Molly Wicwire removes weeds Thursday from a flower garden at the Vaughan Homestead in Hallowell.
July 2013
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Vermont farmers battered by rains
In his 40 years of dairy farming in Vermont, Don Pouliot has never seen weather like this . . .
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PETANQUE: Augusta hosting tourney
AUGUSTA — When Ray Fecteau visited France three years ago, he returned with a new hobby, one he’s since shared with his fellow Augusta residents.
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KENNEBEC JOURNAL SOFTBALL PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Sonja Morse
If not for the twinge Sonja Morse felt in her right shoulder during warmups for a tournament game this spring, she and her Cony High School teammates may have won their second straight Class A state softball championship. It came as she prepared to pitch a quarterfinal game against Bangor.
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As Winthrop schools budget vote nears, Town Council boss turns up the heat
Tensions between the Winthrop school board and Town Council during budget development are coming to a head as the school budget goes to the council for approval on Monday.
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NASCAR: Keselowski wins pole in New Hampshire
LOUDON, N.H. — Brad Keselowski is back on top of NASCAR.
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KENNEBEC JOURNAL SOFTBALL COACH OF THE YEAR: Ginger Shaw
It’s amazing Ginger Shaw found any time at all to coach the Gardiner Area High School softball team this spring.
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MORNING SENTINEL SOFTBALL PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Shelby Obert
Softball has stolen a few terms from baseball over the years. Still, one term you don’t hear very often about softball players in the area is: Five-tool player.
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Kennebec Journal area police log, July 12, 2013
AUGUSTA, THURSDAY, At 4:12 p.m., an assault was reported at Calumet Bridge.
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MORNING SENTINEL SOFTBALL COACH OF THE YEAR: Joey Marcoux
Eastern A is a tough softball league, but Lawrence coach Joey Marcoux still believed at the start of the season that his team could contend for a playoff spot. Then the games started and mistakes piled up. After five games, Lawrence had won once and the losses were by scores like 19-0 and 14-1.