Gov. Paul LePage isn’t uncovering wrongs from the previous administration, he’s creating them. According to all the articles I read, the MaineCare fiasco went like this: A new computer program was being instituted to merge and edge out the old one in order to be up to federal standards in regards to MaineCare reconciliations. LePage […]
April 2012
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Board elects Hebert to aid Starks merge with Mt. Blue district
STARKS — Jennifer Zweig Hebert will be the interim school board member who guides the town through its recently approved merger with Mt. Blue Regional School District.
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HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL: Blood talks about reason for resigning
WINSLOW — Not long after Steve Blood resigned as Winslow softball coach, he got a phone call from his sister. She had heard he resigned because of problems dealing with parents.
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HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL NOTEBOOK: Good start for Panthers, Cougars
Both Waterville and Mt. Blue finished 0-16 last season. Both have already made sure the same thing won’t happen this spring.
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ON BOATING: Officials seek information to make boating more enjoyable
Do you know of a boat launch that might need a repair or upgrade? Are the navigation aids in your favorite lake adequate? Is there a lake or pond that you would love to explore by boat, but have not because it lacks adequate access?
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OUR OPINION: On infrastructure bonds, lawmakers need to push back
We have a message for everyone who travels on a crumbling road to get to work, or hopes to get a job putting some of those roads back into shape: Gov. Paul LePage is holding you hostage.
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KATHLEEN PARKER: What were Obama’s people thinking when they sent him to NC?
Either President Barack Obama has wings of Kevlar — or he has the most incompetent scheduling staff in White House history.
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FRESH WATER FISHING REPORT: Fishing got an early start this spring
The statewide fishing report compiled by the Maine Sunday Telegram runs every two weeks.
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Jury deliberates fate of Blaine House Occupy protestors
AUGUSTA — A jury will resume deliberating today in a case in which five people are being tried together on charges that they criminally trespassed at the governor’s residence as part of an Occupy Augusta protest last fall.
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Blair inappropriate choice for Colby commencement
I am so disappointed in Colby College for inviting Tony Blair to give this year’s commencement address. Awarding an honorary degree to Blair destroys the credibility of Colby. Blair’s legacy is that he committed his country to an unjust war of choice in which hundreds of thousands of people died, against the recommendations of his […]