AUGUSTA — The Augusta Duplicate Bridge Club has announced its recent winners.
August 2012
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College students
PORTLAND — Patrick John Burnham, son of Ronald and Suzanne Burnham of Gardiner, has been named to the spring semester dean’s list at the University of New England.
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Franklin County Halloween kidnapping convicts’ sentencing delayed
FARMINGTON — Three men responsible for a Halloween crime spree and kidnapping will not be sentenced until late September to give attorneys for the defense more time to gather information relevant to the case.
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Local religious services offered
AUGUSTA — A vacation Bible school will take place from 9 a.m to noon Aug. 13-17 at The Salvation Army of Augusta, 11 North Pearl St.
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Court rejects bias claim from VA benefits thief from Augusta
A former Augusta man imprisoned for stealing more than $47,000 in benefits from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has lost an appeal of a civil court claim that he was unlawfully denied a promotion within the VA.
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J.P. DEVINE: Why I cherish a life not planned
I was good, really good, but he was better for the part. It was the cold winter of 1956. We were both out at the old NBC studios in Brooklyn, auditioning for the part of an Italian brother in a new hourlong drama.
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MLB: Carroll leads Twins over Red Sox
BOSTON (AP) — Jamey Carroll had four hits, including a go-ahead single in the 10th inning that sent the Minnesota Twins over the Boston Red Sox 6-5 Friday night.
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Morning Sentinel police log and arrests: Aug. 4, 2012
IN CLINTON, Thursday at 5:12 p.m., harassment was reported on Hill Road.
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Woman dead in Winthrop tanker-truck crash
WINTHROP — A local woman was killed in a crash with a tanker truck just after 2 p.m. Friday on U.S. Route 202 near the East Winthrop post office.
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LePage shows support for former Husson president Bill Beardsley in face of criticism
Gov. Paul LePage has given a vote of confidence to Department of Conservation Commissioner Bill Beardsley, the former Husson University president who was told several years ago that a prominent Bangor-area minister was a different, darker person than the image he projected in public.