Junior point guard hopes to dictate the pace Saturday against Dexter.
March 2017
Posted inMaine, News
Longtime Cornville selectman seeking re-election, says budget should stay the same
Melvin Blaisdell, 67, is running unopposed for a three-year term as first selectman in the upcoming election, while municipal spending is expected to remain the same at about $550,000.
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Police confirm Fairfield police dog bit handler’s infant daughter
The dog, a 22-month-old named Rex, reportedly bit Officer Jordan Brook’s infant daughter, who suffered puncture wounds and bruised ribs.
Posted inMaine, Maine Crime, News
Former Mount View High School teacher sentenced for sex crime against student
Aaron Clark, 37, was sentenced to 364 days; but all of the time was suspended under a plea deal reached with the prosecution.
Posted inMaine, Maine Crime
Maine considers automatic life sentence for domestic violence murder
A legislative committee is working on the bill.
Posted inMaine, News
After years of waiting, Oakland set to receive grant for sidewalk work
The town of Oakland originally wrote the grant in 2012 and completed its contribution years ago, but it never received the state grant to make crosswalks ADA-compliant.
Posted inLife & Culture, Maine, News
Winthrop minister brings Ash Wednesday to the community
Although retired, the Rev. James Gill offers ashes as part of the international Ashes To Go direct outreach event.
Posted inMaine, News
Accidental overdoses of fentanyl killed former Old Orchard Beach councilor, Saco woman
It’s unclear whether Dana Furtado, 44, and Amber Morrow, 21, knew the substance was pure fentanyl, a painkiller up to 50 times as powerful as heroin.
Posted inBusiness, Maine
Environmental groups to make hard push to reverse Maine’s new solar rules
They say the PUC’s ‘extreme’ changes, which are opposed by the governor for different reasons, will stifle industry investment and were improperly adopted.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
Lisa’s Restaurant in Augusta to raise money for food bank
Starting Saturday and continuing through March, a putting challenge will help bring in money for the needy.