Skowhegan field hockey player Jessie Skillings was misidentified in a photo caption that appeared on page C1 Sunday. Skillings and Makaela Michonski were the players in the photo. It was a photographer’s error.
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A primer on bath salts
Bath salts are synthetic drugs that cause increased heart rate and blood pressure, high body temperature, muscle breakdown, frightening hallucinations, extreme paranoia, tremors, seizures, sometimes violent behavior.
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Look up Karen Heck before you vote
For the first time in a long time, I am excited to vote.
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Lawrence has options at quarterback
Lawrence quarterback Spencer Carey was cleared to do some throwing this week, but that doesn’t necessarily mean he will be under center when the Bulldogs host Messalonksee in a Pine Tree Conference Class A semifinal game Friday night, coach John Hersom said.
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Rights commission backs two women
AUGUSTA — Reasonable grounds exist to believe two women were victims of unlawful job discrimination when they were fired from separate companies, a human rights panel ruled Monday.
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Winslow announces winter parking ban
WINSLOW — The town’s annual winter parking ban will begin Nov. 15 from midnight to 7 a.m., according to the Winslow Police Department. The parking ban will be in effect through April 15.
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Rallying common this season
NEW YORK — No lead is safe in the NFL this year, especially if a bad team is holding it against a good team. Sunday’s rally by the Ravens (the good team) to beat the Cardinals (the bad team) is proof.
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Gambling is temporary fix, but still OK
This is to announce to the whole world at large that, against many parts of my better judgment, I intend to vote yes on the gambling and horse racing issues. I will do so because I think most of us will benefit from the temporary increase in employment and income these projects will provide, and in these days even a little help is a lot of help.
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District Court will hear poison claims
FARMINGTON — A federal court has ruled that a jury will decide if corrections officers at Franklin County jail violated the rights of two former inmates who claim their food was poisoned as a prank.
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Sennett has Waterville going in right direction
I am writing to endorse Dana Sennett in the Waterville mayoral race. With 15 years on city council and five months as mayor, Dana has demonstrated a strong knowledge of working city government and skill as a consensus builder.