ORONO – Basketball coaches spend a lot of time trying to find the right combination of players to put on the floor. University of Maine coach Joanne Palombo-McCallie continues to find ways to get all 11 of her players involved in the team’s success. googletag.cmd.push(function… Read More
As if playing in his first AFC title game this weekend wasn’t pressure enough, there’s this little matter of impending fatherhood weighing on Justin Strzelczyk’s mind. Imagine this, all you fathers out there: googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]]; var new_slot_sizes… Read More
CALAIS – Holli Tapley’s effort in a head-to-head matchup with Gladys Ganiel from Narraguagus of Harrington helped pace the Calais Blue Devils to their 53rd straight win – 79-54 – in schoolgirl basketball action Friday night. Tapley had 22 points in the three quarters she… Read More
NEWPORT – Randy Billings scored 16 points as the Brewer Witches cruised past the Nokomis Warriors 88-50 in schoolboy basketball action Friday night. Troy Leavitt and Jason Leighton popped in a dozen points apiece to support Billings’ effort. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var… Read More
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ELLSWORTH – Erin Shaw led the Ellsworth Eagles to a 62-55 upset of the Rockland Tigers with a 22-point effort in a schoolgirl basketball game Friday night. Shannon Hamilton had 14 points and Stacey Snow added 10 for the Eagles. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define… Read More
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EAST MILLINOCKET – Holly Rosebush and Carrie Cram led a balanced offensive attack with 15 points each to lead the undefeated Schenck Wolverines past Penquis of Milo 59-49 in a matchup of unbeaten schoolgirl basketball teams Friday night. Rosebush added 16 rebounds and Cram recorded… Read More
The 24th James J. Fitzpatrick Trophy will be handed out Sunday to the best Class A football player in the state. The awards banquet is scheduled for 6:30 p.m., Sunday, at the Holiday Inn West in Portland. Oxford Hills tailback Jeremy Tardiff, Biddeford quarterback Randy… Read More
PORTLAND – Rookie forward Martin Gendron of the Portland Pirates was named to the American Hockey League All-Star team Friday by AHL President Dave Andrews. Gendron joins Pirate forwards Jeff Nelson and Mike Boback, defenseman Steve Poapst, and goalie Jim Carey as all-stars. Pirates coach… Read More
ORONO – They stood alone, separated by a mere 20 feet; both wearing the look of the loneliest girl in the world. At the foul line, Old Town’s Amanda Priest reached for the ball, seconds away from taking the biggest free throw of her high… Read More
SAN DIEGO – Eight days and 2,100 man-hours after a rogue “mini-tornado” ravaged their new boat, PACT 95’s sailors took Young America to sea Friday to prepare for Sunday’s delayed America’s Cup debut. The original schedule was adjusted to give the Bangor-based syndicate two extra… Read More
If you spend serious money on fishing equipment and all the attendant trappings, necessary or otherwise, chances are you’re familiar with a fish called “splake.” In fact, somewhere amid your avocations of casting, trolling, and setting ice-fishing traps you may have heard splake referred to… Read More
HOWLAND – Lee Academy’s Lance Dube scored 22 points during the second and third quarters to lead the Pandas to an 83-70 schoolboy basketball win over the Penobscot Valley Howlers Friday night. Lee outscored its hosts 58-29 in the second and third quarters. googletag.cmd.push(function ()… Read More
BANGOR – Tom Hatch and Chris Vigue each scored a goal and notched an assist as the Lawrence Bulldogs tripped the John Bapst Crusaders 2-1 at Sawyer Arena Friday night. In goal for Lawrence of Fairfield, Nick Namer had six saves on seven shots, and… Read More
PHILADELPHIA – Pardon Maine coach Rudy Keeling if he’s starting to get sour feelings about Drexel University’s oddly named gym in downtown Philadelphia. The last time the Black Bears were at the Physical Education Athletic Center, they were two minutes away from earning their first… Read More
WOODLAND – The Houlton Shiretowners held the Woodland Dragons to two fourth-quarter field goals to take a 57-53 schoolboy basketball victory Friday night. Brian Swallow paced the winners with 16 points, including 10 in the fourth quarter. Jacob Gentle added 14 points and Steve Nelson… Read More
TOPSHAM – Josh Nash tossed in 33 points to lead the Medomak Valley Panthers to a 98-61 schoolboy basketball win over the Mount Ararat Eagles Friday night. Nash added 14 rebounds for the winners. Tim Spear scored 17 points, Tony Pike had 12, and Corey… Read More
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NEWRY — Andy Barlow of Hanover makes his way around the Sunday River Ski Resort in Newry on crutches. But once on the slopes, he has few equals. Barlow is a “graduate” of the little-known Maine Handicapped Skiing Program, based at Sunday River. The program,… Read More
Last Saturday marked the final time you will see the United Way of Penobscot Valley’s 1994 campaign thermometer on the cover of the Bangor Daily News. And while there are still a few campaigns to wrap up, and some gifts to come in, it is time to celebrate. Read More
I didn’t know Bangor firefighter Tim Mullen, but several people who did know him have said what a wonderful man he was. Maybe God decided to take him when He did because he needed someone very special to bring Aisha Dickson up to Heaven. Merijane Cox Bangor… Read More
As a result of the recent removal of on-line Megabucks machines from Down East Route 1, there is now a strip of 35 miles or so along Route 1 (from Pembroke to East Machias) without a Megabucks machine. This has, in effect, disinfranchised many people who live in… Read More
To all Social Security receivers: Please get in touch by phoning or writing to your two senators and to your representative and protest the proposals of the Kerrey-Danforth Commission that would make Social Security and Medicare bear two-thirds of the burden of reducing the deficit. Read More
Let’s imagine this scenario, abolishing the minimum wage. High technology and automation have reduced the number of good-paying manufacturing jobs so drastically that they are just about nonexistent. The majority of manufacturing is now done in Mexico, China, Haiti and other sweatshop, slave-wage countries. All that our children… Read More
Maine Public Television is inviting people to participate in a nationwide teleconference on youth violence from 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Friday, Jan. 20, in its Lewiston and Bangor studios. Hosted by Charlayne Hunter-Gault of “The MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour,” the teleconference will explore how communities can build or… Read More
Alicia Anstead’s article, “Basket makers festival other events at risk if National Endowment for the Arts cut,” is why taxpayers voted the liberals out. It is time for the people who have the basket festival to pay for it themselves. If the 2,500 people that watched and listened… Read More
ORONO — Penobscot Energy Recovery Co. member towns will receive a portion of the incinerator operation’s profits this year, says the chairman of the panel that oversees the plant. Orono Town Manager Gerald Kempen, chairman of the Municipal Review Committee, which represents 80 communities in… Read More
BANGOR — A local attorney and a former state legislator will face off in a special City Council election later this winter. As of Friday’s deadline, only Catharine “Kay” Lebowitz and Timothy Woodcock had filed the required 150 to 200 signatures to have their names… Read More
WATERVILLE — Adger W. Cowans, widely considered one of America’s finest photographers and artists, will showcase his work “On Golden Pond” at Colby College at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 17, with a discussion to follow. The presentation is part of the weeklong birthday celebration of… Read More
PITTSFIELD — The Pittsfield Town Council will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 17. The brief agenda includes appointments to the town’s boards and committees; the renewal of a victualer’s license for Video Hut; and various council reports. Read More
PITTSFIELD — The Winter/Spring program of the SAD 53 Adult Education department will begin the week of Jan. 23. Registration for all classes will be held from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 18, at the Warsaw Middle School library. Enrollment can also be accomplished by calling the… Read More
NEWPORT — The SAD 48 adult education program will hold class registration 6-9 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 15, at Nokomis Regional High School. In addition to enrichment classes, instruction is available for high school diploma options, learning centers, computer center and certified nurse’s assistant courses. Classes… Read More
PITTSFIELD — Sebasticook Valley Hospital is offering “I Can Cope,” a series of free programs for those facing cancer. The first of eight sessions will be held at 6:15 p.m. Wednesday, March 1, in the East Wing Conference Room. The program consists of eight, two-hour… Read More
ROCKLAND — Dave Martucci of Washington was re-elected by acclamation as the Knox County Democratic Committee chairman for the next two years at the biennial meeting held recently at the Stella Maris House in Rockland. Also elected by acclamation was vice chairwoman Amy Fischer of Camden. Read More
FRIENDSHIP — A town truck sanding icy roads slid out of control here early Friday, crashing into a house. No one was injured, but the home of Harlan Wallace received an estimated $12,000 in damage. Damage to the truck was estimated at $5,000. googletag.cmd.push(function ()… Read More
CAMDEN — The Mid Coast Maine Chapter of the American Guild of Organists will present its second Ecumenical Hymn Festival at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 22, at the John Street Methodist Church, 98 John St. The Mid Coast Maine Chapter membership area — Stonington to Brunswick — includes… Read More
ROCKLAND — The Knox County Volunteer Connection will meet at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 17, at the Knox Center for Long Term Care. Members and any interested individuals will hear John Painter, director of Compeer, describe his organization’s mission and goals for this year at the brown bag… Read More
ROCKPORT — Friends of Rockport Library will sponsor a special weekly series of “Literary Readings,” beginning at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 24, at the library. Midcoast resident Tom Hopps, known by many for his work at Merryspring Park and for other community organizations, designed the… Read More
PORTLAND — The Salvation Army is asking for donations to its flood relief campaign in Northern California, where six mobile canteen kitchens are in place or on the way to flood areas. Activities have been focused on feeding victims in Forestville and Monte Rio. New… Read More
BANGOR — The Bangor Republican City Committee re-elected incumbents to the following offices: chairman, Michael Dupuis; vice chairman, Phil Frederick; treasurer, Darryl Lyon; secretary, Michelle Burgess. Dupuis said that more work remains to be done and that the party must give people a reason to… Read More
AUGUSTA — The American Diabetes Association Neighborhood Check for Diabetes program in October and November 1994 brought in contributions of more than $69,000 for treatment and research and resulted in more than 35,000 Maine people testing themselves for signs of the disease. Executive director Joyceann… Read More
ORONO — It is going to be a year of changes for town residents. Town officials have a number of projects under way, and there are more to come. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]]; var new_slot_sizes = []; var has_banner… Read More
AUGUSTA — The Maine Department of Human Services’ Bureau of Health and Penobscot Bay Medical Center have announced a telephone survey will be done in the Penobscot County area to determine awareness of early detection of breast cancer. Random households will be contacted by telephone… Read More
CAPE ELIZABETH — The hockey teammates of a Cape Elizabeth High School student who died this week from a rare form of meningitis were given antibiotics as a precautionary measure Friday, officials said. Jon Stanford, 16, died Thursday afternoon at Maine Medical Center after being… Read More
BANGOR — On the morning of Jan. 9, Bangor International Airport maintenance men Bruce Dominic and David Luce made a tragic discovery. They discovered a grocery shopping bag with a Christmas logo, along the fence line of the 30-minute parking area. googletag.cmd.push(function () { //… Read More
PITTSFIELD — A former Pittsfield councilor who used to run a comic book and T-shirt store on Main Street was found guilty of unlawful sexual contact this week in Somerset County Superior Court. After a brief deliberation Friday afternoon, a jury found 33-year-old Dale Goodwin… Read More
BANGOR — The University of Maine System has decided to sell 107 units of former military housing in the city’s Old Capehart section. UMS bought the single- and multi-family units in 1971 to house students, faculty or staff. Almost all of the apartments, however, are… Read More
Spokesmen for the public works departments in Bangor and Brewer said that trees in the area have emerged essentially unscathed from the two recent ice storms. Communities were fortunate, they agreed, that heavy ice accumulation on tree limbs did so little damage. “The potential was… Read More
AUGUSTA — On the final day of the latest round of state-level tax appeal hearings, an attorney said the majority of Bucksport’s personal property tax bills have remained unchanged for six years, whereas those of Champion International’s Bucksport mill have grown dramatically. In an 11th-hour… Read More
ROCKPORT — An opponent of the Maine Photographic Workshop’s plans for the vacant Rockport Baptist Church has announced his intention to buy the property and to convert it to residential use. The Rockport Zoning Board of Appeals on Wednesday unanimously voted to deny the graphic… Read More
Substantial growth in sales at Maine restaurants and hotels helped bolster the state’s economy during recent recession-prone years, according to a report developed by the University of Maine and the state. Although Maine’s economy was contracting from 1988 to 1993, sales at Maine restaurants and… Read More
AUGUSTA — In the first legal action by the state under the Forest Practices Act, three persons who own land in Standish and the logger they hired have been fined $4,000 in civil penalties and ordered to take remedial action. Logger Mark Nichols of Limerick… Read More
MOUNT DESERT — Unless changes are made in the high school funding formula, the town of Mount Desert may be unwilling to support any expansion project at Mount Desert Island High School. The town’s Board of Selectmen will discuss next Monday night placing an article… Read More
CARIBOU — The Aroostook County district attorney on Friday dismissed a charge of shoplifting against state Rep. Julie Marie Robichaud for a Dec. 23 incident at an Ames Department Store in Presque Isle. Neale Adams said the case was dismissed after a polygraph test was… Read More
Query 2571 MULLEN-COMEAU-BURNELL. Seeking ancestors and descendants of one John L. Mullen b. circa 1835 and Madeline Comeau b. circa 1834. Their dau. Mary b. 1876 perhaps the Mary who mar. Clifford Burnell in Augusta, Maine. This family took several nieces and nephews to Maine with them and… Read More
PRESQUE ISLE — “Anchor of the Soul,” a new documentary about black history and race relations in Maine, will be presented at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 2, at the University of Maine at Presque Isle’s Owl Nest. A related documentary text and photographic display will… Read More
PORTLAND — Classical grand opera is coming to Portland this summer, officials of Maine’s newest opera company announced Thursday. Standing on stage of the State Theater before supporters and media, Bruce Hangen outlined the plan of the newly formed Portland Opera Repertory Theatre to stage… Read More
AUGUSTA — Gov. Angus King’s opposition to a $110 million state payment to cover Maine hospital losses in the next two years drew flak Friday from the highest-ranking Republican in the Legislature. “You just can’t wish that away,” said Senate President Jeffrey H. Butland, R-Cumberland,… Read More
Former Maine state representative Mary E. Cathcart of Orono has been appointed head of the U.S. Commission on Child and Family Welfare. Donna E. Shalala, secretary of Health and Human Services, swore in 15 new members of the commission this week. Cathcart later was chosen… Read More
WISCASSET — Four days after it was shut down to allow repairs to its water-feeding system, the Maine Yankee nuclear power plant was brought back on-line Friday. Officials said repairs were made to a weld on a drain valve in the system that feeds condensed… Read More
HARRINGTON — Property tax increases may be causing some island owners to rethink how much they are willing to pay for that occasional, all too brief, escape from the stresses and strains of everyday living. But the owner of Hen Island views her tax increase as discriminatory and… Read More
DEXTER — Roger Brawn was elected chairman of the Dexter Town Council at the panel’s monthly meeting Thursday night. Karen Marlin was elected vice chairwoman. In other business, councilors approved an amendment to the town’s health and safety rental ordinance. The amendment stipulates that manufactured… Read More
FORT KENT — Fire that may have been started by an electrical malfunction in the garage destroyed the home of Gary and Diane Nadeau-Saucier at Fort Kent Friday afternoon. No one was at home at the time. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes… Read More
FORT FAIRFIELD — Serious crimes, including sex offenses, are increasing in this small border town, and the police chief, charged with protecting the public and property, is worried he may have to do it with fewer resources. “All I can do is hope and pray… Read More
A Connecticut firm has invested $10 million in the southern Maine-based York Insurance Group, a company official announced. Michael J. McSally, president of York Insurance of Westbrook, said the multimillion-dollar investment by Charter Oak Partners has been approved by the Maine Bureau of Insurance and… Read More
PRESQUE ISLE — Nineteen central Aroostook communities served by Crown Ambulance will experience an increase of 27 cents in per-capita subsidy fees, bringing the total charge for the service to $10 per resident. Among the communities served by Crown Ambulance are Presque Isle, Easton, Mapleton,… Read More
AUGUSTA — Maine Senate President Jeffrey H. Butland, R-Cumberland, on Friday announced the appointment of Republican Senate chairmen for 17 newly configured legislative committees. Butland named himself chairman of the Marine Resources Committee. Senate presidents generally don’t hold positions on committees, but Butland’s move allows… Read More
PORTLAND — Last year may have been Maine car dealers’ best year ever as customers finally traded their aging vehicles for newer models. “The demand has been pent up so long that people had to buy,” said Bradford Stevens, owner of Maine Mall Motors in… Read More
Sawin Millett is both indispensable and unacceptable. Millett, who’s been kicking around state government for more than three decades, is one of the few people in Augusta who knows how the budget works. He’s also one of the few responsible for making such a mess of it. Read More
HOULTON — “I always wanted to be sheriff,” said Aroostook County Sheriff Ted St. Pierre about the office he officially took over Jan. 1. The idea of wanting to be sheriff, however, was not something that hit the 44-year-old Caribou resident in his adult years. Read More
BANGOR — Returning to Maine for the first time since taking his place on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives, John Baldacci sounded a lot like Dorothy in her earnest desire to escape from the Emerald City. “It’s good to be home,” the… Read More
OAKFIELD — A benefit dinner has been planned for Jan. 22 for an Oakfield family who lost their home and business in a fire Thursday. The Smoki-Haulers Snowmobile Club is sponsoring the dinner from noon to 2 p.m. at the clubhouse in Oakfield to help… Read More
PRESQUE ISLE — The Battered Women’s Project will hold a five-week volunteer training program 6-9 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays beginning Tuesday, Jan. 17, at Northern Maine Technical College’s Christie Building. Information on the training is available by calling 1-800-439-2323. Read More
ST. AGATHA — The Fish River Lakes Water Quality Association dinner meeting scheduled for Jan. 12 has been rescheduled for 6 p.m., Tuesday, Jan. 17, at the Lakeview Restaurant. Goals for 1995 will be covered. Read More
FORT KENT — The annual All-Aroostook Music Festival Concert featuring 346 county middle and high school music students will be held Friday and Saturday, Jan. 20-21, at the University of Maine at Fort Kent gymnasium. Rehearsals will be held Friday and part of Saturday, with… Read More
Presque Isle District Court: John A. Mackey, 61, Fort Fairfield, assault, 30-day jail sentence suspended, one-year probation with counseling. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]]; var new_slot_sizes = []; var has_banner = false; for (var i = 0; i < slot_sizes.length;… Read More
WASHINGTON — Sen. William S. Cohen said Friday it is unlikely that the Navy will recommend the shutdown of either the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard or Brunswick Naval Air Station in the 1995 round of military base closings. The Navy will publicly disclose its base-closing recommendations… Read More
AUGUSTA — Maine Attorney General Andrew Ketterer on Wednesday announced reappointment of two members of his office who served under former Attorney General Michael Carpenter, and swore in 81 assistant attorneys general. Ketterer named Linda M. Pistner as acting chief deputy attorney general and Renee… Read More
NEWPORT — The office staff in the central offices of SAD 48 are sort of moved. Telephone service at the new office site at the intersection of Route 7 and Libby Hill Road was non-existent during the morning hours Friday, but by afternoon, Superintendent William… Read More
CAMDEN — Vivacious is a word seemingly created for Katherine “Kay” Aldridge Tucker, 76, who died unexpectedly Thursday at Penobscot Bay Medical Center. The model and movie starlet of the 1930s and ’40s once tested for the part of Scarlett O’Hara in the classic “Gone with the Wind.”… Read More
CAMDEN — Camden’s new Labor/Management Committee held its first meeting Friday morning, setting an agenda it hopes will heal the wounds within the town’s police department. The creation of the committee was one recommendation made by the board of selectmen in the aftermath of a… Read More
Thank God the present National Football League season is nearly history and sports junkies won’t have to watch many more attention-craving products of the self-centered “Me” generation boogaloo their way across the goal line with the football and then do the Watusi in the end zone in celebration… Read More
AUGUSTA — Gov. Angus King said Friday he’d trimmed the estimated $375 million state budget shortfall by more than one-half without cutting state services, but difficult cuts still must be made. In a series of maneuvers, all of which must be approved by the Legislature,… Read More
It took Pamela Gleichman nearly 20 years to rise from being a college art teacher to one of Maine’s most successful and best-connected real estate developers. But it took only months for her to fall from the good graces of the U.S. government, which has levied sanctions that… Read More
WASHINGTON — Heart patients worried about a faulty pacemaker wire implanted in 40,500 people worldwide must wait at least until next week to learn how serious the problem is. The Food and Drug Administration and executives from Telectronics Pacing Systems Inc. are meeting Saturday to… Read More
DETROIT — Ford Motor Co. said Friday it is recalling the first 133,476 Windstar minivans it built last year to correct possible electrical defects that could cause fires in the vehicles. The recall involves two separate problems: googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes… Read More
The Republic of China operates one of the region’s most energetic consulates. Among the world’s fastest-growing economies over the past three decades, Taiwan has much to offer, but it also needs something Maine has: expertise in environmental protection and clean-up. David Lee is the director… Read More
One’s impulsive, one’s intellectual. One is checking out the restaurants while the other studies 10 hours a day. One has a deep, gutsy laugh. The other, the smile of a princess. Who would ever guess that what they have in common is Mozart? googletag.cmd.push(function ()… Read More
Left behind by the whirlwind weekend of the inaugural for Gov. Angus King was his first official function as governor, a Blaine House meeting Friday with representatives of the international community that met its three objectives: Elevate the visibility and importance of trade in building… Read More
CAMDEN — The 190-year history of the First Congregational Church added another chapter Sunday when the congregation voted unanimously to call the Rev. Glen E. Rainsley as its new senior minister. Chosen from a field of more than 100 clergy from around the country, the… Read More
BANGOR — Timothy Mullen rolled out on Fire Engine No. 2 Friday afternoon for the last time. Bangor’s firefighter No. 94 died Tuesday after a yearlong battle with cancer. On Friday firefighters from 40 departments around the state gathered to honor him in Bangor’s first… Read More
In September, thousands of Maine students will head off to college for the first time. Midway through their senior year in high school, these young people are busy applying for admissions to college, taking their SATs, and working to successfully conclude their high school careers. For these students,… Read More
There are some tasks that are a bit like moving a mountain. While they may not be quite as overwhelming or difficult, the only way they can be approached is with a “one shovelful at a time” attitude. Painting a house can be like that. The total task… Read More
Ah, the long winter months are settling in. If you let them, the short days of winter can really get you down. On the bright side of things, winter in Maine is perfect for some wonderful tasks — working on detailed projects, reading long novels, planning a home… Read More
LEE — First United Baptist Church of Lee will hold a dedication service for its new church building on Route 6 at 11 a.m. Sunday, Jan. 15. The schedule is: 11 a.m. Preaching by the Rev. Daniel J. Dunphy, pastor. Special music will be offered… Read More
MADAWASKA — Sister Cherie Cayer, the daughter of Ann and Richard Cayer of St. David, has made her First Profession of Vows in the Sisters of Mercy of the Americas, Regional Community of Portland. The profession was made during Mass on the evening of Dec. Read More
JONESPORT — The Maine District of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints met in conference recently in Jonesport. The conference elected a new district president, Elder Arthur Emerson of Addison. He replaces High Priest Craig Lenfestey. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define… Read More
MURDER ON HIGH, by Stefanie Matteson, Berkley Publishing Group, 244 pages, $18.95. “Murder on High,” the sixth Charlotte Graham murder mystery, should be a delight for Mainers to read. Its scene — the “high” in the title — is Mount Katahdin. And the murderer and… Read More