Marshals Dennis Horton and Julie Moore show that breast cancer can touch any life or gender.
October 2015
Posted inField Hockey, Sports
Field hockey playoff fields finalized
Messalonskee, Gardiner earn top seeds in Class A and B North, respectively.
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Posted inBusiness, Food
Restaurant industry leader Danny Meyer cuts out tipping: Will others follow suit?
Menu prices at his fine-dining restaurants will rise 20 to 35 percent and he says he’s working on a system to keep servers’ wages the same or better.
Posted inMaine, News
Three dog teams searched area near where remains believed to be Largay were found
Remains believed to be an Appalachian Trail hiker missing since 2013 were found Wednesday by a forester in wooded area about 3,000 yards from the trail in Redington Township.
Posted inPeople
Belgrade coloring contest winners announced
Haylee Dyer and Pricsilla Partridge take top prizes in Friends of the Belgrade Public Library event.
Posted inCommunity
Cedar Ridge Center celebrates Harvest Ball in Skowhegan
Robert and Roberta Chadbourne were crowned king and queen and annual event.
Posted inCommunity
State education leaders to present latest educational ideas Oct. 22 in Gardiner
“Straight from the State” discussion will be held in Little Theater at Gardiner Area High School.
Posted inCommunity
Richmond Future Land Use to workshops Oct. 21 and Nov. 17
Help us Map a Vision for Richmond’s Future! topic of workshops.
Posted inCommunity
UMF presentation on Oct. 21 explores AIDS, stigma and economic empowerment in Africa
Nicole Kellett, UMF assistant professor of anthropology, to speak.