The American cardinals seem particularly keen to get to the bottom of the Vatican’s dysfunction.
March 2013
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GARY HAWKINS: Last shot at The Mecca
The nostalgia surrounding the final basketball games at the Bangor Auditorium peaked over the weekend with the Class C and D championships, marking the last high school games to be played there.
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EASTERN B BOYS HOCKEY: Eagles a win away
WINSLOW — The Messalonskee hockey team didn’t exactly play its best game in an Eastern B semifinal game Saturday night against Hampden.
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Voting rights opposed for some Maine felons
But despite an emotional plea from a murder victim’s father, the effort is refuted by, among others, the secretary of state.
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Norridgewock voters OK garage expansion, pay hikes at Town Meeting Monday
Norridgewock residents approved funding for an addition to the highway garage, a pay raise for office administrators and a budget of $1,765,304 to come from property taxes.
Posted inCommunity
SNAPSHOT: Agricultural fair
Anne Trenholm, of Wholesome Holmstead in Winthrop, right, speaks with people about the cheese and beef that her family raises, on Sunday during an agricultural fair in Hallowell. The annual, community-supported agriculture exchange offered an opportunity for customers to learn where and how food is grown in the area.
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Maine Democrats make case for expansion of Medicaid
The state’s Democratic leaders will exert public pressure on Gov. LePage to give up his resistance and follow other Republican governors.
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Troy family loses home, pets in fire Monday
Fire on Monday destroyed a house at 3 Alley Lane in Troy, leaving three people homeless in that Waldo County town.
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Waterville councilors consider suspending stormwater payments on Tuesday
Waterville councilors Tuesday will consider withholding payment of stormwater treatment fees to the Waterville Sewerage District.