Talk of the Town: Dark magic, Snickers bars, locks of love, and furry cafe romances. You can’t get this just anywhere. Welcome to columnist Mark LaFlamme’s world.
Mark LaFlamme
Staff Writer
Mark LaFlamme is a Sun Journal reporter and weekly columnist. He's been on the nighttime police beat since 1994, which is just grand because he doesn't like getting out of bed before noon. Mark is the author of eight published novels and rides a dual sport motorcycle everywhere he goes. Unless it's winter, in which case he just sulks a lot.
Lost Valley to host fundraiser for Tyrone Fulgham
The event takes place at the Lost Valley Ski resort in Auburn. Find out more at funny4funds.com.
‘Like a little baby again:’ Tyrone Fulgham learning to walk on prosthetic leg
Throughout his long and difficult recovery, Fulgham has been adamant about one thing in particular: he will run again.
Man arrested near Boston a ‘person of interest’ in Lewiston shooting
A fugitive was arrested on a warrant in a Massachusetts hotel room Friday morning and police in Lewiston are hoping to question him about a Thursday morning shooting here.
Neighbors help douse fire in Auburn
Firefighters ushered the homeowner outside, along with two dogs.
Mark LaFlamme: How to avoid stink face and foot torch this summer
Street Talk: Lobster meat soaked in melted butter, tears and fresh blood. Does anything say summer like that?
Mark LaFlamme: Now with more spitting and horse wrangling
Talk of the town: Space cowboys. Real cowboys. Older cat ladies. Dancing Statues of Liberties. And where is Bog Hoot again?
Car rolls down embankment following Turner crash
Turner fire and rescue crews had to extricate an occupant from the car while struggling to keep the vehicle from sliding further down the embankment.
Firefighters battle stubborn machine blaze in Lewiston
When firefighters first arrived, they found heavy smoke inside the building but it appeared that the fire had been doused with an extinguisher.
Power mostly restored after Tuesday morning storm
A total of 46,679 customers lost power in the storm; 90% restored by 5 p.m.