The Oak Hill (4-3) boys lacrosse team enters an unusual part of their schedule. The Raiders have a week off before playing the last five games of the regular season.
2012
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Group continues fight vs. disclosure
AUGUSTA — The National Organization for Marriage, which contributed nearly $2 million to help repeal the legalization of gay marriage in Maine in 2009, continues to fight Maine’s campaign finance disclosure laws in state and federal courts.
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Guardian to be buried in beloved Elm’s wood
PORTLAND — Frank Knight’s decades-long battle to save New England’s tallest elm served as an inspiring tale of devotion, so it is fitting that he will be laid to rest in a coffin made from the tree he made famous.
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Trio likely tried to avoid deadly fumes
WINDSOR — Three people who police believe died of carbon monoxide poisoning while doing off-road driving over the weekend may have taken steps to get the fresh air that would have saved their lives.
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Maine Hospice Education Day set for May 23
WATERVILLE — Maine Hospice Education Day will take place from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. May 23 at Thomas College, West River Road.
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Johnson Hall Performing Arts Center announces board officers
GARDINER — Johnson Hall Performing Arts Center welcomed a new member to its Board of Directors and elected new officers to the board during its recent annual meeting.
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Maine Strawberry Queen pageant accepting applicants
PITTSTON — Applications for the Maine Strawberry Queen pageant, which runs in conjunction with the Pittston Fair, are being accepted until June 1.
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Kennebec River combed for missing woman
FAIRFIELD — The Maine Warden Service and Maine State Police searched the Kennebec River area in a boat and floatplane Monday for a 62-year-old Skowhegan woman presumed killed Saturday night when her vehicle plunged into Martin Stream alongside U.S. Route 201.
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Budget, bonds on agenda as lawmakers return today
AUGUSTA — MaineCare cuts, long-term borrowing proposals and property rights are among the items on the agenda as Maine lawmakers return to the State House today to conclude their 2012 session.