SKOWHEGAN — Donald and Bonnie Young of Skowhegan have announced the engagement of their daughter, Suzanne Mariah Young to Craig Michael Nichols of Hudson, son of Gary and Tina Nichols.
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Longfellow,Connors
FARMINGDALE — Alden and Kimberly Longfellow of Farmingdale have announced the engagement of their daughter, Jessica Longfellow to Joseph Connors, son of Steven and Susan Connors of Farmingdale.
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Treadwell,Hein
WATERVILLE — Michelle S. Treadwell and Michael G. Hein were married June 18, 2011 in Waterville at Lutheran Church of the Resurrection (LCMS). Pastor Paul Nielsen officiated.
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After numerous complaints, Clinton revises parking rules
CLINTON — It was Wednesday shortly after 2 p.m. when Police Chief Craig Johnson arrived on Railroad Street to investigate several complaints about a parking violation.
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Smith,Conopka
EAST WINTHROP — Gordon and Janet Smith of East Winthrop have announced the engagement of their daughter, Devon Elizabeth Smith of South Boston, Mass. to Mark W. Conopka of South Boston, son of William and Margaret Conopka of Stoughton, Mass.
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J.P. DEVINE: Talk about stress
Was it crawling or standing still? Was I imagining it? There it was on the ceiling over my bed. Even in bad light I could see it. Then when a pattern of light from a passing car crossed the ceiling, it was gone. Then it came back.
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HARLAN: Question not about how often, but the reason why you do it
I have a personal question I’m hoping you can answer. I know it’s normal to masturbate, but is it normal to do it five times a day? I’m not sure if this would be considered too much. It doesn’t seem to be.
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TRAVELIN’ MAINE(RS): NORTHERN OUTDOORS Head up the road to The Forks
The Kennebec river that flows through Skowhegan, Waterville, Augusta, and Gardiner starts its journey just north of the Forks where it passes through an amazing gorge. You really must see it.
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GARY HAWKINS ON THE GREEN: Central Maine courses holding their own
A robust economy, or lack thereof, is just one indicator of success in the golf industry. According to Golf 20/20, a foundation that traces fluctuations worldwide, golf rounds this May in northern New England were off by 12.5 percent from last May. That sounds bad until you read that precipitation over that month was up 121 percent over the same period a year ago.
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Surprising insights from study on sex crimes
PORTLAND — Contrary to popular belief, freed sex offenders in Maine commit more sex crimes at a much lower rate than other former inmates carry out non-sex crimes, according to a new statewide study.