If ever there was an example of a self-made player it was Gary Towle, who one summer wore out six basketballs playing dawn to dusk in preparation for his senior year at Cony High School.
July 2013
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SNAPSHOT: Readfield rush job
Tracey Holloway weeds her garden Monday near his Readfield home, during a brief respite from rain.
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Obama suggests it’s common for nations to spy on allies
Allegations of U.S. spying on European officials in German news weekly Der Spiegel could jeopardize next week’s opening of trans-Atlantic trade talks between the United States and Europe.
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Kennebec Journal area police log, July 1, 2013
Augusta, Sunday, At 4:40 p.m., firefighters responded to an alarm at the Haynes Building on East Chestnut Street.
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2 Gardiner men injured in baseball bat fracas
Two men were injured in an assault involving a baseball bat early Saturday on Harrison Avenue in Gardiner.
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Flash flood watches issued for central Maine
Flash flood watches were issued throughout central Maine Monday evening, according to the National Weather Service.
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Morning Sentinel area police log, July 1, 2013
IN ANSON, Sunday at 3:27 a.m., a report of a past burglary was investigated on Starks Road.
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Sit-down dining returning to Taste of Greater Waterville
Organizers for this year’s Taste of Greater Waterville, scheduled Aug. 7, are returning to the festival’s roots by offering a seated dining option, in addition to fast food and a la carte choices.
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Massachusetts may require photo IDs on welfare cards
The proposal would exempt the elderly and disabled from the requirement, who often don’t have easy access to photos IDs.
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At Bulger trial, ex-FBI agent apologizes for killing
A former FBI agent who admitted taking payoffs from James “Whitey” Bulger offered a tearful apology Monday to the family of one of Bulger’s alleged murder victims.