Much of a hearing on confidentiality also serves as a forum for criticisms of the proposed $2 billion project.
March 2013
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Man arrested for trying to impersonate pilot
PHILADELPHIA – A 60-year-old man from France was arrested Wednesday after trying to impersonate a pilot and taking a seat in the cockpit of a plane that was about to depart from Philadelphia International Airport, police said. Whether the man, identified as Philippe Jeannard, was engaged in a sinister plot or a mental flight of […]
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LePage conference touts school choice, but not all are convinced
The governor’s education conference offers an empowering message, but teachers’ unions find fault.
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Pirates’ owner changes his OUI plea to guilty
Brian Petrovek, who had a blood alcohol level more than three times the legal limit, avoids jail time as part of the plea deal.
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School bus runs over Messalonskee Middle School student’s foot
A Messalonskee Middle School student was taken by ambulance to a Waterville hospital early Friday after a bus reportedly ran over his foot.
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Morning Sentinel photographer places second in year-long photojournalism contest
For the second year in a row, Morning Sentinel photographer Michael G. Seamans 37, of Waterville, placed second in a year-long photojournalism contest covering New England and the Canadian Maritimes hosted by National Press Photographers Association.
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Newtown parents meet with killer’s dad
Allissa Parker said she told Peter Lanza that there was an opportunity to learn from the killings and his cooperation was vital.
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Justice Scalia to be keynote speaker at UNH event
Scalia will be the keynote speaker at the annual law school alumni dinner tonight.
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Bangor woman who stabbed boyfriend to death sent to psych hospital
Gail Judd on Thursday entered her plea to the stabbing death of 47-year-old Michael Drouin in February 2012.
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Animals living in squalor removed from Wilton home
Court records indicate a majority of the dogs were deemed very thin or emaciated.