The network upgrades include adding Ethernet high-speed equipment to those communities.
October 2012
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Maine high court hears appeal of Portland murder conviction
The appeal by Daudoit Butsitsi maintains a judge’s comment could have influenced the verdict in his trial.
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Pending trade pact could cost Maine shoe worker jobs, forum told
SKOWHEGAN — It was called Trade Policy 101, a daylong panel discussion Wednesday on trade fundamentals and the impact of international trade agreements on Maine workers, primarily footwear employees at New Balance factories.
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No acceptable bids for current MaineGeneral Medical Center properties
So far, there are no takers for two gently used hospital properties.
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HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER PLAYOFF ROUNDUP: Erskine pulls off big upset
BRUNSWICK — The Erskine girls soccer team followed up a dramatic playoff victory with another stunner Tuesday.
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Readfield Town Office closing at noon on Friday
READFIELD — The Town Office will close at noon Friday so staff can attend a state election training program. For more information, call 685-4939.
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WESTERN CLASS B GIRLS SOCCER QUARTERFINALS: Bears thrown for a loss
READFIELD — Maranacook coach Mike Morin turned to his assistant a few minutes into his soccer team’s playoff game against Gray-New Gloucester and said ‘No. 18 has a long throw, make a note of that.’ ”
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Kennebec Journal area police log: Oct. 23, 2012
A 19-year-old was charged with operating without a license, possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia by police responding to a report of a speeding vehicle on Route 3.
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EASTERN CLASS C FIELD HOCKEY FINAL: Kaiser scores in 1st half as Ramblers hold on
HAMPDEN — The Winthrop field hockey players and coaches officially call it simply, “The V Play.” If it keeps working this well, they’ll starting calling it The Best Play Ever.
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Owners of Fayette store purchasing former fire station
FAYETTE — The owners of the Fayette Country Store will soon be the owners of the former fire station across Main Street from the store.