FAIRFIELD — The newly released contract for the first charter school in Maine has some unusual standards for the students, many of whom are already considered to be at a high risk of dropping out from a mainstream high school.
August 2012
Seven relatives, associates of poaching suspect face charges
MOUNT VERNON — The Sunday after Thanksgiving, with firearms deer hunting season closed for the year, George Smith followed blood near his garage and drag marks to a pile of deer entrails and two empty beer bottles. He checked at the local tagging station to see who’d shot the deer on his property and left the mess.
Only strong survive Throwdown
AUGUSTA — Apparently 110-pound barbells, a 550-pound tire and kegs full of water weren’t enough.
Maine’s wolf hybrids dogged by questions
In May 2011, wolf hybrids in the state of Maine became the subject of a planned extinction, when a new law required all the animals to be registered, micro-chipped and neutered to prevent reproduction.
In Hollywood arms race, Obama on top
Celebrities head to battleground states in support of the president.
Truth Test: Summers’ ad tells truth, stretched a bit
The Republican criticizes Angus King for liking to ‘say one thing and do another.’
Political Notebook: Dill praises Dems for stance on gay marriage
The Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate says the support shows that party affiliation is important.
Washington Notebook: Wedding weekend for Collins
WASHINGTON – Two of Maine’s political power brokers have tied the knot. Sen. Susan Collins and Thomas Daffron married Saturday in a small private ceremony in Collins’ hometown of Caribou. The two met in the early 1970s while Collins was an intern in then-Rep. Bill Cohen’s office in Washington, D.C., where Daffron worked as Cohen’s […]
Sen. Susan Collins gets married in her hometown
The Maine lawmaker weds her longtime friend and mentor, Thomas Daffron, in a low-key ceremony in Caribou.