David Hench

Portland Press Herald

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Published
June 4, 2012

Pingree visits shipyard, tours burned sub

The submarine’s interior caught fire the evening of May 23 and burned for 10 hours.
Published
June 4, 2012

Pingree to visit Kittery shipyard, get update on burned sub

Rep. Chellie Pingree is a member of the House Armed Services Committee.
Published
June 4, 2012

Flood warning issued for southern and western Maine

Record-setting heavy rains fell over the weekend, causing minor flooding and closing roads.
Published
June 1, 2012

S. Portland cops Taser man wielding pepper spray

Police arrest a man and a woman after responding to a report of a fight at 18 Ocean St. on Thursday.
Published
June 1, 2012

Gorham woman pleads not guilty to stabbing husband

The attorney for Bella Harris, 26, asks that the state authorize a forensic psychological examination to help determine whether his client is competent to stand trial.
Published
May 30, 2012

State board reprimands Brunswick psychiatrist

Charles Stewart signs a consent agreement with the state Board of Licensure in Medicine for engaging in unprofessional conduct with a female client.
Published
May 29, 2012

Mainer killed in Afghanistan remembered as ‘one of the best’

U.S. Army Capt. John R. Brainard III of Newport was a 2004 graduate of Foxcroft Academy and a 2008 graduate of the University of Maine.
Published
May 26, 2012

Navy investigating cause of submarine fire

Now the toxic fumes and smoke have been ventilated from the nuclear submarine USS Miami, the Navy can begin assessing the extent of damage and whether the 22-year-old submarine can be saved.
Published
May 25, 2012

Submarine fire created hellish scene

KITTERY — Firefighters who confronted a blaze inside the nuclear submarine USS Miami encountered a dark, hellish atmosphere of intense heat and heavy smoke, two firefighters at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard said Thursday.
Published
May 25, 2012

Firefighters on submarine hit intense heat, smoke

KITTERY — Firefighters who confronted a blaze inside the nuclear submarine USS Miami encountered a dark, hellish atmosphere of intense heat and heavy smoke, two firefighters at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard said Thursday.