As she leaves office as mayor, Karen Heck says the city needs to confront a lack of coordination among a dozen agencies working to boost the local economy.
December 2014
Posted inGirls Basketball, Sports
MCI girls fight back, but fall to Oceanside
Ashley Alton scored a game-high 24 points in the Huskies’ 63-53 loss to the Mariners.
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Posted inBoys Hockey, Varsity Maine
Black Raiders ready to hit the road north
The Winslow boys are preparing for a 430-mile round-trip to Presque Isle.
Posted inBoys Hockey, Varsity Maine
Gardiner boys trying to make a move for playoffs
The Tigers are fresh off an emotional overtime win Saturday against Leavitt.
Posted inNew England Patriots
Patriots moving on after Bills loss
New England will wait to learn the identity of its first playoff opponent.
Posted inNew England Patriots
Patriots’ Revis a target for Jets owner
Woody Johnson says he’d ‘love’ to have the New England cornerback back.
Posted inLocal & State, Maine Crime
Fairfield police follow leads in robbery investigation
Police say they have received tips about Friday’s attempted robbery at the Cumberland Farms store on Main Street and have released a photo of a jacket similar to the one worn by the suspect.
Posted inLocal & State
Somerset County’s new sheriff vows ‘model’ agency
Dale Lancaster took the oath of office as 30th county sheriff on Monday, pledging to improve the agency’s dealings with the public and saying he would seek national accreditation.
Posted inLocal & State
No charges filed against Oakland woman who crashed into house
Occupants of the home on Carver Street in Waterville were not hurt when the Toyota sedan backed into the house, but the structure sustained thousands of dollars in damage.
Posted inLocal & State, Maine Crime
Morning Sentinel Dec. 29 police log
Waterville area police reports for Dec. 29, 2014