Despite an injury scare from Mookie Betts, Boston beats the Mets and trims its magic number to two.
2018
Kennebec Journal police log for Sept. 16
Augusta area police reports for Sept. 16, 2018
Volunteers cut wood in Readfield to help bridge gap between needy and those on general assistance
A handful of volunteers cut, sorted six to eight cord of wood on Sunday morning to bolster a local assistance program.
Morning Sentinel police logs for Sept. 16
Waterville area police reports for Sept. 16, 2018
Officials: Driver climbed down embankment into Kennebec to escape police
Skowhegan police still searching for the man, who Chief Bucknam says made contact with his father after the incident.
Huge squirrel population nibbles crops, driving farmers nuts
But as hungry as they are, it’s unlikely that they’ll inflict massive economic damage.
Elevated levels of arsenic found at new RSU 2 school’s site
State officials say school district has taken appropriate steps to prevent students, staff from being exposed to heavy metals.
Hallowell officials say big budgeting error likely won’t affect taxes
A new city revenue budget will be submitted in October, but no change to the mil rate is expected even after hundreds of thousands of dollars were miscounted.
Woman accusing Kavanaugh of sexual misconduct comes forward
While his friend watched, she says, a teenage Kavanaugh pinned her to a bed on her back and groped her over her clothes.
Shut up and listen: Augusta nonprofit, and a statewide initiative, preserving Mainers’ stories before they’re gone
Keith Ludden, founder of Oral History and Folklife Research Inc., advises interviewers that narrators will ‘take you places you never knew about.’