McKenna Brodeur scores 16 points to lead the Eagles to a fast start and a big KVAC Class A win.
2016
Posted inSports
Unexpected All-Star John Scott stood up to NHL
The enforcer writes that pressure from the league to drop out made him determined to play in the game.
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Posted inBoys Basketball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Maranacook boys basketball holds off late Winslow rally
Black Bears turn Black Raiders aside as Kyle Wilbur and Jason Brooks team up in final minute.
Posted inMaine, News
Proposed fire station site gaining Augusta council favor
Councilors are scheduled to vote Thursday on the proposal, which needs another $500,000 for pilings to stabilize the soil on the site.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
Madison selectmen express concern over water district project
The proposed water line replacement project would cost $3.2 million, but two Madison selectmen wondered on Thursday night how that would affect water user rates.
Posted inNews, Politics
Trump says he had to skip Republican debate in Iowa, to ‘stick up’ for his rights
At a rally held at Drake University while his rivals debated elsewhere in Des Moines, the front-runner said he would have preferred to be at the debate.
Posted inNation & World, News, Politics
Republican candidates talk policy, mock Trump as front-runner skips debate
Ted Cruz and Jeb Bush take jabs at Donald Trump, who holds a rally nearby, protesting his treatment by debate sponsor Fox News.
Posted inBusiness, News
Massachusetts lobstermen back law to expand market
A bill before the state Senate would allow the sale, processing and transport of frozen lobster products.
Posted inMaine, News, Schools and Education
Unexpected special education costs prompt RSU 9 budget freeze
Since the start of the school year, nine RSU 9 students have been placed out of district for special education, five more students than the school budgeted for.
Posted inMaine, News
Skowhegan residents get remastered look at life 70 years ago
Residents of Redington Memorial Home get a viewing of the remastered documentary film ‘Blizzard to Blossoms,’ which was shot in 1948-49 in the Skowhegan area.