Now if you want to be impressed about some of our decisionmakers here in Augusta, consider this. Our paved roads, such as Mount Vernon Avenue, are being neglected. But what are they paving? The state employees’ parking lot to the rear of the State House. They must feel it very important that our state employees […]
China planners to hold Tuesday hearing on CMP expansion
CHINA — The Planning Board is to hold a 7 p.m. public hearing Tuesday in the Town Office on Central Maine Power Co.’s planned expansion of its power line through China.
Homeowners association fights pit neighbor vs. neighbor
The Inlet House condo complex in Fort Pierce, Fla., was once the kind of place the 55-and-older set aspired to. It was affordable. The pool and clubhouse were tidy, the lawns freshly snipped. Residents, push-carts in tow, walked to the beach, the bank, the beauty parlor, the cinema and the supermarket. In post-crash America, this was a dreamy little spot. Especially on a fixed income.
COMMENTARY: ON SOCCER: If U.S. can’t love soccer after this, it never will
If Americans don’t fall in love with soccer after this, well, maybe they never will.
AUTO RACING ROUNDUP: Folsom earns 1st win
UNITY — David Folsom II earned his first Late Model feature race victory Saturday night at Unity Raceway in a close 35-lap race.
MAINE AM: Golfers set to tee off
Ryan Gay can’t hide his enthusiasm for the Portland Country Club.
Business booster moves forward
RICHMOND — When Darryl Sterling was hired by the town nearly 11 years ago, the former Etonic shoe plant at the head of the downtown was empty, the downtown had one restaurant, the closest thing to a public bathroom was a Porta-Potty on the waterfront and job seekers seemed to have only a few options within Richmond’s borders.
Franklin Superior Court: May 18-June 13, 2011
FARMINGTON — The following cases were closed May 18, 2011, to June 13, 2011, in Franklin Superior Court:
FairPoint withdraws appeal
AUGUSTA — A woman fired after 800 illegally downloaded music files were found on her work computer will be able to retain her unemployment benefits.
2-1-1 Maine marks 5th anniversary
Since 2006, 2-1-1 Maine has provided Mainers with vital information about health and human services. Now those running it are looking to expand the program, which celebrated its fifth anniversary on Thursday at Youth Alternatives Ingraham in South Portland.