AUGUSTA — Democratic legislative leaders announced Wednesday that they will form a committee to try to strengthen Maine’s workforce.
2012
WATERVILLE DISTRICT COURT
WATERVILLE — The following cases, listed alphabetically A-H, were closed from Oct. 22 to Oct. 26, 2012, in Waterville District Court.
SKOWHEGAN DISTRCIT COURT
SKOWHEGAN — The following cases were closed from Nov. 19 to Nov. 23, 2012, in Skowhegan District Court.
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Shostak a Fitzy finalist
AUGUSTA — Cony High School senior Chandler Shostak was home for lunch Friday afternoon when the phone rang.
COMMENTARY: Barbie Paradox: Is Doctor Barbie better than Magician Barbie?
Online shopping has many wonderful aspects. As someone who has placed 203 Amazon orders this year, I should know.
Applying for, getting a job is not getting help
This is a response to Mark Pantermoller’s Dec. 12 letter about help and welfare.
Let’s give police officers the praise they deserve
After reading your series about “Deadly Force,” I want to ask a question: Is the blade of a knife any less sharp when wielded by mentally ill person? Is the bullet fired by an impaired person any less deadly?
OUR OPINION: Boehner isn’t serious about Plan B, is he?
Just when it looked like the nation might back away from the fiscal cliff, House Republicans have taken a decisive step toward the abyss.
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL NOTES: Lawrence still a work in progress early in season
Lawrence coach Mike McGee is taking a realistic look at Tuesday night’s 62-37 loss at Hampden Academy. The Bulldogs scored only 13 points through the first three quarters and were never in the game.
There comes a time to take off the blinders
Psychological research shows us that people usually form their opinions based on emotions and then construct after-the-fact rational explanations to justify their opinions (see Jonathan Haidt’s book, “The Righteous Mind”).