The Somerset Economic Development Corp. voted to support an effort to construct an east-west highway across northern Maine, part of which will go through Forks and West Forks.
March 2013
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Inside the conclave: The making of a pope
The details of what goes on in the Papal Conclave remains a tight secret among the cardinals, but the result was the election of Pope Francis.
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SPRING TRAINING: Red Sox get best of Twins’ Pelfrey
FORT MYERS, Fla. (AP) — Mike Pelfrey is feeling good about his accelerated rehabilitation from reconstructive elbow surgery. Now, he needs to get the results he wants.
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NFL: Welker pushed to join Broncos
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) — Two days, $56 million. Yes, John Elway can handle the checkbook almost as nimbly as he once threw the football.
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Judge issues no ruling in baby manslaughter case
It could be weeks before a judge decides whether 11-year-old girl Kelli Murphy is competent to stand trial.
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NHL: League approves realignment
The NHL map is finally in order with Detroit and Columbus heading east, and Winnipeg moving west.
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Kennebec County Superior Court sentencings
A number of people were sentenced in separate cases heard Tuesday in Kennebec County Superior Court.
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Committee gives new life to Old 470 steam locomotive restoration
A Waterville special city committee will submit a proposal to a foundation that has expressed interest in helping the city restore the Old 470 steam locomotive.
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Charter school founder sues school after ouster
PORTLAND – The founder of Portland’s first charter school is suing the school, saying the board of directors falsely accused him of mismanaging the Baxter Academy for Technology and Science. John Jaques said he is seeking punitive damages, according to a counterclaim filed Wednesday in Cumberland County Superior Court. The school sued him last […]