PORTLAND — A rally for better jobs, wages and health care drew a crowd of about 175 people Monday to the annual Labor Day breakfast sponsored by the Southern Maine Labor Council.
2012
PortlandIce Arenato reopen
PORTLAND — Just in time for cooling weather, the Portland Ice Arena is reopening today.
Man allegedly head-butts cop, faces slate of additional charges
FAIRFIELD — A man who reportedly head-butted two police officers late Sunday when they arrested him for violating conditions of release is scheduled to appear today in Skowhegan District Court.
Fayette firehouse attracts four sale proposals
FAYETTE — The sale of the former Fayette firehouse attracted four proposals by Friday’s deadline.
Hallowell zones may be changed
HALLOWELL — Proposed changes to the city’s zoning ordinance include consolidating residential categories, expanding the downtown district toward Second Street and adding a business zone at the southern end of Water Street.
Monmouth man argues allegations of illegal junkyard
MONMOUTH — The town’s clash with a Back Street property owner over what it describes as an illegal junkyard appears headed to court.
Economic hopes pinned on leaf-peeping season
The summer tourism season remains crucial for the state’s $7.7 billion annual tourism industry, but the leaf-peeping season and Columbus Day weekend have become the biggest moneymaker for hotels and restaurants.
Kennebec Journal police and arrests log: Sept. 4, 2012
Augusta, Saturday, at 4:51 p.m., a caller from Aeropostale, Stephen King Drive, reported shoplifting.
Births: July 27-Aug. 3
AUGUSTA — A son, Creek William Nelson, was born Aug. 3 at MaineGeneral Medical Center, Augusta campus, to Brandi and Derek Nelson of Manchester.
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK: Gardiner makes adjustments
The Gardiner football team made its share of miscues and mistakes, and missed some opportunities when it lost its preseason game to rival Cony on Aug. 27.