SALT & PINES: TALES FROM BYGONE MAINE
Edited by Jeanne Mason and D.L. Soucy
The History Press, 2011, 192 pages, $19.99
ISBN 978-1-60949-368-4
Jeanne Mason and D.L. Soucy have a good idea. They are collecting stories about “what it was like to live in Maine’s bygone days,” capturing vivid memories while aging folks are still around to tell tales of logging, fishing, farming and growing up in the 1920s-50s.
Andrew James St. Amand, 34, remains an arson suspect in an April 9 fire at 23 Windsor St., Randolph, according to Sgt. Ken Grimes of the Office of the State Fire Marshal. A story on page B1 of Tuesday’s edition may have left the impression St. Amand has been cleared because he has not been indicted or charged with arson.
Officially, there are 3.5 million homes for sale nationwide. But there are millions more lurking in the shadows — hidden neatly away on banks’ balance sheets, stalled in foreclosure court proceedings or simply occupied by nonpaying owners as lenders wait months or years before taking action.
The housing market’s ballooning shadow inventory — buoyed by a yearlong foreclosure slowdown — stands as the most menacing obstacle to the recovery of the residential real estate market.
The first name of attorney John Bannon was incorrect in a story about the Pownalborough Court House in Dresden on page A1 of Thursday’s edition. It was a reporter’s error.
For nearly 20 years now the three brothers — Isaac, Taylor and Zachary Hanson — have been making music together, but it was in 1997, when they burst on the pop music scene with “MMMBop” (for which Zac became the youngest Grammy-nominated songwriter in history). That Mercury Records’ debut — “Middle of Nowhere” — was […]
AUGUSTA — Only one lane is getting through on the northbound lanes as police and rescuers respond to a motorcycle crash on Interstate 95 in Augusta.
A papermaking chemical leaking from a crashed tanker threatens three wells that supply water to the entire Greater Augusta Utility District.
The vote in a June referendum to abolish Readfield’s Public Works Department was 424 in favor and 419 against. An article on page A1 of Friday’s edition misstated the vote count becaue of a reporter error.
Regional School Unit 12’s central office is in Whitefield. An article on page B7 of Thursday’s edition misidentified the location due to reporter error.
The Waterville Police Department reported the following activity Aug. 1-2:
