PITTSFIELD — The 40th annual Central Maine Egg Festival Scholarship Pageant will return in conjunction with the Maine Academic Scholarship Program to increase scholarship opportunities for central Maine youth and teens. This year’s program will begin at 2 p.m. Sunday, July 15, at Millennium, under the direction of Deb Landry, president of Crossroad’s MASP.
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Police seek suspect in Vassalboro break-in
VASSALBORO — Police are looking for a man they say injured an Oak Grove Road woman during a break-in on her property Monday.
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HIGH SCHOOL BOYS LACROSSE: Future looks good for Cougars
The Mt. Blue boys program continues to see progress that should help in the future. A middle school lacrosse program filled its roster within days of opening registration and carries 18 players. Many of those players will enter Mt. Blue next season.
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Somerset County Superior Court: Jan. 1-May 2, 2012 (L-Z)
SKOWHEGAN — The following cases, listed alphabetically L-Z, were closed from Jan. 1, 2012, to May 2, 2012, in Somerset County Superior Court.
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EMS crew honored for saving driver in Skowhegan crash
SKOWHEGAN — An emergency medical services crew from Redington-Fairview General Hospital was credited Monday with saving the life of a man who crashed his car into a house during an apparent heart attack.
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Six-car crash remains a mystery
WATERVILLE — An official police report on a six-vehicle crash in Post Office Square confirms witness reports about the cause of the wreck, but offers no reasons behind it.
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Fairfield woman wins discrimination case
AUGUSTA — A state human rights panel on Monday unanimously sided with a woman who said a Hallowell-based business discriminated against her because of race, color, national origin and ancestry.
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CHRIS CILLIZZA: He shouldn’t say it just because he thinks it
Fred Davis had a Jerry Maguire moment this week.
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Obama upheld oath to defend the Constitution
President Barack Obama surprised me last week. Not since Richard Nixon has a president actually done what he said he would do. Obama took an oath to uphold and defend the Constitution — and he did. Before this, I saw him as the pick of a poor lot. Now I am pleasantly surprised. The Constitution […]
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OUR OPINION: Lowered goals make Afghan withdrawal viable
The NATO summit is providing confirmation for what many Americans have suspected for some time regarding the war in Afghanistan: It is coming to an end with an outcome much less desirable than what had been promised when the first troops arrived a decade ago.