The treatment program is designed to let the women’s children live with them.
July 2013
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Mousam River dams at turning point
A local group is hoping relicensing decisions about three dams will favor access for spawning fish.
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AUTO RACING: Benjamin 1st Maine man to win TD Bank 250 in 7 years
OXFORD — Reigning Pro All-Star Series North champion Travis Benjamin became the first Maine driver in seven years Sunday night to win the TD Bank 250 at Oxford Plains Speedway.
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Heat, threat of bad weather impact clam festival attendance
Festival organizers estimate attendance was down by about 30 percent.
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Gay rights groups change their focus
Organizations like EqualityMaine are working to increase acceptance for couples in rural areas.
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AUTO RACING ROUNDUP: Smart grabs feature win at Unity
UNITY — Points leader Deane Smart helped his cause Friday night by winning the Late Model Sportman feature at Unity Raceway.
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MLB: Bailey set forsurgery
BOSTON (AP) — Red Sox reliever Andrew Bailey will have season-ending right shoulder surgery this week.
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BABE RUTH BASEBALL: Central Maine sweeps states
The Central Maine Babe Ruth 15-year-old All-Star team continued its impressive run of dominance, winning the state championship with a 6-1 win over Auburn on Sunday afternoon.
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AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL: Madison sets up rematch with The Red Barn
AUGUSTA — It took Madison pitcher Chase Nelson an inning against Gardiner to shake off the rust that comes with not pitching for more than a week. The Madison bats, those never showed any tarnish at all.
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Maine International Film Festival closes with higher attendance, heightened enthusiasm
The Maine International Film Festival concluded Sunday, having shown more than 100 films and recording some 8,500 paid admissions, according to organizers.