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The Forecaster Police Records http://www.theforecaster.net/police-beat/ View The Forecaster police reports, including dates, times, incident types and locations. The Freeport and Yarmouth theater programs were regional winners in the Maine Drama Festival and individual students were also recognized from the three high schools. Get news from Cumberland, Falmouth, Freeport, North Yarmouth and Yarmouth in your inbox every Thursday at 11 a.m. Memphis police SCORPION unit disbanded after Tyre Nichols' death If the town loses the case, it will pursue eminent domain to carry out the project, the Town Council chairperson says. SkyCop camera on light pole took video of police beating Tyre Nichols Fireworks, a tree lighting, free ice skating and more are on tap this year. Laurie Dorr of the Finally Home shelter in North Yarmouth will hold a Pack Party this weekend to raise funds to help care for the old dogs she has taken in. Two new programs from Finally Home in North Yarmouth will provide financial assistance to eligible Mainers whose old dogs require medical services, including being put down. There were 28 cases and 13 arrests made. Operation of Police Vehicles Policy; Specialized Vehicles - Motors/Command Vehicle/MRAP; string(3) "167" File Name Date Added File Size; JUV Arrest Log Feb10 to Feb17: 2/21/2023: 42.72 KB: Adult Arrest Feb10 to Feb17, 2/21/2023: 46.74 KB: JUV Arrest Log Feb3 to Feb10: 2/13/2023: 42.68 KB: Adult Arrest Feb3 to Feb10, "It will be great to be up there offering this music of hope and inspiration in such a difficult year," the Classical Uprising artistic director says. ETHEREUM | Bitcoin Insider The family of a man seen on video being brutally beaten by a trio of Arkansas police officers over the weekend is furious over the incident and would like to see the cops held . A team of middle school students is designing a medical experiment that will be launched into space this fall. 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Viktoria Wood is the new town administrator and the former deputy clerk is the new town clerk. Freeport Police Beat: Sept. 12. Raising the wharf 2-3 feet is also being considered as sea-level rise threatens the coastal community. The report found that most of the attendees were there to peacefully protest and concluded that police made arrests "sparingly" and used force only on protesters who had turned violent. More than a dozen teachers and supporters ran into the frigid water off East End Beach Sunday and raised money for 400 books about perseverance and overcoming obstacles. TikTok/Twitter. USL to Portland is looking into the feasibility of using two city-owned sites, Fitzpatrick Stadium and Preble Field by Back Cove, as the location for a professional soccer stadium. We will. Percival Baxter to forever be a place for recreation and education programs and a sanctuary for birds. The American Academy of Sleep Medicine recommends that teens should sleep 8 to 10 hours on a regular basis to promote optimal health. The Portland Alliance for Good Government wants newly elected at-large member Nasreen Sheikh-Yousef removed. Pavel Sulyandziga, an opera singer whose father lives in Yarmouth, says he is particularly sensitive to the invasion of Ukraine because he has many friends there. Town of Clinton Police Department Records http://www.clinton-me.us/index.asp Search Town of Clinton Police Department's public records including concealed weapons permits. An Opa-locka Police sergeant who is also the town mayor's brother was arrested on multiple charges after authorities said he spent years beating his wife and kids. The Portland Recovery Community Center on Forest Avenue hopes to more than double its space to better meet its expanding membership's needs. The 114-year-old Boston Post Cane tradition is alive and well in some towns, but waning in others. Decision nears on relocating social services to Forest Ave. Council sends full Portland school budget to voters, Portland board to decide school start times next week, Rides of Silence to memorialize bicycle, pedestrian fatalities, Portland residents push back on school budget cuts, Congregation looks into selling historic Woodfords parish house, Maine Guide celebrates four seasons of sporting adventures, Portland High School senior honored as leader, role model, Advocates hit streets for smaller homeless shelters in Portland, Prospective developers outline visions for Portland homeless services center, Work begins on Racial Equity Steering Committee recommendations, Proposed Portland city budget aimed at restoring pandemic cuts, Partners for World Health turns to art to raise shipping funds, Windham correctional center revamp moves closer to completion, History-rich Baxter Woods celebrates 75 years as Portland park, Citizen scientists needed to find some big aquatic bugs, Upcoming 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school board wants teachers to address LGBTQ injustices, Brunswick superintendents says small size allows district to administer ELL test, Cross Insurance Arena hoping for federal relief, Roux Institute forges on because of COVID-19 pandemic, Racial justice leaders share inspiration, initiatives on MLK Day panel, Artist creates fancy NFL footwear for a cause, Portland plans for future expansion of Evergreen Cemetery, Growing recovery center plans to relocate, New homeless shelter will save lives, advocates say, Squash leader takes on challenge of after school care access, Racial equity committee gets three more months to complete work, Accounting firm pulls out of downtown for new digs, Emergency order, outdoor dining extended until May 10, River Voices pays tribute to the Presumpscot, Portland crimes down in 2020 after uptick in 2019, The most-read stories of 2020 from The Forecaster, American Journal & Lakes Region Weekly, Clothing line benefits environment, boosts soccer franchise efforts, Portlands new youth corps an investment in environmental future, Legislator raises new call for old state flag, Museum managements appeal delays union vote result, School board agrees to offer hazard pay during pandemic, New stimulus package could save schools child care programs, Top of the East plans to expand view with two rooftop decks, Instructors: Music programs hardest hit academic discipline due to COVID, Racial equity panel hears concerns about police influence, no-knock warrants, Parish Christmas project reminds inmates they are not forgotten, Police review panel deems Jennings response unacceptable, Pandemic impedes after-school meal program, Cape Elizabeth Land Trust awarded grant for middle school bird project, Prince Memorial Library to host talk on Maine Big Night, Yarmouth Community Services wins chambers Presidents Award, Falmouth receives county funding for heat assistance, Recycle masks, sneakers, lamps and coats Feb. 25 in Cumberland, Yarmouth man wins 2023 eco-Excellence Award, Free ice fishing open house in Naples Feb. 25, Maine Maple Sunday Weekend set for March 25-26, Age-Friendly Scarborough to host speaker series. SAD 51 is facing an ed tech shortage ahead of summer hiring, Yarmouth saw double the usual number of resignations and retirements during the 2021-2022 school year and Falmouth has more than 20 vacancies. Performers and audience members share their love for blues music and cigar box guitars in Westbrook last weekend. March 2, 2023; Netanyahu rips 'anarchists' who staged mass protest outside salon with wife inside March 2, 2023 Chicago police officer shot, killed in Gage Park identified as Andres Radio Kielce on Twitter: "Budowa drogi ekspresowej #S74 przez #Kielce Retail and office space vacancies in greater Portland went up in 2020, but the industrial space sector remained strong, brokers say. The image from video released on Jan. 27, 2023, by the City of Memphis, shows Tyre Nichols during a brutal attack by five Memphis police officers on Jan. 7, 2023, in Memphis, Tenn. Nichols died on . Fewer condominium units were sold, but those that did went fast and for higher prices. Police Logs & Crime Statistics - Falmouth Police A proposed bill calls for a feasibility study to look into the potential of expanding the Mountain Division Rail Trail from Standish to Fryeburg. Westbrook-based nonprofit Furniture Friends plans a virtual slumber party fundraiser to assist in its efforts to provide furniture to low-income residents in Greater Portland. The property between Stevens and Forest avenues was deeded to the city by Gov. The Yarmouth Rides program is looking for volunteers to give older residents rides to and from their destinations. Virtual career fair brings expanded opportunities for middle schoolers and students in more remote areas. Jos Ivn Sabau Torrelo, a fifth-grade teacher in Lyseth Elementary School's Spanish Immersion program, won the Ministry of Education, Embassy of Spain's 2021 Teacher of the Year award for a detective game he created for his students. Anna Siegel, recognized for her leadership roles in statewide youth groups, spearheaded successful passage of a bill in the Legislature for the state to divest of its assets in the fossil fuel industry. Nearly 100 creches in a range of styles will be shown at St. Hyacinth's Church on Friday and Saturday and many will be available for purchase. The project is still in the conceptual stage, but property owner Tamson Hamrock hopes the mixed-used project can get started next year. The moratorium prevents the approval of any new homeless shelters in Bayside for up to 180 days, but won't impact those already operating. Follow a map in Yarmouth or drive through a lit up landscape at the Cumberland Fairgrounds. Image archive - click on the date - Watch the day go by in 2 minutes: See the daily timelapse video 36 were here. Jim Rodimon of North Yarmouth hands out the overdose reversal drug and other supplies on the streets of Portland. Pavel Sulyandziga, an opera singer whose father lives in Yarmouth, says he is particularly sensitive to the invasion of Ukraine because he has many friends there. The Cumberland-North Yarmouth school board has approved a rearrangement of modular classrooms at Mabel I. Wilson school and the addition of more of the units at the middle school. Funding from the latest coronavirus relief package would help keep the arena operating until it can host large live events again. The turnout in honor of the late TV icon and animal rights activist was beautiful, the league's director says. A group led by former Director of State Planning Richard Barringer calls for adding plazas, gardens, a playground and a public landing to the more than 10 acres between the Maine State Pier and the former Portland Company property. The board says it will need to see the result of a traffic review for the Route 1 project. The money had been misallocated to the general fund as surplus, but the hall is now back in the black. Arkansas State Police and federal officials were investigating Monday after three local officers were seen on video beating a man during an arrest Sunday outside a convenience store in . Seven vehicles were towed. On 01/29/2023, Tr. Working through a pandemic year of preparations, the new Children's Museum and Theatre of Maine opens June 24 at Thompson's Point. 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