual run of festivities
• Sugarloaf building new lift
• Colby College student a two-time champ on 'Jeopardy!'
• Former horse owners sentenced
• Two years for fateful punch
• LePage approves charter schools
• STILL LIFE: Get in there
• Aroostook drowning victim identified, body recovered
• Former UMaine star Paul Kariya<br>retiring from NHL
• Senate panel OKs Snowe bill to protect military funerals
• Homeless man arrested for charging cellphone
• LePage thanks lawmakers at session's end
• U.S. appeals court upholds Obama health care law
• LePage signs bill to allow charter schools
• Study finds more pollution at beaches nationwide
• Maine bill aims to make 'bath salts' illegal
• Federer ousted in quarterfinals<br>at Wimbledon
• Feds: Massey pressured WV miners to fake records
• Bulger lawyer blasts prosecutors
• Somerset County police logs
• Man has heart attack in heart disease class
• Owner of empty sailboat comes forward; search ended
• Murder suspect escapes from hospital
• Legislature fails to override any of LePage's vetoes
• Family appeals to public
• Seal finds its way upstream to Sebasticook
• Can you hear me now?
• Sennett's seat to be filled
• Pot patient privacy bill gets LePage OK
• Officials: Skowhegan farmhouse fire was arson
• Excessive rain kills tree-stripping caterpillar
• Mainers will vote on racinos
• GMAC appeal coming to Supreme Court
• Morning Sentinel police log: June 29, 2011
• Maine AIDS Alliance chief leaving for Clean Elections post
• LePage to lead trade mission to South America
• Coast Guard searches for sailboat occupants
• Mainer appeals for help finding mother's killer
• Charter schools get final House OK
• Maine spending bills cleared from table
• Lagarde chosen to lead IMF; first woman
• General named to head US force OKs drawdown
• 10 face charges of vandalizing country club
• Ruling casts doubt on Maine data-mining law
• Police to discuss Farmington investigation
• Clinton, Waterville, Oakland police notes
• Maine's rate of war dead ranks high
• Cocaine incident recalled
• Supreme Court decision on campaign financing affects Maine
• New rules ban production, sale of drop-side cribs
• What to do about smokey wood boilers
• Missing elderly man found, OK
• Skowhegan building owners block off part of lot with fence
• Increased judicial budget will help security, clerks
• Police seek suspect in arson, burglary
• Phillips passes increased town budget at meeting
• Professor named interim provost at UMF
• Morning Sentinel police log: June 28, 2011
• Skowhegan District Court
• Ex-Ill. Gov. Blagojevich<br>convicted at retrial
• Maine wardens find missing Starks man
• Supreme Court ruling to impact public financing in Maine
• Bangor man sentenced to life for fatal stabbing
• Bachmann announces bid for presidency
• Somerset County police logs
• Average Maine gasoline prices keep falling
• Turtle in road causes car rollover
• Police blotters: Waterville, Winslow
• Morning Sentinel police log: June 27, 2011
• Morning Sentinel correction: June 26, 2011
• Lakes Resource Center set to open
• New laws passed by Legislature
• New views of Earth in Skowhegan
• Educators fear young brains take summer vacations
• Litchfield woman determined to save osprey nests
• New England Music Camp concert series starts July 2
• Widmer named principal
• Winslow graduate to attend science camp
• Unity ice cream parlor back in business
• ON MAINE POLITICS: Votes, vetoes await
• Americans can't — or won't — forget September 11
• Bird group spreads wings
• Scott Wood investigation 'about done'
• Pediatric dentist Jonathan Shenkin attacks tooth decay the fun way
• Good hygiene habits start at home, says dentist
• Two Portland churches become one
• Remembering Maine's government shutdown
• Waterville, Kennebec and Somerset logs; arrests
• Festival teaches joy of fishing
• Workers rally at State House
• Farmington case puts bail restrictions in spotlight
• Colby's financial picture brightens
• At New Hope Women's Shelter, new hope
• Morning Sentinel police log: June 26, 2011
• Gay marriage backers: NY vote has national impact
• Fishing, milfoil removal class on tap at Oakland event
• Kennebec, Franklin, and Somerset logs; arrests
• Schools in Northeast still making up snow days
• New multi-use trail corridor dedicated in Maine
• In Boston gangster story, a tale of 2 brothers
• LePage says new state budget just the start
• Maine wardens on lookout for impaired boaters
• Winslow Family 4th of July Celebration
• Winslow teacher faces 2 counts of unlawful sexual touching
• Police seek DNA match in stabbing
• 18-month-old who ingested cocaine OK
• Winslow woman receives 30 days in jail
• Pot-certifying doctor opens new office
• Bulger's arrest may help solve art mystery
• New Messalonskee principal has vision for education
• It's OK to seek help against domestic violence
• Requested tax break for ice arena exceeds city guidelines
• Grant given to refurbish Skowhegan grist mill
• Group aims to save same-day voting
• POLICE
• Four fired L.L. Bean employees hire lawyer
• NEWPORT DISTRICT COURT
• Coast Guard gets new chief in northern New England
• Bulger brought back to Boston; will he sing?
• Maine's ocean kayak trail given top ranking
• Maine woman guilty in nursing home assault
• Former gov chronicles RV travels
• Nestle steps up water tests after odor complaints
• Portland Pirates: 'Major announcement' Monday
• Anthem foundation donates $100K for nurse training
• Peter Falk, TV's rumpled Columbo, has died
• Wife of man found strangled in tub appears in court
• Crash kills St. John 20-year-old
• Farmington residents advised to stay on alert
• LePage signs medical marijuana law
• Boston mob boss ‘Whitey’ Bulger hid in plain sight
• Franklin County commissioner: Budget panel actions unethical
• Steel stolen from topless coffee shop
• Embden camp owners: Tax fight not over
• Woman arrested after bringing pills, marijuana into court
• Snowe's bill aims to kill excessive regulations
• Maine's crucial summer camps seeing shrinking enrollment
• Recycling now single-stream in Madison
• Parents arrested after baby overdoses
• Ad produced in Maine helps lead feds to Bulger
• Government change on ballot in Phillips
• Land donations will preserve 400 acres
• Caratunk imposes halt on wind developments
• Waterville downtown streets see new faux-brick crosswalks
• Morning Sentinel police log: June 24, 2011
• Skowhegan District Court
• Gardiner football coach Lovely steps down
• State House panel reviews slew of bills
• Florida says it will try Bulger for 1982 murder
• Bulger described as Robin Hood, diabolical killer
• GOP group urges US to shoot for 60 mpg
• Prescription drug data mining law struck down
• Somerset County police logs
• Maine firms' TV spot leads to Bulger's arrest
• Coalition group kicks off people's veto effort
• Maine treasurer calls for steps to boost bond rating
• Police notes: Waterville, Winslow, Vassalboro, Sidney, Oakland
• FBI arrests mob boss Whitey Bulger in Calif.
• Fugitive gangster 'Whitey' Bulger nabbed in California
• Whitmore Honored With Legacy Fund
• Bingham celebrates fire department's 100 years
• SMCC has new leader
• Help for uninsured with pre-existing conditions
• Newport bridge almost finished
• Materials delay upgrade for Two-Cent Bridge
• China selectmen debate composting
• Winslow student elected Boys State governor
• Morning Sentinel police log: June 23, 2011
• Waterville gets low-interest bond for city projects
• Watching your weight? Skip the potato chips
• Police continue search for attacker
• 'She's up there shuffling the cards'
• Lukewarm reviews from Maine delegates
• President ramps up Afghanistan drawdown
• Replicas of Nina, Pinta arrive in Portland Harbor
• Maine does away with<br>aircraft sales taxes
• FDA: Breast implant problems grow with time
• SD man pleads not guilty to murder in Maine
• S. Maine Community College gets new president
• Man sentenced for growing pot on federal land
• GOP names candidate for House 121 seat
• Jet halts takeoff in close call at JFK
• Judges set deadlines for congressional redistricting
• Feeling a little edgy? Could be a case of Urban Brain
• Stabbing killed 81-year-old Farmington woman
• It's Alcohol Mary Road and it'll stay that way
• Maine hikers rescue fawn from attack by fisher
• LePage signs bill easing rules for landlords
• Maine home sales and prices fall in May
• Somerset County police logs
• Woman, 81, dies after home invasion attack
• Police notes: Waterville, Clinton, Winslow, Oakland
• Army engineers work to complete Skowhegan recreation projects
• Union's offer for status quo turned down
• Morning Sentinel police log: June 22, 2011
• China selectmen increase development fees
• Mutts help ease pain for returning Maine soldiers
• Doctor remains mum on plans for lighthouse
• Passersby save Madison house
• Future of Maine gambling up in the air
• Waterville City Council appoints police station panel
• Police officers' trial to test New Orleans
• Kibby Mountain activists quickly found guilty
• Grocery store planned in Belgrade
• Clock ticking on $200K unclaimed lottery ticket
• Law ending same-day registration challenged
• 2 Maine wind protesters jailed for 10 days, fined
• Ex-Utah gov Huntsman joins race for president
• Gingrich campaign fundraisers quit
• Farmington woman, 81,<br>killed in home invasion
• Same-day registration repeal signed
• Giffords has memoir deal,<br>Kelly retires from NASA
• Twist in health care law could be middle-class windfall
• Obama likely to cut 10K troops from Afghanistan
• Maine lawmakers hold off on borrowing
• Bill gives voters voice in Maine special elections
• Smart meter battle coming to head in Bath
• FDA issues graphic cigarette labels
• Blodgett named assistant coach at Rhode Island
• Somerset County police logs
• Police seek clues in Farmington homicide
• 16 Maine soldiers in bus crash in Canada
• NSF Recognizes Colby Grads
• Officer talks man off bridge in Winslow
• STILL LIFE: Getting creamed for a good cause
• Morning Sentinel police log: June 21, 2011
• Kingfield voters approve budget, amend safety plan
• Waterville firefighter, police sergeant to be honored
• New Skowhegan business gears up for River Fest
• Great Pond Marina boasts new look
• Madison has new town manager
• Big win for Wal-Mart in discrimination lawsuit
• LePage signs budget
• Activists stick to their guns
• Speed, booze cited
• Celtics' 'Big Baby' hauls lobsters off Maine coast
• Maine woman sentenced for burning forfeited house
• Maine couple living<br>in 2 shipping containers
• Dayton teen crowned Miss Maine
• Study details significant sea level rise
• LePage signs $6B state budget
• Midcoast head shop owner charged with trafficking
• Environmental coalition praises, criticizes lawmakers
• Pot trafficker free on bail due to poor health
• Supreme Court limits sex bias case against Walmart
• Trek Across Maine raises $1.8M
• Red Cross seeking type O negative donors
• Maine gasoline prices continue to ease
• Somerset County police logs
• Aho named new acting chief of DEP
• Legislator facing gun charge freed on bail
• Police notes: Waterville, Oakland, Winslow
• Morning Sentinel police log: June 20, 2011
• Augusta District Court: June 9-15, 2011
• Pingree, Sussman marry
• Outreach program aids families of prisoners
• Bath salts a growing menace
• A new Midas touch
• RSU 18 to serve free summer lunches
• ON MAINE POLITICS: Extra days costly
• How do you build a toll booth on the Internet?
• Norridgewock man hospitalized after wild chase
• Churchgoers philosophical
• Rapolla, Gwilym named Maine HS Athletes of the Year
• Pingree and Sussman get married
• Acadia National Park plans two land purchases
• Red Sox score 6 in first to roll past Brewers 12-3
• Life expectancy rates up in Maine
• Mass man injured in Bridgton ATV accident
• Police log for Sunday, June 19
• Red Sox place RHP Buchholz on DL, call up Miller
• Emails rebuke LePage for labor mural removal
• Harmon, Jesseman win Sea Dogs Father's Day 5K
• Lobster boat race season kicks off
• Bar Harbor ice cream shop recognized
• Eliot voters OK ordinances over strip clubs
• Maine residents given free pass to state parks today
• Day's last hill a challenge for Trek Across Maine participants
• Snowe among those fighting for Intrepid
• Police
• J.P. DEVINE: Dads on the big screen
• Officer injured during arrest teen, find pot plants
• Guard at work on trails
• Maine seeing more single parents
• Annual moose lottery celebrates 30th anniversary
• Portland holds gay pride parade
• SAD 74 adopts performance-based pay
• Domestic abuse can be solved, panel says
• Lake funeral: A full-House farewell
• Expert, skiers fault state's chairlift checks
• Finances force towns to weigh need for local police
• Hundreds mourn in Dexter
• Police log, arrests for Saturday
• Class A softball: Hannan hurls Scarborough to title
• New Gloucester crews extinguish fire
• Bruins celebrating in Boston
• Class A girls' lacrosse: Scarborough defends title
• Crowd gathers for moose lottery
• Class D baseball: Greenville cruises
• Class B softball: Fryeburg takes title again
• Class A boys' lacrosse: Scarborough prevails again
• Class C softball: Postponed until Monday
• Members of WWII regiment being honored
• 1st large cruise ship of season visits Portland
• LePage asks school reforms in weekly address
• Voter ID bill returning to panel
• LePage faces fiesty Rockport town hall
• Harnden and Tinker earn teller status
• Local companies recognized for safety
• Armed robber still at large, police say
• Owner of Kennebec Ice Arena owner may seek tax break to rebuild
• Bowen will ask for No Child Left Behind reprieve
• Clinton crash victim faced domestic violence charge
• Former Mainer awaits homicide indictment
• Auburn man charged with knife assault
• Rep. Wintle free on bail
• Truck crashes into wires, trees
• Little Black Dress show to benefit Lake George Park
• Seeds of doubt planted around medical marijuana businesses
• Palermo selectmen allow treehouse to stay for summer
• AMY CALDER: Endless, golden summers
• Morning Sentinel police log: June 18, 2011
• BEN STURTEVANT: Game 7 with Dad one to cherish
• AARP slammed for not opposing cuts
• Domestic violence: It's everyone's problem
• 1 million expected for Stanley Cup parade
• Maine lawmakers off until June 28, but work left
• Marine reservist in custody after Pentagon scare
• Maine jobless rate 7.7% in May
• Catholic school in Saco closes after 82 years
• Skowhegan police seek armed suspects
• Police notes for Winslow, Waterville, Clinton, Oakland
• 900 pets still homeless after Joplin tornado
• Veteran bikers, newcomers ready for 27th Trek Across Maine
• Morning Sentinel police log: June 17, 2011
• Kennebec County Superior Court: June 17, 2011
• Motorcyclist dies in crash
• Planning board delays hearing for CMP
• Kingfield to vote on $751K budget at town meeting
• Augusta stabbing death unexplained
• Collecting cans to fund a cure
• Officials to address domestic violence at Waterville's City Hall today
• Global goals planned for ocean power
• According to court papers, LePage never saw labor mural
• Shotgun's source still a mystery
• $6 billion state budget awaits governor's signature
• In New Hampshire, former teacher's guilty plea brings some relief
• A feeling of emptiness
• AG: York deputy justified in shooting man in Lyman
• Cape Elizabeth sets Aug. 16 election for House seat
• Bruins bring Stanley Cup home
• Maine general fund, highway budgets approved
• LePage never saw mural; seeks dismissal of complaint
• Dexter husband carried 2 guns, knife, ammo
• Weiner resigns in wake of scandal
• Bangor man charged with murder
• Hacker accesses credit card info for 700 Mainers
• Senate OKs takeover of E. Millinocket landfill
• Cars set on fire in Vancouver following loss
• Victim of apparent York drowning identified
• Maine stresses commitment to offshore energy
• Maine House approves fireworks bill
• House upholds LePage veto of special ed. study group
• Police notes for Rome, Waterville, Oakland, Clinton
• Waterville police investigate stabbing report
• Waterville Boy Scout volunteer arrested on child pornography charge
• Malcolm McDowell to be honored at Maine International Film Festival
• Trekkers Stop at Colby
• Morning Sentinel police log: June 16, 2011
• Morning Sentinel correction: June 16, 2011
• Moscow kills SAD 13 budget in ballot
• Festival calling to legalize pot enters 15th year
• Madison votes in newcomer, incumbent to selectmen seats
• March toward a cure
• Barbara Bush's foundation awards family literacy grants
• Norridgewock gas station owner saved by rival's customers
• House approves two-year budget in initial voting
• Ceremony to honor Maine 103rd Infantry
• Ten of 11 towns pass RSU 3 budget in ballot vote
• Many cancer risks overblown, say health experts
• Former Jackman teacher pleads guilty
• What went wrong in Dexter?
• HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL: Messalonskee wins Eastern A title
• LePage issues veto of due process bill
• Coast Guard cutter returns to Maine
• Campaign contribution limit going up, but in January
• Former kindergarten teacher pleads guilty to child porn
• Maine House reverses itself on wildlife funding
• New state economist named in Maine
• Maine farmers criticize repeal of pesticide law
• Proposed state budget gets initial House OK
• Rape suspect captured in Boothbay woods
• Medical marijuana reform bill close to passage
• Waterville man faces child pornography charges
• Porn actress: Weiner asked me to lie about talks
• Highway budget clears initial House, Senate votes
• Boston braces for possible Stanley Cup win
• U.S. births down for 3rd consecutive year
• Waterville police investigate reported stabbing
• Experts: Weiner's behavior similar to addicts'
• Police identify man in suspicious death
• Deliberations under way on 2-year budget
• Maine jury awards $6.7M in malpractice case
• Dexter murders prompt bail proposal
• Waterville and Oakland police reports
• Negotiations to sell two Maine mills for $1
• Man sentenced for luring Maine teen for sex
• Catholic parish yields to changing times
• Morning Sentinel police log: June 15, 2011
• Kennebec County Superior Court: June 15, 2011
• Waterville District Court: May 16-27, 2011
• New rifle company comes to Windham
• Alzheimer's patients, experts share knowledge at conference
• Clinton man indicted on three felony charges
• RSU 49 spending plan approved
• SAD 53 budget passes
• Senate supports charter schools
• Clinton town budget passes
• Bill would allow medical providers to issue 21-day handicap passes
• Rules set for questioning accused embezzler
• Elderly abuse frequent in Maine, says advocate
• School mourns mother, children
• A history of abuse revealed in Dexter
• RSU 3 budget headed for approval
• Waterville voters elect Dana Sennett mayor, approve school budget
• RSU 3 budget appears headed for passage
• Sennett elected Waterville mayor in landslide
• RSU 49 budget easily passes
• RSU 19 budget wins approval, 178-88
• Winslow school budget easily passes, 50-5
• Mother, children lived in constant fear
• Police notes for Clinton, Oakland, Waterville
• Missing elderly man located by Warden Service
• Democrats hoping Weiner will quit soon
• College of the Atlantic names new president
• New rifle company takes over Bushmaster plant
• LePage eliminates redundant pesticide law
• Maine House rejects pot legalization bill
• Maine House upholds third LePage veto
• High School softball/baseball games still on
• Police probe address mix-up in fatal Winslow shooting
• Four dead in Dexter
• Admitting the Illustrious Class of 2015
• Morning Sentinel police log: June 14, 2011
• 'American Idol' contestant arrested on assault charges
• Stinson Street in Pittsfield closed for two days for repairs
• Starks may split students, if town secedes
• Apartment renting gets competitive in Portland
• Stab wound killed Augusta man, say police
• Madison approves budget at Town Meeting
• Alfond Foundation offers bonus to Waterville Opera House
• Two administrators resign posts at Waterville Junior High
• Overtired driver crashes in New Sharon
• Chairlift episode leaves local Sugarloaf loyalist with sour aftertaste
• LePage rolls back some regulations, vows to keep at it
• Michaud speaks at House hearing on sex assaults at VA hospitals
• Michaud speaks at House hearing on sex assaults at VA hospitals
• Waterville junior high principal, assistant principal resign
• Police say Dexter man killed wife, kids, self
• Former 'American Idol' contestant arrested in Old Port
• Waterville Opera House gets Alfond bonus
• Somerset County police logs
• Waterville's urban oasis could expand
• Banner year for Messalonskee robotics team
• Photos of Gabrielle Giffords show remarkable recovery
• Skowhegan graduates advised to be persistent
• Morning Sentinel police log: June 13, 2011
• Vehicles damaged by thrown rocks
• Police identify Augusta man found dead
• New camp in Belgrade to focus on outdoor education
• ON MAINE POLITICS: Lawmakers ready for late nights
• Twenty years later, Care & Comfort a $10 million business
• Care attendant helps Waterville woman live at home
• Earlier Down syndrome test could be a mixed blessing
• Fueled by political DNA, Believeau lands in nerve center of White House
• Madison town clerk-treasurer faces challenger
• Forest Hills holds commencement ceremony
• Debate circles planned rockweed harvest
• Police probe Augusta death
• Caring for aging parents can overwhelm
• Downtown Waterville building's restoration under way
• Four vie for seats on Madison board
• J.P. DEVINE: Don't send it
• Lab at ground zero of state's public health
• State's police chief looks outside the box
• Suicides leave biggest questions unanswered
• Speakers at Mt. Blue commencement stress teamwork, cooperation
• Morning Sentinel correction: June 12, 2011
• Morning Sentinel police log: June 12, 2011
• HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL: Waterville beats MDI in 11 innings
• HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL: Brewer defeats Skowhegan, 2-0
• HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL: Bucksport tops Winslow, 5-0
• Suspect in 1998 U.S. Embassy blast is dead, Somalia says
• Playboy's Miss June visits Palmyra
• Cabela's launches $1 million fishing competition
• Adrian downgraded to tropical storm in Pacific
• After church fire, Brunswick Unitarians to worship at library
• Raging Tide has home opener today at The Ballpark
• Maine Forest Service continues firefighter training this weekend
• Grocers still waiting for word on money
• AMY CALDER: There and back again for soldier
• Compassion marks Erskine Academy’s graduating class
• Quotes in column set Senate on fire
• A brief history of downtowns in the United States
• Constant innovation key to revitalizing downtowns
• Clinton to vote on proposed budget, zoning rules
• Skowhegan's former Charrier's opens as Whit's End Grill, Bar
• Waterville to vote on school budget
• Morning Sentinel police log: June 11, 2011
• Budget in hands of House, Senate
• Couple convicted of animal cruelty
• Waterville votes for its next mayor on Tuesday
• Report details derailment's likely causes
• HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL: Skowhegan edges Bangor, 2-1
• Playboy's Miss June at signing in Palmyra
• Land o' Lakes, DeCoster in negotiations
• Maine to receive $43K of a drug settlement
• Owner of shuttered mill pays for economic development
• HIGH SCHOOL: Games rescheduled
• Sidney, Waterville, Clinton police notes; arrests
• Alaska set to release Sarah Palin's emails
• Maine's second tornado in one week verified
• Gordons' friend saw a troubled marriage
• Campus Drive Tops Construction Projects
• Chelsea's town manager resigns
• Morning Sentinel police log: June 10, 2011
• Messalonskee High School class of 2011
• Waterville Senior High School class of 2011
• Witness tampering results in jail term
• Mt. Blue oil spill cleanup difficult
• Vigilant citizens honored
• Woman in critical condition after SUV crash in Wilton
• Teenagers arrested on theft charges
• Proposal to kill protection of gray wolf questioned
• Senate split on gambling bills
• Weather can't dampen Messalonskee's spirits
• Waterville graduates told to 'pay it forward'
• Districts need changing, say judges
• Bingham man, 19, killed in motorcycle crash
• Norridgewock's top planner quits
• A good day for hoses, popsicles
• House gives 2nd OK to end same-day voter registration
• House votes for panel to study abolishing LURC
• NH Old Man memorial partly done
• Police probe 'suspicious death' in Bangor
• Panel rejects funding boost for Efficiency Maine
• Compromise reached on Maine health data privacy
• Statewide Alzheimer's conference Tuesday
• Maine's congressional districts must be redrawn
• House votes to end right to unionize at DeCoster
• Woman, child injured in SUV rollover
• Heat gripping half of US expected to last for days
• Mainers who assisted investigation to be honored
• Somerset County police logs
• Feds charge Maine property owner with loan fraud
• State House panel taking action on key issues
• Maine man offended by road named for bootlegger
• Belfast police shoot armed man
• Boston Post Cane stolen from Clinton town office
• State police honor troopers, citizens
• Air quality alert: Elevated ozone in parts of Maine today
• NASA releases unique photos of the space shuttle
• FARMINGTON: Tossing gun caused death, records say
• Legislators kill abortion bills
• If you build it, they will come
• Winslow graduates class of seasoned students
• Michaud: Weiner should 'do what's right' and resign
• Committee backs welfare reforms, tax cuts
• Skowhegan elects American Legion leader as selectman; other elected unopposed
• Senate upholds vernal pool regulations
• SAME-DAY VOTER REGISTRATION: Senate poised to approve voting bill
• Police checking up on truckers
• Boston Post Cane stolen from Clinton town office
• House rejects bill to boost funding to fisheries, wildlife
• Winslow High School class of 2011
• Man jailed on erroneous warrant information
• Habitual bad driver arrested
• GOP agrees to nix insurance tax exemption
• CORNVILLE — Voters: Keep closed school
• Voters approve SAD 58 budget
• Funeral bill may see Senate vote
• Couple finally wins tax battle
• CORRECTION
• CLARIFICATION
• HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS LACROSSE: Cheverus upsets Messalonskee, 10-8
• POLICE
• Senate votes to eliminate same-day voter registration
• Somerset County police logs
• HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL: Messalonskee eliminates Erskine, 13-1
• Senate clears Fed to cap<br>debit card swipe fees
• Michaud: NY Rep. Weiner should step down
• Senate upholds LePage veto of logging bill
• Fed survey: Economy falters in several US regions
• Weiner only latest in NY sex scandal hot seat
• SAD 58 budget passes
• Air quality warning today for Maine coast
• Snowe bill protecting military funerals nears 1st vote
• Senate votes down abortion, transgender measures
• LePage vetoes bill banning foreign loggers
• House rejects bill cutting transgender rights
• LePage: Gambling proposals must be approved by voters
• Clinton, Waterville, Winslow, Oakland police notes
• Maine inmate dies after beating
• Welfare fraud nets woman a year in jail
• Smithsonian develops free phone app to identify trees
• New slaughterhouse to open in northern Maine
• Submarine commander from Maine relieved of duty
• Wilton voters want fewer lights
• Police arrest man on theft charge after I-95 chase
• Skowhegan keeps funding for necessities
• Somerset County Commissioners OK $5 million budget for 2012
• Maine's high school graduation rate above US average
• Voters approve SAD 54 budget
• Cornville votes still being counted
• Skowhegan selectmen election votes counted late
• RSU 18 budget approved
• One gun bill killed; another passes House
• Vassalboro voters elect three incumbents, challenger
• Oil spill at Mt. Blue Middle school sends students, teachers home
• Not-guilty plea likely in Farmington shooting
• Waterville councilors approve money for police station
• 'They were so in love'
• HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL: Winslow advances with win over Ellsworth
• Weiner draws no defense from Democrats
• Court vacates molestor's 29-year sentence
• Waterville police chase, arrest alleged shoplifter
• Man in Maine Amber Alert case gets 6 years
• Maine becomes final state with Gold Star plates
• Maine is 17th in 2008 grad rate report
• Heated fight over E. coli payments breaks out
• NH bike-climb records voided on doping
• Bangor hospital announces job cuts
• Winslow woman, 30, killed in shooting
• Legislature's budget committee votes on DHHS, tax items
• Slain UMF graduate was full of wonder, curiosity
• Skowhegan voters approve highest amounts for police and fire
• Changes to voting laws get initial endorsement
• Senate rejects bill regarding 'unborn children' crimes
• Wilton residents approve sewer upgrade
• New ordinances voted on in Vassalboro
• Farmington man, 27, dies after crashing car into tree
• Massive manhunt ends at Waterville hospital
• STILL LIFE: In Unity, workhorses work in unison
• Union measure tabled at State House
• Police station back on Waterville council's agenda
• Morning Sentinel police log: June 7, 2011
• Maine House passes slots initiative
• Troops in Afghanistan ask, What now?
• NY Rep. Weiner admits he sent lewd photos
• Dylan schedules Aug. 20 concert in Bangor
• Maine CDC watching for E. coli illness in travelers
• Mainer who spearheaded billboard ban dies at 94
• Vote on bill to limit union fees delayed until next year
• Maine sells $108 million in bonds to fund projects
• Senate debates crimes against 'unborn children' bill
• Waterville police station vote tomorrow
• Maine budget writers get closer to accord
• Brunswick church heavily damaged by overnight fire
• CDC study: Gay, bisexual teens do riskier things
• Santorum joins GOP crowd running for president
• Ex-IMF leader pleads not guilty to sex assault
• Search for wanted Dexter man ends in Waterville
• Maine average gasoline price drops to $3.78
• Waterville, Sidney, Winslow police notes
• Duck at Bangor Home Depot disappears with brood
• Excessive speed suspected in fatal crash
• Maine 'Survivor' to put on camp
• Two Maine airports getting FAA grants
• N.H. ride in Camden Hughes' memory raises money for kids
• Colby On the Move
• Most Americans shrugging at cellphone cancer warning
• Morning Sentinel police log: June 6, 2011
• Park plan detailed
• Sprouts to blame for E. coli outbreak
• Mills heads 'new era' for agency
• Winthrop native walking across the U.S.
• ON MAINE POLITICS: Bill has some crying foul
• Former educator addresses MCI grads
• Mount View graduates told to pursue their passions, own a dog
• Replicas of famous sailing vessels plan Portland stop
• Valley High School holds graduation
• Maine researchers to study whales in Gulf
• Police ID man killed in construction fall
• Many touting funding boost as bright idea
• Meet area's valedictorians for 2011
• Policy may cause 'train wreck' for US agriculture
• J.P. DEVINE: Shelter from the storms
• Winslow July 4 celebration has new chairman
• Motor vehicle strikes man
• Animal cruelty report submitted by animal's owner
• Nokomis principal to grads: Believe in today
• Somerset County officials plan discussion of 2012 budget
• ‘Dave Astor Show’ remembered at Portland event
• Morning Sentinel police log: June 5, 2011
• Gray wolf’s habitat to be discussed
• Couple just missed Mo. tornado
• Lawmakers continue budget talks
• Saturday police logs, arrests
• Top al-Qaida militant killed in Pakistan, official says
• Maine's College of Atlantic graduating 87 today
• National liberty caucus head speaking in Maine
• LePage pitches tax reform in weekend address
• Maine State Police investigating inmate beating
• Lewiston auto dealership burns following explosions
• Morning Sentinel police log: June 4, 2011
• Skowhegan District Court: May 1-17, 2011
• Morning Sentinel correction: June 4, 2011
• Lawrence's top 10 graduates of 2011
• Lawrence High School's class of 2011
• Madison Area Memorial High School's class of 2011
• Madison's top 10 graduates of 2011
• Superintendent: SAD 13 budget slim as possible
• Mt. Blue budget passes in vote
• A happy ending after bumpy road for adult ed student
• Madison school program fosters caring among students
• Vassalboro PTO buys sign, playground for elementary school
• Firefighter convention coming to Waterville
• Fort Kent snub gets Snowe's dander up
• Madison valedictorian offers graduates lessons from Sox
• SCTC receives $10,000 grant
• Debates about vernal pool legislation rage on
• Tentative deal on pensions
• Lawrence High School's 2011 graduates won't stop believing
• AMY CALDER: Tracking real road names
• Bruins fans in central Maine bleed black and gold
• Stars light Mount View's wall of fame
• Fugitive at large in woods
• Couple trapped in Vermont Revolutionary War monument
• Firewood exchange nabs load from infested area
• LePage signs bill banning texting while driving
• Fall kills construction worker in Auburn
• John Edwards pleads not guilty to felony charges
• Police hunt arson suspect in St. Albans woods
• Jackson Lab gives up on Florida research center
• House rebukes Obama on Libya involvement
• Budget negotiators tackle retirement changes
• Waterville to host 48th firefighters convention
• Law requires smoking policies for rental housing
• Maine emergency official under misconduct probe
• Maine-made movie premiering tonight in LA
• Assisted suicide advocate Kevorkian dies at age 83
• Waterville and Oakland police notes, arrests
• Maine high school to provide iPads to students
• Legislataure challanges federal ethanol rules
• Heck no, unions say
• Governor, GOP leaders find compromise
• Morning Sentinel police log: June 3, 2011
• Farmington District Court: April 29-May 18, 2011
• Somerset County communities mourn educator's death
• Franklin County budget to see meeting discussion
• Vassalboro's taxes could decrease
• New Vineyard woman arrested
• Panel approves two Cabinet nominees
• Wilton voters choose two incumbents, one newcomer
• Police tracking leads on 'Open for Business' sign
• House upholds LePage veto
• State rules death a homicide
• Maine teen comes up short in spelling bee finals
• Embden has harrowing tornado tales
• Maine speller makes it to national Bee finals
• Poll: Top 4 GOP candidates have a lot of work to do
• Gravel firms chip in for new 'Open for Business' sign
• Mass. digs out after tornadoes<br>kill 3, hurt 200
• Police handcuff man in downtown Waterville
• Medical examiner rules UMF grad death a homicide
• Romney makes it official: he's running
• 600 union members protest bill ahead of hearing
• House vote sustains LePage's first veto
• Senate defeats House-passed cell phone bill
• Alfred man injured by pipe bomb pleads guilty
• 'Lightly used political sign' surfaces on Craigslist
• High wind damage in Embden
• Two incumbents, newcomer win Wilton selectmen race
• Mt. Blue school budget passes
• LePage signs lead testing, e-mail privacy bills
• Winslow, Waterville, Clinton, Oakland police notes
• Lewiston arrests follow reports of gunfire downtown
• Dineen: A Panthers-Pirates affiliation a very realistic possibility
• UMF graduate killed
• Solon students run like the wind
• Proposed architecture rule in China sees debate
• Augusta counseling agency to move office
• Barber Foods sold to Ohio company
• Maine's Lily Jordan advances to semifinals of national spelling bee
• Killing has New Hampshire community reeling
• Retired state workers have strong words for governor
• Wild weather whips through Winslow, Waterville
• Holland remembered as gentle young man
• Morning Sentinel police log: June 2, 2011
• Tornado damage reported in Springfield, Mass.
• Maine man gets 7 years for child porn
• LePage's 'open for business' sign vanishes
• At Home Depot, disturbing the duck is a no-no
• NBA: Shaquille O'Neal announces retirement on Twitter
• Maine under tornado watch as storms abound
• LePage names acting insurance chief
• Barber Foods sold to Ohio company,<br>'significant' layoffs expected
• Maine lawmakers work toward 2-year budget
• Mainer spells 'egregious' with aplomb
• Lyman crash kills 2 women; speed, alcohol blamed
• Farmington shooting kills Cape Elizabeth man
• It didn't take long: New sign at former Navy base
• Police: Landlord poured gasoline under tenant's home
• Rally protests LePage's proposed pension changes
• Maine Senate rejects private school tax credit
• Somerset County police blotter
• Waterville, Belgrade, China, Oakland police notes
• Endeavor lands, concluding its last flight
• Turnpike oversight bill ok'd by Senate
• Leftovers? Maine student turns them into fuel.
• Oakland taxidermy building destroyed in fire
• Winslow grad faces murder charge
• Morning Sentinel police log: June 1, 2011
• Rhode Island man arrested as fugitive
• Fairfield man hurt in motorcycle-truck collision
• Wilton voters to elect four to selectmen seats
• House endorses unicameral bill
• House flimsy on private education
• Residents approve SAD 58 budget
• 80-year-old Farmington school to be torn down
• Senate OKs bill allowing access to disputed ballots
• Veto sets GOP lawmakers at odds
• After 68 years, sun sets on Brunswick Naval Air Station
• RSU 49 voters approve 2011-12 budget
• Ceremony marks closing<br>of Brunswick Naval Air Station
• Reports: Panthers to hire Dineen
• LePage signs bill to ease child labor restrictions
• Mladic spending night in isolation at UN prison
• Palin, Trump to meet in NYC
• Maine jurors deliberate in double-murder case
• Suspect in Lewiston burglary spree jailed
• Body of woman found in stream identified
• Berwick Academy scores national Odyssey win
• House to reject debt limit increase without cuts
• Obama names businessman to Commerce post
• Experts say cellphones are possibly carcinogenic
• Unicameral legislature gets initial House approval
• House gives initial OK to school tuition credit bill
• Consumer confidence falls unexpectedly in May
• Education commissioner to visit Portland schools
• Trooper hits moose, escapes serious injury
• Maine gasoline prices down 5.5 cents in past week
• Lewiston-Auburn experiencing baby boom
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 31, 2011
• Haitian aid group plans fundraiser
• End of ticket-forgiveness era brings money, regret
• Website mapping network of trails
• Competing spending proposals go to Skowhegan voters
• Readfield man, 97, takes care of canine companion daily
• Lawyers group now suing bank due to alleged embezzlement
• Five vie for one selectmen seat in Skowhegan
• Hospitals' drug shortages scary for patients, families
• Winslow park's future worries one veteran
• Father, son drown at birthday party
• MEMORIAL DAY 2011: Many communities, one theme
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 30, 2011
• Naples couple sues over false water report
• Hallowell robbers still being sought
• Wilton sewer plan goes to voters
• ON MAINE POLITICS: Bill promotes one-body Legislature
• Salvation Army captains leaving next month
• Americans lose weight on TV, but not in real life
• In wake of bin Laden's death, CIA lifts veil slightly
• Oyster farming is no picnic
• Back to the earth at Good Will-Hinckley
• STILL LIFE: Marking Memorial Day
• Sox win on pinch-hit homer by Ortiz in 9th
• Police look for three men in Hallowell robbery
• Trenton rallies to top Sea Dogs, 5-2
• Wheldon wins stunning Indy 500 when leader crashes
• Maine ready for Canadian tourists
• Bruins owner basks in glow of conference crown
• Controlled moose hunt set for Aroostook County
• No. 3 Zvonareva ousted in French Open
• Palin kick-starts bus tour on back of motorcycle
• Maine man restoring organ damaged in 9/11 attacks
• Busy summer ahead for Maine Maritime schooner
• Bates College holds 145th commencement
• Boy's family mourns 'double loss'
• Farmington native has role in new film
• Graduation day at Carrabec
• Maine Wildlife Park goes back in time Saturday
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 29, 2011
• Bill targets 'fair share' provision for MSEA
• Man arrested after Augusta standoff
• EPA eyes tighter rules for wood heaters
• J.P. DEVINE: Home from the sea
• In Maine and elsewhere, era of cheap food is over
• High tech, low return, say critics of FirstPark
• Hard times getting harder for soup kitchens, food pantries
• Sea Dogs halt skid with doubleheader split
• Tremont couple dead after Friday house fire
• LePage touts new health insurance bill
• Police: Teenager arrested for trespassing and theft
• Bowdoin College to award 443 degrees
• Skowhegan gains seller of gourmet, specialty food
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 28, 2011
• New Portland brothers sentenced in string of thefts
• State, feds block Irving acquisition
• Youth Center dinner raises $65,000 for summer camps
• Despite 11 fewer jobs, RSU 49 budget up slightly
• Fundraising emails spark debate
• AMY CALDER: Waving goodbye to a friend
• Commissary in Augusta today only
• Japanese plant's tsunami plan was one page long
• When tornadoes hit, the old escape hatches aren't there
• Summer fun takes backseat to gas prices
• Downtown ... where all the lights are bright
• Two from Maine recommended for Court of Appeals
• Bluefin tuna escapes endangered species list
• Sen. Snowe's Bangor office evacuated
• Maine AG, feds block Irving Oil purchases
• Rep. Wintle moved to psychiatric facility for assessment
• LePage seeks support for pro-business agenda
• Death toll from Joplin tornado rises to 132
• Severe storms wreak havoc<br>from Vermont to Georgia
• Somerset County police logs
• GOP presidential hopefuls shift on global warming
• Not guilty pleas entered in Maine hunting case
• N. Maine double-murder trial continues
• Police notes for Waterville, Oakland, Winslow; arrest
• Last shuttle spacewalk completed this morning
• Ultimate Frisbee Reaches DIII Nationals
• Gun check proposed
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 27, 2011
• Kennebec County Superior Court: May 27, 2011
• Franklin County Superior Court: April 29-May 18, 2011
• Missing Harmony woman found safe
• Business breakfast June 8 in Waterville
• Eight candidates vying for three Wilton selectmen positions
• Oakland man bikes for a good cause
• Torresen approved as Maine federal judge
• GOP hesitating on LURC debate
• Paddling event helps kids attend summer camp
• Senate sends union bill back to panel
• Missouri city has blueprint for tornado recovery
• STILL LIFE: Beating the heat with SpongeBob
• On the eve of another tourist season, hope springs eternal for Maine merchants
• Madison land transfer hits snags
• Biddeford man gets 9 months for hate crime
• Maine teen pleads not guilty to manslaughter
• Police: Naked man rammed<br>condo with dump truck
• LePage getting busier signing bills
• Obama hails arrest of war crimes suspect
• Posh digs for ex-IMF head accused of rape attempt
• Men narrowing the gender gap of old age
• Maine Turnpike overhaul, budget bills advance
• 232 still missing in Joplin tornado aftermath
• Senate panel approves Torresen for bench
• Missing Harmony woman found safe
• Maine Senate sends union bill back to committee
• Kelly eager for first look at Giffords from orbit
• Census finds Maine and Vt. oldest states
• Waterville, Oakland police notes
• Sentences issued for cabbie stabbing
• Summer Internships in Asia
• Student Work Informs Statewide Policy Debate
• Lawmakers aim to finish budget work next week
• Pittsfield woman basks in Oprah's fading glow
• Independence marked life of Mary Foss, 106
• Committee delays discussion on LePage energy legislation
• House GOP returns right-to-work bill to committee
• RSU 18 proposed budget approved at meeting
• Waterville license unit closed Friday for state closure day
• Time Warner: Speed boosted near irked customer
• First Lady lauds town's heritage
• POLICE
• WATERVILLE DISTRICT COURT
• Portland man convicted of cocaine conspiracy
• McCrery waives NH court hearing in son's killing
• Maine teacher faces sexual assault charges
• Maine soldiers killed in War on Terror honored
• 14 Mainers named National Merit Scholars
• Giffords shooting spree suspect incompetent for trial
• Edwards indictment expected within days
• Fate of controversial labor bill still in flux
• Downeaster wins more track improvement money
• Tornadoes sweep central U.S., killing 14
• Maine crime rate rises 3.6% in 2010
• Somerset County police logs
• Police notes for Winslow, Oakland, Waterville
• Medical marijuana dispensary to open in Auburn
• East Millinocket faces losing police, fireman
• Maine is 2nd most bike-friendly state
• Maine's education commissioner 'listening' in Machias
• LURC issue up in the air, panel says
• Acadian festival gets state money
• Mt. Blue residents approve budget at meeting
• UMA tuition increase mirrors rest of system
• Wathen nominated for turnpike board
• House rejects minimum wage hike
• New Colby men's basketball coach no stranger to program
• Anson residents OK money for settlement
• Police: Man shoots wife, then himself
• Senate OKs House reduction
• RSU 18 voters to discuss $1.4M decreased school budget
• SAD 53 budget down, taxes to still see rise
• Reporter's Query: Area Memorial Day activities
• Local heating conversions to see federal funding
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 25, 2011
• Mo. search focuses on<br>stores, apartments
• Maine police investigate apparent murder-suicide
• Tech firm bringing service center, 150 jobs to Lewiston
• Snowe, Collins to vote against GOP budget plan
• Mysterious bat disease confirmed in Maine
• Maine, tribes examine past child welfare practices
• Obamas get royal treatment
• Netanyahu: Israel ready for painful compromises
• MEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Strahorn named Colby head coach
• Elderly couple found dead in Skowhegan
• Body of boy found in Maine returned to Texas
• UN puts off destroying last smallpox viruses
• Maine Senate votes to reduce size of House
• DNA links ex-IMF chief to hotel maid, sources say
• LePage makes 1st judicial nomination
• Maine man leaves Down East hospital $1 million
• Police notes for Waterville, Oakland, Winslow; arrests
• Wintle barred from Capitol
• Strahorn '02 New Men's Basketball Coach
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 24, 2011
• Voters to offer input on increased Mt. Blue budget
• Waterville man arrested on drug charges
• Cianbro hired for Oxford casino job
• RSU 3 taxpayers' burden eased by state-funded projects
• Three arrested after Waterville heroin bust
• Child pianist fills home with music
• SAD 54 residents endorse proposed budget
• More warning needed on road project, driver says
• Legislature supports ban on texting while driving
• Fun friend delivers serious message about obesity at Educare Central Maine
• LePage pitches in for homeless
• In Missouri, scale of loss not yet known
• NH officials: bear attack sparked by feeding
• Maine lawmakers vote to ban texting while driving
• Rep. Wintle remains jailed in gun case
• Board approves tuition hike at Maine universities
• Maine firms chosen to build Oxford casino
• Radio host who predicted End of Days 'flabbergasted'
• Man working on Jeep killed when it rolls
• Trial under way for man charged in couple's death
• LePage names Congdon replacement
• Somerset County police logs
• Reporter's query: Memorial Day
• FBI reports 5.5% drop in violent crime
• Samoset renovations near completion
• Gun-wielding Maine lawmaker due in court
• Waterville and Oakland police notes
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 23, 2011
• Augusta District Court: May 12-18, 2011
• Insurance reform may face people's veto
• Grand jury announces indictments
• Palermo musician, 10, wins prize at competition
• Madison voters to decide budget
• Wind power helps couple aerate new fish pond
• ON MAINE POLITICS: MTA budget draws response
• Help people around the world, says Colby speaker
• Truck sets house on fire
• ALCOM a leader in trailers
• Baby boomers a bionic bunch
• Tiny tiger has new home in Maine
• Suspect arrested in Brunswick stabbing
• Colby grads play their way into life after college
• Planeload of troops gets to join troop greeters' party
• SMCC to hold graduation ceremonies today
• Police blotter
• Trucks get their mud season
• University tuition rates to be set in Maine
• Colby College holds 190th commencement ceremony
• Colby's 190th Commencement Today
• Legislator pulls gun at coffee shop
• Wintle 'stand up guy', says state senator
• Area volunteer fire departments now older and smaller
• Madison student works to succeed
• KVCC graduates largest class yet
• Maine home to last US athletic shoemaker
• New Balance manager: 'Manufacturing is in my blood'
• Lawmakers ask why soldiers buy sneakers made outside country
• J.P. DEVINE: Retiring: To what end?
• D.C. BEAT: Collins, Pingree want to aid military sex assault victims
• Palermo gets paving price break from China
• Groups sound off against dredging
• Recycling programs awarded grants
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 22, 2011
• UMaine law school awards 90 degrees
• State rep charged with threatening to shoot 'innocent bystander'
• Bruins blow lead, series tied 2-2
• St. Joseph's exits baseball tournament
• Steel from Twin Towers arrives in Freeport
• UNE graduates over 1,200 students today
• LePage not keen on renewable power subsidies
• Maine businessmen honored in Washington
• South Portland's Furbush promoted to Tigers
• Accident on Route 111 in Lyman causing delays
• USS Helena sub departs Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
• President Speaks to Seniors
• Bill allowing new schools moves ahead
• Monitoring the alewife comeback
• Car crash injures workers fixing road
• 'Nightmare' for boy's grandmother
• Lender: Aid available for grocers
• AMY CALDER: Cleaning up after neighbors
• Home-schooling on the rise for a good reason, say advocates
• Soldiers team up to run 5-day marathon, support veterans' health
• Committee still debating LePage energy limit bill
• DEP to check milfoil level in Belgrade stream
• SAD 58 names new principals to elementary, high schools
• Cop discovers identification duplication
• Public to discuss upcoming SAD 54 budget
• Man: Time Warner bills for services he can't get
• Woman’s business dip inspires coupon using class
• Two Mainers take second in Soldier of the Year event
• Deceased Marine named honorary member of Maine Leathernecks
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 21, 2011
• IMF ex-leader is released on bail in NYC
• Debate on LePage energy bill to resume Tuesday
• Maj. Dale Lancaster to retire
• Al-Qaida considered oil tankers as terror targets
• Dead boy's grandmother thanks community
• Somerset County police logs
• Maine's unemployment rate 7.6% in April
• Aide says Pawlenty running for president
• Family drug bust in Waldo County
• Homeless infant dies at Waterville shelter
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 20, 2011
• Delta Ambulance honors employees
• Athens market opening adds to sale excitement
• Two Colby students arrested on drinking charges after rollover
• Waterville woman gives help, hope to others
• Diabetic reaction causes Farmington car crash
• Bingham's oldest resident honored with supper, clock
• Panel to continue LURC fate debate
• Landfill bill postponed by LePage
• Obama charges into new round of Middle East negotiations
• Michaud moved by local-food movement
• No bail for mother
• House votes on land protections from ATVs
• Maine House OKs bill to scale back pesticide rule
• Maine chancellor announces plan to retire
• Maine trucker led police to Texas mom
• Dora Mills heads back to med school for new job
• NH holds Texas mother<br>without bail on murder charge
• Maine Senate rejects single-payer study
• Prosecutor: Former IMF chief indicted
• Maine home sales fall in April from a year earlier
• 350 attend law enforcement memorial event
• Man charged after allegedly exposing self to trooper
• NOAA predicts 3 to 6 major Atlantic hurricanes
• Mother, daughter escape injury in Farmington crash
• FBI investigates Unabomber in '82 Tylenol deaths
• Navy ship headed to Eastport, 4th of July
• Waterville, Winslow, Oakland, Clinton police notes
• Maine man recaptured after escaping custody
• House endorses bill to ease child labor rules
• Ghost hunters arrested by police
• Police charge boy's mother
• Selling your car? Good idea
• Woman held in boy's death
• Drug bust illustrates challenges of enforcing Maine's medical marijuana law
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 19, 2011
• Maine's credit unions court young people
• Morning Sentinel correction: May 19, 2011
• Police warn of crackdown for 10-mile yard sale parking
• Snowe, Collins vote with Democrats on tax cuts for oil companies
• Two local businesses honored by governor
• Lawmakers squash nepotism bill
• Waterville councilors approve TIF money for landscaping project
• RSU 18 budget trimmed, ready for voters
• LePage bill would loosen DEP conflict-of-interest law
• Snowe still richest in Maine's congressional delegation
• RSU 19 school budget sees 4 percent increase
• US attorney: Growing, using medical pot still felony
• Terrorist franchises pose unknown threat
• NH authorities take over case<br>of dead boy found in S. Berwick
• Blimp makes unscheduled landing in Maine
• End of the world? How about a party instead?
• Skull repair to improve Giffords' quality of life
• Maine's U.S. Attorney voices medical marijuana concerns
• Navy awards $30 million to Bath Iron Works
• Maid's lawyer: Case against IMF chief not a setup
• Abortion bills await action in Legislature
• Somerset County police logs
• Police to give update today on effort to identify boy
• Clinton, Winslow and Waterville police calls; arrest
• Marine from Maine's death ruled a suicide
• Bridgton contemplates Stephen King festival
• LePage 'Capitol for a Day' coming to Lincoln Co. Friday
• Police looking for blue truck
• Norridgewock airport to get funding
• Old bridge to be downed; substitute route set
• Volunteers to improve Farmington trail system
• Richmond woman's husband dies in Afghanistan
• Waterville lights getting an overhaul
• CMP customers may opt out of using smart meters, but there's a price
• Farmington teen hurt in crash faces several charges
• Control, hostility split Albion
• Many still anxiously watching Mississippi River
• Wait continues for Sugarloaf chairlift report
• Peace very popular at Mount View
• Northern border security to include Canadian radar
• Another Gadhafi regime official defects
• NOAA to refund some fishing fines after investigation
• PUC approves 'smart' meter opt-out options
• Time Warner outages affect phones, credit card machines
• LePage signs health insurance overhaul
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,468
• IMF head awaits his fate
• Rep. Giffords picks wake-up song for shuttle
• 'Right-to-work' bills set aside on House floor
• 16-year-old charged in car rollover in Farmington
• Somerset County police logs
• Senate rejects longer school year for Maine
• Police callls for Waterville, Winslow, Sidney and Oakland
• Tourist rescued after river rafting accident
• Somerset County Jail cleared in death of inmate
• Philosophy Prof's Advice: "Plastikos"
• U.S. Marine with ties to Maine is killed in Afghanistan
• With 'Survivor' in the rearview, Ashley Underwood reflects, moves on
• Insurance bill awaits signature
• Bomb threat cancels classes on Tuesday at Bonny Eagle High
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 17, 2011
• SAD 58 welcomes high school principal as superintendent
• Report gives Maine highest grade for its business tax policies
• Two join Morning Sentinel newsroom staff
• Appropriations chairman stays
• Man arrested after hour-long standoff in New Sharon
• Clinton woman's Playboy centerfold to be Celtic-themed
• Skowhegan man arrested after threatening officer
• MPBN, backers fight to retain state funding
• Roads in Vassalboro bad for people, report says
• Waterville City Council to discuss TIF money for landscaping
• Police looking into 100 leads in boy's death
• GOP backing looser drug company laws
• State insurance regulator resigns
• Panel to review campaign spending legislation
• The complete Q&A session with Ashley
• 9 Maine airports get $2.3M in FAA grants
• Police following nearly 100 leads<br>in boy's death
• MPBN asks lawmakers to preserve funding
• Hearing delayed in Maine brother killing
• LePage to sign health care overhaul bill on Tuesday
• Maine band wins national competition
• Trump won't run for president in 2012
• Projects to cause ramp closures on I-295
• Maine Commercial Tire owners win SBA award
• Man stranded, found Sunday along Kennebec River
• Maine animal sanctuary has baby Bengal tiger
• IMF chief to remain in NYC jail
• Bills would alter Maine's land use commission
• Maine insurance superintendent to resign June 1
• Avg. Maine gasoline price at $3.97
• Q&A: Ashley Underwood on Survivor, Boston Rob and the future
• Maine woman charged with setting woman on fire
• Knox County crash victim identified
• Hornby to keynote law school commencement
• Playboy's Miss June is first centerfold from Maine
• Vachon joins UMaine women's<br>basketball coach staff
• Somerset County police logs
• 'Prairie Home' coming to Portland in August
• Endeavour soars on 2nd-to-last<br>space shuttle trip
• Waterville, Oakland and Winslow police calls; arrest
• Flood to stay as Appropriations chairman
• Ashley Underwood ambushed in 'Survivor' finale
• Augusta, Waterville to host budget forums
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 16, 2011
• ON MAINE POLITICS: MPBN to defend funding
• Police call boy's death suspicious
• New SAD 59 chief Todd LeRoy discusses former lawsuit
• Digital meter upgrades ready for area
• Young veteran organizes cooperative for distribution
• Without bin Laden, terror lives on through technology
• Workplace bills' future uncertain
• Hight family tree's branches extend far, wide
• Young boy found dead in South Berwick
• St. Joseph's ousted from softball regional
• Heart Walk raises more than $223,000 for research
• Raining, so no Dogs-Cats
• Kennebec, Somerset, Franklin county police and sheriff calls
• SMCC gone from baseball tourney at OOB
• Orienteering race held for high school students
• Maine flags half-staff today
• Panel endorses Maine Gold Star Family plates
• La Kermesse Festival gets Biddeford council OK
• In Israel, teenager’s death opens old wounds
• BILL NEMITZ: Mitchell remains optimistic
• More diplomas loaded with debt
• 'Work hard, do for others' the message at Thomas graduation
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 15, 2011
• Pre-release center helps prisoners get lives on track
• Ashley fights for $1 million
• New hurdles for parents of children with autism
• J.P. DEVINE: Ode to the retail warrior
• Education grads blaze new trail at UMF
• Ashley Underwood's family, friends on pins, needles
• Greenlaw addresses graduates at USM commencement
• Local UMF graduates
• St. Joseph's beaten in softball regional
• Work hard, do for others, Thomas grads told
• Oxford Plains Speedway postpones Sunday's ACT race
• SMCC loses opener in Small College World Series
• LePage receives honorary degree from Husson
• Police and sheriff calls for Somerset, Kennebec counties
• Town manager search in Lebanon narrowed
• Governor says jobs needed to keep graduates in Maine
• Students see texting dangers
• Company, planners spar about septic tank
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 14, 2011
• Skowhegan District Court: April 14-29, 2011
• 'Family is quite important to George,' his sister says
• Robbing Good Samaritans leads to jail time
• State parks want more summer lifeguards
• FAME sweating about loan to grocery supplier
• Panel OKs bill to kill marijuana registry
• Gift shop gets second chance in China
• Winslow man sentenced to 8 years for string of burglaries
• AMY CALDER: Practical advice for 2011 graduates
• Some economists see consumer inflation peaking
• Legislative panel rejects abortion bills, but debate isn't over
• Inland Family Care to open Monday in downtown Waterville
• George Mitchell steps aside
• HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL: Skowhegan defeats Messalonskee, 6-1
• Committee approves turnpike authority bill
• Obama accepts Mitchell's resignation
• Legislative committee rejects bill aimed at Dechaine
• Somerset County police logs
• Nose knows: Allergy season here with vengeance
• Coast Guard spots oil sheen off Maine coast
• Pentagon: U.S. has questioned bin Laden widows
• Former Marine tapped for Maine labor commissioner
• Doc Rivers signs 5-year contract
• Pakistan suicide bombs<br>kill 80 to avenge bin Laden
• Tea party godfather Ron Paul running for president
• Lawmakers ponder higher speed on section of I-95
• Maine Senate will vote Monday on health care
• Ex-Maine police officer charged in child sex case
• Sculpture in NY Times
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 13, 2011
• Farmington District Court: April 4-28, 2011
• Connecticut fugitive held in Skowhegan
• MPBN: State money critical
• Insurance overhaul passes House
• New Hampshire police sealing information in death of Krista Dittmeyer
• Power struggle looms in Augusta
• Supporters of charter schools speak
• What's your stuff really worth?
• Unity College has new leader
• Mississippi River bears down on Cajun country
• UMA set to celebrate graduation of uncommon students
• 'Suspicious' substance at bank not a danger
• How the oil industry saves<br>$4.4B a year on taxes
• McCain: Torture did not lead to finding bin Laden
• NOAA: Groundfish revenues up in Northeast
• 4 kayakers located off coast after distress call
• 1M gallons of raw sewage spill into Maine stream
• Maine man charged with killing brother
• Legislative panel postpones wind power debate
• Final votes on Maine health care bill set for today
• Astronauts back for next-to-last shuttle flight
• Unity College taps scientist as new president
• Senate amends, OKs insurance market overhaul
• LePage proposes to eliminate funding for MPBN
• Canadian in fake bomb case indicted
• Obama seeking OK to extend term for FBI chief
• Somerset County police logs
• Biologists queston wind turbine bird kill study
• Police calls for Waterville, Winslow, Oakland and Pittsfield
• Green Graduation -- Again
• SURVIVOR: Ashleyns immunity, heads to finale
• High school principal tapped as SAD 58 superintendent
• Jackman selectmen to discuss acquired property
• Police log, May 12
• Newport copper theives nabbed
• Blueberry Cupboard to close its doors
• Sale of Anson Stick Mill approved by board
• Waterville teens arrested on robbery, drugs charges
• NH police say Maine woman killed in drug robbery
• At Gilman Place, school's out, housing's in — and so is Gov. LePage
• LePage budget proposal cuts 28,000 from MaineCare roster
• HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL: Winslow edges Oak Hill, 8-6
• Pakistani intelligence: Friend or enemy of US?
• Voters in SAD 74 pass decreased budget
• N.H. authorities say Dittmeyer<br>was killed in drug robbery
• Maine man gets 8 years for killing father
• Maine man sentenced for illegally catching salmon
• Maine drug agents seize 280 bags of heroin
• Collins, Snowe, Pingree, decline to view bin Laden photos
• LePage drops cut to Clean Election funding
• Committee approves chemical law reform
• Senate confirms retired admiral for UMaine board
• 200 protest LePage budget cuts ahead of hearing
• Senate delays debate on insurance reform bill
• Fisher Cats skunk Sea Dogs, 3-0
• FairPoint making progress after bankruptcy
• SEAL sleuths expose those who've faked service
• Somerset County police logs
• Dill's Senate win opens up House seat
• Police capture boy who escaped from court
• Maine couple indicted on 47 offenses
• Once hailed, wood power fizzles in Mass.
• Jackman public hearing tomorrow
• Waterville, Winslow police calls; arrests
• Sensors say Maine-New Brunswick bridge moving
• Police: Washington arson is suicide
• Opponents protest Highland Plantation wind plan
• SAD 59: One town out, another in
• Fairfield sees budget decrease despite additional items
• Rally expected at state budget hearing
• Turnpike head endorses strict standards
• Arizona-like immigration bill pulled by sponsor
• Fairfield voters cut funds to growth council
• Panel rejects 'can't be your own boss' bill
• Education chief meets area students
• SURVIVOR: Now is the time for Ashley to make a move
• Award could net KVCC $1 million prize
• Waterville adopts $36 million budget
• Officer's use of deadly force justified, says AG
• Sen. Snowe alleges smear campaign by challenger D'Amboise
• UMaine introduces new women's basketball coach
• UMaine greets new women's basketball coach
• Drug take-back collects nearly 6 tons in Maine
• Lawmakers take up turnpike reforms
• Law lets Maine wineries charge for samples
• AG: Clinton officer justified in shooting out suspect's tires
• Inventor unveils no-splatter lobster platter
• Memphis school wins Obama graduation address
• Bail denied for man who rushed airline cockpit
• Schwarzenegger, Shriver<br>separating after 25 years
• Maine House again OKs health care reform bill
• Somerset County police logs
• Maine to get money for tsunami evacuation signs
• U.S. Cellular 4G rollout includes Maine markets
• Special election today for Maine Senate seat
• Trial for South Berwick man in student death
• Panel OKs retired admiral for UMaine board
• Fulbright in South Korea
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 10, 2011
• Federal funds pave way for Downeaster improvements
• Lego competition team to host fundraiser
• Skowhegan to vote on new selectman
• Chelsea lawmaker sponsoring recall bill
• Wilton Town Meeting to see discussion on $4.7 million wastewater upgrade
• Final Waterville budget vote tonight
• Elimination of same-day registration sees contest
• Teens preparing to lend a hand
• Polls: LePage, average Mainers out of synch
• Winslow's taxes stay unchanged
• GOP ready to write new law
• Trahan leaves Fairfield police with settlement
• Waterville officials spar over high school parking lot
• Maine panel rejects bill to lower youth wage
• 25 years later, dad continues<br>search for missing girl
• Maine community college tuition going up 2.4%
• UMaine names head coach<br>for women's basketball
• Despite differences, Obama, GOP eye Medicare limit
• Downeaster wins $20.8M for track improvements
• Mississippi River expected<br>to crest today at Memphis
• LePage signs bill allowing hotel work to proceed
• Efforts to curtail private-sector unions faltering
• Bath Iron Works shifts focus to stealth warship
• Trahan resigns from Fairfield Police Department
• Bangor motorcyclist jailed over 'dangerous speed'
• Gingrich to announce presidential bid
• Pakistani PM: Not in 'cahoots' with al-Qaida
• Fire destroys apartments; teen charged with arson
• Maine bee population hit by die-off
• Average Maine gasoline price rises to $3.97
• Oakland, Waterville, Winslow police calls; arrests
• Wiz Khalifa Performs in Wadsworth Gym
• Maine doctor gives gift of sight
• Ticks now waiting for next victims
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 9, 2011
• Franklin Superior Court: April 4-28, 2011
• Newport District Court: March 21-31, 2011
• State cash will ease federal cuts targeted for MDEA
• 'Homework club' a hit with Madison students
• UMF student starting circus group
• Free van service available to spay-neuter clinic
• ON MAINE POLITICS: Lots of work left
• Old fears come rushing back along Mississippi Delta
• Bin Laden widows wanted
• In 10-mile race on Sandy River, moms win
• Missing autistic man is found in Berwick
• Saco police seek help in search for missing autistic man
• Dogs' bullpen falters again
• Luchini, Freimer win Sea Dogs Mother's Day 5K
• Rivers expects injured Celtics to play Game 4
• Obama: bin Laden had support network in Pakistan
• Red Sox recalls Iglesias, place Scutaro on DL
• Cape Elizabeth mock trial team finishes 34th at national championship
• LePage light on bill signatures
• Maine, NH businesses banking on Canadian tourists
• Maine to install coastal storm evacuation signs
• Brochure touts Maine's performing arts
• Maine to get 10 new pump-out stations for boaters
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 8, 2011
• Mother's Day gift was mom's rescue
• Fairfield council to offer trimmed budget at Town Meeting
• BIW ship honors fallen SEAL
• Annual nationwide walk focuses on clean water
• J.P. DEVINE: Cousins at the next table
• Disabled, but not unable
• After bin Laden, CIA tactics back in spotlight
• Proud day for Clinton family, many others at Unity commencement
• Flowers for mom
• In poll, most pan LePage
• MLB: Verlander throws 2nd career no-hitter
• What Mainers said
• Animal Kingdom wins Kentucky Derby
• Developers want to convert Sanford mill to apartments
• Warship named in honor of Navy SEAL christened today
• Videos show bin Laden watching himself on TV
• LePage defends health care proposal
• Unity College plans green graduation
• Sen. Collins to speak at UMaine commencement
• For Susan Collins, persistence, work ethic are keys to success
• Olympia Snowe: Listening is everything
• Collins and Snowe: Centrist teamwork masks intense rivalry
• A good day for Special Olympians
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 7, 2011
• Waterville District Court: March 16-31, 2011
• Wanted: Hub for local produce
• Veterans' bill on track, says Michaud
• LePage office releases letter on Congdon
• Repeat child-porn offender sent back to prison
• In Maine, Snowe braces for tea party challenge
• Suspects in metal burglary charged
• Bill aims for more turnpike oversight
• AMY CALDER: Thank goodness for good neighbors
• Worried loggers trek to Augusta
• LePage reworks budget
• Owner plans to close Grand View Topless Coffee Shop
• HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL: Carrabec nips Mt. Abram, 1-0
• Limestone facility to overhaul 50 military trucks
• Obama to bin Laden raiders:<br>'Job well done'
• 500 Vt. homes destroyed or damaged by flood
• Maine loggers call bill assault on their jobs
• Secret choppers played key role in bin Laden raid
• Hiring at fastest pace since 2006
• Winterport church fire was arson and suicide
• Maine man going back to prison for child porn
• State proposes budget to fill $164M hole
• Chopper carrying SEALs was downed by 'vortex'
• In Fla., another bin Laden mansion sits empty
• Hunt for bin Laden: Lessons learned from the enemy
• Al-Qaida vows revenge for bin Laden's death
• Office staff of Newburgh resigns en masse
• Obama to honor troops, thank raid participants
• Home builder reopening, reviving 45 jobs
• Clinton, Waterville police calls
• UMF professor earns Fulbright funding to study in Ireland
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 6, 2011
• Gabriel bids adieu to Augusta
• Wind-power proposals set aside
• Towns pass SAD 59 budget in referendum votes
• Women's group awards KVCC president
• Bill begs for return of boxing to Maine
• Incumbent selectmen challenged in Madison
• Local graduation rates on the rise
• Police seek male suspect in knife-point robbery
• UMF professor earns Fulbright funding to sudy in Ireland
• RSU 18 board approves budget
• Lawyer wants arson charges dismissed in topless coffee shop case
• Friends, family honor trucker with one final ride
• Power upgrade begins
• Health care bill clears House hurdle
• Erskine speaker likens words to sticks, stones
• Maine State Police chief nominee gets panel's OK
• Maine man sentenced to 20 years for home invasions
• Obama pays somber respects at Ground Zero
• Pentagon: No firm evidence of Pakistani complicity
• Woman gets prison for bilking MaineCare out of $4M
• House gives preliminary OK<br>to health care overhaul
• Pakistan warns U.S. against future raids
• Inside bin Laden's lair with SEAL Team Six
• Maine graduation rate up more than 2%
• Slow-moving disaster rolls down Mississippi River
• Maine Marines heading to Afghanistan
• Body found outside burning church in Winterport
• 2 UMaine women's basketball candidates visit campus
• Beetles released to devour invasive insects
• Bangor voters approve new arena
• Lawsuit settled in Maine lobster feud shooting
• Panel suggests shorter turnpike board terms
• Navy SEAL honored with warship bearing his name
• Somerset County police logs
• Michaud: New VA home caregiver law back on track
• Martin's letter to LePage cites 'outrageous' remarks
• Oakland, Waterville, Clinton police calls
• Ashley's mother visits 'Survivor'
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 5, 2011
• 'Squeeze between needs, resources' has SAD 49 board divided
• Casino development is issue for legislation, says lawmaker
• Waterville City Council selects contractor for road repair
• Torreson faces committee on judicial nomination
• Research: Job training helps curb welfare
• US officials, states suing ex-governor’s college company
• 'We don't need to spike the football,' says Obama
• Left holding the bag
• Wayfaring Waterville toddler home with her family
• Health care vote could come today
• Nurses at Bangor hospital ratify contract
• Maine man guilty of filing bogus tax return
• Waterville awards $997,769 road work contract
• Gambling bills before Maine lawmakers
• Obama: Won't release<br>photo of slain bin Laden
• Mom: Daughter's ashes stolen by Maine man
• White House walks fine line in telling raid story
• After the raid: Mining the haul
• Tractor-trailer driver charged with OUI after rollover
• Obama to lay wreath at Ground Zero tomorrow
• Navy SEAL team likely to be honored in secret
• Property records give new insights into bin Laden
• Mother of slain boy seeks headstone help
• Police calls for Waterville, Oakland, Winslow
• Bangor man seeks new trial in woman's murder
• Benefit dinner Friday for former police sergeant
• Somerset County police logs
• Maine high school gets $100K from martial arts exec
• Maine ATV riders urged to stay off muddy trails
• LePage optimistic mill buyer can be found
• Moose hunt lottery deadline May 13
• Awards Ceremony Recognizes Achievements
• Police log, May 4
• RSU 18 board to vote tonight on $32 million budget
• House passes repeal of anti-big-box bill
• Man says mother was accomplice in home arson
• Man who tied up, robbed grandmother gets 19-year sentence
• SURVIVOR: Could Ashley take Rob down?
• Bank wants to postpone dismantling Associated Grocers of Maine
• Maine newspaper group: Don't write us off
• Oakland residents give OK for property tax increase
• Smithfield man found dead after daylong search
• Testimony begins on abortion bills
• Waterville city council puts brakes on new police station
• HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL: Brewer tops Messalonskee in battle of unbeatens
• 'Swarm' of earthquakes recorded along Maine coast
• Report touts economic impact of Maine newspapers
• Overflow crowd turns out for 3 abortion bills
• Maine Maritime ship begins training cruise
• Messalonskee board to vote on $32 million budget
• Congress may dock Pakistan aid over bin Laden
• Bin Laden's neighbors noticed unusual things
• Libraries gear up for Food Not Fines Week
• Body of Smithfield man found
• House votes to repeal Informed Growth Act
• As birthers fade, GOP candidates rein in remarks
• Air and ground search for Smithfield man
• Maine man convicted in Dirigo fraud case
• Committee approves bill to legalize fireworks
• Homeless Alabama dogs heading to Maine
• Maine hypnotist sentenced for sex with girl
• Louisiana Scouts rescued from Ark. wilderness area
• Students discuss terrorism, policy
• Woman continues her work on quilt
• Local families who lost loved ones in conflict react to news
• Wardens search for missing elderly man
• US weighs release of photos of slain bin Laden
• 3 abortion bills face committee reviews today
• Reflecting on the Death of Bin Laden
• Families of those KIA during War on Terror react to bin Laden's death
• Students discuss terrorism, policy
• GOP pushes insurance bill to House vote
• School board OKs budget trim plan for council presentation
• Vassalboro to vote on 66-article warrant
• Navy SEALs end hunt for bin Laden in darkness, gunfire
• Hearing on nepotism bill mostly quiet
• Waterville councilors to vote on constuction of new police station
• Boy nets record turkey on his first hunt
• Fatal crash victim ID'd in Farmington
• Developer puts Highland wind plans on hold
• Info from secret prisons led US to bin Laden's hideout
• Local 9/11 firefighter: 'It's about time' on bin Laden
• HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL: Winslow edges Belfast, 6-5
• Not everyone believes bin Laden really is dead
• Snowe to back Obama's district court nominee
• One unwary phone call led<br>U.S. to bin Laden's doorstep
• No major changes to bottle redemption law
• US official: New tape may be last from bin Laden
• Bin Laden burial video may be released
• Police say 1 dead in Dover-Foxcroft shooting
• Maine air agent who checked in terrorists joyful
• Clinton, Waterville, Winslow police calls
• White House assessing bin Laden's support system
• Lawmakers reject ban on bear trapping, dog use
• LePage: Bin Laden death brings 'measure of justice'
• First leads on bin Laden gathered in CIA prison
• Obama: 'A good day for America'
• Veterans react to Osama bin Laden's death
• Homeland chief: No plans to raise terror alert
• Maine gas prices up 7.3 cents in week
• Clinton: bin Laden death doesn't end war on terror
• Logan steps up vigilance after bin Laden's death
• Some protest tactics in fight against childhood obesity
• Morning Sentinel briefs: Vassalboro planners to meet; Palermo permit approved; State parks opening
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 2, 2011
• Waterville District Court: April 1-15, 2011
• Oakland residents to vote on budget at town meeting Tuesday
• Fairfield town council seeks approval for land sale
• State's graduating seniors face brutal job market
• ON MAINE POLITICS: LePage backs Gold Star plates
• Bingham business hopes to clean up
• Two-vehicle collision kills man in Farmington
• Beverage revolution brewing locally
• Libyans attack embassies
• Oakland student honored
• Red Sox pull out 3-2 win in the 9th
• New York man killed in Farmington crash
• Maine issues Lyme disease advisory
• Clark wins PASS North opener at Beech Ridge
• 3 abortion bills face committee reviews
• Maine Green Party holds annual convention
• Brown was much discussed
• Morning Sentinel police log: May 1, 2011
• Collins praises pick for US District Court judge
• Architectural standards eyed for buildings in China
• Benefits, planning focus of meeting for Associated Grocers of Maine's displaced employees
• Guides cause concern in Skowhegan
• Students take the challenge
• Report: Turbine noise a complex issue
• J.P. DEVINE: What will you do?
• Political observers split on meaning of LePage resignations
• Wind power's little enemies
• Fellowship around the fire
• Patriots draft OL, TE in Round 5
• Police logs, Waterville, Winslow, Somerset County
• Funeral arrangements for Dittmeyer announced
• State parks are beginning to open
• Sebago man dies in ATV accident
• Boy injured Friday when his bicycle collides with truck
• Cab company going out of business
• Lawmaker withdraws horse bill
• Graduation ceremonies at Marine Maritime
• Maine launches 2nd annual prescription take-back
• Newport District Court
• BILL NEMITZ: Executive branch has become 3-ring circus
• Maine delegation unanimous in voting to raise debt ceiling
• Waterville District Court log
• Will Legislature or voters decide on more casinos?
• 'Good bugs' help control off plant killers
• Wilton selectman resigning post
• Heavy lifting foils would-be scrap metal thieves
• Labor department schools Associated Grecers workers
• Oil clean-up costs at Fairfield school won't fall to taxpayers
• To be owned by a cat
• Congdon says County crowd too uninteligent for his comments
• Big changes in store at Good Will-Hinckley
• Tornadoes' death toll reaches 318
• Royal wedding watchers gather in Waterville
• Federal judge nominee to get hearing next week
• Congdon: Thought audience was 'sufficiently intelligent'
• Webcam catches tourists walking on Old Faithful
• Obama meets with Rep. Giffords
• Storm deaths hit 318;<br>Obama sees damage up close
• Owner agrees to delay mills' dismantling
• Missing Fryeburg homeowner found after fire
• Drug ring leader gets 14 years in prison
• Google puts York back on map, in correct location
• Maine gambling board gets new director
• Deputy's gun, badges stolen in burglary
• Britain celebrates monarchy as Kate, William wed
• Miss. tornado was highest-rated EF-5
• Derek Lowe charged with OUI
• Appeals court overturns stem cell research ban
• Maine drug take-back program Saturday
• Dead farm animals found along Piscataquis roads
• Royal Wedding Watched from Waterville
• May Activities at the Opera House
• First Elizabeth Hanson '02 Scholar Feels an Affinity
• Fourth-grade Waterville teacher wins national award
• STILL LIFE: Good mulching weather
• Morning Sentinel police log: April 29, 2011
• Somerset County Superior Court: Feb. 1-March 31, 2011 (Tu-Z)
• Builders unveil plans for $100 million Portland project
• Wardens recognize contributions, service
• Fight forms about redistrict timing
• Refugee giving back to school
• Contestants set to compete for Madison Idol title, prizes
• Cause of Portland woman's death still unknown after autopsy
• No ado needed to approve SAD 74 budget for ballot
• State unions offer counter pension plan
• In wake of Brown, governor wants new law
• About firing Congdon, LePage says little
• Grocery supplier's debt totals more than $10 million
• Principals change qualifying rule for tourneys
• Special plates OK'd for kin of Mainers killed in action
• Feds recommend raising scallop catch limits
• New tenant bringing 30 jobs to Brunswick base
• Mainer eliminated from national poetry contest
• Autopsy planned on body of Portland woman
• Authorities have suspect in string of Acton fires
• WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: Cony graduate Veilleux named Colby head coach
• NFL announces plan to resume football operations
• LePage: 'Personnel issue' over, 'Let's move on'
• Talks fail; Bangor hospital to lock out nurses
• SMCC creates Maine FIre Science Institute
• Windfall for Exxon: $11B in Q1
• Marines get trained on accepting gay recruits
• White Mountain National Forest plans burns
• Police see rash of fake inspection stickers
• Former teacher guilty on sex charges
• I-95 lane closures in Augusta
• Dozens of tornadoes kill<br>194 in 5 Southern states
• Waterville, Clinton, Winslow police items
• Debts doom Associated Grocers of Maine
• Symposium Keynote: Frogs, Jockeys, and Old Music
• Morning Sentinel police log: April 28, 2011
• Somerset County Superior Court: Feb. 1-March 31, 2011
• Morning Sentinel corrections: April 28, 2011
• Athens dispute sends child to hospital with BB wound
• Athens Grange to host musical
• Clogged culvert floods Waterville road
• Smaller RSU 54 budget means smaller taxes
• Man seeing jail time for repeat driving offenses
• MS walk set for Saturday in Waterville
• Red Claws owners hope to build massive commercial complex
• Ashley sticking with Rob on 'Survivor'
• Denouncing 'silliness,' Obama produces second birth certificate
• Congdon quits after comments cause a stir
• Brown resigns
• 'For the small stores, this is a big hit'
• HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL: Gardiner downs Nokomis, 6-3
• Body of missing Portland woman found in N.H. pond
• Associated Grocers in receivership
• Federal judges to review redistricting lawsuit
• Two LePage Cabinet members resign
• AG: Brown needs to prove there's no conflict
• Bill seeking cigarette tax hike faces opposition
• NASA braces for Giffords, Obama, huge launch crowd
• Maine court reverses tax assessment on plane
• Somerset County police logs
• Panetta to Pentagon, Petraeus to CIA
• Committee takes up cellphone warning bill
• UMaine game at Ballpark today canceled
• Obama releases birth certificate,<br>hoping to end 'silliness'
• Bangor nurses set 1-day strike, but talks coming
• Waterville arrests; logs for Waterville, Oakland, Winslow, Clinton
• Madison residents pass district budget at meeting
• STILL LIFE: Art for the streets
• STILL LIFE: Washing away what's left of winter
• Morning Sentinel police log: April 27, 2011
• FBI joins search for Dittmeyer
• Fairfield completes investigation of police deputy
• Franklin County office renting nixed
• Crucial time for Ashley on 'Survivor'
• Officials predicting big budget deficit
• Police looking for found shotgun owner
• SAD 74 residents to vote on budget
• Both sides deliver messages at billboard hearing
• Man, woman arrested after Waterville drug bust
• Governor hires labor lawyer
• Ethics commission fines Senate candidate
• In Waterville, school budget cut sought
• Americans increasingly living to age 100
• Maine officials question welfare residency bills
• Court questions limits on use of prescription data
• Fairfield completes deputy chief assault charge probe
• Report: Accountability needed in fish rule making
• Women surpass men in bachelor's, advanced degrees
• Ethics panel fines former S. Portland candidate
• More evidence linked to woman's death
• Triple murder suspect wants statements suppressed
• Medical examiner: Buckfield man shot in head
• Two arrested in homemade bomb attack
• Bill to cut legsliture by third see bipartisan support
• Waterville City Council to review budget changes tonight
• Darfur man escapes genocide, speaks in Anson
• City Council veteran, newcomer vie for Waterville mayor's seat
• Butler's Cleaners closing after 40 years
• Medical marijuana laws too harsh, say some lawmakers, activists
• Sen. Collins receives awards at New Balance factory
• Serial burglar faces victims at sentencing
• Journalist who took on the Klan speaks at Colby
• Friends, foes of wind energy testify in Augusta
• HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL: Erskine holds off Cony, 4-2
• 3 bills propose smaller Maine Legislature
• Missing woman's case seen as crime
• Nurses at Bangor hospital give notice of 1-day strike
• Police search area where remains were found
• New-home sales rise in March
• Somerset County police logs
• Bill would require drug testing for MaineCare
• Rep. Giffords cleared<br>to attend space launch
• High court rejects quick review of health care law
• Maine gasoline 4 cents higher this week
• Waterville to review proposed budget
• Readfield slaying trial set for early next year
• Lewiston apartment fire caused by kids
• Defunct oil dealer's assets to be auctioned
• Scrap metal thefts on the rise in Maine
• Police calls: Waterville, Oakland, Winslow
• Symposium Highlights Research
• Students Empowered at Powershift
• Skowhegan Distrct Court
• Area businesses recognized for healthy initiatives
• Skowhegan committee finalizes budget proposal
• Pittsfield home burns while family away
• Debate over billboard bills a sign of the times
• Tragic romance eclipses space shuttle Endeavor's final mission
• 'Adventure therapy' at Unity College
• High demand prompts new 40-bed shelter construction
• Shelter closing means fewer options for homeless
• Home gutted in Easter morning fire
• Bill eases medical marijuana rules
• Lawmakers face final weeks with big workload
• Police believe missing Portland woman is victim of a crime
• Three bills propose smaller Legislature
• Secretary of state tweeting
• Police log, April 24
• Millinocket struggles with paperless future
• Energy-efficiency upgrades available for homeowners
• J.P. DEVINE: Easter clothes horse
• Small-farm owners seek exemptions to level playing field
• 102-year-old remembers a century of Easter-birthdays
• Defense chief's personality endears him in barracks and State House alike
• New study shows health risks vary by county
• Christians find new ways to celebrate Easter
• Cop justified in shooting suicide risk, says Attorney General
• Location announced for LaKermesse
• Energy on LePage's mind in radio address
• Lawmaker submits new cell phone warning bill
• Rain postpones today's Sea Dogs game
• Near-record timber harvest on public lands
• Unicameral Maine legislature bill set for debate
• Easter through the years
• Final draft of SAD 54 budget kept trim
• Connection, community on agenda at Messalonskee trails meeting
• Endangered rabbits' habitat inadvertantly destroyed
• 75 killed in bloodiest day yet of Syrian uprising
• In papal first, Benedict takes to TV for public Q&A session
• PUC pushes opt-out plan for 'smart' meters
• Judge sides with LePage on mural removal
• Judge sides with LePage on mural removal
• Two men face felony pot trafficking charges
• Police seek Mass. man<br>in Westbrook fatal stabbing
• Bates president leaving for Johns Hopkins
• AG: Man's shooting by State Police justified
• 'Smart' meters could become optional
• Phippsburg body confirmed as missing boater
• Theft puts crimp in Kracker the clown's act
• Army tests better uniforms for women
• Somerset commissioners OK smaller budget
• NH agrees to plan to preserve cottontail habitat
• Somerset County police logs, arrests
• Obama's