Molly Neptune Parker and others were honored Wednesday night at a National Endowment for the Arts banquet in Washington.
October 2012
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Belfast man gets 9 years for friend’s death
Luke Bryant, 21, told police he didn’t know the shotgun was loaded when he aimed it at his friend and pulled the trigger.
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MLB: Yankees beat Sox, win AL East
NEW YORK (AP) — Covered in bubbly and wearing his new AL East champions hat, Derek Jeter sounded almost relieved after the New York Yankees ended a thrilling pennant race at the top of the league.
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MLB: Cabrera wins Triple Crown
Miguel Cabrera won baseball’s first Triple Crown in 45 years Wednesday night, becoming only the third living player to achieve the feat.
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Summers to skip two more debates
Candidates for Maine’s U.S. Senate seat will square off in two separate forums today, one in Augusta and one in Portland.
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HIGH SCHOOL FIELD HOCKEY NOTEBOOK: Cony getting better
Cony hasn’t been able to beat one of the top teams in Eastern A field hockey this year, but the Rams are still improving. They’ve gone 1-1-2 over their last four games, and stand at 3-6-3 overall.
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LOCAL ROUNDUP: Winthrop earns spot in golf state championships
VASSALBORO — It’s been a few years since the Winthrop golf team qualified for the Class C state tournament.
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Kennebec Journal Police Report: South Belfast Ave. crash hospitilizes man
AUGUSTA — A city man was taken to the hospital Tuesday after the car he was driving reportedly pulled in front of a sport-utility vehicle on South Belfast Avenue.
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Kaplan University holds ceremonial opening in Augusta
AUGUSTA — With a new campus that can accommodate up to 1,000 students, Kaplan University is poised to play a major role in higher education in central Maine.
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Wiscasset Adult and Community Education offers fall field trips
WISCASSET — Wiscasset Adult and Community Education has announced several fall trips.