AUGUSTA — The following is a list of cases closed in Augusta District Court Aug. 30 to Sept. 5, 2012.
2012
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Adult education grant helps programs at Gardiner, Maranacook schools
The programs received a joint award of $29,825 from the Maine College Access Challenge, a federal grant program administered by the Finance Authority of Maine.
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HIGH SCHOOL GOLF NOTEBOOK: Erskine bounces back for victory
The Erskine Academy golf team showed off its mental toughness, as well as its physical ability, this past week.
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COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Duo carries Maine to win
ORONO — Zoe Adkins and Annabelle Hamilton each scored their second goal of the season as the University of Maine field hockey team took a 2-1 win over Bryant University on Sunday.
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NASCAR: Gordon beats out Busch for final playoff spot
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Four-time series champion Jeff Gordon felt like his hopes were dead in the water when NASCAR red-flagged his last chance to get into the playoffs because of rain at Richmond International Raceway.
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MLB: Sox fall in 9th inning
BOSTON (AP) — Omar Vizquel bid a fitting farewell to Fenway Park.
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TENNIS: Williams rallies to win U.S. Open title
NEW YORK (AP) — Finally tested, even trailing, at the U.S. Open, Serena Williams turned things around just in time.
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Chicago teachers strike for first time in 25 years
Negotiations with the district failed over issues including compensation and evaluations, the union says.
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REPORTING ASIDE: Keep the change
I drove up to a fast-food joint in Waterville the other day to grab a cup of coffee. In a hurry, I did the drive-through, ordered the coffee, and was told it was $1.07. I approached the window, whipped out a dollar bill and a dime, handed it to the clerk and waited.
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Winslow council plans to appoint committee to oversee station work
WINSLOW — Town officials tonight will likely appoint a committee to oversee the police station construction project that was halted Aug. 3.