The room, open to all ticketed passengers, contains a few chairs and yoga mats but no instructors or televisions. No shoes, food, drinks or cell phones are allowed.
February 2012
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Maine AG warns of rent assistance scam
The caller requests that payments be sent to the “land lady” whose address is a post office box in Washington, D.C.
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Part of Memorial Bridge to be removed on Monday
Removing the lift span is the first major step in the demolition of the Maine-NH bridge.
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Feds: Mainers saved $6.3M under health reforms
The law provides a 50 percent discount on brand-name prescription drugs, and this year a 14 percent discount on generics.
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Maine webcam puts you inside black bear’s den
The camera was placed in the den of Lugnut, who gave birth to two cubs on Jan. 16.
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Dispatches
Diocese starts support group for ‘same-sex attraction’ / Poll: Maine consumers feel better about economy / LePage seeks more financial disclosure from state officials / . . . and more news from around Maine.
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Local bowler part of first place HS team
Scarborough’s Tyler Lerman (back row, third from left) is part of the Southern Maine Blizzard, a high school bowling team, which plays at Yankee Lanes. The team won its first five matches, placed second at a Christmas tournament and is currently first in the Southern Division. The state individual championships will be held Feb. 11 […]
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Greely shocks Lake Region in frenetic finish
CUMBERLAND—This winter, the majority of the attention on Western Class B girls’ basketball has been directed toward defending state champion Leavitt, 2010 champion York or perennial power Lake Region. Now, with the tournament two weeks away, the Greely Rangers have crashed the party. Friday evening, in a palpitating showdown between longtime rivals, the Rangers welcomed […]
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Yarmouth's Knaub bound for Bryant
With former teammates and future stars looking on, Yarmouth senior Chris Knaub signs his National Letter of Intent Friday afternoon to attend and play soccer Bryant University. Knaub, one of the state’s premier goalkeepers and Yarmouth’s Forecaster Fall 2011 Male Athlete of the Year, was also joined by his mother, Judy (to his left), Clippers […]
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School Notebook
Local students make Dean’s List The following students have made the deans list at their respective colleges. CAPE ELIZABETHMatthew Little, Biola University; Joseph Doane, St. Joseph’s College; Julia Hewes, University of Massachusetts Boston; Alexander Frustaci, Western New England University. ScarboroughWilliam Armishaw, St. Joesph’s College; Theresa Hendrix, St. Joseph’s College; Michael Bartnick, SUNY Potsdam; Nathan Nichols […]