Her 14-year marriage had been in trouble on and off, but the day Elizabeth Daub bundled up her two young daughters and sought respite at a friend’s house, she wasn’t thinking the end was so near. “I just wanted to get away overnight,” she said… Read More
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court unanimously affirmed on Monday the assault conviction of an abortion protester. The decision came a week after Terence Hughes, 66, of Orono ended his Sunday “prayer vigils” outside St. John’s Catholic Church in Bangor. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot… Read More
AUGUSTA – The question of whether homeless people are entitled to the same human rights protections as women, ethnic or religious groups will be probed next week when a series of hearings authorized by Maine Attorney General Steven Rowe gets under way in Portland. The… Read More
A story published on Page One on Thursday about water levels at Ragged and Seboomook lakes inaccurately described their locations. Both lakes are on the West Branch of the Penobscot River. — googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]]; var new_slot_sizes =… Read More
WASHINGTON – Tissue banks that process donated skin, ligaments and bones for transplant must meet new federal safety standards, aimed at preventing infection and disease, under regulations issued Thursday. The Food and Drug Administration regulations, which will take effect in May, set standards for an… Read More
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. – UnumProvident, the nation’s largest disability insurer, will pay a $15 million fine and reconsider about 200,000 denied claims in response to a multistate investigation, company executives said Thursday. Including the penalty, a proposed agreement with insurance regulators in all 50 states would… Read More
PORTLAND – A year-old Maine law designed to block mail-order tobacco sales to minors is under challenge by the world’s largest package delivery company. UPS said the law requiring that people delivering tobacco products make sure that each named buyer signs for the package and… Read More
PRESQUE ISLE – The Maine Potato Board on Wednesday approved proposed changes to Maine bonding and licensing statutes governing the purchase and payment for potatoes by processors. The changes included several language differences to make the statute clearer and more enforceable. The language includes responsibilities… Read More
AUGUSTA – With the heating season here once again, Maine’s attorney general is reminding consumers of regulations pertaining to the sale of firewood. Under state law, firewood must be sold in one of three allowable units: standard cord, cubic foot, or loose-thrown wood. A standard… Read More
AUGUSTA – Marden’s Discount, known as a place for bargain hunters, is apparently a bargain hunter itself. The 13-store chain recently looked at ways to save energy costs. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]]; var new_slot_sizes = []; var has_banner =… Read More
CALAIS – For about a year it looked as though the boat building program in Eastport had sunk, but Washington County Community College officials launched a more buoyant curriculum on Thursday, in line with industry demands. Boat building has been part of this state’s economy… Read More
Millions of television viewers watched “Saving Private Ryan” on Veterans Day. Viewers in 20 cities, including Portland, did not have the opportunity because affiliates there worried that showing the movie would run afoul of the Federal Communications Commission’s prohibitions on airing violence and profane language. While the stations’… Read More
An investigation of insurance company practices, including possible bid rigging and payments for steering business to certain companies, launched by the New York attorney general has spread to Maine and other states. That could be good news for consumers and businesses that have been paying rates that are… Read More
I spent a good part of Election Day at my local polling place, talking to the voters about the proposed water tax referendum. Unlike the people who were collecting signatures for the tax, I was there to ask people to please read the proposal carefully before signing something… Read More
My father, as well as both of my grandparents, served this country during wartime. As such, Veterans Day is very special for us, and we appreciate ABC network’s annual airing of what is perhaps the greatest American war movie ever made, Steven Spielberg’s “Saving Private Ryan.”… Read More
When I received my tax bill on my home in September, I was furious. The evaluation had risen $11,700 over the previous year, up $28,200 since the 2000-2001 fiscal year. My mind was made up, I would vote for the Palesky tax cap! After thinking… Read More
Sen. Kerry is calling for President Bush and the Republicans to “reach out to the Democrats” and create a more bipartisan atmosphere in Washington. Bush reached out to the Democratic Party big shots when he was first elected. Sens. Ted Kennedy and Tom Daschle, the Clintons – they… Read More
If one really wants to know the true meaning of “moral values” they should reflect on the life of Margaret Hassan. All the deaths in the Iraq war are senseless but her death is particularly tragic. Dublin born, Ms. Hassan went to Baghdad with her… Read More
The votes are in. The political pundits agree that the Democratic ticket lost this election because it could not appeal to a religious base across this nation. Although the economy is tepid at best and the nation is at war, the majority of voters believe that the country… Read More
In an interview about his recent book, “Making Good,” I asked Howard Gardner about the state of mentoring in the lives of the young professionals he was studying. “Credentialing is replacing experience,” Gardner said. He was lamenting our societal preoccupation with shortcuts to wisdom. The… Read More
BANGOR – Long hours, late nights, lots of headaches and controversy, perhaps a little prestige but very little in terms of pay. Until this month, that’s what residents could expect if they were elected to the City Council. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var… Read More
PORTLAND – The Maine Turnpike will convert on Feb. 1 from Transpass to E-Z Pass, the electronic toll collection system used along much of the eastern seaboard. Under the change, Maine motorists will be able to breeze through toll plazas in Massachusetts, New York, New… Read More
Thanks go out today to the following people who most recently sent contributions to the Santa’s Helper Fund, which is used by The Salvation Army to help families in need around the Christmas holiday: Brice E. Gould, in loving memory of his wife, Edith H. Read More
Canada’s environmental minister told a Saint John, New Brunswick, paper this week that he would protect the country from the risk of huge tankers filled with liquefied natural gas from using the Head Harbor Passage near Campobello Island. But Minister Stephane Dion stopped short of… Read More
PRESQUE ISLE – If you don’t start smoking by the time you finish college, chances are good that you’ll never start. That’s one of the main reasons the Healthy Maine Partnerships and the Maine Tobacco-Free College Network honored 23 Maine colleges and universities – including… Read More
PORTLAND – A spokeswoman for the Department of Homeland Security said Thursday that leaving five Hispanic men at a Portland homeless shelter – rather than leaving them to fend for themselves on the streets – was “a humanitarian gesture.” “We determined that they were neither… Read More
HOWLAND – SAD 31’s investigation into the fitness of Superintendent William Ziemer should be finished and ready for the board in 30 days, the attorney conducting the probe said Thursday. Edwin Snyder has interviewed about 35 residents, school staff, administrators and SAD 31 board members… Read More
HERMON – An unexpected bill prompted the Town Council Thursday to approve a contract with the owners of a local animal shelter who will appear in court today for violating the town’s noise ordinance. Dora and Michael McCarthy, owners of Syna Kennels on Swan Road,… Read More
GLENBURN – After working on the document for more than a year, councilors on Thursday accepted the town’s subdivision ordinance. There has been a moratorium on subdivision development in the town since July 2003. A public hearing was held earlier this month on the proposed… Read More
DOVER-FOXCROFT – Center Theatre on Main Street has installed its new marquee and will host a marquee lighting ceremony at 5 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 1. Gov. John Baldacci will make an address via video, and other state and federal officials will be in attendance. The… Read More
MADAWASKA – The Aroostook County Democratic Committee will meet at 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 20, at 322 Heritage Place, Suite 109, on Main Street. Newly elected legislators will be present, as well as Rep. Michael Michaud. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes =… Read More
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ELLSWORTH – The local school board will appoint a new member to fill out the term of a woman who resigned less than two days after she was elected to the board, according to city officials. Kristin Petros was unopposed in her bid for a… Read More
LINCOLNVILLE – Selectmen will discuss legal strategy in a closed session before their regular meeting Monday night. Town Administrator David Kinney said Thursday the board will meet with attorney Terry Calderwood to discuss how to proceed in an action against Richard Rosenberg and Dawn Bragg. Read More
PRESQUE ISLE – Aroostook County farmers received nearly 74 percent of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Farm Service Agency loan money made available in Maine in fiscal 2004, according to the state executive director’s report Wednesday. David Lavway reported to the Maine Potato Board that… Read More
PRESQUE ISLE – City officials are taking preliminary steps to convert an old airplane hangar into a public works garage after getting a green light from the City Council. The Public Works Department received direction on Monday night from the council to begin looking into… Read More
PRESQUE ISLE – A dog-pet ordinance that has been criticized for being too specific and at the same time for not being specific enough will have a public airing at the next City Council meeting. After reviewing the ordinance, which was examined in early November… Read More
PRESQUE ISLE – Some Aroostook County potato growers may get involved, through a Canadian intermediary, in a fact-finding mission to Cuba later this winter. There is some interest in Cuba about acquiring Maine potato seed, according to Don Flannery, executive director of the Maine Potato… Read More
CARIBOU – A Caribou couple will receive more than $145,000 from a civil suit stemming from two rear-end motor vehicle accidents in which the wife suffered soft-tissue injuries. Deborah Cyr, a state driver’s license examiner, was involved in two motor vehicle accidents in 2000, one… Read More
FORT KENT – The third bomb scare in three weeks at Fort Kent Elementary School has police and school officials frustrated. On Wednesday, Fort Kent Elementary School was evacuated after a girl found a note in a bathroom stall at about 10:15 a.m. googletag.cmd.push(function ()… Read More
EDMUNDSTON, New Brunswick – Two Wal-Mart stores opened in the St. John Valley last week, but both of them are north of the border – one in Edmundston and the other in Grand Falls. The closest U.S.-located Wal-Mart for Maine’s St. John Valley shoppers is… Read More
LIMESTONE – The Limestone-Caswell Historical Society will hold its sixth annual Americana Christmas Tea from 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 4, at the museum on the Access Highway. For information, call 325-4971. Read More
MADAWASKA – The school committee Wednesday night approved the efforts of the department’s superintendent and extended his contract through June 30, 2007, with an increase in salary of $2,500 a year starting July 1, 2005. Danny R.P. Michaud started work in Madawaska last July 1. Read More
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PITTSFIELD – Tickets are still available for the Pittsfield Kiwanis Club Celtic Concert, to be held 7 tonight at the Pittsfield Community Theatre on Main Street. The tickets are $10 and are available by calling 277-4678. They will not be available at the door. Proceeds… Read More
BANGOR – The Good Samaritan Agency will host its annual adoption reunion in honor of National Adoption Awareness Month from 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 20, at the agency’s Bangor office at 100 Ridgewood Drive. The event will feature clowns, crafts, games and refreshments… Read More
BANGOR – Maine Attorney General Steven Rowe will speak at the regular meeting of the Greater Bangor Area NAACP at 7 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 21, at the Unitarian Universalist Church, 120 Park St. Rowe is expected to give an update on the work being done… Read More
MILFORD – The school board meeting for November has been canceled due to scheduling conflicts. The meeting, which was originally scheduled for Nov. 4 and then postponed until Nov. 23, will resume at its normal date in December. Read More
BANGOR – The Bangor Area Homeless Shelter is joining more than 100 organizations to take part in Maine Ending Hunger Month starting today and running through Monday, Nov. 29. The shelter is teaming with Partners in Ending Hunger in hopes to secure matching funds available… Read More
BANGOR – Golf Country, inside the Airport Mall, is hosting a food drive to benefit Manna, going on through Saturday, Nov. 20. Donations can be dropped off at the store from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Read More
DOVER-FOXCROFT – The Piscataquis River watershed has been selected as one of 202 watersheds across the nation that will receive funding to recognize farmers who are caring for their lands well. The Casco Bay watershed also received the funding. The new Conservation Security Program, part… Read More
DEXTER – Santa Claus will make an appearance starting at 10 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 28, at the P&L Country Market on Corinna Road. The event is sponsored by the North Country Riding Club, the market and the Travis Gould Farm in Ripley. Santa will arrive… Read More
BANGOR – The Warren Center for Communication & Learning’s Regional Hearing Aid Bank, or ReHAB, recently received a $9,000 grant from the Rite Aid Foundation to provide hearing aids to members of the community who could not otherwise afford them. Mary Poulin, Warren Center administrative… Read More
ROCKLAND – A methadone clinic on Park Street isn’t the remedy Rockland needs, according to some residents. “Instead of being the gateway to Rockland, we can be the gateway to hell,” resident Hal Perry said. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]];… Read More
MILLINOCKET – With only about 60 signatures on each petition, the effort to recall two Millinocket council members for supposed conflicts of interest appears to be dying quickly and quietly. As of 4 p.m. Thursday, the effort to recall Councilor Matt Polstein sat at 63… Read More
EAST MILLINOCKET – The town is looking for as much as $50,000 in state funds to help build a new pool and is using a survey mailed to 700 residents to do it. East Millinocket joins Millinocket and Medway in using the Low To Moderate… Read More
ROCKLAND – The Breakwater Homeless Teen Shelter will host a buffet Sunday to raise hunger awareness and to keep the shelter running. The shelter at 218 Main St. has provided a haven for some 130 youths since it opened three years ago. googletag.cmd.push(function () {… Read More
ELLSWORTH – Hancock County has to do something fast about its computer system, according to experts who met Wednesday with the county’s commissioners. The county’s computer system actually is several unconnected systems which are not standardized with one another, according to the experts, who briefly… Read More
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WOODS HOLE, Mass. – A beluga whale that captured the fancy of boaters and divers with his playful antics last summer apparently died from natural causes, marine mammal researchers said Tuesday. The whale nicknamed Poco was taken to a laboratory for examination after washing ashore… Read More
PORTLAND – A proposal targeted at recreational boaters would make Casco Bay the state’s first no-discharge area in which all dumping of sewage from boats is banned. The state will seek permission from the Environmental Protection Agency to make the entire bay a no-discharge zone,… Read More
PORTLAND – Abused or neglected children are more likely to become criminals or abuse their own children, says a new report from a panel of Maine child welfare and criminal justice officials. The Maine chapter of Fight Crime: Invest in Kids suggested in its report… Read More
BANGOR – A man who panhandles at Broadway and Interstate 95 ended his jury trial Thursday and pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor assault charge. Jason G. Cozzie, 33, was charged with throwing a piece of asphalt at another man who questioned his homelessness. googletag.cmd.push(function… Read More
BANGOR – A former X-ray technician has been sentenced in Penobscot County Superior Court to 18 months in jail with all but nine months suspended for stealing drugs from a patient about to undergo a medical procedure at the Bangor hospital where he worked. James… Read More
WASHINGTON – A bill co-sponsored by U.S. Sen. Olympia Snowe of Maine to help protect funds for veterans’ health care has been passed by Congress. This legislation clarifies the Department of Veterans Affairs rules for distributing funds for state veterans homes. The legislation was drafted… Read More
LEWISTON – University of Maine System trustees gave the go-ahead Monday to the University of Southern Maine to proceed with a $25 million fund-raising campaign, the largest in the school’s history. Funds raised during the two-year campaign would come from both private and public sources,… Read More
PORTLAND – Police Chief Michael Chitwood is concerned about a Web site that showed pictures of youths with guns, saying it must be taken seriously and echoes an atmosphere that led to the Columbine High School tragedy. Pictures on the Web site showing Portland High… Read More
AUGUSTA – Three Maine soldiers, including a man from Indian Island, suffered minor injuries Wednesday when they came under mortar fire in the Iraqi city of Mosul. The three members of the 133rd Engineer Battalion were injured while working on a project, said Maj. Peter… Read More
Shirley resident Jeannette Morrill knows what it is like to live with a rare disease in rural Maine and have no local support group, so she is doing something about it. November is Pulmonary Hypertension Awareness Month, she wrote of the disease she has had… Read More
WASHINGTON – The United States Business and Industry Council gave its Legislative Leadership Award for Domestic Manufacturing on Wednesday to U.S. Rep. Michael H. Michaud of Maine. Michaud received the award for being one of the organization’s top ten legislators in the 108th Congress. He… Read More
BANGOR – Early Thursday in the transit lounge at Bangor International Airport, two dozen people were preparing for the worst. And that’s a good thing. Representing local, state and federal emergency agencies, local hospitals and other organizations, the group is planning for next year’s disaster… Read More
ORONO – Two Maine firms have been awarded the $16 million contract for the University of Maine’s new student recreation and fitness center. OEST Associates of South Portland and Terrence J. DeWan & Associates of Yarmouth will be working with the Boston-based Cannon Design to… Read More
BANGOR – A Canadian man was detained temporarily Thursday on federal charges of smuggling more than $100,000 in cash into the United States. Nhu Phong Nguyen, 25, was arrested early Wednesday in Fort Kent after a local police officer found him sitting in an idling… Read More
AUGUSTA – On the eve of a state forecasting panel’s review of revenue trends, the Baldacci administration told legislative budget writers Thursday an October dip still left the General Fund ahead for the fiscal year by $38.2 million or 5.1 percent. “Taxable sales increased significantly… Read More
AUGUSTA – A request for an additional $4.7 million in public financing for legislative and gubernatorial candidates is raising eyebrows in Gov. John Baldacci’s office and among some lawmakers concerned about a pending budget gap. The Commission on Governmental Ethics and Election Practices is seeking… Read More
PORTLAND – A banner that hung at a reunion of the Civil War regiment from Maine that turned the tide at the Battle of Gettysburg is destined for a museum to be built at the Gettysburg National Military Park. Joshua Chamberlain told veterans of the… Read More
ORONO – The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching has named University of Maine professor Kevin Boyle the 2004 Maine Professor of the Year. There is one award winner from each state, along with four national award winners. Recipients are selected based on outstanding… Read More
Newburgh’s Ricky Craven will be named the driver of the No. 50 Craftsman Truck Series Ford for Jack Roush Racing this morning at the Homestead-Miami Speedway, according to published reports in the ThatsRacin.com. and jayski.com Web sites. Craven will replace Jon Wood in the unsponsored… Read More
To Hell With Him.” That was the headline this week in the New York Post under a picture of Pedro Martinez in his Boston uniform with devil’s horns sticking out of his head and the three-pronged devil’s fork in his hand. The Post asked readers… Read More
Wide-open offenses are spreading around the Western Maine football world, at least among two of the teams that will participate in Saturday’s state finals at Fitzpatrick Stadium of Portland. Two of the three WM champs, Class A Bonny Eagle and Class C Jay, run spread… Read More
It has been a difficult three weeks for University of Maine sophomore center and 2003-2004 Hockey East Rookie of the Year Michel Leveille, who has missed the last six games due to a separated shoulder. But Leveille will return to the lineup Friday night when… Read More
BANGOR – Brian Hackett has thrived in the background during much of Bangor High’s run toward Saturday’s Class A football state championship game. Such is the role of a quarterback in an offense geared toward a punishing push of the football up and down the… Read More
Five Clear Channel Worldwide radio stations in Maine will air all three of Saturday’s state championship football games live for the second straight year. The Maine Sports Network – Bangor’s WABI (910 AM), Rockland’s WRKD (1450 AM), Gardiner’s WFAU (1280 AM), Madison’s WIGY (97.5 FM),… Read More
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Maine Maritime Academy linebacker Chris Tracy has been named the 2004 New England Football Conference Defensive Rookie of the Year. The Westbrook native led the Mariners this season in tackles for loss (13.5-51 yards) and sacks (4-19 yards). He was also third on the team in total tackles… Read More
The University of Maine-Farmington women’s basketball team was voted first in the North Atlantic Conference preseason poll, while the UMF and Husson men tied for second in their poll. The UMF women received eight first-place votes and 174 points total, edging Husson which had three… Read More
Brittany Howe of Columbia was one of four University of Maine volleyball players to be named to the America East all-conference team. Carmen Morgan, Shannan Fotter and Kaili Jordan were also honored. Howe was fifth in the conference in hitting percentage (.313) while Morgan is… Read More
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BANGOR – Katie Harris hit four 3-pointers and scored 20 points to power the Eastern Maine Community College women’s basketball team to a 73-43 victory over Unity Thursday. Jessica Fitzmaurice added 12 points for the Golden Eagles of Bangor and Stephanie Kennedy chipped in with… Read More
INDIANAPOLIS – Olympic gold medalists Mark Johnson and Joan Benoit Samuelson joined former Southern Cal quarterback Paul McDonald as recipients of the NCAA Silver Anniversary Awards. The awards are presented to former athletes who have distinguished themselves in the 25 years since their graduation. They… Read More
BREWER – MacLaughlin Truck & Trailer of Nova Scotia moved ever-so-closer to clinching the top seed in one division, while Maria’s Subs of Massachusetts maintained its lead in the other division during the third day of action at the World Team Candlepin Championships at the Bangor-Brewer Bowling Lanes… Read More
Earlier this month, a group of students, teachers and community members gathered in the upstairs room of Thorndike Library at College of the Atlantic in Bar Harbor. They were there to discuss “Women and War,” a collection of photographs taken by seven women who are photojournalists and artists. Read More
If you take a tour of downtown Rockland, it’s hard not to stop in at the Time-Out Pub. Overlooking Rockland Harbor, the two-story pub is a slightly salty but thoroughly friendly spot for beers, some traditional pub grub and a game of pool. It’s also a great place… Read More
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ORONO – Playing hockey wasn’t really an option growing up in the Desmet household in Strathmore, Alberta. It was a way of life. So Leonard and Sandra Desmet’s only daughter and the second of their four children gladly laced up her first set of hockey… Read More
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ORONO – Like a lot of young Maine hockey players, Greg Moore said he admired the University of Maine men’s hockey program and its accomplishments and daydreamed about possibly playing for the Black Bears some day. That admiration was enhanced on April 3, 1993, when… Read More
ORONO – He doesn’t have an egotistical bone in his body. Glamour and fame don’t really appeal to him. He’s not controversial … Outspoken? Nah. So how is it a guy who prefers to avoid the limelight may arguably be the most popular student-athlete wearing… Read More