Eli Strauss, his daughter and another girl are able to swim to shore before being found by rescue workers and treated for hypothermia.
2018
Posted inAnimals, Life & Culture, Nation & World
Scientists use cameras to capture wildlife data
The motion-detecting devices are smaller, cheaper and more reliable than ever.
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Posted inVarsity Maine
Richmond girls basketball adapting — and thriving — in first Mountain Valley Conference season
Bobcats poised for success after making jump to larger, deeper conference.
Posted inNews, Sports
Hot Stove Dinner in Maine shows Pedro’s still a hot ticket after retirement
Hall of Famer pitcher Pedro Martinez is the center of attention at the annual Portland Sea Dogs Hot Stove Dinner.
Posted inBooks, Life & Culture, Maine, News
Stephen King aims to help bookstore owner who lost collection
The author says he was ‘horrified’ to hear about the flood at Gerald Winters & Son in Bangor that destroyed rare books and original King manuscripts.
Posted inMaine
Small earthquake shakes Richmond area
The town’s police chief said the 911 telephone line was inundated with calls about ‘the rumble and boom.’
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
Zumwalt destroyer built at BIW docks in Portland
The future USS Michael Monsoor makes the stop during its latest round of at-sea trials.
Posted inMaine
Gaping sinkhole threatens sewer line off Winslow’s Halifax Street
The sinkhole that formed after a weekend of heavy rain and snowmelt exposed a sewer main that serves three-quarters of Winslow residents north of the Sebasticook River.
Posted inNation & World
Navy charges 5 officers with negligent homicide in ship crashes
The rare legal move could send the accused to jail for up to three years.
Posted inVarsity Maine
Dynamic Duo lead Maine Central Institute girls basketball
April McAlpine, Sydney Morton help Huskies to 9-2 record this season