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• Jeffrey Lee Neace, 36, of Green Briar Court, Bonnyman. • Vanessa R. Slone, also known as Ness Miniard, 39, of Laurel Street, Hazard. • Mark W. Taylor, 45, of Elm Shoal, Combs. According to the indictment filed earlier this year, Hagan was the “principle member” of the DTO and was responsible for the transportation and distribution of the controlled substances. Investigators, the documents said, learned that Hagan had been traveling to Hazard or locations in Perry Coun...

How to spend that extra hour of sunlight in southern Maine Now that weve got another hour of daylight, here are some fun ways to spend it, including Maine sunset spots, strolls and walks, and places for outdoor sustenance. By Staff report Share Bug Light Park in South Portland would be a nice place for an after-dinner stroll or to watch a sunset. Ben McCanna/Staff Photographer When we switch to daylight savings time in the spring, it always feels like a bonus. We get a whole extra hour of s...

• Hank B. Baker, 42, of Pine Point Road, Hazard. • April Dawn Combs, 37, of Lower 2nd Creek Road, Bonnyman. • Kimberly R. Hayes, 52, of Broadway Street, Hazard. • Jeffrey Lee Neace, 36, of Green Briar Court, Bonnyman. • Vanessa R. Slone, also known as Ness Miniard, 39, of Laurel Street, Hazard. • Mark W. Taylor, 45, of Elm Shoal, Combs. Hagan, the court documents said, was the “principle member” of the DTO and was responsible for the transportation and di...

There’s a murderer walking amongst us: Maine State Police investigating new tips on 1999 murder of Saco teen Ashley Ouellette Police said they received roughly four tips in the last two months that they are now investigating. The 15-year-old girl was killed in 1999. Author: Chris Costa (NEWS CENTER Maine) Published: 2:50 PM EST February 10, 2021 Updated: 11:20 AM EST February 11, 2021 SCARBOROUGH, Maine — Maine State Police are investigating n...

Rescuers pull ice skater out of Thompson Lake in Oxford Mark Simpson of Oxford was rescued and taken to a Norway hospital. Share OXFORD — Rescuers from several departments plucked a man out of Thompson Lake late Wednesday afternoon after it was reported the victim had fallen through the ice while skating near Briggs Lane. Officials from the Maine Department of Wildlife and Inland Fisheries said that at about 4 p.m., Mark Simpson, 56, of Pine Point Road in Oxford, went through the ice in the ...