AUGUSTA – There will be no formal public hearing regarding the proposed West Old Town Landfill despite numerous requests from local residents. Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner Dawn Gallagher announced her decision not to hold a formal public hearing Wednesday afternoon, claiming the requests didn’t… Read More
AUGUSTA – Battle lines were being drawn Wednesday between Republicans and Democrats in a looming showdown over the Baldacci administration’s $109 million supplemental budget proposal. Floor debate in the House could begin as early as this evening on a budget plan supported by Gov. John… Read More
BANGOR – An unidentified company has told bankrupt Eastern Pulp and Paper Co.’s lenders that it will proceed with plans to buy the papermaker’s two mills, but only if the facilities are reopened first. The interested buyer met with Eastern Pulp’s lenders Wednesday afternoon in… Read More
AUGUSTA – Maine’s two largest Indian tribes aren’t likely to operate slot machines in the state, based on a Wednesday vote by the legislative committee charged with crafting rules for the fledgling gambling industry. The Legal and Veterans Affairs Committee voted not to consider a… Read More
BANGOR – Norman Ledwin said Wednesday he will step down from his position as president and chief executive officer of Eastern Maine Medical Center. Ledwin, who has held that post since 1993 and also is CEO of Eastern Maine Healthcare, the hospital’s parent corporation, made the announcement during… Read More
A story about a talk by the Winterport town manager in some editions of the State section Monday gave the wrong venue for the gathering. It was before the Bangor Area Breakfast Rotary. Winterport’s tax rate is $19.70 per $1,000. The $15.90 tax rate quoted in the story… Read More
PORTLAND – First he tried to give it away in an essay contest. Then he listed it on eBay. Now the owner of the Miss Portland Diner wants to donate the 54-year-old eatery to the city. The catch? Randall Chasse’s gift does not include the… Read More
DOVER-FOXCROFT – The Central Maine Small Woodland Owners Association will present a forum titled “What’s Going on in the Profession of Logging?” at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 11, in the Moosehead Manufacturing conference room. The program is open to the public. Read More
BOSTON – AT&T announced Wednesday that it is offering local calling plans to most residents of Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont. Consumers can replace their current Verizon service with one of AT&T’s new plans. AT&T offers a variety of local and long-distance calling… Read More
DAMARISCOTTA – “Being Poor in Maine” is the topic of a brown-bag lunch on Wednesday, Feb 4, at the Skidompha Library on Main Street. Lisa Pohlmann, associate director of the Maine Center for Economic Policy, is the scheduled guest speaker and is expected to answer… Read More
Sixty years ago my father taught me, “Never trust a coward.” That lesson has held me in good stead ever since. In Casablanca, I remember Charlie, who taught me that again at the cost of a black eye and a loose tooth. He picked the fight; I did… Read More
Gov. Howard Dean’s campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination is in trouble. Yet whatever happens in coming days, Dean has reshaped the Democratic race. One year ago, Dean began to express his anger about an unnecessary war in Iraq, the lack of adequate medical care… Read More
President Bush devoted minimal attention to the environment in the State of the Union address. His only reference was to energy policy: “Consumers and businesses need reliable supplies of energy to make our economy run, so I urge you to pass legislation to modernize our electricity system, promote… Read More
Is it possible state government just misses the publicity? Maine was the featured state in a 1995 Governing magazine article called “The End of the Hospital Tax Charade,” in which its $110 million tax-and-match plan was described as “an elaborate procedure designed solely to grab additional federal Medicaid… Read More
The five lawyers protesting the use of closed military tribunals to try detainees at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, could be dismissed as overzealous jurists looking out for the best interests of their clients. Except for the fact that they are members of the military, the same institution they now… Read More
Local self-appointed spokesman and county commissioner of Piscataquis County, Tom Lizotte, delayed my contribution for improving communication between our local board and our community. As an elected board member, I believed I could submit for consideration an honest resolution during a recent board meeting in Dover-Foxcroft – a… Read More
In the letter, “Simple bear questions” (BDN, Jan. 16), Daryl DeJoy asks for the names of states where bears have become a problem due to restrictions on hunting them. Maryland reinstituted bear hunting because of the excessive damage bears had done to crops. In Vernon,… Read More
As the South Carolina airwaves are saturated with footage of John Kerry’s jungle combat escapades, and as Wesley Clark counters with assurances of his ability not just as a combat infantryman but as commander of thousands of troops, the “Vietnam factor” emerges again in this election as it… Read More
The administration of President George W. Bush was drawn into the Middle East maelstrom by one of the most cataclysmic events in American history when on Sept. 11, 2001, airplanes hijacked by al-Qaida terrorists destroyed New York City’s twin tower complex and struck the Pentagon. Predictably, as 9-11… Read More
BREWER – The proposed solid waste transportation route to the West Old Town Landfill, which has caused considerable concern with residents along the path, is no longer the only route. The Maine Department of Transportation has released four alternative routes, said Assistant State Traffic Engineer… Read More
AUGUSTA – A lawyer representing patients at the state’s psychiatric hospital is asking that a proposal to ban smoking anywhere on hospital grounds be overturned. Peter Darvin, an attorney for Augusta Mental Health Institute patients, wrote a letter to Court Master Daniel Wathen challenging the… Read More
WASHINGTON – The Senate Wednesday passed legislation that would allow new fishing restrictions to begin May 1 and would overturn a five-month delay signed into law by the president just last Thursday. The change of heart came after fishery management officials assured Sen. Susan Collins,… Read More
AUGUSTA – Members of the legislative committee dealing with education issues took an official look at a task force study on school regionalization Wednesday, and some of them blinked. The findings of the Task Force on Increasing Efficiency and Equity in the Use of K-12… Read More
AUGUSTA – Ten cardboard boxes containing petitions with the signatures of more than 100,000 Mainers who support a referendum to ban bear baiting, trapping and hunting with dogs were turned over to the Secretary of State’s Office with fanfare Wednesday morning. “This time, it will… Read More
BREWER – Neighboring residents and the Second Congregational Church are taking Pandora’s Boxxx and its owner to court, claiming the business is a public nuisance and that the owner deceived and misled city officials when obtaining business permits. “The lawsuit claims that the close proximity… Read More
The last time I heard from Greg Brooks, the Portland man who sold his swimming-pool business more than 20 years ago to search for treasure-laden shipwrecks in the Caribbean, he was hopeful that he had found one of the richest vessels ever to be lost at sea. Read More
GREENVILLE – Greenville High School, Foxcroft Academy and Dexter High School will host three national award-winning musical artists for their presentation of Down the Road: A Discussion of Music as a Profession on Feb. 3. The presentation is geared to instill awareness of music industry… Read More
DEXTER – To help the local economy and promote community spirit, the town of Dexter and the Wassookeag Snowmobile Club will sponsor the annual Winter Festival Feb. 14-15 on Lake Wassookeag. Weather permitting, Saturday’s events will include a snowmobile radar run, a snow sculpture competition… Read More
DOVER-FOXCROFT – Because Dexter and Newport were excluded from joining Penobscot County’s Pine Tree Zone application even though the towns are located in that county, the two have allied with a similar effort by Piscataquis County. “What prompted that [the exclusion], I do not know,”… Read More
Brewer police arrested a man after finding a short sword concealed in his cane and an air pistol in his belt Monday night. Officer Tony Pinnette said that at about 9:15 p.m. he was driving on South Main Street when he saw a man walking… Read More
BANGOR – Bangor City Councilor David S. Nealley is exploring a potential run for the 2nd District congressional seat now held by freshman U.S. Rep. Michael Michaud. Nealley is the third Republican to express interest in unseating the Democratic incumbent. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define… Read More
ALTON – Residents got a chance to find out just where the town stands in relation to the proposed West Old Town Landfill at a special meeting Wednesday night. Concern rose after a heated meeting in Old Town last week failed to provide answers to… Read More
BREWER – The former Brewer Public Works garage is coming down. The facility served the city for more than half a century at its Hardy Street location, but in recent years the building has fallen into disrepair. “That building has been an eyesore and a… Read More
UNITY – State education officials must feel like the guy who went shopping for a quart of milk and came home with a cow. The state Department of Education rated SAD 3’s application for a new high school fifth on its priority list in August… Read More
CALAIS – The city has plenty of historic buildings that need lots of tender loving care, but there’s not enough money in private or city coffers to do it all. So, along those lines, City Manager Linda Pagels said authorities are working to apply for… Read More
ROBBINSTON – Firefighters fought near-zero temperatures late Tuesday when fire destroyed a two-story house. The house on U.S. Route 1 near the Perry-Robbinston line was owned by Blaine Pottle, and Pottle’s brother, Brian Pottle, lived there. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes =… Read More
BANGOR – An Alton man pleaded guilty Tuesday to federal drug charges two days before his jury trial was scheduled to begin. William Leland, 47, pleaded guilty to illegal drug possession, conspiracy to distribute illegal drugs, distribution of illegal drugs, and being a felon in… Read More
ROCKLAND – The bright lights may shine once again on the 80-year-old Strand Theatre’s marquee if a tentative purchase deal closes in coming weeks. Matthew R. Simmons, a Texas businessman with ties to Rockport, said Wednesday he has signed a purchase and sales agreement to… Read More
MOUNT DESERT – Six candidates will compete for two seats on the Board of Selectmen when voters go to the polls on March 1. There is no competition for the two school board openings, with Laura Hendricks seeking another three-year term and John March Jr. Read More
DEXTER – A mobile home on Route 7 was demolished by fire Wednesday afternoon. The mobile home owner, Phil Chabot, had been trying to thaw a pipe underneath the building with a space heater when materials caught fire, according to Dexter Fire Chief Melvin Wyman. Read More
BANGOR – Unable to discover a buyer for a former farm in Kingman Township, a remote section of Penobscot County, federal housing authorities found the county commissioners more willing. It didn’t hurt that the price the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development was asking… Read More
ELLSWORTH – An $1,800 generator is the latest item to be stolen from construction sites in the city, according to local police. On Wednesday morning, carpenters arrived at a home construction site on Alton Avenue to discover a rented generator they had been using was… Read More
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ELLSWORTH – Local officials still are trying to seal a deal that will enable them to hire a new city manager, a city official said Wednesday. Larry King, chairman of Ellsworth’s City Council, said the council hopes to vote on hiring a new city manager… Read More
DEER ISLE – Residents wanted some assurance that the Deer Isle-Sedgwick Bridge was safe, and they got that Wednesday night. The bridge, which links Deer Isle with the mainland over Eggemoggin Reach, is in fair condition overall, according to an initial engineering report on the… Read More
One town and more than a half-dozen economic development organizations in northern and central Penobscot County are trying to raise $200,000 in private and federal grants to pay for a specialist who would help grow new businesses from Lincoln to Sherman to Brownville. Funded through… Read More
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BAR HARBOR – Firefighters saved a family home Wednesday morning when they beat back a fire in a two-car garage. Fire Chief David Rand said the garage, which sat about 25 feet from Russell Clark’s residence on Sylvan Road, was destroyed by the 10:30 a.m. Read More
The following divorces were granted on grounds of irreconcilable differences in December in 1st District Court by Judge Ronald A. Daigle: Gary Bosse of Eagle Lake and Beatrice Bosse of Frenchville, married at Frenchville Nov. 14, 1981. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes… Read More
PRESQUE ISLE – As part of an ongoing series on Aging Issues, the Aroostook Faith in Action Caregiver Coalition will present “When All is Said and Done – Beginning Conversations on Death and Dying.” The presentation – which will address legal, medicinal, emotional, psychological and… Read More
LITTLETON – A constituent services representative for U.S. Rep. Michael Michaud will be available Friday, Jan. 30, for the towns of Littleton and Oakfield. Barbara Hayslett will be available 9-10 a.m. at the Littleton town office and 11 a.m.-noon at the Oakfield town office. googletag.cmd.push(function… Read More
MADAWASKA – Women, Work and Community, in collaboration with Madawaska Adult Education, will offer a series of free workshops during the month of February. . “Time Management” will be held 6-8:30 p.m. Tuesday Feb. 3. The program will help identify stress and imbalances and teach… Read More
FORT KENT – The University of Maine at Fort Kent will present a statewide program, “College Goal Sunday” 2-4 p.m. Feb. 8 in Nadeau Hall teleconference room. The program will assist college-bound and college-age students with the FAFSA form. For information, contact Ellen Cost at… Read More
CHARLESTON – John, 18, figures he would have been shot and killed had it not been for the intervention of police and his stay at Mountain View Youth Development Center. Before his arrest, the young man’s ambition was to steal anything he could get his… Read More
Some of the top award winners in the Maine Country Music Association are taking to the highway this weekend, at their own expense, to help a couple who recently lost their home to fire. East Orland-based WERU-FM country radio host Tommy Dean “and my WERU… Read More
Army 2nd Lt. Caleb G. Landry has graduated from the U.S. Army Ranger School at Fort Benning, Ga., with authorization to wear the distinctive Ranger Tab. Landry is a 1998 graduate of Carrabec High School in North Anson and earned his bachelor’s degree from Xavier… Read More
TOPSHAM – A Topsham woman was killed Wednesday when the car she was driving crashed head-on into another vehicle on Route 201. Her young daughter survived the accident. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]]; var new_slot_sizes = []; var has_banner =… Read More
AUGUSTA – As a truck outside the State House was being loaded with used computers and television sets, environmental advocates inside called for a program to collect the electronic devices statewide for recycling. Something must be done soon, they said, noting that Maine law will… Read More
MACES BAY, New Brunswick – Rescuers have given up their search for a fishing boat and its crew of four missing since last week, leaving their fate a mystery shrouded in the mists of the icy Bay of Fundy. Lt. Cmdr. Denise LaViolette, spokeswoman for… Read More
PARIS – Three Paris teens are accused of forging U.S. currency after four false $20 bills turned up at their school and at local businesses – and police suspect there are more forged bills out there. Police have charged two 17-year-olds and a 16-year-old, all… Read More
A Mainer who was arrested in Alaska after being accused of selling school computers on eBay will be in prison until this spring under a sentence imposed in U.S. District Court in Anchorage. Timothy Diehl, 50, of Sitka, Alaska, was sentenced Jan. 15 to six… Read More
SOUTH CHINA – The Oak Grove School Foundation is soliciting applications for grants to support the educational and cultural needs of secondary students in central Maine. First priority will go to applicants from the Waterville-Augusta area. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes =… Read More
LIMESTONE – Loring Fire Department firefighters from 1952 to the present will hold a reunion July 16-18 at the former Air Force base. Several hundred firefighters and their spouses are expected to attend from all over the country. A banquet will be held July 17… Read More
AUGUSTA – Dana E. Prescott of Saco is the newly elected president of the 3,153-member Maine State Bar Association. He will formally take his post in leading the association’s annual meeting in Rockport on Jan. 29-30. Prescott is a partner at Prescott Lemoine Jamieson &… Read More
AUGUSTA – Two days after Gov. John Baldacci renewed his call for a constitutional amendment to restrict tobacco-settlement money to health-related programs, lawmakers from both parties led a State House rally to trumpet a similar message. House Speaker Pat Colwell, D-Gardiner, and Sen. Edward Youngblood,… Read More
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BAR HARBOR – The Abbe Museum invites artists to submit a proposal for transforming canoe paddles into works of art to be sold at an Abbe benefit auction on Aug. 12. Proposals are due by Feb. 16. The “Abbe Paddle Art” event will be a… Read More
Sacred monuments About 20 miles east of St. Louis, Mo., is the site of Cahokia, a pre-Columbian settlement that once housed around 25,000 residents. All that remains today is a number of manmade mounds, the largest of which is Monk’s Mound, named after a French… Read More
Until December, artist Barbara Prey’s best known works were watercolors of scenes in rural Maine – rowboats, farmhouses and ocean views. Then President Bush sent out a Christmas card featuring one of her paintings that was seen by more than a million people worldwide. Next… Read More
According to the obituary that ran in Monday’s editions of this newspaper, Charles Dowling Sr. of Whitneyville died at the age of 81. I never knew Mr. Dowling. Never met him. All I knew was the stuff you learn from any obituary: Where he lived… Read More
ORONO – This time around, the 3-point attempt at the buzzer was Maine’s, but the result was the same. The Northeastern University Huskies notched their second straight dramatic win over the Black Bears, this time 82-79 in a big America East men’s basketball clash at… Read More
BOSTON – There is a finite amount of space available in the offensive half of a basketball floor, but the University of Maine women utilized every inch of hardwood Wednesday night at Solomon Court. The Black Bears burst onto the floor with tremendous defensive intensity… Read More
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AUGUSTA – A proposal to allow the sale of malt beverages from mobile service bars was approved by the Maine House by a 75-59 vote after a brief debate. Additional House and Senate votes are pending. A similar bill was killed by the Senate last… Read More
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FARMINGTON – Kate LaHaye tossed in 12 points to pace the University of Maine-Farmington Beavers to a 68-45 win over Maine Maritime Academy in women’s basketball action Wednesday. Lincoln’s Desirae Haines provided 10 for UM-Farmington and Karen Sirois pulled down 10 rebounds. googletag.cmd.push(function () {… Read More
HOULTON – The Schenck Wolverines hit all nine of their free throws in the fourth quarter to pull away and upset the Houlton Shiretowners 69-59 in schoolboy basketball action Wednesday night. Brian Graham and Tyler Thompson had 15 points apiece for the winners from East… Read More
Veteran Lee Academy girls basketball coach Carrie Goodhue resigned on Monday, according to Gary Haynes, the school’s headmaster. Haynes said he wanted to respect Goodhue’s privacy and would not disclose her reasons for the resignation. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]];… Read More
CARIBOU – Tom Bard nailed two free throws in the final seconds to lift the Fort Kent Warriors to a 52-51 schoolboy basketball win over the Caribou Vikings Wednesday night. Joey Pelletier had put Caribou up by one when he scored with 37 seconds left. Read More
EAST MACHIAS – Jared Gray and Whitney Stevens each reached career milestones and Gray nailed four free throws in overtime to help give the Washington Academy Raiders a 70-65 schoolboy basketball win over the Narraguagus Knights Wednesday night. Jeremy Gray grabbed a loose ball to… Read More
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BREWER – Like many young Mainers, Michael Gilmore left the state after graduation. In 1982, he went from Brewer High School directly into the U.S. Navy as an electronics technician. But 21 years later he has come home – a doctor. “I’ve always had a… Read More
BANGOR – Is it plausible that Pi, the character in “Life of Pi,” who is adrift in a lifeboat on the Pacific Ocean with a Bengal tiger after a disaster at sea, could catch fish and stay alive for seven months? That was the question… Read More
BREWER – All of the players were working hard trying to score points, but one wasn’t on his feet and wasn’t running during a recent Middle School League basketball game sponsored by the Brewer Parks and Recreation Department. Craig Popper, who plays for the Gators,… Read More
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ORONO – Reuben Caron isn’t quite ready to start his own business, but he’s getting closer. Before he graduates in May, the University of Maine senior, majoring in electrical engineering technology, from Portage has a few courses and a senior project to complete. He may enroll in the… Read More
ORONO – Join the Bangor Symphony Orchestra as it hosts a brunch before the “Notes of Passion” classical concert on Feb. 1 at the Maine Center for the Arts at the University of Maine. The brunch will be held from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Read More
ORONO – The University of Maine’s Women in the Curriculum and Women’s Studies Program have lined up another series of programs to illuminate the intellectual, social and cultural aspects of women. Each program takes place 12:15-1:30 p.m. in the Bangor Lounge, Memorial Union, unless otherwise noted. All locations… Read More
BANGOR – Nominations are being accepted for the annual Teens Who Care Awards, a celebration of outstanding teen volunteers in Maine communities. The six 2003 Teen Who Care award recipients were: . Brandon Libby, an EMT and firefighter with the Orrington Fire and Rescue Squad. Read More
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BANGOR – The Philadelphia Chiefs will return to Bangor Feb. 6-7 for the next round in “Clash of the Ice Coast III” against Third Watch Hockey Club of Bangor. Club members include firefighters, police and emergency personnel. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes… Read More
Boating course BANGOR – Penobscot Bay Sail and Power Squadron has set dates and locations for the U.S. Power Squadron’s boating course this winter. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]]; var new_slot_sizes = []; var has_banner = false; for (var i… Read More
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Real estate transfers recorded with city of Bangor in 2003: To Barbara D. Fraser, Bangor, from Michael A. Fraser, address unknown, May 1, 221 Fifteenth St., release from husband to wife. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]]; var new_slot_sizes = [];… Read More
BANGOR – Marty Arsenault, owner of Howard Tool Co. of Bangor, recently decided to upgrade his company’s ISO designation, so he did the only thing he knew would work – he turned to the Maine Manufacturing Extension Partnership. “When I got my original ISO 9000… Read More
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BANGOR – Andrew George of Boy Scout Troop 10 recently became an Eagle Scout during a Court of Honor held at St. John’s Episcopal Church. For his service project, George chose one that involved Bangor Public Library. When he met with library director Barbara McDade,… Read More