Freshman hitting .423 in first season with Beavers after being cut from Roger Williams
2017
Posted inMaine, News
Hallowell council accepts two gifts totaling $1.1 million
A $1 million anonymous pledge to build a fire station at Stevens Commons and a $100,000 donation by a Hallowell resident in support of the Stevens Commons component of a proposed bond package were big topics at Monday’s council meeting.
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Commentary: It was a tearful road for Sergio
After 18 years and 71 majors, Garcia finally breaks through at Masters.
Posted inMaine, Maine Crime, News
Teenage driver knocked boy off bike during a feud, police say
John Terrill, 18, is charged with reckless conduct, after allegedly hitting the bike with his vehicle and knocking the 11-year-old to the ground.
Posted inBusiness, Nation & World
Trump’s push for jobs forces automakers into delicate political dance
All politicians take credit for others’ accomplishments, but Trump goes about it in a much more public way.
Posted inMaine, Maine Crime
Pair charged in South Portland break-in, baseball bat attack
Police say the 2 victims knew the 18-year-old man and 16-year-old boy charged in the attack at a residence in the city’s Pleasantdale neighborhood.
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Seafood harvesters group opposes bill focused on recreational fishing
Seafood Harvesters of America says the federal bill would exempt the recreational fishing industry from some standards.
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Bill would help Portland seek reimbursement for shelter, General Assistance aid
The proposed changes to the residency determination process would make the jurisdiction where a person lived before applying for aid responsible for the costs.
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United States launches bid to co-host 2026 world Cup soccer
Canada and Mexico would host matches as well.
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Skowhegan selectmen to vote on one-way traffic changes
Gem and Cowette streets will become one-way beginning April 17, paving the way for a public hearing on the matter on May 9.