Russell Libby, 56, died Sunday after a battle with cancer.
2012
Bode Miller unlikely to race until February
Miller is taking it easy after surgery on his left knee, and also taking care of his new wife, whom he hit in the eye with a golf ball Wednesday.
Lyford, Lachowicz to lead Charter Commission
WATERVILLE — Peter Lyford and Edward Lachowicz will lead the city’s new Charter Commission which voters established in November.
Sen. Snowe caps career working for Maine
At the end of a 34-year congressional career, Olympia Snowe urges her Senate colleagues to return to ‘governing through consensus’.
Former President Bush could soon leave hospital
Bush has steadily improved and remains stable as he battles the lingering effects of bronchitis.
Update: Former Augusta man found guilty of double murder
LAKEPORT, Calif. — A former Augusta man will likely spend the rest of his life in prison after a jury here found him guilty Thursday of the first-degree murder of a Maine couple over a drug dispute.
Council: Mining rules contractor ‘misrepresented’ credentials
The Natural Resources Council also says the Michigan company has long-standing links to mining operations and shouldn’t be updating Maine’s mining rules.
Letter giving thanks much appreciated
I would like to thank Peter P. Sirois for his letter to the editor, “Everyday things to give thanks for” printed in the newspaper on Dec. 1. He gave a lot of thanks to many people. I wanted him to know I appreciate his sentiment; it does mean so much. Marilyn Rogers-Bull Solon
Plants need carbon dioxide to make oxygen
I read in a recent article about all the concern about carbon emissions and global warming. Even elementary school students know that carbon dioxide, the carbon compound they refer to, is a necessary component of photosynthesis. Plants use CO2 in the presence of sunlight to synthesize sugars they must have to survive. The by-product is […]
Help and welfare are really quite similar
I was talking with someone about the number of poor people walking the streets today with no hope for a bright future for reasons that I may never know. I told her I have given to the local homeless shelter in the past, and a man listening close by said, “To hell with them all. […]