PHOENIX — Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig says major league teams are reviewing stadium safety following the death of a fan at a Texas Rangers game last week.
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Maine’s military roleat area museums
Area museums are displaying military artifacts to commemorate Maine’s role in the military going back to the American Revolution.
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Morning Sentinel police log: July 13, 2011
IN ANSON, Monday at 12:04 p.m., fire crews puts out a fire on Main Street.
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More freedom for state patients
AUGUSTA — A judge on Tuesday approved proposals to reduce supervision of two people committed to state custody after being found not criminally responsible for killing a family member.
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Burglaries were a lot of work, say Skowhegan victims
Burglars broke through three doors, a padlocked gate and cut a hole in a sheetrock wall to get into and rob a downtown rafting and kayak supply business this week.
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UMF Vote Van driver debunks ‘busloads’ claim
I was president of the College Democrats at University of Maine at Farmington during the 2008 election. I helped run the UMF van in 2004, and I drove it multiple times in 2008. Charlie Webster has accused us of taking “busloads” of voters to the polls on UMF. I was at Farmington five years; he […]
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OUR OPINION: Ignore rhetoric; core issue isn’t the debt limit
Counselors working with couples often listen to their clients give a list of complaints about each other.
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Wood pleads guilty, loses job
AUGUSTA — A Winslow High School teacher and coach pleaded guilty Tuesday to unlawful sexual touching of a teenage student and was forced to resign his school positions.
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UMF Vote Van driverdebunks ‘busloads’ claim
I was president of the College Democrats at University of Maine at Farmington during the 2008 election. I helped run the UMF van in 2004, and I drove it multiple times in 2008.
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Seriously cutting spending needed to reduce deficit
I just finished reading David Offer’s column in the July 5 newspaper. I am thankful that he is no longer the executive editor of my newspaper. What drivel. First, he states that he had planned to use his column to lament that President Barack Obama may have been kidnapped by aliens, Republicans or Sarah Palin. […]