The Bobcats have had a breeze of a start to their schedule despite nine seniors graduating as state champions last season.
May 2014
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Welch doing double duty for Cobras
The Carrabec senior is excelling at both softball and with javelin in hand.
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HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL: Eagles slip by Rams
Devin Warren stole third and scored on an overthrow to come home with the winning run in Messalonskee’s 4-3 victory.
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UTC workers, soon to be laid off, seek opportunities at Pittsfield job fair
The town’s second largest employer will begin layoffs in the fall before closing next spring, and workers seek a head start on new careers.
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Mobile food pantry to come to Bingham
Anyone in the Bingham area in need of food assistance is invited to come to the Bingham Area Health Center on Friday for distribution.
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Farmington considering landscaping lot near town entrance
Town officials considered selling the lot, heard a proposal to hold a flea market there and are now considering a donation for landscaping.
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Somerset County’s 10-mile yard sale has police ready for traffic headaches
The annual event starts in Cornville and ends in Skowhegan with dozens of side roads in between.
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Inmate from Fairfield wants more ‘good time’ credit
Glen C. Harrington III thought he would be eligible for nine days a month good time when he agreed to his sentence.
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Oversight committee hands off CDC document-shredding case to Maine AG
Members reach no consensus on lawbreaking at the state Center for Disease Control, but some say there was misconduct and a cover-up.