Tom Keene, who’d been chief for 21 years, lost both legs to diabetes complications, but says he can still do his job.
2014
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Waterville school food bank serving need immediately
The food bank at George J. Mitchell School has been open only two weeks and already has served more than 35 families.
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Former Israeli leader Ariel Sharon’s condition worsens
His family gathers by the hospital bedside of the former prime minister, who has been in a coma since suffering a stroke eight years ago.
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Tony Stewart ready to race when NASCAR season opens
The three-time champion broke his leg in August in a crash.
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Accused Oakland man: Christmas Eve theft ‘dumb mistake’
Charged with robbing widow of her jewelry, he says, “It was Christmastime and I couldn’t get the kids nothing.”
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Scientists: Americans becoming weather wimps
As the world warms, the United States is getting fewer bitter cold spells, and ‘we’re just not used to really cold winters anymore.’
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AUTO RACING: Northeast Motorsports Expo promising something different
Organizer tries to bring more to event than just circle track racing.
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HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Liberty, Richards, Washburn among finalists
Gaziano honors top senior linemen.
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Waterville’s Thomas named to dean’s list at Keene State College
KEENE, N. H. — Laken Thomas, of Waterville, was named to the 2013 fall semester dean’s list at Keene State College.
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Benton residents, officials and CMP to meet on noisy substation
Monday night meeting with a Central Maine Power Co. official will delve into substation noise that Albion Road area residents say keeps them up at night.