Why is the clock on the former Cony High School not running? The building is in operation by some, with heat and electricity. If we are paying to maintain that building, the clock should be in operation. The clock is the symbol for many on the Cony Circle. Ken Plourde Augusta
2012
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Messalonskee earns 1st win
TOPSHAM — Messalonskee made 10 3-point baskets and beat Mt. Ararat 68-55 to earn its first win of the season in a Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference Class A game Thursday.
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HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP: Messalonskee hits 10 3-pointers to earn 1st win
TOPSHAM — Messalonskee made 10 3-point baskets and beat Mt. Ararat 68-55 to earn its first win of the season in a Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference Class A game Thursday.
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NHL: Bruins rout Flames
BOSTON (AP) — Nathan Horton and Patrice Bergeron each had two goals and an assist, Tuukka Rask earned his third shutout in four starts and the rampaging Boston Bruins cruised to a 9-0 blowout of the road-weary Calgary Flames on Thursday night.
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U.S. CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS: Cape Elizabeth skier wins national title
Christina Kouros is a national champion. A 16-year-old junior at Cape Elizabeth High School, Kouros won the 5-kilometer women’s adaptive sit-ski competition Thursday at the U.S. cross country ski championships at Black Mountain in Rumford. “Great performance by her,” said John Farra, head of the U.S. Paralympic Nordic program. “Really good stuff.” Also at Black […]
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NFL: Offense is king in NFL
From opening night until New Year’s Day, Aaron Rodgers, Drew Brees and Tom Brady dared defenses to stop them.
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LePage: Maine State Housing Authority can help solve shortfall
AUGUSTA — The Maine State Housing Authority can help solve the funding shortage that threatened to displace close to 6,000 Mainers from residential care centers, according to Gov. Paul LaPage.
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LePage vetoes three more bills
AUGUSTA — Gov. Paul LePage issued three vetoes Thursday, rejecting bills that extend tax breaks to commercial foresters and nonprofit performing arts organizations, and one that was aimed at improving the energy efficiency of public buildings.
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Raye to challenge Michaud for House seat
WASHINGTON — A rematch a decade in the making is on in Maine’s 2nd Congressional District.
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DC delegation’s response to defense strategy mixed
WASHINGTON — The Obama administration defense strategy outlined Thursday safeguards national security and should mean a prosperous future for two major Maine military facilities, said Rep. Chellie Pingree, D-1st District.