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Police warned about shooter / Deputy criticizes state police / Neo-Nazi sells Springfield property

Christopher Burns
Oct 31, 2023 06:50 am


Today is Tuesday. Temperatures will be in the high 30s to mid-40s from north to south, with sunny skies across the state. See what the weather for the rest of the day will be here.

Here’s what we’re talking about in Maine today.

Lewiston mass shooting suspect used to play cornhole with victims

Robert R. Card II last participated in cornhole games and tournaments at Schemengees Bar and Grille and at other Maine venues about a year ago.

PLUS: Madawaska native Ben Dyer, who was playing cornhole at Schemengees last Wednesday night, was rushed to Central Maine Medical Center and placed on a ventilator.

Police were warned twice since May that alleged Maine shooter was armed and paranoid

The Sagadahoc County Sheriff’s Office released documents on Monday showing the office had records of two prior interactions containing warning signs about Robert R. Card II’s mental status and his access to firearms.

Sheriff’s deputy blasts Maine State Police for ‘radio silence’ during search for shooter

The Facebook post from a sergeant with the Androscoggin County Sheriff’s Office is the first pointed, public criticism of the search for Robert R. Card II.

Janet Mills calls for ‘action’ on gun violence after Lewiston mass shooting

The governor said during a Monday news conference in Lewiston that she is focused on getting the facts.

PLUS: During heated exchanges with national reporters, Gov. Janet Mills deflected questions about whether police were alerted in September to the threat posed by Robert R. Card II.

Police identify guns left behind by Lewiston shooting suspect

A Ruger SFAR rifle, which is a gun typically used for hunting large game, was recovered from Robert Card II’s car.

‘God’s EMT’ arrives in Lewiston to try and ease the pain

Dan Beazley said God’s calling never comes in the form of words or formal directives. It’s more a feeling in his heart.

PLUS: State and federal agencies are offering a multitude of resources and support for survivors of last week’s mass shooting and the family of those who were lost.

Neo-Nazi sells Springfield property

Christopher Pohlhaus, founder of the neo-Nazi Blood Tribe, has cleared everything, including his Nazi flag, from the property.

Drinks to dessert, readers share 5 favorite Aroostook County tastes

A vinegar drink and a delicacy made from animal blood are just some of the unique tastes Aroostook County readers love.

Lucy Poulin, former nun who took on Maine’s rural poverty, dies at age 83

Over decades until her retirement in 2016, Poulin worked to provide shelter, community and economic opportunity for those who lacked such things. 

Belfast Opera House’s new owners want to bring venue back to life

Restoring the performance venue is among their chief goals, but that will take some time.

Cooper Flagg commits to Duke

The months of speculation are finally over.

PLUS: ESPN senior college basketball reporter and nationally syndicated radio host Myron Medcalf believes the former Nokomis High School basketball star is a “perfect fit for Duke.”

Who’s right about access and the nuances of hunting etiquette 

It’s not an argument I want to pursue when people have rifles loaded to hunt deer, but there is such a thing as hunting etiquette.

PLUS: If you’ve spent any time at all in the Maine woods during deer hunting season, you probably have a story or two. We want to hear your best Maine deer hunting stories — successful or not.

Don’t miss this mom lynx and her kitten

The mom and kitten in this video by BDN contributor Allie Ladd don’t seem to be in any hurry, but they probably are looking for a meal.

Cadillac Mountain climb has a dark side for purists

Rugged majestic beauty and incredible views make Cadillac a premiere mountain hikes. For purists, there is a dark side.

In other Maine news …

Lawmakers eye tighter oversight on guardianships

Mainers may see electric bill relief

Nearly half of Maine households struggle to afford basic living expenses

1st snow of the season arrives in Aroostook County

Houlton small engine repairman turns over the keys after 37 years

Aroostook’s only natural history museum is experiencing a revival

Washington County panel ponders how to keep young workforce home

Bullets hit cars and apartment building after shots fired in Lewiston

Coffee By Design closes Congress Street cafe after nearly 30 years

Bangor falls valiantly to reigning state champs on Senior Night

UMaine football’s defensive woes, turnovers proved costly against Albany


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