The Valley girls basketball team will be off for nearly two weeks, but then it’s new territory for both coach Mike Rowe and most of his players.
February 2013
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End of Saturday postal delivery gets shrugs from Mainers
John Hills, who owns a small business in Portland, said it’s not uncommon for him to get customers’ checks in the mail on Saturdays.
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Trio arrested in Waterville prescription drug case
WATERVILLE — A secretary who allegedly stole a doctor’s prescription pad and forged prescriptions to obtain narcotics will appear in court next month with two other people charged in the case, according to police.
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Excessive speed may have been a factor in Vienna crash
VIENNA — A Farmington Falls woman killed in an early morning crash Wednesday on Tower Road may have been driving to her mother’s house, police said.
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New state website shows taxpayers how dollars are spent
AUGUSTA — Gov. Paul LePage wants you to know that Maine taxpayers spent more than $32,000 on food served last year at the Blaine House, the governor’s mansion.
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LePage looking to require schools to pay for students’ remedial college courses
AUGUSTA — In a last-minute addition to his State of the State address, Gov. Paul LePage on Tuesday pitched a new idea that would cost Maine schools at least $700,000 a year.
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Hallowell residents express support for keeping pre-release center in town
HALLOWELL — Local residents said Wednesday they have benefited from the work provided by the inmates from the Central Maine Pre-Release Center, and they urged their local representative to find a way to keep the program in central Maine.
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Dog rescued from icy Long Pond doing well
WATERVILLE — The dog rescued on Wednesday from Long Pond is doing well at the local shelter after spending more than 10 minutes in the frigid water.
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HIGH SCHOOL SWIMMING: McNeff siblings shine for Cony
Adam and Kayley McNeff are full of surprises, for example when Kayley asked to sing the national anthem prior to a Cony High School swim meet last week.
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One student finds room to grow at sciences academy
FAIRFIELD — Seventeen-year-old Alexander West has attended four high schools in the last four years. Finally, in his senior year, he said he has found the place that’s right for him.