WATERVILLE — The Waterville non-sanctioned bridge club winners on Thursday were: Jimmie Bradeen and Jeannie Ives, Pat Kick and Lou Veilleux, Betty Perry and Paul Leberman, Lee Duff and Charlie, Gagnon, Connie Fedorovich and Rona Backstrom, Mike Gosseline and Claudette McNeil.
March 2012
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RELIGION BRIEFS
SOUTH CHINA — South China Community Church Sunday service will begin at 10:30 a.m. The Rev. Paul Harwath, the new pastor, will be there to greet people.
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M.D. HARMON: Does having two Democrats in Senate race give GOP an edge?
Does it seem fair that Maine’s Republicans have to choose one candidate for U.S. Senate this June, while the Democrats will have two people contesting for the seat?
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Winslow man Tasered
WINSLOW — A 22-year-old Winslow man was shocked with a stun gun Thursday after police say he fled during questioning in connection with attempted scrap metal theft.
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Morning Sentinel police log: March 17, 2012
IN ALBION, Friday at 1:18 a.m., reported suspicious activity was investigated on Duck Pond Lane.
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Snowmobilers collide on pond near Jackman
ATTEAN TOWNSHIP — One man suffered head injuries and another man faces a criminal charge after their snowmobiles collided on Big Wood Pond on Thursday afternoon.
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Vassalboro board supports application for grant
VASSALBORO — Selectmen agreed Thursday to support a local businessman’s application for a grant that will help him enlarge his building and make it more energy efficient.
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For ice fishing, a season to forget
Marc Bessette didn’t get out on the ice to fish this year, but knew the season wasn’t the best. People weren’t clamoring to buy his handmade ice fishing traps.
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Michaud, Levesque on the same side this time
PITTSFIELD — When Congressman Mike Michaud toured Argo Marketing Group’s call center Friday, he spoke about the need for elected officials to put aside partisan bickering and help people.
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THOMAS COLLEGE SPRING PREVIEW: Day, Terriers off to fast start
Jenn Day arrived at Thomas College last fall ready to play. The freshman from Gardiner started all 17 games for the soccer team and this spring is showing what she can do on the lacrosse field.