NEWPORT — For a team with a 14-2 record, the Nokomis girls basketball team has still wrestled with inconsistency this winter. Sometimes, the Warriors look wonderful. Sometimes, it’s the opposite. In the first half of Saturday afternoon’s game against Maranacook, the Warriors went in both directions.
February 2013
EAST A REGIONAL WRESTLING: Skowhegan cruises to East A title
SKOWHEGAN — Moments after his victory in the 195-pound championship, Skowhegan Area High School senior Andrew Pineo didn’t want to talk about his match. Pineo wanted to talk about the success his teammates had throughout the day.
SAD 54 plans to tighten security at all eight schools
SKOWHEGAN — School Administrative District 54 is set to enact widespread changes in safety measures at the district’s eight schools, including locked doors and a buzzer system with cameras at main entrances.
Manchester greenhouses provide artists, admirers break from cabin fever
MANCHESTER — Malvina Deveau-Randall said she felt inspired Saturday by the talented artists and artisans who gathered at Longfellow’s Greenhouses for the annual Cabin Fever show.
Low debt, good management, diverse tax base key to Augusta’s strong bond rating
AUGUSTA — Despite economic struggles and declining revenue, the city has retained its AA bond rating, putting it among the highest-rated municipalities in the state and the top 3 percent to 5 percent of the most credit-worthy communities in the country, an expert and city officials say.
Gardiner robotics team prepares for statewide ‘bot battle in April
GARDINER — The wheeled robot zipped across the classroom floor, abruptly stopping at the feet of the spectators before jerking back just as swiftly.
King, Collins team up to help former Brunswick Naval Air Station redevelopment
WASHINGTON — Maine’s two U.S. senators teamed up to file their first joint bill last week, co-sponsoring a measure that aims to draw more private companies to former military bases such as Brunswick Naval Air Station.
Facebook photo helps dust off old Maine dialect recording
FAYETTE — When Carleton Pinkham was 10 years old, he liked to spend as much time as possible at the farm on Sturtevant Hill Road in Readfield owned by his grandfather Roderick Coffin.
Small Maine theaters making costly, necessary switch to digital projection equipment
PITTSFIELD — On a quiet afternoon here, Bill Lashon is sweeping the aisles between the red velvet chairs in the 262-seat community movie theater.
Kennebec Journal area police log, Feb. 2, 2013
At 4:24 p.m., an assault was reported on Linden Street.