BINGHAM — Two women were critically injured Friday when a tractor-trailer truck jack-knifed on U.S. Route 201 and landed on top of their vehicle, pinning it against a tree.
April 2011
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Penmanship award named for fifth-grader without hands
READFIELD — Nicholas Maxim is just like any other fifth-grader. He wants to grow up to be Tom Brady. He loves writing comic strips. He refers to his best friend on the planet as “Bud.”
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YOUTH HOCKEY: Proceeds from KIA rally earmarked for league
Kennebec Youth Hockey Association President Wendy Gagne said Monday the proceeds from a Sunday rally at the Kennebec Ice Arena will go to her organization.
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Funding for improvements on Waterville City Council’s agenda
WATERVILLE — At Tuesday’s public hearing, the council will discuss borrowing for projects including the Waterville Opera House renovation and expansion project; Waterville Public Library renovations; improvements to Campus Drive through Colby College and other items, according to Council Chairman Dana Sennett, D-Ward 4.
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No mural, no money, says U.S. Department of Labr
AUGUSTA — The U.S. Department of Labor says Gov. Paul LePage violated the terms of a federal grant when he removed a labor-themed mural from a state office building last month. Now the federal government, which paid most of the mural’s $60,000 cost, wants its money back.
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Maine job seekers’ skills not meeting employers’ needs
FARMINGTON — The good news is that companies in Maine are starting to look to hire workers for emerging careers in health care, science and technology.
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Committee kills proposed town funding formula
AUGUSTA — The Legislature’s Taxation Committee has unanimously rejected Gov. Paul LePage’s proposal to change the way cities and towns receive state money, the committee’s Senate chair said Monday.
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DAVID B. OFFER: Different regulations here makes health insurance cost less in N.H.
Want to save some money on health insurance? Move to New Hampshire.
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PUBLIC HEARING ABOUTRATE INCREASE REQUEST
The office of the state superintendent of insurance is holding a series of meetings to hear public comment about the rate increase requested by Anthem Blue Cross. The next meeting in central Maine will be 4-6 p.m. Monday in the Androscoggin Room at the Department of Professional and Financial Regulation at 76 Northern Ave., Gardiner.
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Erskine announces last day of school
CHINA — Parents and students should be advised of several changes to Erskine Academy’s school calendar. Friday, April 15 has been rescheduled as a no-student/teacher-workshop day. In addition, due to excessive storm days, it is necessary for students to attend classes on June 20 and 21.