Marie Weidmayer is a Crime and Justice Reporter at Bangor Daily News. She focuses on crime, legal affairs, and regional issues, with a particular interest in topics such as lawsuits, murder, and health. Marie's work has been featured in WGME CBS13, Our Community Now, MLive, and BDN.
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By: Marie Weidmayer
The first person federally charged in Maine for running an illegal marijuana grow house pleaded guilty in court Monday.
David Pike and Bob Craft started bagging groceries and stocking shelves at the Calais IGA when they were 14 years old in the late 1990s.
By: Marie Weidmayer
Judges ruled against the estate of Shawn McBreairty in two different lawsuits in the past week, though his widow could continue fighting one of the cases.
A man was arrested at a Bangor elementary school during the morning drop-off Wednesday.
A credit rating agency has given Bangor's largest health care system a negative outlook, despite deciding not to further downgrade its credit rating.
The Bangor Mall sign was not repaired this week, despite a representative of the mall's owner recently stating in court that it would be fixed.
After a Texas man pleaded guilty to helping steal nearly $400,000 from a Maine man, a U.S. attorney offered tips to protect yourself from a similar scam.
By: Marie Weidmayer
Djvan Carter is accused of hitting a woman in the head with a hammer multiple times in Alton in May 2023.
The addition, starting this fall in Orono, comes in response to a need for experts and practitioners in the diverse field.
It is currently unlawful to display anything that depicts homosexuality in Hampden. An ordinance from 1997 outlines how explicit sexual content must be hidden from minors.
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