Gardiner’s fire chief and city manager told Richmond selectmen this week that Gardiner will have to reconsider whether to continue its mutual aid agreement to help fight fires in Richmond if Gardiner is not chosen to provide ambulance services.
May 2013
Female crew to aid in building Oakland solar-powered Habitat home
On Saturday morning, a crew of women will work on New England’s first solar-powered Habitat for Humanity house.
STILL LIFE: Spring mulch
Wilmer and Marlene Redlevske shovel mulch over a tarp to keep weeds from encroaching on a flower garden at their home in Mercer recently.
SNAPSHOT: Orange biologists
Maine Department of Marine Resources technician Jason Beaudry leaps out of a boat in Gardiner recently after searching the Kennebec River with biologists Jason Bartlett, center, and Gail Whipplehauser with a side scan sonar between Gardiner and Augusta. According to Whipplehauser, the scientists are collecting data on the migration of sturgeon, shad and herring that spawn in the river through mid-July.
SNAPSHOT: Prayer Day wrap up
Participants sing “How Great Thou Art” to wrap up the National Day of Prayer event on Thursday on the State House front steps in Augusta. The singing was preceded by the reading of a proclamation by Gov. Paul LePage and the reading aloud of the 2013 Prayer for the Nation. The event also included a prayer walk around the State House and the city of Augusta.
Remains of marathon bombing suspect are claimed
The cause of Tamerlan Tsarnaev’s death won’t be made public until his death certificate is filed.
Sequestration hits White House staff with furloughs
All staff classified as non-commissioned will miss one work day without salary during May’s first pay period. Employees aren’t permitted even to volunteer to do their jobs during the furlough.
Hillary Clinton is great, but look at other women, too, activists say
Emily’s List launches a campaign to elect the first woman president and to add to the ranks of women in Congress and governors’ mansions.
Poll favors Hillary Clinton as Democratic nominee
Clinton, 65, “has a rock-solid hold on the hearts of Democratic voters.”
Boston bombing investigation leads to heart of Russia’s war on terror
A U.S. congressman says investigators have discovered persons of interest in Russia in the search for any link between Tamerlan Tsarnaev and extremist groups.