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Unfortunately, many old photographs do not have the names of the people written on the back of them as is the case in this recently rediscovered photograph of the crew of a United States Life-Saving Service ...

The volunteers of the nonprofit Friends of Little River Lighthouse, which cares for the preservation of Cutler, Maine's historic Little River Lighthouse, have elected their officers for the new year.

View collections of photographs by award-winning Bangor Daily News photo journalists.

Most of the arrests took place over the past few weeks. Sheriff Donnie Smith said Sunday that although several people had been arrested in connection with the thefts and burglaries, he would not characterize ...

A 33-year-old woman stole her daughter's identity to attend high school and join the cheerleading squad, according to a criminal complaint filed against the woman.

Some things are just too sexy for Secaucus. Officials of the New Jersey city have successfully blocked a 3-day sex industry trade show.

The state's legislative leaders yesterday announced what they described as a breakthrough in California's record budget impasse.

Gorilla thief's ally makes call for mercy EAST MACHIAS, Maine - ' A friend of the elusive gorilla-napper called Sandy Miller, owner of the mechanical gorilla, on Wednesday night to make a deal - ' the return of ...

The Associated Press EAST MACHIAS, Maine -- The owners of Sandy's Sales in eastern Maine hope to be reunited with their 8-foot-tall mechanical gorilla this weekend.

EAST MACHIAS, Maine - An 8-foot-tall mechanical gorilla that was swiped in broad daylight from its longtime location outside a store has turned up several hundred miles away _ with an apologetic ransom demand.

Brazilian police say they've literally taken a bite out of crime. Officers who raided the home of a drug dealer's mother-in-law say they found two alligators, one of them almost two metres long.

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EAST MACHIAS, Maine -- An 8-foot mechanical gorilla standing outside a flea market store could move its arms but not much else, and it was heavy.

Connie Keschl, of Belgrade, Maine, was the winner of the original artwork of Cutler's Little River Lighthouse that was being raffled off by the Friends of Little River Lighthouse in Cutler.