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Crime & Public Safety

Court rules CLF's case against Cooke Aquaculture can proceed

A judge has ruled that the Conservation Law Foundation (CLF) can move forward with its lawsuit against Cooke Aquaculture, one of the world's largest salmon producers, for allegedly violating the Clean Water Act. The Canadian company has 13 active sites in Maine...

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Hearing recommends new dike with gated culverts in Machias

Tragedy sparks action to install boat ramp gate

The Town of Roque Bluffs is taking immediate action to improve safety on a road that leads directly onto a steep boat ramp and into the water, after three people died there on Saturday, September 19.

Customs supervisor in Calais charged with theft of computer parts

A supervisor at the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) port of entry in Calais has been charged with stealing computer parts from the federal government, after he allegedly swapped out the parts in order to get credit through a computer trade-in program.

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