Newsweek ranks Winthrop as the 331st-best high school in the nation and third-best in Maine.
Craig Crosby
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Rumble strips coming to Winthrop road known for bad accidents
Following a spate of fatal and other serious crashes, the state plans to install centerline rumble strips on U.S. Route 202 to help prevent accidents.
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Feasting on beasts offered for seventh year in Winthrop
The annual Beast Feast at More to Life Campground will feature an array of cooked critters, including bear, squirrel and alligator.
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Augusta Police Chief Gregoire continues to recover from crash injuries
Robert Gregoire and two others were injured earlier this month at a charity motorcycle ride.
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Former students welcomed back as teachers at Gardiner Area High School
Twin sisters Katie and Emily Collins graduated from Gardiner in 2009 and returned this year to teach in the foreign language department.
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Richmond-area candidates divided on best approach to correct state program flaws
Seven legislative candidates faced the public Wednesday night at the Grange hall.
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Manchester couple charged in Rite Aid robbery
Brooke Frost and Devon Gray face a number of charges, including robbery, in connection with Saturday’s hold-up at a Manchester pharmacy.
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Augusta Police Chief remains in critical condition
Robert Gregoire reportedly suffered a neck injury in a Saturday motorcycle crash in Jay.
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Augusta police chief and sergeant injured in motorcycle crash
Chief Robert Gregoire and his wife, as well as Sgt. Christopher Shaw, were injured in a crash during an off-duty charity ride.
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Drivers prepare cars for the crusher at Litchfield Fair’s demolition derby
Hundreds turned out Sunday to watch cars crash and burn at the Litchfield Fair’s first-ever derby.