The incident occurred in Greene as the teams were on their way to Auburn to play Edward Little High School.
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Amber Alert case sends Augusta mom to jail for 48 hours
Karen Lea pleaded no contest to child endangerment Tuesday and was found guilty.
Augusta ed tech says school department discriminated against her for telling colleague ‘I will pray for you’
Toni Richardson said she filed a complaint charging religious discrimination with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
Warning system in the works to prevent trucks from hitting ‘can opener’ train trestle in Augusta
The proposed $45,000 system would use sensors that would be installed on Water Street on both approaches to the train overpass in the city’s downtown.
Augusta museum to launch traveling exhibit on First Amendment
While work continues to restore the historic house on State Street, the museum is planning to take an exhibit to local libraries and schools.
Ex-Red Sox pitcher Schilling to attend Maine Republican Party event
It won’t be cheap to get into the fundraiser scheduled for May 31 in Augusta.
Allegations of fraud force closure of Augusta mental health agency
The state pulled funding from Fullcircle Supports Inc. after DHHS learned of ‘credible allegations of fraud,’ but the closure affected about 100 employees and some 300 clients with mental illnesses in central Maine.
Deal reached to keep Key Plaza in downtown Augusta out of foreclosure
The future of the building appears to have been stabilized now that the state has negotiated a deal to renew its lease there for another 10 years beginning in July of 2018.
Lawrence High student fondly describes teacher as ‘crazy guy in Crocs’
Eric Brown, of Lawrence High School in Fairfield, was one of 16 teachers honored for excellence Thursday at the State House.
Boston casting company coming to Augusta looking for hikers, hunters
No acting experience is necessary and those who are chosen to appear in a commercial will be paid.