PORTLAND — The Maine Charter School Commission has given itself a July 1 deadline to decide whether to approve proposals for charter schools.
March 2012
King says he’s in it to win it
‘I am certainly not interested in being a spoiler and changing the dynamics of the race,’ former governor says during interview
COLLEGE SKIING/SNOWBOARDING: UMF’s Keough repeats
NEWRY — University of Maine at Farmington senior Katie Keough defended her women’s snowboarding giant slalom title Tuesday at the United States Collegiate Ski and Snowboard Association National Championships at Sunday River Ski Resort.
Wilton won’t claim demolition site
WILTON — Voters on Tuesday unanimously voted to keep the town from taking ownership of a contaminated demolition site on Depot Street.
Wintle expected to plead guilty
AUGUSTA — A former legislator is scheduled to plead guilty today in Kennebec County Superior Court to charges he held a stranger at gunpoint in the parking lot of a Waterville Dunkin’ Donuts.
LURC overhaul bill headed to full vote
AUGUSTA — A proposal to overhaul the agency that regulates development in the nearly 10 million-acre region of Maine known as the Unorganized Territory is heading for votes by the full Legislature.
Tea party opinions divided on Snowe
PORTLAND — While it’s common knowledge that the tea party was frustrated with Maine Sen. Olympia Snowe, activists were divided over whether the woman sometimes described as the most liberal Republican in the Senate should exit Congress.
NFL: Report says Manning, Colts to part ways
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The Peyton Manning era in Indianapolis is expected to end today, according to a report.
MLB: Bard throws 2 scoreless innings
FORT MYERS, Fla. (AP) — For Daniel Bard, it was a nice start. Especially since it was his first one in five years.
Arrest papers issued, recalled on protesters
AUGUSTA — A judge on Tuesday morning issued arrest warrants for five former Occupy movement protesters, including a Benton selectwoman, after they failed to appear in court.