Snowy weather responsible for accident Tuesday afternoon on Route 139 in Benton.
March 2013
Posted inNews
Moscow selectman and school board director keep seats, budgets approved
Moscow voters agreed on the budget and voted for the incumbent school board director and an unchallenged selectman seat.
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Easter Egg Hunt in Waterville set for March 30
WATERVILLE — The Waterville Parks and Recreation Department will hold its 26th annual Easter Egg Hunt at 10 a.m. Saturday, March 30, on the fields behind the Waterville Junior High School, off of West River Road. In case of poor field conditions, the parking lot will be utilized for the hunt.
Posted inNews, Politics
LePage defends Maine education budget
The governor says his two-year budget that provides about $84 million more in state funding to schools compared to the education budget when he took office.
Posted inNews, Politics
Maine, NH senators respond to pending shipyard furloughs
They say a bipartisan, long-term deficit reduction solution is needed to avoid the impacts of the cuts, which are threatening jobs and families in Maine and New Hampshire.
Posted inNation & World, News
How Maine-linked ship fought Sandy, and lost
Capt. Robin Walbridge, sailing the tall ship from Connecticut to Florida, was trying to outflank the hurricane. But instead of slipping around the storm, the ship crossed directly into its path, leading to two deaths.
Posted inNews
China residents to consider slightly higher budget Saturday
China voters will consider a budget that is about $45,000 more than the current one and totals $2,086,187 when they go to Town Meeting on Saturday.
Posted inNews, Politics
Military-style assault gun ban is dead, says Reid
The proposed ban, “using the most optimistic numbers, has less than 40 votes. That’s not 60,” he says.
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Globetrotters’ bus involved in accident in Mass.
The team’s bus was involved in a collision with a car on Interstate 290 around 8:30 this morning. No one was hurt.
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Budget cuts force Acadia to put off opening
The month’s delay in full access to the park could have a big ripple effect in a local economy highly dependent on tourism.