The bill is meant for superintendents and principals, not teachers and state workers, according to its sponsor says.
February 2012
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At Sebago Lake, future of beach, cafe uncertain
Raymond has terminated its lease with the owner of the Black Ghost Cafe, which was supposed to float but didn’t.
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College Roundup: UNE starts strong in tourney opener
BIDDEFORD — Beth Suggs had 22 points and 12 rebounds to lead the top-seeded University of New England women’s basketball team to a 63-55 win over eighth-seeded Nichols College in a Commonwealth Coast Conference quarterfinal Tuesday night. Liz LeBlanc added 12 points for the Nor’easters (22-4), who took an 8-0 lead in the first four […]
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Class B girls’ swimming: Greely pools talent for title
The Rangers receive contributions from throughout the team and reclaim the state championship from Mt. Desert Island.
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Red Claws beat buzzer, snap 4-game skid
Kenny Hayes hits the winning shot as Maine pulls out an 86-84 victory over the Tulsa 66ers.
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Western B girls: A slow start, then it’s all Lake Region
The Lakers’ defense beats Yarmouth to set up a semifinal against Leavitt.
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Basketball tournament roundup: No. 1 Hall-Dale tops St. Dom’s
AUGUSTA — Carylanne Wolfington surpassed the 1,000-point mark for her career Tuesday night as top-seeded Hall-Dale beat St. Dom’s 45-32 in a Western Class C girls’ basketball quarterfinal at the Augusta Civic Center. Needing 20 points to reach 1,000, Wolfington was stuck on 19 points until she hit a short lefty bank shot with 1:28 […]
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HOLDING COURT AT THE EXPO
– Photos by John Ewing/Staff Photographer Jaclyn Storey of Greely spins past Alison Furness of Wells for a layup Tuesday during their Western Class B quarterfinal at the Portland Expo. Greely advanced by hitting late free throws for a 43-38 victory.Sarah Hancock of Lake Region takes the ball to the basket on a fast break […]
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Photo: A real feat with wheels, feet
EJ Dufour, 18, of Gorham maintains his balance after jumping the curb and landing on the sidewalk near Portland’s Ocean Gateway cruise ship terminal Tuesday. …
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Bay State court: Teen host not liable for bring-your-own-bottle drinking
BOSTON — The highest court in Massachusetts ruled Tuesday that teenagers who host underage drinking parties but do not supply alcohol cannot be held civilly liable if one of their guests gets hurt. The Supreme Judicial Court ruled in a case involving a 16-year-old girl who was seriously injured in a 2007 car accident after […]