SOLON – Gerald Guy Rogers, born Oct. 15, 1946, passed away peacefully at Cedar Ridge Center, Skowhegan, Maine on Aug. 23, …
2022
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Obituary: Russell William Riggs
WINTHROP – Russell William Riggs, 91, longtime resident of Winthrop, died peacefully Tuesday Aug. 23, 2022 at the Maine Veterans Home …
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Obituary: Thomas Joseph Roach
ST. ALBANS – Thomas Joseph Roach, 81, died unexpectedly at his home in St. Albans on Aug. 22, 2022. Tom was …
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Obituary: Micheal G. Ward
EMBDEN – Micheal G. Ward, 67, of Embden, was released from his pain at his home, which was his wish, on …
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Windsor couple carves, paints eagle to honor Wreaths Across America founder
Alan Johnston, U.S. Army veteran and commander for the Maine Chapter of the Military Order of the World Wars, on Aug. 6 led the dedication of a hand-carved wood eagle to Wreaths Across America’s founder Morrill Worcester, as part of the organization’s annual Stem to Stone event in Downeast Maine, according to a news release […]
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Foundation awards grants to Maine groups working for racial justice, equity
The Maine Justice Foundation has awarded grants from its Racial Justice Fund to seven Maine groups for 2022. The fund aims to support Black, Indigenous, and people of color statewide to forge social, systemic, and economic solutions that will address racism and inequities in our culture, organizations, and systems, according to a news release from […]
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Red Sox end Rays’ streak with 9-8 win
Boston overcomes an early 4-1 deficit and withstands a late comeback by Tampa Bay, which had won six in a row.
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Raiders smother Patriots in preseason finale
New England’s offense struggles in a 23-6 loss at Las Vegas.
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FedEx Cup: Schauffele cuts into Scheffler’s lead with late surge
Xander Schauffele trails Scottie Scheffler by two strokes after a birdie-birdie-eagle finish in the second round of the Tour Championship.
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Maine farmers, advocates cheer federal action to clean up forever chemicals
A long-anticipated federal rule, if approved as drafted, would enable states to recoup money to help cover the mounting costs of responding to PFAS contamination.