Steven Nygren, 50, wrote unauthorized checks to himself totaling $732,000 and made an additional $62,000 in unauthorized charges to company credit cards of Brooklin Boat Yard, federal prosecutors say.
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French citizen admits entering U.S. illegally through Maine
The 50-year-old man, who had been removed from the U.S. in 2015, was picked up riding a bicycle on a dirt logging road in Portage last month.
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Mark Zuckerberg, wife vacationing in Maine this weekend
They were reportedly spotted at a Bangor restaurant Friday night, but the owner won’t confirm it.
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Topless cleaner charged with shoplifting ‘naughty underthings’ in Bangor
A woman who operates a topless cleaning business allegedly stole undergarments from a local store, according to a post on the Bangor Police Department’s Facebook page.
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LePage looking for developers to build psychiatric facility in Bangor
The governor has vowed to the build the secure home without legislative approval.
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Bangor woman pleads guilty to theft of federal benefits
Shirley Reynolds, 60, admitted to stealing Supplemental Security Income benefits between 2009 and October 2016 after falsely representing that she lived alone, the U.S. Attorney’s Office says.
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Bangor police identify suspect wanted in fatal shooting
Terrance Durel Sr., 36, of New Orleans was shot Sunday afternoon and later died, and police offer a reward for information leading to the arrest of Antoinne J. Bethea, 40, also known as ‘Prince.’
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Poliquin cancels Maine pair of events because of family emergency
A spokesperson for Rep. Bruce Poliquin said they will reschedule the two Bangor events.
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Maine attorney general: Report on overdose deaths highlights need for more treatment
Service centers like Portland and Bangor have been hit hardest by the epidemic, revised state data shows.
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Maine’s supreme court denies new trial for man convicted in car fire deaths
Nicholas Sexton of Rhode Island is serving a 90-year sentence for killing one of the three people who were found dead in Bangor in 2012.