The governor wants more money for homeowners switching heating systems.
May 2013
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Like Angelina Jolie, Mainer cuts cancer risk
Portland’s Denali Wright says a double mastectomy can be a good choice for those at highest risk of breast cancer.
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MLB: Moore, Rays beat Red Sox
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — Tampa Bay’s Matt Moore pitched six strong innings and beat the Boston Red Sox 5-3 Tuesday night to remain unbeaten and claim a share of the major league lead in victories.
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LOCAL ROUNDUP: Local tennis players advance to Round of 48
AUGUSTA — Messalonskee senior Jai Aslam is back. So are Waterville juniors Colleen O’Donnell and Olivia Lopes. Hall-Dale senior Spencer Shagoury and Winthrop senior Amber Pritchard are also making a second consecutive trip to the Round of 48 at the state singles tennis tournament.
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LOCAL ROUNDUP: Local players reach round of 48
AUGUSTA — Messalonskee senior Jai Aslam is back. So are Waterville juniors Colleen O’Donnell and Olivia Lopes. Hall-Dale senior Spencer Shagoury and Winthrop senior Amber Pritchard are also making a second consecutive trip to the Round of 48 at the state singles tennis tournament.
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HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS LACROSSE: Eagles make statement
AUGUSTA — For much of the girls lacrosse season, the top team in Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference Class A was a tad too difficult to identify.
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COMMENTARY ON GOLF: Scrutiny on Woods is different
PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. — Tiger Woods has faced more scrutiny that any other golfer from his generation. Maybe ever.
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HORSE RACING: Napravnik poised for homecoming
BALTIMORE (AP) — Rosie Napravnik’s motivation for winning the Preakness has little to do with making history.
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STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS: Bruins GM prepared for worst
BOSTON (AP) — From his perch on the ninth floor, Peter Chiarelli looked down on the ice at what he feared were the last few minutes of the Bruins’ season.
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Helo pad at proposed National Guard HQ building worries North Augusta residents
Plans for a helicopter pad drew concern from neighbors and questions from city planners Tuesday, as Maine National Guard officials presented their plan for a $30 million headquarters building on Maine Veterans’ Memorial Cemetery property in North Augusta.