AUGUSTA — It’s been 52 years since the Augusta Country Club last hosted the annual Charlie’s Maine Open.
June 2012
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MAINE COMPASS: We need to fight perfect storm of gas and oil prices, tax breaks
A perfect storm is happening with gasoline in our country.
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Morning Sentinel police log: June 19, 2012
IN ANSON, Monday at 5:21 a.m., a vehicle accident was reported on Valley Road.
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Waterville councilors to talk yard ordinance
WATERVILLE — City councilors tonight will consider approving a property rule change that would make it easier for the code enforcement officer to cite people for weed, rubbish and garbage violations.
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Augusta man pleads guilty to 93 crimes
AUGUSTA — A 26-year-old city man who committed 40 burglaries in Kennebec County and 53 other theft-related charges — for a total of 93 — pleaded guilty to all of them Monday morning in Kennebec County Superior Court.
Posted inEditorials, Opinion
OUR OPINION: Obama’s policy for immigrants a good first step
Mitt Romney is partly right in his criticism of President Barack Obama’s executive order to stop the deportation of as many as 800,000 undocumented immigrants: It doesn’t go far enough.
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DHHS shortfall delays MaineCare payments
AUGUSTA — A $12.5 million shortfall at the state Department of Health and Human Services means health care providers who receive MaineCare funding won’t get paid on time in June.
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STILL LIFE: Jammin’ in North Anson
Brian Pomelow, left, strums the guitar of Steve Camden, right, in an impromptu jam session outside Casey’s Market in North Anson on Monday.
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Democratic Party urges embattled legislator to end re-election bid
A party leader says a dispute that involved state Rep. Alex Cornell du Houx is a distraction.
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Detroit man pleads guilty to killing his father
SKOWHEGAN — A Detroit man awaiting trial for the murder of his father pleaded guilty Monday in Somerset Superior Court. Angelo Licata, 34, was facing a murder charge for the July 21 bludgeoning death of Alfred Licata, 63, in Cambridge. The guilty plea was a reversal from Licata’s not-guilty plea on Oct. 6. Sentencing will […]