T.J. Folsom, a student at Manchester Elementary School, became the state champion with his speech about positive thinking.
May 2014
Augusta police investigate Mount Vernon Avenue robbery
A woman was pushed down and a man was hit on the head during a robbery and an attempted robbery, police said.
Vassalboro residents want ‘exploding targets’ quieted
Packed with explosives, they make a loud noise; an opponent of restrictions says “blowing up trees is pretty fun.”
Police on alert for seat belt use
Sixty-eight police agencies in Maine will conduct overtime patrols over the holiday weekend enforcing seat belt laws.
Tribute to fallen soldiers stops in West Gardiner
The Summit Project collects stones and stories of Maine soldiers killed in action since the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.
Subcontractor on Kennebec Valley natural gas project files lawsuit
A horizontal drilling specialist claims it wasn’t fully paid by a Wisconsin firm for its work on the Summit Natural Gas of Maine project.
Standard & Poor’s closes above 1,900, but it’s a slog
Homebuilder stocks rise as sales of new homes increase.
Climate change is a personal thing
From California warmth to Maine’s cold, J.P. Devine’s mind is on the weather.