Richard ‘Stitch’ Daniels, 52, is charged with marijuana trafficking and hash oil manufacturing, and officers tow multiple cars, including a Lamborghini Huracan and a Nissan GT-R.
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Ex-developer who served prison time remembered as larger than life
Travis Soule, 53, of Portland died Saturday after suffering a fatal heart attack on a stationary bike, friends said.
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Lewiston woman convicted of pimping former Auburn high school student
Tina Lagasse, 52, faces a maximum of 364 days in jail when she is sentenced for the Class D misdemeanor.
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With Craft Brew Underground, owner aims to make Auburn a hop head’s destination
‘A big selection is definitely going to be key,’ says owner Mike Williams Jr.
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Democrat Mark Dion wants to add governor to his varied resume
The Lewiston native’s job credentials range from melting metal at a brass foundry to practicing law.
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There’s only one Winter Olympian from Cyprus, and he goes to Bates College
Dinos Lefkaritis carried the island nation’s flag at the opening ceremonies Friday.
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Senate rejects more money for pedestrian safety despite spike in deaths
The bill was introduced in response to the 2016 death of a Lewiston middle school student who was hit by a pickup while walking to school.
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Legislator questions Carbonite’s tax breaks after company sends jobs to Jamaica
Sen. Nate Libby says it is “inappropriate” for the data-protection company to get state tax breaks while sending customer service positions overseas.
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Tax-break recipient Carbonite ships some Maine call center jobs to Jamaica
The company is down to 179 workers in Lewiston, fewer than when it originally received Pine Tree Development Zone tax incentives linked to creating new, full-time jobs.
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Coffee brandy’s still No. 1 in Maine, but Fireball’s in hot pursuit
The cinnamon-spiced interloper – frequently sold as nips – has shaken the longstanding grip Allen’s has held on the state’s beverage culture.