With over half of Maine drier than normal or experiencing drought, irrigation systems are coming in handy.
July 2016
Posted inOp-Eds
Roberts: With Trump, the unbelievable becomes possible
The presumptive Republican nominee has to convince voters that he is a safe alternative to Hillary.
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Posted inOp-Eds
Gerry Boyle: A cultural divide over guns
How firearms are seen here in Maine differs a great deal from how they are perceived in inner-city Boston.
Posted inBoston Red Sox, Sports
Red Sox show some muscle in beating Yankees
Boston hits three home runs to start the second half of the season with a 5-3 win.
Posted inFilm, Life & Culture, Lifestyle, Maine International Film Festival, News
Byrne presented with Maine International Film Festival Mid-Life Achievement Award
The award presentation, which kicks off the final weekend of the 10-day Waterville film festival, followed a screening of Byrne’s film ‘The Usual Suspects’ and preceded a Castonguay Square party.
Posted inSports, Track & Field, Varsity Maine
KJ/MS BOYS TRACK AND FIELD ATHLETE OF THE YEAR: Owen Concaugh, Messalonskee
Eagles’ junior found the confidence he needed after missing most of the indoor track season.
Posted inPolitics
On the issues: Trump vs. Pence positions
There is a record of deep disagreements between the two names on the top of the Republican ticket this year.
Posted inSports
Augusta drops a pair of games at state tournament
Team will try and rebound in Babe Ruth tournament Saturday against Apple Valley.
Posted inLifestyle, Nation & World, Politics, Religion and Values
Non-religious now largest U.S. voting bloc by faith
This dramatic shift among voters is showing up in polls for the first time in a presidential election year.