AUGUSTA — Subscribers to Time Warner Cable digital channels can see scenes with Augusta’s Katie Rollins in “No Look Pass,” a documentary that focuses on her Harvard College roommate, Emily Tay.
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THIS WEEKEND
Powwow: Honoring our Veterans Powwow, gates open, 9:30 a.m.; closing ceremony, 5 p.m., Togus veterans hospital grounds, 1 Veterans Circle. Service animals only. Donations at the gate welcomed. All proceeds are donated to veterans who live at Togus; 649-5614 or [email protected].
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TODAY’S EVENTS
Grand opening: The Farmers’ Market at Viles Arboretum grand opening 1-5 p.m., 153 Hospital St.; staff will serve free hot dogs, and hand out free conifer seedlings; more than 10 local farm producers offering baked goods, organically raised meats, wide selection of locally grown vegetables, cheese, seasonal herbs and flowers, honey, homemade soap, and more; 626-7989.
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Credit union latest victim of plant theft
AUGUSTA — The latest unscheduled withdrawal at a local credit union was from the flower bed, and it was all caught on surveillance video.
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SNAPSHOT: Won’t be long
Nolan Brann, of Augusta, skateboards at the Augusta Skate Park as the Who Skates crew continues building the second phase bowl section in the background. He and other skateboarders said Thursday that they were looking forward to being able to use the new section, which should be ready soon.
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Michaud says campaign can wait until Labor Day
The congressman says that right now there is too much work waiting to be done in Washington.
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US OPEN: Woods tied for lead
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Just when this . Open was starting to look like child’s play, Tiger Woods led a trio of tested champions who took it back Friday.
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Josh Beckett to miss next start
CHICAGO (AP) — Boston Red Sox right-hander Josh Beckett will miss his next start because of inflammation in his right shoulder.
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‘Actually, this is my only hope,’ says Portland man
Selvin Arevalo, 26, moved from Guatemala to Portland when he was 14 to be with his brother and sister. Over the years, he became a respected member of Portland’s Hispanic community. He graduated from Portland High School and is now studying part-time at Southern Maine Community College.
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Obama scales back enforcement of nation’s immigration laws
Under the plan, illegal immigrants who can prove they were brought here as children, but who otherwise have lived law-abiding lives and graduated from high school or served in the military, can stay and apply for work permits.