Paul Harris scores 30 points and provides leadership in Portland’s 106-99 win.
2011
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Review: Renaissance Voices give divine show
Renaissance Voices, the a cappella choir conducted by Maine composer Harold Stover, never ceases to amaze and delight. The audience at the Cathedral Church of St. Luke on Saturday night was larger than ever, and if they were seeking truly spiritual Christmas music, they were not disappointed. The selections ranged from Michael Praetorious (1571-1621) to […]
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Tebow who? Patriots thrash Broncos, 41-23
Tom Brady threw for 320 yards, and the Patriots defense held Tim Tebow and the Denver Broncos to just 10 points after the 1st quarter. The win clinched the AFC East championship for the Patriots.
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Occupy Maine to file suit against Portland on Monday
Protesters will ask the Superior Court to block the city’s efforts to remove their encampment from Lincoln Park.
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Police: N.Y. man says he set woman on fire over debt
After killing Deloris Gillespie, Jerome Isaac set another fire elsewhere, then hid on a roof before turning himself in, police say.
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House Republicans criticize Senate-approvedpayroll-tax cut bill
If Congress doesn’t act, 160 million workers will see their take-home checks cut by 2 percentage points starting Jan. 1.
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Waterville: Police still searching for a missing toddler
Ayla Reynolds last seen sleeping in her bed Friday night
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‘We are the 99 percent’ chosen as year’s top quote
Yale chose the Occupy Wall Street slogan as the year’s top quote, but Herman Cain, Rick Perry and others also made the top-10 list of 2011.
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Doctor moves from humor to activism
The Maine doctor who created the tongue-in-cheek Placebo Journal says he plans to use a new website to sharpen his attacks on red tape, bureaucracy and other things that come between doctors and their patients.
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Somalis mark decade in Maine city
Lewiston’s Somali community is marking its first decade in Maine’s second-largest city. Somalis comprise nearly 10 percent of Lewiston’s population.