The event is from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. today in Oxford.
March 2012
After tornado outbreaks, survivors begin to reassess damage
Emergency crews desperately searched for survivors Saturday after a wave of violent storms demolished towns in Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio.
SNAPSHOT: Orange Crush
ORANGE CRUSH: Gardiner Area High School fans cheer on the Tigers during the Class B state championship game against Yarmouth on Friday night at the Bangor Auditorium. Gardiner lost 65-53.
Snowe laments loss of ‘sensible center’
PORTLAND — Lamenting that the “sensible center has now virtually disappeared,” U.S. Sen. Olympia Snowe on Friday renewed her call for consensus building in the polarized Senate. She said voters need to reward instead of punish lawmakers willing to set aside partisanship to find common ground.
Senate race still jumbled for Democrats, Republicans alike
PORTLAND — When the week started, Peter Chandler, chief of staff to Rep. Mike Michaud, figured he had a pretty good idea how the next five days would go.
Diocese vows to inform about same-sex marriage
PORTLAND — The Roman Catholic Diocese of Portland will take no active role in the campaign against a same-sex marriage proposal that’s expected to be on the state ballot in November, Bishop Richard Malone announced Friday.
Lattin resigns from Winthrop city council
WINTHROP — James Lattin, town councilor since January 2010, resigned this week without explanation.
Nearly naked man charged with trespass
WATERVILLE — A man wearing only his underpants was arrested late Thursday after police found him inside a dentist’s office.
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS HOCKEY: Cony faces toughest test of season in Eastern A semifinals
The Cony High School hockey team has won 11 of its last 12 games, including an overtime victory over rival Maranacook/Hall-Dale/Winthrop in an Eastern A quarterfinal this week.
37 new American citizens sworn in at ceremony
FALMOUTH — Miranda Qahalliu on Friday summed up her reason for moving from Bulgaria to the United States in a simple phrase.