WINSLOW — Devin Fitzgivens scored a pair of goals as the Winslow High School girls soccer team beat Camden Hills 4-0 in a Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference Class B game Thursday.
September 2012
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COLLEGE ROUNDUP: UMF cruises to win over UNE
FARMINGTON — Mt. Blue graduate Ava Amador scored three goals as the University of Maine at Farmington women’s soccer team beat the University of Maine at Presque Isle 10-0 in a non-conference game Thursday at Prescott Field.
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West Nile found in two more towns
He had predicted last week that more cases probably would be found before mosquito season ends with the first hard frosts — generally between Oct. 1 and 15.
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Senate candidates support Obama’s response to Libya attack
PORTLAND — Maine’s three leading U.S. Senate candidates said Thursday they supported President Barack Obama’s measured statements and security response to the attack on American officials in Libya this week.
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Republican group’s ad blasts Angus King and Cynthia Dill on wind energy
A new television ad by a national Republican group blasts independent U.S. Senate candidate Angus King and Democrat Cynthia Dill for their support of industrial wind.
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H.S. FOOTBALL GAME OF THE WEEK: Waterville hopes to finally beat Gardiner
It started in 2005, the year both Gardiner and Waterville joined the Pine Tree Conference Class B division. Gardiner took a 27-25 win over Waterville that season, and each season since, the Tigers have defeated the Purple Panthers.
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HIGH SCHOOL FIELD HOCKEY: Gardiner holds off Waterville
WATERVILLE — As Thursday afternoon’s game wound down, Waterville field hockey coach Ashley Pullen consistently urged her team to play hard until the game was over.
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Lawyer moves to supress inverview in murder case
AUGUSTA — Michael Young’s hands and shorts were covered with blood when police arrived at the apartment he shared with David Cox.
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State still wants natural gas pipeline, but next step is unclear
AUGUSTA — State officials said Thursday they remain very much interested in natural gas being brought to more Mainers, even though flaws have torpedoed the state’s award of a multi-million dollar contract to build a pipeline in central Maine.
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U.S. Department of Commerce calls New England groundfishing season a disaster
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of Commerce declared a disaster for New England’s struggling groundfishing fleet for the 2013 season, opening the door for Congress to appropriate up to $100 million to help fishermen.