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A story published in Friday’s Maine Day stated that Patricia LaMarche, a former gubernatorial candidate, had been cleared of a 1997 drunken driving charge. LaMarche, in fact, was convicted of operating under the influence. The conviction stemmed from a May 16, 1997, arrest in Yarmouth.
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A story published in Friday’s Maine Day stated that Patricia LaMarche, a former gubernatorial candidate, had been cleared of a 1997 drunken driving charge. LaMarche, in fact, was convicted of operating under the influence. The conviction stemmed from a May 16, 1997, arrest in Yarmouth.
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The wrong Old Town High School hockey player was listed as scoring a goal in a sports story in Friday’s paper. The player is Nathan Cates.
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An article in the Feb. 7 edition incorrectly identified David Gray as the attorney for Travis Crowley. Travis Crowley’s attorney is Randy Day.
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The honor roll for Shead High School omitted freshman Elizabeth Mitchell’s name from the high honors list.
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