When David Rosenfelt goes to the PetSmart store in Augusta, they’re ready for him. After all, it takes a while to pile 300 pounds of kibble on a cart.
February 2013
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Maine prison captain charged with assaulting inmate
David Cutler, 54, allegedly tackled and assaulted a handcuffed prisoner. Cutler was arrested Wednesday.
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Fayette selectmen sign agreement with Time Warner Cable
FAYETTE — Selectmen have signed an initial franchise agreement with Time Warner Cable that will bring cable service to the town starting from the southern end along Route 17.
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EASTERN B GIRLS: Nokomis rallies to semifinal win
BANGOR — Nokomis fans put up a sign saying how they would always remember the Bangor Auditorium. Wednesday afternoon’s game was another reason why people who love watching basketball at the Auditorium will always remember the Nokomis girls.
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Eastern Class A girls basketball: Bangor advances to finals over Mt. Ararat
Second-seeded Bangor (16-4) will play in a regional title game for the first time since 1999 against the winner of the Cony-Lawrence semifinal.
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Maine bill targets ‘revolving door’ between legislating, lobbying
The proposed law would bar members of the current and future Legislatures from serving as lobbyists until one year after their terms end.
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NY Times again prepares to sell Boston Globe
Mark Thompson, the Times’ chief executive, said in a statement a sale would be in the best long-term interests of both properties.
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Vt. House panel weighs penny-an-ounce soda tax
Supporters of the measure say the state needs the revenue to pay for health programs.
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WESTERN C GIRLS BASKETBALL: Madison prepares to face OOB
The four teams remaining in the Western C girls basketball tournament can get scoring from a number of different places. But as we saw in the quarterfinals, any one of those players can step forward and have a big game.
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WESTERN D BOYS BASKETBALL: Ouellette brothers lead Forest Hills
Instead, brothers Brandon and Derick Ouellette stepped into the limelight. combining for 51 points in Forest Hills’ 78-50 victory. Brandon, the team’s sophomore point guard, connected on five 3-pointers and scored 19 points. Derick, a 5-foot-11 senior, did all his damage in the paint, scoring a career-high 32 points.