She was in the kitchen making afternoon coffee when she heard the knock on the door. She wiped her hands and went to answer it.
2012
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Activity patchwork at Maine Fiber Frolic
WINDSOR — Llamas, alpacas, sheep, goats, rabbits and their wool and fur starred at the 12th annual Maine Fiber Frolic, the state’s first agricultural fair of the season.
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Hein a devout, courageous man of conviction
I have known Mike Hein for quite awhile. I know him as a devout, courageous man of conviction. He serves his church, his country and the community. I recommend his election as the representative for House District 57, northwest Augusta. I believe that our country has moved off the tracks when it comes to moral […]
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Michaud fast outpacing Raye in fundraising
Second District U.S. Rep. Mike Michaud enjoys a significant cash advantage over his rivals, with a campaign war chest four and a half times larger than that of his presumptive Republican challenger, state Senate President Kevin Raye of Perry. According to paperwork filed Thursday with the Federal Election Commission, Michaud, a Democrat, raised $95,023 between […]
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Westbrook man competes ninja reality TV show
Jesse Villarreal of Westbrook was one of those kids who seldom took the easy route anywhere.
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Democrats take aim at King, Republicans
AUGUSTA — Maine’s four Democratic U.S. Senate candidates took the stage at the party’s state convention Saturday, promising not to back away from a fight with Republicans or former Gov. Angus King.
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Flying fans unfazed by heavy rain predictions
BRUNSWICK — Predictions of heavy rain this weekend kept down the crowds and the aircraft on day one of the two-day International Brunswick Fly-In, but die-hard flying fans didn’t stay away.
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CLASS C STATE TRACK AND FIELD: Record day for McClintock
AUGUSTA — Barely a minute into the boys 3,200-meter run, Madison’s Matt McClintock already led by seven strides. Somehow, it wasn’t surprising. Nor was it surprising how easily McClintock reached his goals.
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CLASS B TRACK AND FIELD: Waterville girls cruise to 6th straight title
BAR HARBOR — The Waterville girls track and field team spent much of an overcast Saturday overwhelming competitors and setting a few records in a dominant performance at the Class B state championship meet.
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CLASS A TRACK AND FIELD: Ladd shrugs off rain, wins 2 events
WINDHAM — Not even a steady rain could dampen Harlow Ladd’s spirits at the Class A track and field state championship meet Saturday.