Paula Doughty knows very little about the man. He’s is his 50s, and he’s a bigger guy — 6-foot-1, maybe 210 pounds. He’s been diagnosed with acute leukemia.
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WOMEN’S SOCCER: Thurston, Omsberg enjoying Middlebury’s run
Normally, Anna Thurston would be thinking about track, and Ali Omsberg would be thinking about how to improve for the next season.
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Colby community remembers student
WATERVILLE — Colby College students and professors walked silently into a dim Lorimer Chapel on Thursday and then spoke, one by one, about their friend and student, Derrik Flahive.
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Portland finds issues at Occupy camp
PORTLAND — City officials inspecting Occupy Maine’s Lincoln Park encampment Thursday found some health and safety issues that must be addressed if the protesters want to continue camping there, officials say.
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Immigration probe targets eateries owner
WESTBROOK — A Massachusetts man under investigation for employing illegal aliens and housing them in sometimes squalid conditions is the owner of a Bridge Street house that was cited for safety problems and may have been used as a rooming house.
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Skowhegan coach gives gift of hope
Paula Doughty knows very little about the man. He’s in his 50s, and he’s a bigger guy — 6 foot 1, maybe 210 pounds. He’s been diagnosed with acute leukemia.
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NHL: Chara not charged for hit on Pacioretty
QUEBEC CITY (AP) — Quebec’s prosecutor says Boston Bruins captain Zdeno Chara won’t face criminal charges for his hit on Montreal Canadiens’ forward Max Pacioretty last spring.
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CLASS A FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP: Q&A with Lawrence captains Carroll, Perry
The Lawrence football team is preparing to play in its first Class A state championship game since 2007.
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Wind power foes travel to Augusta
AUGUSTA — A majority of residents in Concord and Lexington townships, as well as Highland Plantation, have signed petitions opposing wind power development in their area of Somerset County.
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Two recognized for court work
AUGUSTA — Two local people were honored Thursday for their work in the Maine courts.