The governor says all General Assistance payments will be cut off for communities that help asylum seekers and other undocumented immigrants.
June 2014
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LEGION BASEBALL ROUNDUP: Mosca leads Red Barn to win
A bases-loaded single from Ray Mosca was enough to get Red Barn over Messalonskee.
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Wilton Tannery cleanup to start mid-July
The two-month cleanup project is expected to be confined to the property and minimally disrupt the surrounding area.
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Campers, friends happy with Clukey’s decision
Those closest to the Augusta native Olympian are glad the luger will be back in the U.S. national team fold for another year.
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Study: Pesticides making ‘bee-friendly’ plants bee-killers
A press conference Wednesday in Portland will highlight the results of studies showing neonicotinoids, common in garden pesticides, are toxic to bees.
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Augusta luger Julia Clukey holds off retirement
Olympian plans to compete on World Cup tour for at least one more season and says she hasn’t ruled out 2018 Olympics.
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Ex-Maine State Police chief’s child sex case unresolved after meeting
Andrew Demers Jr. is accused of sexually assaulting a 4-year-old child.
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Matchett looks to break through at Speedway 95
The Skowhegan native is making his mark in his third season racing in the Sportsman division.
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Skowhegan Indian restoration, grant money boost downtown fixup
Trees surrounding the iconic statue were removed as part of a makeover that goes hand-in-hand with other downtown revitalization work.
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LeBron tells Heat he will become free agent
That does not mean James is leaving Miami – but there’s no guarantee that he’ll be in a Heat uniform next season, either.