PALERMO — A Palermo father and son and two Bucksport brothers died on snowy Route 3 on Sunday afternoon in Maine’s deadliest motor vehicle crash of the year.
December 2011
People eat, sing, visit at Central Maine Family Christmas Dinner
WATERVILLE — Cooking a Christmas dinner for 1,000 people is no big deal.
BILL NEMITZ: A homecoming Jackman won’t soon forget
JACKMAN — It started with a Facebook message. When Karla Talpey, the longtime local Boy Scout leader, heard just over a week ago that U.S. Army Sgt. Timothy Gilboe would be home for Christmas, she made a beeline for her computer.
NFL: Some players would still hide concussion
In a series of interviews about head injuries with The Associated Press over the last two weeks, 23 of 44 NFL players — slightly more than half — said they would try to conceal a possible concussion rather than pull themselves out of a game. Some acknowledged they already have. Players also said they should be better protected from their own instincts: More than two-thirds of the group the AP talked to wants independent neurologists on sidelines during games.
ON MAINE POLITICS: Guns at work remain issue
AUGUSTA — Guns, and whether they can be stored in your vehicle at work, will once again be debated by lawmakers in the upcoming session.
Bank, vendors split on Associated Grocers money
Eight months after the Gardiner-based Associated Grocers of Maine cooperative closed, vendors and a bank are squabbling over some $3.3 million while former employees say they have not received a penny of severance, vacation or any other benefit from their former employer.
Public HeadStart forum set for Jan. 18
WATERVILLE — There will be a public meeting with elected officials, or a staff member, to discuss concerns and issues on funding for Early HeadStartHeadStart programs.
YEAR IN SPORTS: 2011 belong to Bruins
BOSTON — This was the year the Stanley Cup finally got a rolling rally of its own.
BRIDGE RESULTS
WATERVILLE — The Waterville non-sanctioned bridge club winners on Thursday were: Suzon Morrison and Connie Fedorovich, Mike Gosseline and Claudette McNeil, Lou Veilleux and Patricia Kick, Betty Perry and Judy Jones, Rona Backstrom and Ginny Kelly, Connie Begin and Jimmie Bradeen.
Alcohol seller training planned in Jackman
JACKMAN — Alcohol seller training for certification of off-premise employees will take place from noon to 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 18, at Bishop’s Motel on Main Street. Cost is $10 per person.