They ask that the funding be directed toward areas such as fishery science, economic development and for industry expenses.
September 2012
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Maine woman accused of murder-for-hire plot
Police charge the 46-year-old mother of 13 with trying to hire someone to kill her husband.
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About 16,000 without power after Maine storms
The hardest hit areas were the Kennebec County communities of Winthrop, Vassalboro and Wayne.
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Large fish kill reported in western Maine lake
The fish kill in Lake Auburn began late last week and involves lake trout and other deep-dwelling fish.
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Bangor police bringing back walking beats
Police believe the approach has been effective in addressing panhandling, disorderly conduct, property damage and similar behavior.
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MLB: Red Sox hand Rays 4th straight loss
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — Felix Doubront limited Tampa Bay’s sputtering offense to one hit over six innings and the Boston Red Sox rallied for a 7-5 victory that dealt another blow to the Rays’ fading playoff hopes on Tuesday.
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COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Colby downs UMF
FARMINGTON — Crysti Tsujiura scored the first two goals of the game as the Colby women’s soccer team beat the University of Maine at Farmington 5-0 Tuesday at Prescott Field.
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HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP: Rouillard lifts Cony to win
AUGUSTA — Ean Rouillard scored two second half goals as the Cony High School boys soccer team beat Oxford Hills 2-1 in a Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference Class A game Tuesday.
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COLLEGE CONNECTIONS: Ford set for big final year
Brittany Ford enjoyed a successful athletic career at Cony High School, lettering in field hockey, basketball and track and field, but when it came time to choose a college, academics came first.
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Kennebec County Superior Court
AUGUSTA — Maynard J. Marin, 59, of New Gloucester, pleaded guilty Friday in Kennebec County Superior Court to a charge of driving to endanger.