HIGH SCHOOL At Augusta, 3.1 miles State Championships Class A Edward Little boys 31, Deering 59, Cheverus 115, Mount Ararat 118, Bangor 126, South Portland 138, Cony 189, Waterville 195, Mt. Blue 221, Sanford 226 googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]];… Read More
COLLEGE At the University of Maine, Orono Maine women 153, Vermont 136 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; i++) { if (isMobileDevice()) { if (slot_sizes[i][0]… Read More
Are you tired of nagging your children about chores or homework? Do you feel drained by frequent arguments and power struggles? Do you give in when it goes against your instincts to buy peace – especially in public places? When your child’s teacher hails you, do you cringe,… Read More
Nearly five years after it was first performed at the Portland Stage Company, Jeffrey Hatcher’s adaptation of “The Turn of the Screw” is back in Maine for a run at the Penobscot Theatre Company in Bangor. The language and one-act length of Hatcher’s dramatization, which… Read More
A story titled “We Found Ellen!” sounds intriguing, and it is. The November issue of the Pemmaquon Call, the quarterly newsletter of the Pembroke Historical Society, contains Donald R. Sprague’s piece on Dr. Ellen Ramsdell Blackwood Chamberlain, born in 1834 in Lubec to Capt. Charles Newhall Ramsdell and… Read More
In Theaters CHARLIE’S ANGELS Directed by McG. Written by Ryan Rowe, Ed Solomon and John August. 92 minutes. PG-13. 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
BANGOR – It was improbable, exciting and proof, some said, of the validity of the open tournament. But as the George Stevens Academy girls soccer team made its run from the No. 11 seed to Saturday’s Class C state championship game, the Eagles of Blue Hill ran into… Read More
HALLOWELL – Winslow’s Brittany MacLean knew Erin Corey would be there. She just knew. Corey had always been there since the pair were 11 years old. Surely she would be there one more time. So with a little more than nine minutes remaining in the… Read More
GORHAM – While reporters were asking Winslow coach Brenda Beckwith how a team wins three of four state field hockey championships, Dexter coach Margaret Veazie, having won her second in three years Saturday, had the secret to collecting titles all figured out. “Scoring is a… Read More
AUGUSTA – A week after blustery conditions and cool temperatures turned regional races into battles against the elements, Steve DeWitt could have been speaking for all the assembled runners when he offered a quick weather critique on Saturday morning. “Perfect day for running,” the standout… Read More
BOSTON – After watching his University of Maine Black Bears unleash an average of 44 shots on goal per game but surrender odd-man rushes that often wound up in the back of his team’s net, coach Shawn Walsh pulled in the reins Saturday night. And… Read More
MEDFORD, Mass. – Pat Conley of Bath threw three touchdown passes in the first half Saturday as Colby College of Waterville beat Tufts 28-14 in a New England Small College Athletic Conference game. Colby, 6-1, won its third straight while 2-5 Tufts lost its fourth… Read More
HARRISONBURG, Va. – A handful of wasted opportunities was the difference between victory and defeat Saturday for the University of Maine football team. The Black Bears committed five turnovers, three coming inside the James Madison 20-yard line, and the 19th-ranked Dukes limited UMaine to seven… Read More
AUGUSTA – On the surface, Erin Archard’s goals for Saturday’s State Class A cross country championship were quite modest. “I just had certain people I wanted to run with and beat,” said the sophomore from Mt. Blue of Farmington. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot… Read More
MAINE vs. NETHERLANDS Time, site: Monday, 7:30 p.m., exhibition; Alfond Arena, Orono 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; i++) { if (isMobileDevice()) { if (slot_sizes[i][0]… Read More
LEWISTON – Larissa Penson picked up a deflected ball in front of the goal and scored the game-winner less than five minutes into the third overtime Saturday, lifting Greely of Cumberland Center to a 2-1 victory over Brunswick for the Class A girls soccer state championship. Read More
ORONO – It was such a basic soccer play, Katie Stinson never even watched it to its completion. But by the time the Monmouth Academy sophomore turned back around after retreating from the play, what began as a simple centering pass was in the net… Read More
BELFAST – Sure, the offense will get most of the credit for Belfast’s latest victory, a 46-14 rout of Messalonskee in the LTC Class B semifinals, but that’s OK with the Lions’ defensive starters. When your team’s averaging 42.2 points per game, it’s difficult not… Read More
HALLOWELL – Mount Desert Island goalie Nate Montminy had been a magician in the Trojans’ improbable run to the Class B state soccer championship game. One week earlier, the senior had conjured up a couple of saves in a penalty-kick shootout that gave the eighth-seeded… Read More
ORONO – Sudden-death overtime features the anticipation of victory for those involved, but also an element of uncertainty. Monmouth Academy forwards Kris MacCabe and Brian Witherell dealt with the uncertainty Saturday by realizing victory, combining on the game-winning goal in the fourth overtime as the… Read More
BANGOR – Conor Welch, a senior on the North Yarmouth Academy boys soccer team, will leave school with three Class C state championships, including the one the Panthers won Saturday. Conor’s brother, Luke, kicked off his high school career with his first state crown. googletag.cmd.push(function… Read More
The Pine Tree Conference football championship game, which was originally scheduled for Saturday, has been moved to Friday night at 7 p.m. through mutual agreement by both teams’ head coaches. The 9-1 Bangor Rams will host the 8-2 Oxford Hills Vikings of South Paris at Cameron Stadium. The… Read More
WINSLOW – Hampden Academy’s offense controlled the line of scrimmage Saturday afternoon with its size and strength. The Broncos ran 72 plays to Winslow’s 35 and possessed the football for 31 of the game’s 48 minutes (65 percent of the time). googletag.cmd.push(function () { //… Read More
PITTSFIELD – One week ago today, hog farmer Mark Calcia of Pittsfield won a case in Skowhegan District Court against the state Agriculture Department. Within 24 hours of the verdict, Calcia said, 10 of his pigs were dead, poisoned by an unknown caustic or toxic… Read More
HARTLAND – Janet Stedman takes three medications to control her diabetes: Glyburide, four pills at day at $30 a month; Glucophage, four a day at $75 a month; and Actos, one a day at $122 a month. Add another $40 a month for test strips… Read More
NEWPORT – Sharp contrasts separate the two candidates for House Seat 125, which represents Charleston, Corinth, Exeter, Newport and Stetson. Incumbent Susan L. Kasprzak, R-Newport, quickly stated her views at a recent candidates forum: “I hate politics,” she said. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot… Read More
BLUE HILL – An investigator from the State Fire Marshal’s Office has been asked to determine the cause of a Friday night fire that extensively damaged a house on the East Blue Hill Road. Firefighter Doug Gray said the blaze at the two-story wood-frame house… Read More
ROCKLAND – Knox County Jail got its report card from the state Department of Corrections last week and it showed a need for improvement. The facility, in Rockland, was cited for conducting unnecessary strip searches and not having duplicate sets of emergency keys. Record-keeping was… Read More
Following are divorces granted in Ellsworth District Court during August and September. All were based on irreconcilable differences: Daniel Ranzoni, Lamoine, and Marte Ranzoni, Lamoine, married Mar. 2, 1992, at Verona Island. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]]; var new_slot_sizes =… Read More
ELLSWORTH – Some residents of Hancock County have been in a giving mood this election year, according to a political watchdog group that tracks financial contributions to federal campaigns, political action committees and professional associations. Maine is ranked 42nd in the nation in total dollars… Read More
MONSON – Crying, frightened parents were the only thing missing Sunday afternoon during a mock disaster drill at the Monson Elementary School. The disaster had all the remaining components of a mass casualty: surprise, smoke, blood, wounds and lots of “injured” children. The more real… Read More
ROCKPORT – Longtime Town Manager Don Willard has resigned his post for a job in the southern Maine town of Raymond. Willard was unavailable for comment Friday. The town issued a prepared statement on the resignation, noting that Willard has held the position for 14… Read More
Both candidates for the House District 60 seat are newcomers to politics, and both bring enthusiasm and high ideals to the race. Neither the Republican, Richard Crabtree, 54, of Hope nor the Democrat, Shlomit Auciello, 47, of Warren has held elective office. googletag.cmd.push(function () {… Read More
ROCKLAND – The state Department of Transportation will proceed with negotiating an agreement with Safe Handling Inc. of Auburn to provide interim rail service on state-owned rail lines between Brunswick and Rockland and Brunswick and Augusta. The search for an interim operator began last month… Read More
A conservative Republican with three terms of service in the state House and a liberal Democrat with two terms in the same chamber are facing off in a spirited race for the state Senate seat representing Knox County. The seat is open because Democrat Chellie… Read More
I applaud the men who came forward to talk about their experience with female on male violence. The drive to violence and rage is part of the human condition and is experienced equally by men and women. To deny this is to deny the full… Read More
I have been on the phone all day trying to find a dentist to pull a tooth for my mother. This tooth is just about ready to come out. But every dentist I called charges costs anywhere from $80 to $90, and that’s before X-rays are taken. X-rays… Read More
As a sergeant major in the Maine Army National Guard, and former sheriff of Washington County, I am appalled with the events that occurred during a recent dark night in October. Imagine lying all night in a cold ditch, crumpled and feeling numb from the… Read More
Time to wake up, Maine residents. Oil companies have ripped us off again. There have been record profits for oil companies, profits up 80 percent. How much longer are we going to allow the oil companies to keep on raising fuel oil prices without just cause? There are… Read More
The agreement announced last week between the National Park Service and the owners of Saddleback Ski Area to protect the Appalachian Trail was the result of a lot of hard work, perseverance, patience and not a little congressional involvement. Mostly, though, it was about money, and there’s nothing… Read More
I object to the presentation of the divisive and seditious piece of journalism presented as news on the front page on Oct. 23. To pit prisoners against the elderly is blatant yellow journalism. What positive result do you expect from your readers after that presentation,… Read More
Snow has begun falling, so it’s not too early for a Christmas-time detective story: Who really wrote “The Night Before Christmas”? The poem first appeared, anonymously, in 1823 in an upstate New York newspaper. It soon became a hit. It transformed Santa Claus from a… Read More
I have, for some time, been exposed to all kinds of opinions concerning the Wal-Mart supercenter expansions proposed in several Maine communities, including Ellsworth and Belfast. When all is said and done, there is only one overriding corporate purpose for a supercenter to be built. It is to… Read More
As scholars who study and write about domestic violence, we read the BDN’s recent article (Oct. 27) on male victims of such violence with both interest and dismay. To paraphrase Charles Dickens, it was the best of articles and it was the worst of articles. Read More
Good intentions on behalf of children often become misled by intuitively sensible claims about children’s development that, in effect, have little or no support in the scientific research on child development. For example, an honest examination of scientific findings regarding the effects of media violence… Read More
HERMON – It’s a rematch in the election for state representative in District 124. Some might even call it a re-rematch. That’s because the same names that were on the ballot during the last two elections will be on the ballot Tuesday. googletag.cmd.push(function () {… Read More
MILFORD – A town selectwoman and an Alton businesswoman are running for the Legislature in District 137. Former teacher Anita Peavy Haskell, 64, chairwoman of the Milford Board of Selectmen and a Republican, is seeking to unseat Rep. Laura J. Sanborn, a Democrat. googletag.cmd.push(function ()… Read More
Authorities in Brewer are looking for two youths who assaulted a man and stole his wallet when he was walking home late Saturday night. The 18-year-old man called police shortly before 11 p.m. to report that after being dropped off on East Summer Street, he… Read More
BANGOR – Voters citywide will be asked Tuesday to weigh in on a methadone clinic planned for the city. The following question will appear on the back of the local ballot: “Shall the following Resolve Entitled ‘Establishment of a Methadone Clinic in the City of… Read More
Five candidates seek council spots> Two seats available in Brewer; one incumbent pursues re-election
BREWER – A five-way battle is heating up for the two City Council seats up for grabs in Tuesday’s city elections. Available to the top two vote-getters are the expiring terms of Councilor Bruce Johnson, who is seeking re-election, and Councilor Janet Cobb, who opted… Read More
HAMPDEN – The polls in Hampden will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 7. The polls will be open one hour earlier than usual for the convenience of voters, according to Town Clerk Paula Newcomb. Read More
BANGOR – A new chapter of TOPS – Take Off Pounds Sensibly – has been formed in Bangor and will provide members with information, motivation and fellowship in attaining and maintaining physician-prescribed weight goals. The chapter meets from 4 to 6 p.m. Thursdays with weigh-ins… Read More
ORONO – The University of Maine’s winter overnight parking ban is in effect through May 1, 2001, according to the UMaine department of public safety. All faculty, staff and commuter parking areas are closed to overnight parking during this period. No vehicles may be parked… Read More
BANGOR – St. Joseph Hospital’s Live and Learn program for November will feature registered dietician Dr. Katherine Musgrave of the hospital’s Diabetes-Nutrition Center. She will speak about eating healthy for the holidays. The session will be held from 1:30 to 3 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 8,… Read More
GLENBURN – The Glenburn town office will be closed Friday, Nov. 10, because of the Veterans Day holiday Saturday. The office will be open for business at 7:30 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 14. Read More
WINTERPORT – A rabies clinic will be held 5:30-7 p.m. Monday, Nov. 13, at Ridge Runner Veterinary Services, Route 1A. Rabies shots for dogs and cats will cost $8. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]]; var new_slot_sizes = []; var has_banner… Read More
HAMPDEN – The November meeting of the Hampden Business Association will be held at 7:30 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 7, at BARCO Federal Credit Union, Western Avenue. Refreshments will be served at 7:15 a.m. The speaker will be Clyde MacDonald, past executive director of the Maine… Read More
BANGOR – Two years ago, Howard Samiya wondered whether adopting a child would be any different from raising his own two daughters, then teen-agers. “I thought that you might feel different, that the bonding wouldn’t be the same,” said Samiya, a Presque Isle resident and… Read More
AUGUSTA – The Maine Military Historical Society, Camp Keyes, and its board of directors will host two famous scholars and Civil War authors at the annual meeting at 6 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 11, at the Senator Inn and Restaurant. Dinner will be served at 7:30… Read More
AUGUSTA – Odds are the Hagelin brothers won’t be establishing a political dynasty this year. John Hagelin, a 46-year-old educator from Iowa who is running for the White House as the Natural Law Party candidate, is a mere blip in the polls. googletag.cmd.push(function () {… Read More
Sharing the story of the Good Shepherd Food Bank, and helping that organization meet a $250,000 challenge grant from the Stephen and Tabitha King Foundation is the purpose of the Loaves and Fishes Luncheon at 1 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 12, at Jeff’s Catering in Brewer. Read More
WINDHAM – A potential buyer of a North Windham convenience store is seeking permission to resume gasoline sales at the site that had been linked to MTBE contamination of groundwater more than two years ago. Christy’s of Cape Cod had sold the store on U.S. Read More
BREWER – Hot grease was cited as the cause of a fire early Friday that displaced six tenants in an apartment building at 323 S. Main St. The fire began about 2:15 a.m., while a tenant in one of the three apartments in the two-story… Read More
CARMEL – James Woodard, 49, of Carmel, was found dead in the woods off Fuller Road after a short search Saturday night, apparently of natural causes. Warden Sgt. Douglas Tibbetts said Sunday afternoon that Woodard and his wife, Lois, who both live on Fuller Road,… Read More
ORONO – To those who think there is no cultural diversity in Maine, James Leck says he knows better. “We have the world in our back yard,” Leck told an audience Saturday at Memorial Gym at the University of Maine just before a couple of… Read More
DOVER-FOXCROFT – Maine has been a leader in recycling, and that success will be celebrated this week. “We’ve always been a leader,” said Shannon Haines of the Maine State Planning Office. Her office is coordinating the annual statewide campaign, an offshoot of America Recycles Day,… Read More
INDIAN ISLAND – The little girl began to dance the moment the first drumbeat echoed through the Sockalexis Center on Saturday night. Julia-Mshatawe Sockbeson Cardinal spread her arms wide and twirled around just outside the tight circle of drummers. Her tiny moccasined feet rhythmically hit… Read More
Some of the more than 1,000 adult Atlantic salmon released into Down East rivers last month appear to be passing their first test. “We’re already seeing some examples of pre-spawning activity on the Dennys River,” said Tim Sheehan, a research fishery biologist with the National… Read More
BANGOR – Two big piles of newsprint were prominently displayed Sunday at an open house on Maine Avenue where clutter was the star attraction. Then again, this was the Bangor Recycling Center, showcasing efforts to recycle, reuse and save the environment. googletag.cmd.push(function () { //… Read More
EAST MILLINOCKET – Union 113 schools will be closed Friday, Nov. 10, in honor of Veterans Day. Tuesday, Nov. 21, will be an early release day for students and parent-teacher conferences will take place in the afternoon and evening. Medway Middle School students will be… Read More
BUCKS HARBOR – If the Prison Pups program at the Down East Correctional Facility is any indication, the dogs do as much for their trainers as they will for their future owners. Inmates at the Washington County prison are training puppies for National Education for… Read More
Bangor District Court Harold Gilbert, 29, Bar Harbor, operating motor vehicle while under influence of intoxicating liquor, $500, jail 48 hours, license suspended 90 days. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]]; var new_slot_sizes = []; var has_banner = false; for (var… Read More
BANGOR – Felicita Zepeda hugged her two small children after she was naturalized Friday. “I am an American now, ” she whispered to her 5-year-old daughter and 3-year-old son. From El Salvador, Zepeda came here in 1995 with her baby daughter in her arms, to… Read More
LYMAN – A Waterboro man who crashed his car into a stopped dump truck may have been blinded by the sun temporarily, police said. The victim, Jamie Dumont, 26, was taken by ambulance to Southern Maine Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead on arrival… Read More
BANGOR – Final results released Friday for the Maine Mock Election still have Texas Gov. George W. Bush winning the presidential election. Four hundred seventy-five schools participated in the event at the Bangor Auditorium on Thursday. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes =… Read More
PORTLAND – It took little more than 24 hours for George W. Bush’s drunken driving arrest in Kennebunkport to make national headlines after getting a start in an unusual place: a chiropractor’s office. The news that Bush was arrested and pleaded guilty in 1976 snowballed… Read More
CASTINE – The trustees of Maine Maritime Academy on Friday unanimously voted to add $1 million to the goal of the academy’s current $20 million capital campaign. The additional million will be used to create an endowment fund for the small vessels used in the… Read More
AUGUSTA – A man convicted of killing a Vermont man 15 years ago has been located in California after missing an appointment for treatment for schizophrenia in Augusta. Monica Pollard turned up in late October in Oceanside, Calif., after a police bulletin, said Augusta police… Read More
CAMDEN – Partners in Ending Hunger focused on development of a strategic plan to be launched sometime next year. The nonprofit group, which began in 1984 as Hand to Hand, started out by helping other organizations in fund-raising efforts to alleviate hunger. googletag.cmd.push(function () {… Read More
BUCKSPORT – Dak was in trouble. The pain was intense, so much so that it literally knocked him off his feet. The episodes were recurring, unexplained and unpredictable. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]]; var new_slot_sizes = []; var has_banner =… Read More
WEST BATH – A family has filed a complaint with the Maine Human Rights Commission against the school district over the alleged harassment of their 9-year-old daughter on a school playground last spring. The complaint was filed because the ensuing information could turn up data… Read More
BANGOR – The Maine Fire Prevention Resource Exchange announced the winners of its annual Fire and Life Safety Education Awards. The awards program was started this year to recognize silent heroes – firefighters, schoolteachers and business leaders – who make their communities a safer place… Read More
EMBDEN – An accident in Embden claimed the life of a North Anson teen-ager Saturday. Morgan Perkins, 17, died at Redington-Fairview General Hospital in Skowhegan. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]]; var new_slot_sizes = []; var has_banner = false; for (var… Read More
PEMAQUID – After years of watching abundant catches by lobstermen that dwarf his own just a dozen miles away in Knox County, Brian McLain would just as soon not hear about it. “I don’t even like to call them and talk to them anymore,” said… Read More
Following are petitions for bankruptcy filed at the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Bangor: Christine Corson, inspector, two dependents, Skowhegan; assets, $1,700; debts, $17,565. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]]; var new_slot_sizes = []; var has_banner = false; for (var i =… Read More
MACHIAS – Maine’s 2000 wild blueberry harvest was 100 million pounds, 15 million pounds more than the 1992 record breaker, North America’s largest processor said Friday. John Bragg was the featured speaker at the Machias Bay Area Chamber of Commerce Eggs and Issues breakfast. Bragg… Read More
With gasoline prices on the rise, even a few cents a gallon make a big difference. But not many consumers think about octane ratings and savings. You might be tempted to buy a high octane gasoline (at a higher price) because you want to improve performance. In fact,… Read More
WASHBURN – The superintendent of SAD 45 resigned last week and will take a new position with School Union 90 in the Milford area, school officials have confirmed. Joan Mills’ resignation comes a month after a school board meeting during which the district’s teachers issued… Read More
MADAWASKA – One of Selectman Cliff Chasse’s first ideas when he joined the Town Council in late June was to form a development committee that would come up with a vision for the town. It’s been less than four months, and a “vision statement” has… Read More
FORT KENT – The Fort Kent Recreation and Parks Department will sponsor a girls basketball league for grades four, five and six, which will start in early November and run through mid-December. The program is designed to give girls a chance to develop basketball skills,… Read More
HOULTON – SAD 20 and 70 Adult Education has announced a free one-day class, “Introduction to Computers,” from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. today at Hodgdon High School. Also, a three-night introductory computer course on Tuesday nights will begin Nov. 7. The fee is $25. Read More
ST. JOHN VALLEY – Lisa Theriault, a registered nurse and visiting associate professor of nursing at the University of Maine at Fort Kent, will be the November guest presenter for the Northern Maine Medical Center’s monthly community lecture series. The presentation titled “Women as Caregivers:… Read More
HOULTON – The Houlton Parks and Recreation Department will sponsor the 18th annual Winter Crafts Festival from 1 to 8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 24, and from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 25, at the Gentle Memorial Building. This year, the festival will feature… Read More
CHERRYFIELD – Two people who were living in an abandoned barn on the Unionville Road escaped injury when the structure burned Saturday night. Cherryfield Fire Chief Charles Curtis said the two men apparently had been having a party when the fire broke out just before… Read More
VAN BUREN – Some SAD 24 residents plan to air their reasons for opposing a district plan to buy laptop computers for district teachers at Wednesday’s board of directors meeting. Charleen Levasseur is gathering signatures on a petition to stop the purchase of 55 laptop… Read More
ST. AGATHA – Seventy veterans, some of whom died in battle, were memorialized in black granite Saturday afternoon, a week before Veterans Day, by family, friends and fellow veterans. Arthur “Arthy” Albert was the oldest death on the plaque, having died in 1918. The most… Read More
CARIBOU – Rep. Rosaire Sirois, a three-term legislator who lost a primary re-election bid in June, is working on a write-in campaign to regain his House seat in this week’s general election. Sirois has been working on his campaign for the past month. On Friday… Read More
New research using rats suggests that long-term exposure to a widely used pesticide kills brain cells and triggers debilitating physical symptoms associated with Parkinson’s disease. Scientists say the experiment’s results strongly indicate what scientists have suspected for several years – that the most common form… Read More
MACHIAS – A 25-year-old Whiting man will serve two and a half years in prison for his role in a drug-related beating of his neighbor in April. Mark Look was one of three people who attempted to rob 51-year-old John Davis after luring him from… Read More
BANGOR – In a presidential race so close that “every vote counts,” Democratic vice presidential candidate Joseph Lieberman will be making his second campaign stop in this city in less than a week. Lieberman, who will be joined by former Sen. George Mitchell and a… Read More