WATERVILLE — Gabbie St. Peter and Alice Willette recently received recognition medals from the Waterville Board of Education for work they have done to raise money for the food cupboard at George J. Mitchell School. The girls so far have raised $41,550 for the cupboard. Seated behind the girls at Mid-Day Café at Waterville Senior […]
May 2014
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Sen. Collins raises more than $5 million in re-election bid
Meanwhile, her Democratic challenger Shenna Bellows surpasses $1 million in total fundraising.
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Raye, Cain have most money left going into 2nd District primary
The most recent fundraising news is worst for Democrat Troy Jackson and bad for Republican Bruce Poliquin, who lose ground on their opponents.
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Maine Guard general defends decisions, blames ‘sensationalist’ media
In a Friday morning radio interview, Brig. Gen. James Campbell says initial stories that he was seeking to move the 133rd Battalion were ‘way off the mark.’
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Police knew about but didn’t view Elliot Rodger’s videos
A police statement also reveals new details about the sequence of events leading up to the killings near a Santa Barbara university.
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Utah teens shocked to see altered yearbook photos
Digital alterations included cap sleeves on tank tops, raised necklines and in one case, a vanished tattoo.
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Maine Democrats gather at convention as they try to unseat Gov. LePage
Party leaders hope to highlight the importance of maintaining Democratic control of the 2nd District seat, left vacant by Mike Michaud.
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China acres turned into a free multi-use trail park
Thurston Park will open Saturday with about four miles of trails on about 400 acres near the Albion and Palermon town lines.