Skowhegan High School Class of 1963 will have a “Tail Gate Gathering” at noon Saturday, Aug. 29, at the top of Hilton Hill. Members are asked to bring their lunches, chairs and masks. Beverages and chips will be provided as well as a comfort station. Classmates can drive vehicles to the site, no walking involved. […]
2020
Posted inMaine, News
Sanford man killed in Hancock County boating accident
Ryan Conary, 26, was killed on Toddy Pond in Orland after a Jet Ski collided with a waterskiing craft, authorities say.
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Posted inThe Maine Forecast
More heat, humidity to kick off the week
This has been one of the warmest summers on record through most of the northeast. The trend continues as we push into the middle of August.
Posted inSports
Morikawa, 23, claims PGA Championship with memorable surge
A chip-in birdie for the lead on No. 14 and an eagle on No. 16 send Collin Morikawa to his first major title.
Posted inSports
Koepka follows his trash talk with trashy play
After downplaying the chances of his fellow competitors, Brooks Koepka took himself out of contention with an early string of bogeys.
Posted inSports
Astros, A’s clear benches during Oakland’s ninth straight win
The benches and the stands empty after Oakland’s Ramon Laureano is hit by a pitch.
Posted inMaine, Maine Crime, News
Man armed with knife prompts Portland police to shut down part of Park Avenue
The situation was resolved when the man, who was ‘actively cutting himself,’ was disarmed by a ‘sponge round,’ a police spokesman says.
Posted inSports
Entire Pirates-Cards 3-game series postponed over virus woes
The three-game series is off while St. Louis deals with a COVID-19 outbreak.
Posted inNation & World, Schools and Education
No parties, no trips: Colleges set COVID-19 rules for fall
Administrators warn that failure to follow restrictions could bring serious consequences, including getting booted from school.
Posted inNation & World
States on hook for billions under Trump’s unemployment plan
A plan from President Trump to extend additional unemployment benefits requires states to provide 25 percent of the funds, and it’s unclear whether states have the money or the will to do so.