Gardiner officials hope to provide free Wi-Fi to the downtown area and Waterfront Park by this summer with the goal of attracting new visitors.
April 2013
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Big honor for low-key ex-Marine in Norridgewock
A Norridgewock ex-Marine was named Marine of the Year by the Maine Marine Corps League.
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COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Balanced attack leads Terriers to sweep
WATERVILLE — Eight Thomas College players drove in a run in Game 2 of a doubleheader, leading the Terriers to an 8-2 win and a sweep of Colby-Sawyer in North Atlantic Conference baseball action Sunday.
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Gun issues cause division in Democratic caucus
Democrats split over making concealed-handgun permit data private.
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RSU 11 cuts relationship with accrediting agency
Regional School Unit 11 has cut its ties with its accrediting agency, leaving its high school one of only a few in central Maine without accreditation. Officials say the process is too costly.
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Schools look for alternative to NEASC review
Some school districts are seeking alternatives to New England Association of Schools and Colleges accreditation, acknowledging the value in an external review.
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NBA PLAYOFFS: Celtics avoid sweep
BOSTON (AP) — Jason Terry’s nose still hurt. He wasn’t about to let his pride suffer as well.
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HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS NOTEBOOK: Indians pick up 1st victory
After three consecutive winless seasons, the Skowhegan Area High School boys tennis team won its first match of the season, beating Brewer 3-2.
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MLB: Lackey solid in return for Sox
BOSTON (AP) — There was a little tension in Fenway Park when John Lackey’s return from the disabled list began with a 27-pitch first inning.
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Proposed bill to legalize pot worries medical marijuana community
The medical marijuana industry has concerns that legalizing the drug would have a negative affect on medical retailers.