Sunday’s swap at USM and the May 1 event at UMaine will feature hundreds of used bikes of all types – mountain bikes, road bikes, classic cruisers, children’s bikes and hybrids.

Freeport groups that are planning commemoration ceremonies for the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks have arranged for two steel beams from the World Trade Center to be erected in town as a monument.

At 7:29 p.m., police received a report of intoxicated people on Wabon Street.

FALMOUTH — Eighty-five-year-old Eunice Stone wasn’t convinced that a class would help her with the challenges of aging and living with a chronic health condition, but her doctor recommended the workshop — called Living Well for Better Health. Also, she said, it cost only $10.

AUGUSTA — State Treasurer Bruce Poliquin asked pointed questions Friday about meal and travel expenses incurred by the executive director of the Maine Municipal Bond Bank, a quasi-state agency that borrows money on behalf of cities and towns across the state.

AUGUSTA — A bill that would roll back development buffers around Maine’s lakes and rivers found an unexpected opponent at a public hearing Friday: the LePage administration.

PORTLAND — What was billed as a Portland Museum of Art discussion of the place of public art in society quickly and predictably turned into a renewal of the debate about the governor’s decision to remove a mural from the state Department of Labor offices.

MONMOUTH — Selectmen this week extended a deadline for submitting Town Meeting petitions, prompting sharp criticism the board is acting unfairly.