The man who’s been restoring a 72-foot antique ketch in his yard since 2006 faces fines of $1,000 a day if he doesn’t move it.
March 2012
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Turnpike plans to repave five-mile stretch
The stretch between West Gardiner and Litchfield is scheduled to be repaved in April.
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Ohio becomes a Romney-Santorum dead heat
Ohio is a critical battleground that also has a history as a key general election swing state.
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Get Easter baskets at the Muskie Center
WATERVILLE — Spectrum Generations Muskie Center, 38 Gold St., will sell Easter baskets in March, while supplies last, for $10 each.
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Wilton Caree Center March workshops set
WILTON — Workshops held at the Wilton CareerCenter are set to begin Monday, March 12. All workshops are free and open to the public, but registration is required.
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Toothaker Pond Ice-Out Contest set
PHILLIPS — Guesses are now being accepted for the second annual Toothaker Pond Ice-Out Contest.
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UMF invites public to ‘Politics in Maine’
FARMINGTON — The University of Maine at Farmington spring class on “Politics in Maine” will host a series of public presentations featuring candidates and office holders in Maine politics and government and media professionals. These sessions, featuring a single presenter, are free and open to the public and will begin at 6:15 p.m., most weeks through May, in Thomas Auditorium, in UMF Preble/Ricker Hall.
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USM hosting unemployment forum this week
Wednesday’s forum at the university’s Portland campus will explore what organizers call Maine’s continuing unemployment crisis.
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Maine’s avg. gasoline price jumps another nickel
An analyst says even steeper prices are likely on the way.
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Maine bill seeks longer statute in sex crimes
The Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee is scheduled to take up Rep. Anne Haskell’s bill today.