After a shaky start, Fryeburg Academy recovers to get past Bucksport and return to the top of Class B.
2011
Review: Cassatt String Quartet worthy of acclaim
The concert would have graced Lincoln Center; for it to take place at the Dunaway Center in Ogunquit Friday night was little short of phenomenal. The world-renowned Cassatt String Quartet, with pianist Adrienne Kim, played four major contemporary works, including a world premiere. And each one was introduced by the composer. The compositions varied tremendously […]
Always a Maine ingredient to success
Joanne P. McCallie, former UMaine coach now at Duke who will speak to the state’s top athletes, started her journey as a player at Brunswick High.
New Hampshire paper mill reopens this week
Patriarch Partners, which saved Maine’s Old Town mill a few years ago, is calling 70 workers back.
It’s a party, 39 years in the making
The Bruins parade the Stanley Cup through the streets of Boston to share their joy with the fans.
Texas Gov. Perry drawing interest of GOP in big way
While he has long insisted that he wouldn’t run for president, his advisers say it’s a coin toss.
Bill Haast, 100, celebrity, extolled benefits of snake venom
MIAMI – If snake venom holds the secret to a long life, then Bill Haast had the magic. The man who mesmerized generations of paying customers from 1947 to 1984 by extracting venom at his Miami Serpentarium as a spine-tingling South Florida attraction is dead. He died of natural causes on Wednesday in Punta Gorda, […]
Pride parade-festival has banner 25th year
PORTLAND – Some 40 groups that marched in the Southern Maine Pride Parade shared a message of equality and acceptance Saturday. Those carrying a banner for the southern Maine chapter of the Gay, Lesbian & Straight Education Network chanted, “Two, four, six, eight. Don’t assume your kids are straight.” Others behind them shouted, “Hey, hey. […]
Karzai: U.S. involved in peace talks
His statement is the first public confirmation of U.S. participation in talks with the Taliban emissaries.
Are we asking the right questions?
After two murder-suicides in a week, experts are assessing whether Maine needs further safeguards.