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LEWISTON, Maine (AP) — Police missed two clear opportunities to end a dragnet that locked down and terrified Maine’s second-largest city after a gunman killed 18 people at a<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/maine-mass-killing-suspect-had-mental-health-issues-purchased-guns-legally-authorities-say/">Read More</a>
The residents of Lewiston, Maine, are embarking on a path to healing after a man suspected of killing 18 people earlier this week was found dead.
Police missed two clear opportunities to end a dragnet that locked down and terrified Maine's second-largest city.
An ATF agent says that the weapons used in Thursday's shooting, which killed 18 people in Lewiston, had been purchased legally.
Since it's American Pharmacist Month, let’s build on last week’s post about Ben Franklin to recognize another Colonial Era “first,” Elizabeth Gooking Greenleaf—first female apothecary in what was then the 13 American colonies who opened a shop in Boston in 1727. She ran the shop with her husband, Daniel Greenleaf, a former Congregational Church minister, until her death in 1762. Their apothecary was later crucial to the Revolutionary War effort; the Greenleaf Apothecary provided medical supplies to the Continental Army for the duration of the war — and even before the war star...