DORAL, Fla. — There is a fascination with numbers when it comes to Tiger Woods, a product of him winning so much over so many years.
March 2013
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Legislative committee hearings for Tuesday, March 12
Legislative committee hearings for Tuesday, March 12.
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MEN’S COLLEGE HOCKEY: BU’s Parker retiring after 40 years
BOSTON — Jack Parker had been at Boston University about three years when, unable to convince his bosses to give him a raise, he decided to drive down to Yale to interview for the opening there.
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HIGH SCHOOL HOCKEY NOTES: End of an era for Waterville
Dennis Martin has helped coach the Eastern A senior all-star hockey team the last four seasons. The fifth will be a memorable one for the Waterville hockey coach.
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Charter school board sues founder over paperwork
The board of the Baxter Academy for Technology and Science in Portland has sued founder John Jaques, demanding that he turn over all school property, from paperwork to control of school materials stored online.
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Kennebec Journal area police log, March 11, 2013
At 46-year-old Oakland man was charged with operating after suspension during a traffic stop by Maine State Police Trooper Aaron Turcotte on Commerce Drive.
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HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL: Cony coach Magnusson resigns
AUGUSTA — Cony High School girls basketball coach Karen Magnusson informed her players last week that she is stepping away from that job to take care of the baby she’s expecting in August.
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Two area women face cocaine trafficking charges after MDEA investigation
Two women, Shenika Boyd, 33, of Manchester, and Kathy Tupper, 48, of Augusta, are facing cocaine trafficking charges after Maine Drug Enforcement Agents conducted property searches on Friday.
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Ex-Sen. Scott Brown takes job with law firm
Brown recently passed up an opportunity to run for the Senate seat formerly held by Secretary of State John Kerry.
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Smithfield Board of Selectmen to explore changing town’s fiscal calendar
Smithfield residents agreed on the town’s spending articles and to allow its Board of Selectmen to explore changing the town’s fiscal year to align with state, county and school district schedules.