East Winthrop pastor Sam Richards and homeschoolers from around central Maine bring Shakespeare alive at Monmouth’s Cumston Hall.
February 2013
Uninvited school visits earn Oakland man criminal trespass warning and littering charge
OAKLAND — A man who turned up uninvited at two elementary schools was given a criminal trespass warning, then charged with littering after he threw the warning on the ground.
Our woods are thick with spruce, fir and nuthatches
The small birds that bop around our feeder a lot, and are not chickadees, are the nuthatches.
Winthrop school board hears voters; district to host public forums
WINTHROP — As Winthrop Public Schools tried to pass a budget last year, some residents said it would be easier for voters to get on board if they knew where the district was going.
Vt. woman gets new face after lye attack
Doctors at a Boston hospital successfully transplant a donor’s facial skin on the victim.
Maine’s decades-old billboard, signs laws under attack
Maine was the second state in America to ban off-premises billboards in 1977, but some lawmakers argue it hurts business.
Competency hearing delayed for Maine girl accused of killing baby
Kelli Murphy is charged in the death of a 3-month-old infant, who died last July while staying at Murphy’s mother’s home.
At more colleges, classes on genetics get personal
The classes are forcing students to decide whether it is better to be ignorant or informed about possible health problems – a decision more Americans will confront as the price of genetic testing plummets and it becomes more popular.
Victims, witnesses are ‘rough people’ in stabbing trial, prosecutor says
AUGUSTA — A profanity-laden exchange among several men at The Chez Paree bar in Waterville’s South End just prior to the 1 a.m. closing last April led to an assault outside the bar that left one man unconscious and two others fleeing as they clutched their stab wounds.