While the road race season is winding down, there are still plenty of opportunities for runners to get in on an organized race in central Maine. Here’s a look at the area races over the rest of September:
September 2013
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WOMEN’S SOCCER: Tuttle leads UMF soccer team while having fun
There’s a fine line between setting lofty goals and reaching them. University of Maine at Farmington senior Kayla Tuttle found that balance last season for the women’s soccer team by learning to relax a little and have fun.
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NFL: Patriots sign Maine native Mulligan
A New York Jets jersey signed by Matt Mulligan hangs in the gymnasium at tiny Penobscot Valley High School in Howland, a tribute to the former Howler-turned-NFL player.
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U.S. OPEN: Serena cruises in quarterfinals
NEW YORK (AP) — From an ace on the first point to a stinging return on the last, Serena Williams was close to perfect in the U.S. Open quarterfinals.
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Belgrade aims for participation in state roadwork plans
Residents and business owners were divided on their support for full reconstruction of the street, with 4-to-1 in favor of just a skim coat of pavement, according to an independent survey.
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Treatment plant’s heat source on Gardiner council agenda
A representative from Summit Natural Gas of Maine told councilors he couldn’t guarantee the company will expand to South Gardiner with or without the wastewater plant as a customer.
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Schools experience few problems getting new computers
School officials in Maine are applauding the speedy roll-out of the new laptops and tablets.
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Railway to appeal $50,000 order to pay Waterville whistle-blower
Pan Am Railways Inc. will appeal a U.S. Department of Labor order to pay $50,000 in compensatory and punitive damages on behalf of an injured Waterville worker.
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Morning Sentinel area police log, Sept. 3, 2013
IN BENTON, Saturday at 6:55 a.m., burglary was reported on Hanscom Road.
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Driving delays, torn-up streets to be addressed by Augusta council Thursday
City Manager William Bridgeo said the city has received some complaints about the natural gas pipeline work and the toll its taking on the streets and businesses.