BRUNSWICK — A nearly century-old hunting boot is catching on with a younger generation that sees the utilitarian footwear as hip.
December 2011
HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP: Bruce, Madison improve to 5-0
AUBURN — Samantha Bruce scored 18 points and Madison outscored St. Dom’s by 11 points in the third quarter on its way to a 50-42 Mountain Valley Conference girls basketball victory on Thursday.
COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Black Bears win 1st game in tourney
ESTERO, Fla. — Brian Flynn and Spencer Abbott each had a goal and two assists as the University of Maine men’s hockey team beat Clarkson 6-1 in the first game of the Florida College Classic on Thursday afternoon.
Numbers dwindle at Occupy Maine camp as cold temperatures arrive
Cold weather and holidays are taking a toll on Occupy Maine. Only five people attended the daily general assembly at 6 p.m. Thursday in Lincoln Park, far fewer than the two dozen people who were attending earlier this month, and the 30 to 40 people in November and October.
New crowd buys old boot, giving L.L. Bean a boost
BRUNSWICK — A nearly century-old hunting boot is catching on with a younger generation that sees the utilitarian footwear as hip.
NFL: Home field still important for Patriots
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — All the New England Patriots need to gain home-field advantage throughout the AFC playoffs is a win or tie against the struggling Buffalo Bills on Sunday.
Bellavance takes stand
AUGUSTA — Testifying in his own defense Thursday, Raymond Bellavance Jr. said he considered topless coffee shop waitress Krista MacIntyre a “friend with benefits” and was not jealous of her relationships with other men.
Starks withdrawal now in voters’ hands
STARKS — The town now faces its biggest hurdle yet in its attempt to secede from the school district: a two-thirds majority vote at the polls.
Police narrow search for Ayla Reynolds
WATERVILLE — The sprawling police command center at City Hall still hummed on Thursday as the search for missing toddler Ayla Reynolds entered its 13th day, but it was a quieter hum than last week.
BILL NEMITZ: Blanket Project helps kids in jail stitch together lives
It’s hardly the kind of talk you’d expect from a kid who’s spent the last nine months at the Long Creek Youth Development Center.