FARMINGTON — When Theodora J. Kalikow retires this summer after 18 years as president of University of Maine at Farmington, she wants to see the next generation find ways to keep giving everyone a chance to get a higher education.
April 2012
Poliquin lists sources of private income
State Treasurer Bruce Poliquin listed seven private sources of income — including his two businesses — on a 2011 annual financial disclosure report filed earlier this month.
Deadly booby traps found on popular trail in Utah
Two men are arrested for setting the devices near a shelter they built in a popular hiking spot.
Smoking ban eyed for recreation areas
WATERVILLE — Smoking will be prohibited at most city parks, trails, playgrounds and other recreation areas if city councilors approve the ban.
Questions swirl around Snowe’s unused money
The Republican nominee hoping to succeed U.S. Sen. Olympia Snowe is not assured to receive most, or any, of the outgoing senator’s campaign war chest.
COMMENTARY — ON BASKETBALL: A message needs to be sent to keep the Peace
Just like the real thing, Metta World Peace didn’t last very long.
NFL DRAFT: No surprises at top of this mock draft
NEW YORK — How appropriate for a quarterback-driven league that the top two picks on Thursday night will be passers expected to turn around franchises.
Law change decreases use of Clean Election funds
Fewer candidates for the Maine Legislature are running publicly financed campaigns this year under the state’s newly amended, and less generous, Clean Election Act.
NFL DRAFT: Expect Pats to make moves on draft day
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — The New England Patriots can make quick work of the NFL draft. With no picks after the fourth round, Bill Belichick and his braintrust could be done long before the seven-round selection process is over.
‘Dream house’ plan unveiled for downtown Skowhegan
SKOWHEGAN — How about a rustic wooden pergola — like a grape arbor — greeting visitors driving into downtown Skowhegan from the north?