The Democratic-controlled Senate is unlikely to go along with cuts that critics say will eliminate food aid for millions of struggling families and veterans.
September 2013
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HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER NOTEBOOK: Richmond gets needed competition
After breezing through its first four games, the Richmond girls soccer team lost to Class C Sacopee Valley 4-2 last Saturday. Although losses are tough to take, the competition is a must for the three time defending Class D state champion Bobcats.
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HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL GAME OF THE WEEK: Cony, Brunswick bring contrasting styles to key game
AUGUSTA — Two teams with contrasting styles will meet tonight with similar objectives: To make a statement in the Pine Tree Conference Class B.
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‘I felt him breathe’: Escape from the Navy Yard
The first bang sounded distant and muffled. But when they kept coming, Bertillia Lavern recognized the sounds.
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Owner of Old Port building heavily damage in fire cited repeatedly
During inspections, 11 violations were found, including missing smoke detectors, open electrical wiring and an inadequate number of egress points.
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In video, naval yard gunman ‘calmly’ kills
The FBI director also says the video shows that the shooter had no specific target.
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Public Utilities Commission chairman not recusing himself
Approval of the terms of a 25-year contract with Nestle Waters North America is in jeopardy because all three PUC commissioners and the state’s public advocate have ties to Nestle.
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HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER NOTEBOOK: Winslow boys show balance
The Winslow boys soccer team may match or improve last year’s regular-season record of 10-1-3 despite the graduation of 30-goal scorer Gabe Smith.
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HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL GAME OF THE WEEK: Winslow prepares for MDI
There’s nothing fancy about Mt. Desert Island High School’s offense. The Trojans line up in a T formation, with three backs. Then, they play keep away.
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HIGH SCHOOL FIELD HOCKEY: 64 in a row for Indians
SKOWHEGAN — For a so-called rebuilding year, the Skowhegan field hockey team is faring quite well. Thursday, the Indians downed Cony 10-0 to run their record to 7-0-0. The win was also the 64th straight for the Indians, setting a new state record for consecutive victories.