The oldest of victim Renee Sandora’s four children testifies about the 2011 killings he witnessed in New Gloucester.
2013
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Maine constitutional officials to take oaths
Three officials will be sworn in today, the day before the Legislature returns to begin business for 2013.
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Next generation fighter: Where will F-35 touch down?
People in communities from California to Florida to Maine worry that the planes are too loud.
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Bald Mountain center of mining rules debate
If it weren’t so hilly where he lives, Troy Jackson could look out the windows of his home in Allagash and see what has become the symbol of the fight over updating Maine’s mining rules.
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HIGH SCHOOL SKI NOTEBOOK: Bears look good early
At Maranacook, Nordic coach Steve DeAngelis has 46 skiers out for the team this winter. With more than 30 athletes on the Alpine team, DeAngelis estimated that one quarter of Maranacook’s enrollment is skiing competitively for the school this winter.
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Maine education policies receive a ‘D’
Maine’s education policies are getting a passing grade — by the barest of margins.
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COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Hudnet carries Mules to victory
WATERVILLE — Chris Hudnut scored 25 points and grabbed 10 rebounds in his first collegiate New England Small College Athletic Conference game to lead the Colby College men’s basketball team to a 69-65 win over Hamilton College on Sunday at Wadsworth Gymnasium.
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HIGH SCHOOL SKI NOTEBOOK: Mt. Abram pleasantly surprised
Mt. Abram Alpine coach Bob Luce didn’t know what to expect when his girls team competed in a giant slalom race Friday at Black Mountain. So when his Roadrunners tied Oxford Hills for the team win, Luce was surprised.
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Forest Hills Math Team ranks high
JACKMAN – The Forest Hills High School Math Team recently completed its third round in the Western Class D mathematics team competition. Out of seven participants, five scored within the top five of their grade level.
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Winter Ecology Walk planned in Unity
UNITY — A Winter Ecology Walk is set for 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Jan. 19 on a Sebasticook Regional Land Trust conservation property. Participants should sign up in advance and should wear appropriate footwear and clothing.