Gardiner Area High School boys basketball coach Jason Cassidy wasn’t satisfied with last year’s 5-13 record and began work on improvement shortly after the season ended.
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Farming in Whitcomb’s blood
AUGUSTA — Where Walt Whitcomb comes from, people know what it means when the cows are out.
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KENNEBEC JOURNAL BOYS BASKETBALL PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Trahan leads Tiger turnaround
It’s tough to miss the pipes on Mike Trahan. With biceps that bulge like a bodybuilder’s, the Gardiner Area High School senior more resembles a light heavyweight wrestler or a running back.
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New guide a help for businesses
GARDINER — Establishing a business in Gardiner just got easier.
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Repairs for Cobbossee Dam on agenda
WINTHROP — The Town Council will consider a request Monday from neighboring Manchester to pay just more than $42,000 toward repairs at Cobbossee Dam.
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MaineGeneral’s $320M loan bid under way
AUGUSTA — Borrowing the money to build new regional hospital is quite unlike borrowing the money to buy a home.
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Possible bail violations by Swan under review
CHELSEA — Police are looking into two potential bail violations by Selectman Carole Swan.
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Proffitt resigns from Acadia Hospital
The former head of the state’s mental health hospital in Augusta has resigned from his position at a troubled Bangor hospital less than three years after taking over.
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Michaud, Pingree find new climate in House
WASHINGTON — The start of the 112th Congress with its GOP House majority also ushered in a new reality for U.S. Reps. Chellie Pingree and Mike Michaud.
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LePage willing to kick in more
AUGUSTA — Gov. Paul LePage will increase his personal contribution to the state retirement system if lawmakers want to add that provision to the two-year budget, his spokesman said.