The Waterville girls will be one of the most interesting swimming teams to watch in Maine over the next few seasons. That’s because the Purple Panthers have 12 freshmen in their program this season. “The girls are going to be a work in progress,” Waterville coach Bob Johnston said. “But all of the girls that […]
2014
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Cony looking toward postseason
Boys and girls hope to improve from last year’s times
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Leeds man dies in custody at Cumberland County Jail
An inmate found unconscious in his cell at the Cumberland County Jail around 9 p.m. Sunday was later pronounced dead at the scene, according to a news release from the Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office. Miles Hartford, 33, of Leeds was found by a corrections officer who was conducting a security check. Corrections officers and medical […]
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Gunman takes hostages in Australian cafe
Television footage shot through the cafe’s windows showed several people with their arms in the air and hands pressed against the glass.
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CIA report revives legal debate on interrogation
In one memo, the CIA was told Abu Zubaydah could lawfully be placed in a box with an insect, kept awake for days at a time and slapped multiple times in the face.
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Giving back to community an important part of ‘Nutcracker’ performance
Students from MCI’s Bossov Ballet Theater danced in their final performance of ‘The Nutcracker’ on Sunday, while also raising money and toys for the Maine Children’s Home for Little Wanderers.
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Christmas trees stolen from Norridgewock tree farm
With more than a dozen trees disappearing overnight Saturday, Trees to Please has seen an increase this year in trees and other merchandise being taken without being paid for.