LETTER
May 2014
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Posted inPolitics
Conservative tide ebbs, particularly on social issues
Just as a rising conservative tide helped Republicans in 2010, a waning one could pose problems in the future.
Posted inPolitics
Salisbury, Bates in House race for Westbrook’s District 35
Both candidates for the seat now held by Ann Peoples say education is the top priority.
Posted inPolitics
Selectman, Rotary leader seek Maine House District 7 nod
Robert ‘Bob’ Foley and Peter Leon are running for the Republican nomination.
Posted inSports
CATCHING UP: Carrabec baseball
Staff writer Travis Lazarczyk catches up with the Cobras, who’ve all but secured their playoff spot for the second time since 1992.
Posted inSports
LOCAL ROUNDUP: Knight leads Messalonskee softball to win over Lewiston
The Eagles downed the struggling Blue Devils 5-0 thanks to Kylee Knight’s command performance.
Posted inSports
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL NOTEBOOK: Field tight in KVAC A playoff race
Four teams are within five points of each other competing for the final two postseason spots.
Posted inSports
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL NOTEBOOK: Eagles on brink of tourney berth
Erskine is on the brink of playoff qualification after a come-from-behind win against Morse.
Posted inSports
HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD: Houston shines for Mustangs at MVCs
The Lisbon boys and girls won their ninth straight Mountain Valley Championship team titles.