READFIELD — It took a big pass play from Maranacook in the first half to loosen up Freeport’s defense and create a little running room for Luke Emery. And a little running room is all Emery needs.
PTC A FOOTBALL: Cony wins finale
AUGUSTA — Cony struggled to move the ball most of the night, but when it had a chance to finally put away the game, it did.
SNAPSHOT: Touching up history in Augusta
FINISHING UP: Anthony Tafuri, of Pro Point Restoration, paints on chemicals and uses a torch to add a patina to the recently cleaned plaques on the Civil War monuments Tuesday in Augusta’s Memorial Circle. Pro Point, a company from Pittsfield, N.H., has been working for about a month on repointing the stones and cleaning and […]
Gospel concert set for Oct. 29 in Richmond
RICHMOND — Old time, blue grass and gospel music featuring Good Intentions with the Murray Sisters will begin at 7 tonight at Dresden-Richmond United Methodist Church, 121 Pleasant St.
Concert of Hope set for Oct. 30
SOMERVILLE — Tedd Fish will present a Concert of Hope at 6 p.m. Oct. 30 at South Somerville Baptist Church, corner of Route 17 and Hewett Road.
Medium readings offered Oct. 29
AUGUSTA — A Medium’s Day will take place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. today at the Augusta Spiritualist Church, corner of Court and Perham streets.
Unitarian Universalist Community Church cookbook for sale
AUGUSTA — The Unitarian Universalist Community Church of Augusta recently held a gathering to celebrate the launch of its cookbook, “The Fellowship of Food.”
Mitchell visits hometown, schools
WATERVILLE — Former U.S. Sen. George J. Mitchell Jr. was focused on education Friday as he visited his family, toured the school bearing his name and visited Educare Central Maine for the first time.
State-run prison to remain open
AUGUSTA — Senate President Kevin Raye and other members of the Down East delegation won a victory Friday when the state’s streamlining commission rejected a proposal to close a state-run prison in Washington County.
BRIEFS: Benton man guilty on drug charges
AUGUSTA — A jury on Friday convicted Clifford A. Dumont II, 63, of Benton, of charges of cultivating marijuana and unlawful possession of scheduled drugs.