The transparency after Garrianna Quinn’s 1982 killing contrasts with DHHS’ silence on Marissa Kennedy.
March 2018
Posted inCommunity
3rd Maine Company A Regiment Volunteer Infantry to give presentation March 17 in Readfield
The program will include aspects of the daily lives of Civil War cooks, infantrymen and others.
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Thomas College to host 3-D Printing Expo April 27
This event is open to Maine educators, technology directors, school librarians and administrators.
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Augusta, Waterville area bridge results
Gamers play in Waterville, Hallowell and Augusta.
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Lithgow Public Library plans March Mindfullness
Events to help keep self happy, healthy and centered.
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LePage says he offered job back to former staffer accused of abuse
In a radio interview, the governor says he was ‘100 percent behind’ David Sorensen, who has been trading abuse allegations with his ex-wife since resigning from the White House last month.
Posted inSports
Friday’s NBA roundup: Raptors halt Rockets’ 17-game winning streak
Kyle Lowry scores 30 points in a 108-105 victory in Toronto.
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Sports Digest: Portland’s Moss, Houlton’s Bouchard win top high school basketball awards
Terion Moss is Mr. Maine Basketball and Kolleen Bouchard is Miss Maine Basketball.
Posted inMaine colleges, Sports
Friday’s Maine college roundup: UMaine loses opener in Hockey East quarterfinals
The Black Bears waste two leads in a 4-3 defeat at Providence.
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Dunlap calls Lewiston mayor’s letter to new voters ‘a disservice to public discourse’
Maine’s secretary of state responds to Shane Bouchard’s letter telling voters who registered at the polls last year that they now face residency requirements.