The Maine House of Representatives unanimously passed a bill Monday aimed at Maine’s so-called “skills gap,” developing Maine’s workforce with job-training initiatives.
May 2013
SAD 59 approves $10.36M budget; voters have say next month
School Administrative District 59’s board of directors approved a $10.36 million budget for the upcoming school year on Monday; a referendum vote is set for June 27.
HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD: Close calls at Cup
An allure to the annual Community Cup is the opportunity for standout athletes in different classes to compete against each other.
NFL: Super Bowl 50 site determined today
BOSTON (AP) — Where the Super Bowl will celebrate a half-century of existence will be decided this week by NFL owners.
COLLEGE BASEBALL: Leach helps Ravens reach World Series
A move to the bullpen early in the season is paying dividends for Hall-Dale High School graduate Ryan Leach and the Franklin Pierce University baseball team.
HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD NOTEBOOK: Cony happy with Under the Lights
The Cony track and field teams turned in some strong performances — some expected, others not so much — at its annual Under the Lights meet last Friday.
NHL PLAYOFFS: Rangers looking for 2nd straight 0-2 comeback
GREENBURGH, N.Y. (AP) — Don’t judge the New York Rangers by the scores of their two losses to the Boston Bruins.
STILL LIFE: Messalonskee Lake carry-in
Mike Folsom, left, and Dan Wilson, of the Waterville Public Works department, rake bark mulch around steps to the new carry-in boat landing on Messalonskee Stream, off North Street, on Monday. The wooden structure replaces the slippery slope that boaters had to navigate before.
STILL LIFE: Dandy of a day
Some see dandelions as a weed, but Ben Bernier and neighbor Isabella Devanna apparently saw the flowers in a different light, as they walk through a field in Oakland on Monday.
SNAPSHOT: Northeast Livestock Expo
Exhibitors wait to show Belted Galloway cattle Sunday during the youth beef show at the Northeast Livestock Expo, held at the Windsor Fairgrounds. Several hundred children and teenagers attended the weekend event to learn about the welfare of livestock, attend classes and show critters.