Rescued marine mammals get much-needed therapy from college volunteers — though it turns out everyone in the pool gets a workout.
March 2010
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Donors help Preble Streetreplace funds revoked by diocese
But the agency’s director says the church’s penalty for backing same-sex marriage will cause future problems.
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Youth rising: York County youth hockey teams preparing for the national stage
Sara Grover of Biddeford, will help lead the Biddeford Lady Breakers to the U-19 Tier II National Championships in East Lansing, Mich., beginning Apr. 7. Dan Hickling/Journal Tribune
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Student injured in Sanford stabbing
Police said Mitchell Farah, 18, of Acton was taken to the York County Jail after he allegedly attacked a fellow student at Sanford High School early Thursday afternoon.
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Student injured in Sanford stabbing
SANFORD — An 18 year-old Sanford High School student remained in custody at York County Jail late Thursday, charged with aggravated assault in connection with the stabbing of another student earlier in the day. Mitchell J. Farah, 18, of Acton is held in lieu of $2,500 cash bail, jail corrections staff said. The incident took […]
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Letters to the editor: March 26, 2010
Stories on Israel flawed from any angle After many years of hearing and reading about a bias against Israel in the mainstream media, I thought I’d see how my hometown newspaper stacks up against this charge. With Israel in the news of late due to the tension between the Obama administration and the Israeli government […]
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Judge finds bias in vote on bar
The ruling that a Westbrook councilor was not impartial gives Skybox owners hope they’ll win their license battle.
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Nemitz: Samaritan didn’t need preconditions
When you’re taught by the Roman Catholic nuns and brothers, you hear a lot of parables over the years. But decades later, I still remember one by heart. It’s the story of the Good Samaritan. According to the Gospel of Luke, it all started one day when a lawyer-type questioned Jesus on the commandment that […]
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A Brunswick tradition
Summer-like temperatures on March 20, the first day of spring, meant a 45-minute wait at Fat Boy drive-in in Brunswick. But it didn’t deter Aaron Tufts and Dave Donnelly and their wives, who enjoyed the top-down weather.
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Cape class hosts GOP gubernatorial debate
CAPE ELIZABETH — The high school advanced placement government class will host a debate Tuesday, March 30, with three of the Republican gubernatorial candidates. Candidates participating are Steve Abbott, Mark Jacobson and Bill Beardsley. Two students will act as moderators and the debate will be run in the style of the Cleaveland Club Forum. Audience members […]