Keith Harris is probably one of the few people in southern Maine hoping there’s no repeat of last spring, when temperatures soared to nearly 80 degrees for the better part of a week in March.
March 2013
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CORRECTION
The telephone number of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Mid-Maine is 593-0380. A story on page B1 of Monday’s paper gave an incorrect number.
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LePage pushes for liquor deal
AUGUSTA — Gov. Paul LePage delivered the opening testimony Monday during a legislative hearing on bills dealing with the future of the state liquor contract and potential ways to address $184 million in Medicaid debt to the state’s hospitals.
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Forest Hills math team ranks high
JACKMAN — Forest Hills High School mathematics team recently completed its fourth round in the Western Class D math team competition. Out of nine participants, five scored within the Top five of their grade level.
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FMH to host open houseMarch 19 event to honor health information professionals
FARMINGTON — In celebration of National Health Information Professionals Week, the Health Information Management department at Franklin Memorial Hospital will host an open house for community members from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. March 19.
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Fun fair, craft fair set in Vassalboro
VASSALBORO — Vassalboro Community School will host a fun fair and craft fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday.
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MEN’S COLLEGE HOCKEY: Black Bears fight their way into playoffs
Classmate — and roommate — Martin Ouellette took over, playing both games of a series in early November against a UMass-Lowell team then ranked 15th in the country. The Black Bears split the series, losing 2-1 and winning 4-3 in what would be their only Hockey East victory until late January, when they improbably swept Boston College, then ranked third, at Conte Forum, where they had been winless in nine previous contests.
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MARGARET CARLSON: Oklahoma Republican wages war against government waste
Sen. Tom Coburn, R-Okla., is a real-life Murray Blum.
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COLBY COLLEGE EVENTS
WATERVILLE — Colby College recently announced the following March events that are free and open to the public, unless otherwise noted.