It is day 38 of a 39-day game of the reality television show “Survivor,” and Ashley Underwood, a beauty pageant winner from Benton, Maine, is still competing for a million-dollar prize in the blistering heat of the Nicaraguan jungle.
February 2013
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Franklin County seeks renewed classification of former jail
FARMINGTON — County officials and a state representative are making plans to convert the Franklin County Detention Center into a fully operating jail again.
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NBA: Celtics surge after Rondo’s injury
BOSTON — The outlook was bleak. Rajon Rondo’s season-ending knee injury was certain to hurt the Celtics hopes for a playoff berth. How could Boston possibly survive without its offensive catalyst, the NBA leader in assists and triple-doubles and one of the best rebounding guards in the league?
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Divided Burnham puts schoolhouse’s future, and age-old debate, before voters
BURNHAM — Burnham is a town divided.
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Waterville District Court, Dec. 31, 2012, to Jan. 4, 2013
WATERVILLE — The following cases, listed alphabetically A-E, were closed from Dec. 31, 2012, to Jan. 4, 2013, in Waterville District Court.
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Sharp questions from King, Collins on drone strikes garner praise
WASHINGTON — The public got a glimpse at the normally secretive Senate Intelligence Committee on Thursday and, for Mainers, some insights on the role that two of their own may play on the panel.
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Manchester considers ordinance to keep sex offenders away from schools, parks
MANCHESTER — Town officials are considering banning sex offenders from living near schools and ballfields in town.
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Files detail former Hallowell Scoutmaster’s sexual abuse of 12-year-old
AUGUSTA — Alfred J. Conrad used his position as assistant Scoutmaster with Troop 647 of Hallowell to befriend and then sexually abuse a 12-year-old Scout over a period of months in 1977.
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TRAVIS LAZARCZYK: Clukey healthy and enjoying her best season
On Friday afternoon, the best year of Julia Clukey’s luge career became oh so much better.
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SPORTS: Storm disrupts schedule for many
BOSTON — The Tampa Bay Lightning were already in Boston when the blizzard shut down the roads, trains and airports. The Bruins and all of the game officials were standing by, too.