Rolf Diamon of Windham was hiking up the Lion Head Trail with his son Saturday morning when he collapsed, authorities say.
September 2017
Posted inMaine, News, Schools and Education
MCI’s capital campaign goal to strengthen programs, boost endowment in final stretch
The Pittsfield school now has all visual and performing arts education under one roof in the renovated J.R. Cianchette Hall.
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Posted inFall sports, Golf, Sports, Varsity Maine
Golf notebook: Nokomis is no surprise anymore
Warriors off to strong start; Messalonskee also looking good.
Posted inNation & World, News
Four Boston College students attacked with acid in France
Police describe the suspect as ‘disturbed’ and say the attack was not thought to be terror-related.
Posted inAmy Calder, Columns
Wanted: Volunteer trail builders
With an Americorps team unexpectedly diverted to help out with hurricane cleanup, the effort to expand the Waterville area’s trail system may have to be homegrown, writes Amy Calder.
Posted inMaine, News
Maine wardens renew search for Medford woman, 71
The original search for Diana Estey was suspended in November.
Posted inCelebrations
John and Dana Jacques: 55th wedding anniversary
On Sept. 1st, John and Dana (Bean) Jacques of Waterville, celebrated their 55th Wedding Anniversary with their family at their home. The couple were married on Sept. 1st, 1962 at the Sacred Heart Church in Waterville. They were married by Father Sullivan and held their reception at the old Elmwood Hotel. Mr. Jacques worked as […]
Posted inEditorials
Our View: Political climate may be changing on global warming
It’s time for leaders to catch up with the people, who believe climate scientists and are ready to take action.
Posted inHome of the Week, Real Estate
A vintage farmhouse that’s beautifully updated, and affordable
Bright and fresh, the home has been thoroughly updated.
Posted inFood & Dining, Source
How to find a CSA that’s right for you
The farmers in Maine who produce winter CSAs are a widely varied group, and as a result, they tend to come up with some surprising and innovative ‘crops.’