PORTLAND — Kenny Hayes scored 28 of his game-high 32 points in the second half in leading the Maine Red Claws to a 99-91 win over the Fort Wayne Mad Ants in front of 2,799 Sunday night at the Portland Expo.
December 2011
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BILL NEMITZ: State treasurer, Popham neighbors at odds
Nary a day goes by that those of us on State Treasurer Bruce Poliquin’s media email list don’t log on and find one, two, maybe even three news releases keeping us abreast of the latest not-so-quiet act of heroism by the state’s chief financial officer.
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Mekong kayak trip basis for two events
WATERVILLE — When Brian Eustis and Hutch Brown worked together in the mid-1990s as raft guides, they couldn’t have guessed where their burgeoning skills would take them.
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MISS MAINE FIELD HOCKEY: Sevey selected as best of best
AUGUSTA — Skowhegan senior Nicole Sevey doesn’t say very much, but her reaction as she began her acceptance speech Sunday afternoon betrayed her emotion.
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Cape Elizabeth robotics team shines again
GORHAM — Winning a robot race takes more than speed.
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Library to make collection public
WATERVILLE — The Waterville Public Library will soon be able to make its collection of archival materials on Waterville’s history available to the public online and in the newly renovated building.
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PechaKucha Night presenters wanted
WATERVILLE — Presenters are needed for Friday, Jan. 20, 2012 PechaKucha Night Waterville, Volume 6. The deadline for submissions is Wednesday, Dec. 14.
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Palmyra Historical Society raffle winner
PALMYRA — The Palmyra Historical Society raised $178 on a raffle of a painting titled “The Rose” by local Palmyra resident and artist Susan Estes. The raffle drawing took place at the Autumn Fest recently. The winner was Mr. Lester Goforth.
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NFL: Patriots hold on for win
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) — Rob Gronkowski scored three more touchdowns. Chances are the New England Patriots are thinking more about the three touchdowns they allowed in the fourth quarter.
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Area residents give pole fitness a whirl
FARMINGDALE — Brittany Rogers never had muscular arms. That is, until she took up pole fitness classes.