PRESQUE ISLE – The last thing Uschi Disl expected when she stepped off the plane at the Northern Maine Regional Airport was a welcome from a fan club. Fourth-grade pupils from Pine Street Elementary School in Presque Isle were among an estimated 300 people who… Read More
NEWPORT – Out of more than 100 sled dog teams that ran this weekend in the fifth annual Sled Dog Races, Eddie Clifford and his team of 17 came in first in the open class, but Clifford points out that this fast-growing, cold-weather sport is not about competition. Read More
AUGUSTA – Other states have tried – and some have failed – to create universal health care systems. Now, policy-makers across the country are watching this poor but innovative state to see if the newly authorized health plan called Dirigo – Maine’s motto and Latin… Read More
LIMESTONE – The Pattison Sign Group Inc., a Canadian-based producer of customer electric signs, has begun operations at the manufacturing and assembly plant at the Loring Commerce Centre, creating 37 new jobs. Pattison has leased 40,000 square feet of manufacturing space from the Loring Development… Read More
PORTLAND – Ski resorts long have tried to woo younger skiers to the slopes. Now they’re renewing their effort to attract tried-and-true baby boomers. The problem is, baby boomers aren’t getting any younger. With the huge demographic bubble of boomers moving toward 60, finding a… Read More
Product safety concerns know no season, as evidenced by two recent recalls announced through the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. Before you use your snowblower again or pack it away for the warmer seasons, check to see if you have an Ariens 13-Horsepower Sno-Throw, Model 924506. Read More
“Number of women growing on farms” (BDN, Feb. 19). How interesting. Are there any plans to grow men? 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++)… Read More
A group of prestigious scientists recently issued a report accusing the Bush administration of distorting scientific information for political gains. The administration immediately retorted that it was the Nobel laureates and heads of some of the country’s leading research universities who were politicizing science. Such bickering could be… Read More
What child – or adult – has not delighted in the tongue-twisting rhymes and fanciful characters in Dr. Suess books? The Cat in the Hat, the Grinch and Sam, I am, are some of the most readily recognized characters in young children’s literature. Readers, young… Read More
A friend of mine drives a truck near the waterfront in Providence, R.I., where there is a liquefied natural gas terminal. He told me everyone who goes anywhere near the waterfront has to have a special security pass. A terminal on Sears Island would lend… Read More
I have been a Republican since 1948 and continue to support my party in general, but I must challenge my party on its obsession with winning at the expense of America’s character. When George W. Bush was elected governor of Texas I voted against him. Read More
The concept of Dirigo Healthis a good one for Maine, and I applaud Gov. Baldacci for making it a priority of his administration. Small business owners should and do support the idea, but its actual premium cost to them will not be known until the Dirigo board has… Read More
Secretary of Education Rod Paige should be removed from office for his outrageous and unprofessional behavior. Also, the Bush administration, for whom he works, needs to publicly disavow Paige’s inflammatory and inaccurate rhetoric. That the U.S. secretary of education, of all people, should label as… Read More
I am deeply concerned about the article, “Sierra Club says Scalia shouldn’t hear case” (BDN, Feb. 24). I agree. Sounds like a conflict of interest to me, but what is even more disturbing is that Justice Antonin Scalia has said, “There was nothing improper about… Read More
The article titled “Houlton lobbies County to oppose highway” (BDN, Feb. 20) is both insulting and unacceptable to the people of Aroostook County. The fact that so-called “Houlton leaders” are urging Aroostook commissioners to join them in lobbying the state against building a new north-south highway “at the… Read More
Dear Urban Outfitters: “Voting is for Old People.” That’s the slogan on a shirt for sale on your catalog Web site. I looked at it yesterday and couldn’t believe my eyes. That’s what I call a “wardrobe malfunction!” googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var… Read More
BANGOR – The brother of a Somerville man shot to death in February 2002 by a Lincoln County sheriff’s deputy has filed a lawsuit in federal court claiming wrongful death and seeking in excess of $1 million from state and county officials. Daniel Buchanan of… Read More
BREWER – The ice sculptures of a girl ice-skating, a fish jumping out of the water and a sailing vessel gleamed so brightly Saturday morning that people driving over the Joshua Chamberlain Bridge to Bangor turned around to see what was going on. “We were… Read More
WASHINGTON – A recent court ruling against the Environmental Protection Agency probably will help Maine’s fight against childhood asthma but will not make a significant difference, according to several advocates for cleaner air. The U.S. Court of Appeals in Washington ruled that the EPA’s standards… Read More
EASTPORT -Army Sgt. Teresa DeWitt-Huff is back in Kuwait, where she hopes to find a husband – hers. A year ago, in the first weeks of the U.S. invasion, DeWitt-Huff managed to meet up with her fellow soldier and husband, Sgt. Eric Huff, literally on… Read More
BANGOR – The city’s waterfront redevelopment area now has an official name. After considering more than a dozen possible names, city staff and elected officials narrowed the list to one – Bangor Waterfront. The City Council made it official during their regular meeting last week. Read More
BANGOR – Asbestos has been found in the rubble left from the historic downtown Masonic Hall building that was destroyed by fire in mid-January. A plan is being formed for cleaning up the asbestos-laced debris from the former five-story building, according to Masonic officials. “Someone… Read More
ELLSWORTH – As part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, Downeast Sexual Assault Services and Sensei Brad Hamel of the Hamel Dojo will offer a self-defense class for women ages 13 and up. The class will be held from noon to 4 p.m. Saturday, April 17,… Read More
BREWER – This spring 31 students from all over Maine will attend the National Young Leaders Conference in Washington, D.C., designed to instill congressional leadership skills in youth from across the country. One student is Brewer High School senior Mark Surette, who returned from a… Read More
NEWPORT – Two of Newport’s legislative leaders, Sen. Paul Davis and Rep. Joshua Tardy, said Saturday they expect a ruling today from Maine Attorney General Stephen Rowe regarding the funding controversy in SAD 48. “We felt this was a serious enough matter to warrant an… Read More
PALMYRA – The latest in a growing series of businesses to expand the Newport Triangle business district along Route 2 and Route 100 in Palmyra held its grand opening celebration this weekend. Millennium Wedding and Convention Center, a million-dollar facility at the intersection of Interstate… Read More
A teenager from Unity was arrested on a charge of operating under the influence early Saturday morning after police found his car stopped on Interstate 95 south near the Kenduskeag Stream. Bangor police Officer Lewis Woolley called for backup to slow traffic before he approached… Read More
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PITTSFIELD – The Pittsfield Town Council will likely take the first steps Tuesday night towards purchasing nearly $200,000 in snow removal equipment for the town’s municipal airport. The funding will come from a federal grant of $190,000, with a 2.5 percent local match. googletag.cmd.push(function ()… Read More
PITTSFIELD – The SAD 53 board of directors will hold its regular monthly meeting at 7 tonight at Warsaw Middle School library. The agenda includes reports from the budget, building, negotiations and strategic planning committees. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]];… Read More
DOVER-FOXCROFT – Conservation and economic development will be the topic of the Piscataquis County Economic Development Council’s quarterly meeting March 8, at Monson Elementary School. Panelists for the meeting will be Commissioner Patrick McGowan of the Maine Department of Conservation, Andrew Falender, executive director of… Read More
HOWLAND – Residents will be asked to choose people to fill vacancies on the Board of Selectmen and the SAD 31 board of directors when they vote on the proposed municipal budget during the referendum from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday, March 8, at the town hall. Read More
ST. STEPHEN, New Brunswick – Happy anniversary, Pierre and Samuel. That is the mantra expected to be heard this summer in these parts. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]]; var new_slot_sizes = []; var has_banner = false; for (var i =… Read More
CALAIS – A Lubec medical center official scrambled Friday to correct an earlier statement mistakenly suggesting Calais officials had officially endorsed a proposal for a private methadone clinic in the Calais area. Carol Carew, chief executive officer of HealthWays/Regional Medical Center at Lubec Inc., issued… Read More
CALAIS – The next time you see Michelle Marsh, you might want to rub her shoulder. Maybe some of her luck will wear off on you. Marsh recently won a $44,800 Chevrolet Tahoe, one of those fancy sport utility vehicles that does everything but sing… Read More
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DENNYSVILLE – The Dennys River Watershed Management Plan Workgroup will hold its next meeting at 6:30 p.m. today at the EDM Youth Center to talk about Project SHARE, a pollution control program. Ryan Annis from the state Department of Transportation will be at the meeting… Read More
WARREN – The Knox-Lincoln Soil and Water Conservation District is offering 52 items during this year’s Tree Sale fund-raiser. The sale offers trees, shrubs, plants and gardening materials. New items on the list this year are black walnut, red cedar, Scotch pine, blue spruce, burning… Read More
MACHIAS – School Union 102 is holding kindergarten registration. Children in Machias, Jonesboro, Marshfield, Northfield, Roque Bluffs, Wesley and Whitneyville who will be 5 by Oct. 15 may sign up for school in the fall. For information, call 255-3411 (Machias), 434-2602 (Jonesboro) or 255-3263 (Wesley). Read More
UNION – Come Spring School will hold an open house by appointment between 4 and 7 p.m. Monday through Friday. For information or to schedule an appointment, call the school at 785-6577. Read More
BELFAST – SAD 34 plans kindergarten registration starting March 12. Children must be 5 by Oct. 15 to register for school in the fall. The district comprises Belfast, Belmont, Morrill, Northport, Searsmont and Swanville googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]]; var… Read More
WALDO – The Waldo County Soil and Water Conservation District and University of Maine Cooperative Extension soon will offer a course on managing small woodlots. The six-session class will be held from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Thursdays, beginning March 11, at the Waldo County Extension… Read More
ELLSWORTH – The next meeting of Ellsworth Area Communities for Children will be at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 3, at the Downeast Family YMCA. Barbara Kates of Families and Children Together will speak on “kinship care.” The meeting will include updates on local initiatives. All… Read More
BROOKSVILLE – The Green Independent Party caucus is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Thursday, March 18, at the Brooksville town office. A registrar will be available at 5 p.m. For information, contact Nancy Allen at 326-4576. Read More
FORT KENT – The chief of medical operations for the Biathlon World Cup believes that his staff has anticipated most emergencies that could happen at the venue, and is prepared to deal with them. Alain Bois, a nurse at the Northern Maine Medical Center at… Read More
LIMESTONE – The Telford Group Inc. has been contracted by Bombardier Capital Inc. to perform heavy aircraft maintenance on the company’s fleet of Shorts aircraft. The contract calls for an initial intensive inspection on a first aircraft and, based on aviation market conditions, could lead… Read More
PRESQUE ISLE – The secretary-treasurer of the Maine AFL-CIO will speak next week at the University of Maine at Presque Isle. Ned McCann will speak as part of the university’s Distinguished Lecturer Series. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]]; var new_slot_sizes… Read More
FORT FAIRFIELD – The Fort Fairfield Rotary Club will honor Art Cyr, Dolly Reed and Robert “Bobby” George at its Paul Harris Recognition Dinner. The dinner will be held at 6:30 p.m. Friday, March 12, at the Fort Fairfield Middle-High School gymnasium. Cost to attend… Read More
Women, Work and Community will hold three free workshops in Aroostook County. “New Ventures Entrepreneurship Training,” a course for people interested in starting a business, will be held from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesdays, March 31 through June 16, at the Houlton Higher Education… Read More
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ST. AGATHA – The town won a court decision last week allowing it to return tax-acquired property to its original owner, who agreed to pay $5,500 in back taxes and costs, rather than auction the 281 acres and buildings to another party who bid $47,671. Read More
DOVER-FOXCROFT – The Southern Piscataquis County Chamber of Commerce will introduce its first ever visitors guidebook to the general public at the Chamber’s annual meeting on May 19. The full-color, 48-page guidebook is devoted exclusively to the Southern Piscataquis County region, said Dennis Lyford, Chamber… Read More
BANGOR – WVII-TV is back on the air after an electrical problem stopped programming for regular broadcast viewers. Channel 7 resumed programming early Sunday afternoon, hours before the Academy Awards were to be broadcast on ABC. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes =… Read More
SANGERVILLE – The Sangerville Public Library will offer its after-school program in May. The Rose and Samuel Rudman Trust Fund granted $1,000 for the after-school program to bring live, educational entertainment to children. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]]; var new_slot_sizes… Read More
DOVER-FOXCROFT – As part of the Maine Highlands Guild’s “Artists of the Maine Highlands Series,” the community is invited to an art reception from 6 to 8 p.m. March 3, at Abel Blood’s Pub and Restaurant, to view the work of local artist Alan Bray. Read More
EAST SANGERVILLE – The Central Maine Chapter of the Small Woodlot Owners Association of Maine will hold its annual meeting and dinner at 6 p.m. Saturday, March 20, at the East Sangerville Grange Hall. Dr. Mark McCollough, biologist, will give a lecture titled “Lynx and… Read More
GARLAND – The Central Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association will hold a meeting and luncheon starting at noon Sunday, March 7, at Garland Grange. At 1:30 p.m. Russ Libby, executive director of MOFGA, will address networking among farmers, their needs and assets that can… Read More
Eastern Agency on Aging Service consultant Leslie Lizotte will offer outreach assistance to seniors at the following times and locations: . 11:15 a.m. Tuesday, March 9, VFW Hall, Millinocket. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]]; var new_slot_sizes = []; var has_banner… Read More
NEWPORT – Newport police have launched an all-out investigation into who provided a 12-year-old girl with enough alcohol Saturday to leave her unconscious and alone behind a Route 2 gas station. Newport police Officer Tony Stewart found the child “unable to communicate,” and she was… Read More
SANGERVILLE – In a surprise move Thursday evening, Martin Puckett resigned as town manager. The Sangerville Board of Selectmen accepted his resignation effective Feb. 26 after an executive session was held to discuss personnel matters. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]];… Read More
PORTLAND – In a brick building on the waterfront that once housed a 19th century locomotive foundry, a 43-year-old sailing enthusiast races against the clock to get ready for what might be the 21st century’s ultimate extreme sport. Bruce Schwab is preparing his 60-foot sailboat… Read More
PORTLAND – The state will pay $600,000 to settle a lawsuit by a former resident at the Maine Youth Center whose charges of excessive restraint and isolation led to a management shake-up in the state’s juvenile corrections system. A resident identified in court papers as… Read More
HALIFAX, Nova Scotia – A U.S. Coast Guard warning about lifeboat equipment involved in a fatal accident has prompted a Canadian survivor to call for a redesign of the widely used system. Kevin Nicholson, 49, of Halifax was one of three Nova Scotians taking part… Read More
SOUTH PORTLAND – The seven-screen Maine Mall Cinema was once one of the most popular theater complexes in the state. Pastors at the Eastpointe Christian Church hope the cinema, which shut down in 2002, will become one of the most popular churches in Maine. The… Read More
SALEM, Mass. – The statue of Nathaniel Hawthorne stares toward the sea, stern and humorless as he surveys a hometown for which he had little fondness, but has no chance of ever leaving. Two hundred years after his birth, Hawthorne remains alive in Salem, as… Read More
PORTLAND – Charles Summers of Scarborough, a former Republican state senator who has since worked as a U.S. Senate aide, is planning to run for southern Maine’s congressional seat. Summers said he looks forward to campaigning in the 1st District, where Democratic U.S. Rep. Tom… Read More
GORHAM – A volunteer at the Northern New England Science Bowl wants high school nerds to know it’s OK to be smart. “For kids to know math and science is cool,” said Danielle Perreault, 35. “They may be geeks as teenagers but they’re our future.”… Read More
SOUTH PORTLAND – President Bush’s sister wants Maine Republicans to know that even though there’s no doubt whom they’ll nominate for president, it’s still important they campaign. “We need to knock on doors and make those phone calls,” Dorothy Bush Koch told party members from… Read More
PORTLAND – Same-sex couples are getting married in defiance of state laws in New York and California. But activists are discouraging gay and lesbian couples from pursuing the same strategy in Maine. Lobbyists and advocates say forcing the marriage issue in Maine could distract from… Read More
The number of snowmobile fatalities this season doubled with a deadly weekend on trails in Maine, officials said. The tally now stands at four after separate crashes in Readfield and Fryeburg. A 19-year-old man was killed in the snowmobile crash in Readfield. The victim, Luke… Read More
PORTLAND – Portland’s emergency teen shelter will close next month. The Salvation Army said demand for services has declined at the Lighthouse Shelter, which has operated since 1988. “In the past several months, there have been several nights that no one has used shelter facilities,”… Read More
AUGUSTA – When Kyle Bradford became one of Calvary Chapel Christian School’s first students in the fall of 2002, his basketball future was less than certain. “When the school opened two years ago, we didn’t even know if there would be a basketball team,” he… Read More
AUGUSTA – During winter vacation the Dexter girls basketball team played in a Christmas tournament hosted by Cony High School. The Tigers had some success playing against the larger schools in that non-countable tourney. But more importantly, the team got a chance to play at… Read More
ORONO – Only a few minutes had passed after the University of Vermont women’s basketball team snapped UMaine’s 15-game winning streak Saturday night when the Black Bears’ three seniors shared some words of thanks with their loyal fans. Senior captain Heather Ernest of Temple summed… Read More
AUGUSTA – The game, and the chance to win the gold basketball that had eluded the Houlton High boys basketball program for generations, was slipping away. But Mark Socoby refused to let go, sparking a game-changing run in the final 80 seconds of the third… Read More
LOWELL, Mass. – Sometimes it’s not as important how you play as much as whom you play. In the aftermath of third-ranked Maine’s 3-2 loss to unranked UMass Lowell on Friday night, coach Tim Whitehead tweaked his lineup for Saturday night’s rematch. The Black Bears… Read More
WALPOLE, Mass. – Figure skater Max Louscher of Bangor finished first in the boys preliminary B division at the Patriot Ice Club NEICC Interclub Competition Sunday. One of six competitors in the division, the 10-year-old was voted first on four of the five judges’ cards. Read More
CARRABASSET VALLEY – Nils Koons of Sidney finished fourth in the 5-kilometer freestyle and fifth in the 5K classic race during Saturday’s Banknorth Eastern J2 cross-country ski championships. Koons has already qualified for the New England Junior Olympic team. Koons teamed with Mandy Ivey of… Read More
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BURLINGTON, Vt. – Mark Flavin finished with 17 points and two blocked shots to lead the University of Maine Black Bears to a 72-67 men’s basketball victory over Vermont Sunday in the America East regular-season finale for both teams. The win snapped Maine’s three-game losing… Read More
BANGOR – In a game of runs, the team that hits its free throws will win most games. In Saturday’s North Atlantic Conference championship at Newman Gym, that was exactly the case. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]]; var new_slot_sizes =… Read More
AUGUSTA – Members of the Houlton High boys basketball team were quite aware of their program?s frustrating heritage, and the fact it had not won a state championship until Saturday night’s 64-49 victory over Jay. For Shiretowners coach Sean Callahan, it was a topic to… Read More
AUGUSTA – The Lee Academy girls basketball team knew about Rangeley center Krysteen Romero. And the Pandas were ready to stop Laker forward Sarah Schrader. But when Rangeley started draining 3-pointers in a key third-quarter span of Saturday’s Class D state championship game, the Eastern… Read More
BANGOR – Cony’s leading scorer, junior Katie Rollins, spent most the first half of Saturday’s Class A Eastern Maine quarterfinal on the bench in foul trouble. It was OK, though, classmate Briianna Rende had her back. Rende scored 14 of her game-high 25 points in… Read More
BANGOR – Bethany Sevey and Megan Smith could have been a little nervous playing their first-ever Eastern Maine Class A tournament game at the Bangor Auditorium. Instead, the freshman duo set the tone Saturday morning as second-seeded Skowhegan earned a 62-51 victory over No. 7… Read More
BANGOR – Ralph Mims has considerable experience on the Bangor Auditorium floor. So when his Brunswick team was put to the test by Mt. Blue Saturday morning, the senior guard and his teammates didn’t panic. Mims scored 10 of his game-high 22 points in the… Read More
BANGOR – When you play against a Mike McGee-coached Lawrence squad, nothing is ever easy. Not even if you’re the No. 1 seed – as Oxford Hills of South Paris was in Saturday’s Eastern Maine Class A boys quarterfinal. Not even if it seems that… Read More
BANGOR – A little extra practice on end-of-game situations paid off nicely for Mount Ararat girls basketball coach Kelly Lafountain and her team. After fourth-seeded Hampden Academy cut a nine-point lead to just one with a furious rally in the final minute of Saturday’s Eastern… Read More
WINSLOW – John Tuell scored a goal in each period Saturday to lead the top-ranked Orono Red Riots to a 5-1 Class B semifinal hockey victory over the No. 5 Presque Isle Wildcats at Sukee Arena. Orono advanced to Wednesday’s 7 p.m. final against No. Read More
LEWISTON – Lewiston’s Blue Devils weren’t quite sure which Bangor team they’d be playing Saturday night. Would it be the one they barely beat in a goaltending duel 1-0 earlier in the season or the one they handled fairly easily 4-1 in their last meeting?… Read More
BRUNSWICK – Lora Trenkle of Surry hit five free throws in overtime to lead the Bowdoin College Polar Bears to their fourth straight NESCAC crown with a 51-47 win over Bates Sunday in women’s basketball action. Bowdoin advanced to the NCAA Division III tourney where… Read More
BANGOR – When the Maine Acadian Heritage Council set out to do audio recordings in the St. John Valley, the group applied for a New Century grant. It covered only $1,500 of the estimated $66,000 budget for the project, but its impact extended far beyond… Read More
Two years ago, Picton Press came out with “Vital Records of Bangor, Maine Volume 1: Birth Records,” compiled by Michelle Thomas. How fortunate we are that the Bangor genealogist stuck with the project and completed “Vital Records of Bangor, Maine Volume 2: Death Records,” also… Read More
In a personification of the old cliche “The show must go on,” Mandy Patinkin gamely mined his repertoire Saturday night at the Maine Center for the Arts in Orono. The Broadway veteran was suffering from an unspecified respiratory ailment, something to which he readily admitted:… Read More
Maine’s two most famous philanthropists today, it’s safe to say, are Stephen and Tabitha King of Bangor. Libraries have been one of the favorite targets of their wealth. A century ago a man equally as famous in his day was the state’s No. 1 library… Read More
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