AUGUSTA — The latest unscheduled withdrawal at a local credit union was from the flower bed, and it was all caught on surveillance video.
2012
Posted inLetters to the Editor, Opinion
SuperPAClococci infection in our body politic
I recently experienced a staphylococci infection that was successfully treated with an antibiotic.
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Posted inNews
Federal aid adds more staff at Togus
AUGUSTA — Veterans returning from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan will find more help at home thanks to federal money that will pay for three additional mental health clinicians at VA Maine Healthcare System-Togus.
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SAD 53’s superintendent search goes on
PITTSFIELD — The search for School Administrative District 53 Superintendent Michael A. Gallagher’s successor continues while he begins his retirement later this month.
Posted inSports
MLB: Cubs’ Dempster dominates Red Sox
CHICAGO — Ryan Dempster realizes his days with the Chicago Cubs could be winding down, particularly if he keeps this up. He’s dominating, and a contender just might want him.
Posted inLetters to the Editor, Opinion
Women already serve in combat zones
I’m writing in reply to the June 12 letter about women serving in combat, written by Samual Foster referencing a Newsweek article.
Posted inNews
Bellavance witness case ruled mistrial
The man serving 30 years in prison for burning down the Grand View Topless Coffee Shop in Vassalboro went on trial briefly this week on a charges of tampering with a witness and assault.
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Warden pilot charged
The chief pilot for the Maine Warden Service is on administrative leave following his arrest on domestic violence charges.
Posted inSports
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL: Messalonskee trio a factor as freshmen
With three freshman in the Messalonskee High School baseball team’s starting lineup, the future looks bright for the Eagles. With the way each has contributed to Messalonskee’s run to the Class A state championship game, the future arrived early.
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Fayette selectman’s farm added to trust
FAYETTE — Berndt and Elaine Graf can continue to milk their Jerseys and run their farm for as long as they like, and when they choose to retire, the Kennebec Land Trust and others will help find a farmer to take over.