With an abundance of lobster on the market, the campaign is designed to encourage consumers to eat more.
July 2012
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Roberge ready for Richmond fire chief role
RICHMOND — The town’s new fire chief said he knows he has big shoes to fill.
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Resistance to toll hike plan grows louder at Gardiner hearing
GARDINER — Just before the Maine Turnpike Authority makes a decision on toll increases, drivers from this end of the turnpike had their chance to weigh in on Monday evening.
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Overnight burglars in Winslow leave damage, make off with $20
WINSLOW — Two overnight burglaries caused significant damage to businesses but netted only $20 for the culprits.
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New Ayla Reynolds shrine marks 7 months since Waterville toddler was reported missing
WATERVILLE — A shrine to missing toddler Ayla Reynolds has returned, albeit in a different form.
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MOVIE REVIEW: ‘Goodfellas’ is Scorsese at his best
“As far back as I can remember, I always wanted to be a gangster.”
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GOP fund raising surge for Summers in Senate race
Republican donors gave GOP Senate candidate Charlie Summers a financial boost after he won last month’s primary election, but Summers is still well behind former Gov. Angus King in the money chase, new campaign finance reports show.
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Regional School Unit 18 voters to decide on leaner budget
OAKLAND — Voters who rejected a $33 million Regional School Unit 18 budget will be asked to weigh in on a smaller, leaner budget next week.
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Flood outpolls conservative challenger for GOP nomination
AUGUSTA — Establishment Republicans came together Monday to support Rep. Patrick Flood in his bid to be the party nominee in Senate District 21.
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Locally produced, low-budget film ‘The Eighteenth Hour’ premieres at MIFF
WATERVILLE — You don’t need a fortune to break into the film business — $1,200 will do just fine.