CHELSEA — The Talon Harwood Memorial Ride, which will benefit LifeFlight of Maine, has been scheduled for Saturday.
August 2012
NFL: Patriots a model for Saints
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) — A harsh penalty imposed by NFL commissioner Roger Goodell may inspire the New Orleans Saints to have an outstanding season.
VOLLEYBALL: Beach volleyball court ready for use
AUGUSTA — You don’t have to qualify for the Olympics to give beach volleyball a try. You can play the sport in Augusta at the new Olympic-sized beach volleyball court at the small park to the rear of the Buker Community Center off Capital St. Extension.
Colby Circle site chosen for new Waterville police station
WATERVILLE — City councilors voted 6-0 Tuesday to buy land at Colby Circle to build a police station.
MLB: Ortiz hopes to return this weekend
BOSTON (AP) — Red Sox designated hitter David Ortiz took batting practice on the field Tuesday and thinks his return to Boston’s lineup is close.
Trial begins in Maine ‘scare game’ shooting
Twenty-year-old Luke Bryant initially told police he picked up a shotgun to clean it but later said he dry-fired it to scare his friend and didn’t know it was loaded.
OLYMPICS: Massachusetts gymnast Raisman wins gold medal in floor exercise
BOSTON (AP) — Olympic gymnast Aly Raisman won gold in the individual floor exercise in London on Tuesday, and her hometown of Needham, Mass. couldn’t be more proud.
Ron Paul’s Maine delegates reject compromise as GOP convention nears
There is concern that in-fighting among Maine’s GOP could result in the state losing its delegate seats to the Republican National Convention later this month.
Man pleads guilty to bilking L.L. Bean, Wright Express
Matthew J. LaForge of Brunswick took about $231,000 from Wright Express and about $220,000 from L.L. Bean, according to the government.
Police continue to investigate shooting of Augusta area man
WARREN — Police are investigating what led to the shooting of a central Maine man early Tuesday morning.