9 a.m. Maine’s Workforce and Economic Future Committee; public hearings; room 211; Cross Building L.D. 577, “An Act To Clarify the Role of Career and Technical Education Region Adult Education Programs”: includes adult education programs administered by a career and technical education region in the definition of “adult education” and requires that those programs offer […]
April 2013
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Capital Read selects World Trade Center novel for discussion, events
Amy Waldman’s “The Submission” is a book with a lot of issues that lend themselves to discussions and other events, which is also important for Capital Read selections, according to Shelby Monroe, adult services librarian at Lithgow.
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Hallowell may honor its granite roots with waterfront crane
The Hallowell City Council has approved the installation in Waterfront Park of a historical granite crane that the city received as a gift 10 years ago.
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Augusta District Court, March 28 – April 3, 2013
The following is a list of cases closed March 28 and April 3, 2013, in Augusta District Court.
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Central Maine moms lead charge to limit BPA in baby-food containers
Several central Maine mothers have led the charge to try to get the state to limit the use of BPA in baby and toddler food packaging.
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Sox roll, Middlebrooks hits 3 homers
Boston hits six homers in the 13-0 rout of Toronto.
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Broken chairlift strands 132 in Vermont
WARREN, Vt. – A broken chairlift at a Vermont ski resort stranded more than 100 skiers who had to be evacuated from the lift. A Sugarbush Resort spokesman said 132 people were stranded when the Heaven’s Gate lift came to a halt Saturday afternoon due to a broken flange. Patrick Brown said the Sugarbush ski […]
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Broadcasters worry about ‘Zero TV’ homes
Winning back the Zero TV crowd will be one of the many issues broadcasters discuss at their national meeting this week in Las Vegas.
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AP source: FBI eyes possible extortion at Rutgers
A December letter from Eric Murdock’s lawyer to a lawyer representing Rutgers requested $950,000 to settle employment issues and said that if the university did not agree by Jan. 4, Murdock was prepared to file a lawsuit.
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Schumer sees deal this week on immigration
Negotiators are cautioning of struggles ahead for an issue that’s defied resolution for years.