BOSTON (AP) — The Boston Bruins came within two minutes of forcing a seventh game in the Stanley Cup finals. Now they must wait nearly seven months until the next postseason.
September 2013
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COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: Tinsman, Greene step it up for Thomas
Thomas field hockey coach Andrea Thebarge knew exactly where she wanted the Terriers to improve this season.
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COLLEGE CONNECTIONS: Beede moves to another level
University of Southern Maine senior Briar Beede didn’t come out of nowhere, it just seems that way.
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COMMENTARY: ON GOLF: Next year is only 16 days away
ATLANTA (AP) — Tiger Woods said he was tired. Phil Mickelson already was looking for ways to reduce his schedule by 25 percent.
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Michaud makes campaign stop at Waterville church
A month into his campaign for governor of Maine, U.S. Rep. Mike Michaud, D-2nd District, tuned up his campaign rhetoric during an appearance Tuesday evening at Waterville’s Universalist Unitarian Church.
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China voters to consider lakefront property for park
China voters will decide in November whether the town should buy a 9-acre lakefront property that includes a development known as “The Cabins” to turn it into a park.
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Waterville Police Department hires 4 officers, dispatcher
The Waterville Police Department has hired four police officers, increasing the total number of full-time sworn officers to 30, according to Chief Joseph Massey.
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Person shot during Augusta robbery on Monday, police say
An incident reported as an attempted armed robbery on Boothby Street in Augusta resulted in one person being shot, city police said today, correcting information released after the incident Monday.
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Judges weigh religious exemption for new health law
A federal appeals court is considering whether for-profit businesses can be exempted from a contraceptive mandate because of the owners’ religious views.
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More works by Skowhegan Indian’s sculptor to be displayed in town
A 12-foot-tall wooden sculpture of scrambling football players and an early model of Skowhegan’s iconic Indian sculpture will be coming to town soon for permanent public display.