ATLANTA (AP) — Kentucky could’ve cut the nets down at halftime.
March 2012
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ON BASEBALL: Bard shows stuff of a starter
DUNEDIN, Fla. — Daniel Bard began the sixth inning under the bright Florida skies by hitting Blue Jays slugger Jose Bautista with a pitch.
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Franklin County voters to weigh dispatch center
FARMINGTON — A plan to build a new emergency 911 dispatch center for Franklin County is ready to go before voters this summer now that county officials made some changes to lower the project’s original price tag.
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Nomination papers available in Madison
MADISON — The following positions will be voted on at the local June election: Anson Madison Sanitary Trustee, one three-year term; board of assessors, one three-year term; board of selectmen, one three-year term, library trustee, one five-year term; Madison Electric board of director, one five-year term; Madison Water District Trustee, one three-year term; Anson Madison Water District Trustee, remainder of a three-year term; road commissioner, one one-year term; town clerk/treasurer one-year term; School Administrative District 59 board of directors, two three-year terms.
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Madison Information booth to open May 1
MADISON — The Madison/Anson Information Booth will open May 1, Route 148 next to Kennebec Creamery.
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Conservation group acquires 192 Canaan Bog acres
SKOWHEGAN — Land management and conservation group Somerset Woods Trustees has acquired 192 acres of the ecologically sensitive Canaan Bog in East Skowhegan as part of a land swap with Central Maine Power Co.
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Farmington’s new wind rules to be tested
FARMINGTON — Debbie Huddleston and her husband bought their home 15 years ago because the site was quiet and had picturesque views of farmland off Bailey Hill Road.
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Hope & Healing hike event set for May 5
BENTON/WINSLOW — The second annual Hope & Healing Caring Connection Hike will begin at 9 a.m. Saturday, May 5, at the Benton-Winslow Rotary Trail in Benton. The hike will be 3.8 miles. Proceeds will benefit L.N Clark Inspiration Network and Hospice Volunteers of Waterville Area.
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Homeschoolers’ Read-Ins planned in Waterville
WATERVILLE — Waterville Public Library recently announced a new program for homeschooling families interested in reading and studying popular picture book authors.