Kim Brandt is Maine’s 2012 Middle Level Principal of the Year.
2012
Soldier accused in Wikileaks case due in court
During Pfc. Bradley Manning’s last hearing, he declined to enter a plea to the 22 counts he faces, including aiding the enemy, which could result in life imprisonment.
Walgreen Co. pays $350K to settle MaineCare claims
The pharmacy billed the state’s Medicaid program without obtaining signatures from customers picking up prescriptions between November 2007 and July 2010.
New England lottery to hold first drawing tonight
The prize for matching all six numbers is $1,000 a day for life, guaranteed for at least 20 years.
Maine Senate leader proposes presidential primaries
The bill comes in the wake of a bungled Republican caucus process that drew national attention and angered party members, especially in Senate President Kevin Raye’s home district of Washington County.
UMaine classes resume following bomb threat
The university’s IT department is working with university police to sort out the origin of the threatening email.
Obama fundraiser moved to Southern Maine Community College
SOUTH PORTLAND — President Barack Obama’s scheduled March 30 fundraiser in South Portland has been moved from the Marriott Sable Oaks to the Hutchinson Union Gymnasium at Southern Maine Community College. Obama’s campaign made the move to accommodate more people after exceeding the capacity at Sable Oaks, according to a press release on behalf of […]
South Portland independent joins District 122 race
SOUTH PORTLAND — A former state employee from Knightville has announced his candidacy in House District 122 as an unenrolled candidate. The district includes the Knightville-Mill Creek, Ferry Village, and Willard Square neighborhoods, and is represented by state Rep. Terry Morrison, a Democrat. Christopher Kessler, a residential energy auditor who recently worked for the state’s LIHEAP […]
Assisted-living center gets Scarborough Zoning Board approval
SCARBOROUGH — A New York developer of assisted-living centers received another approval from the town on Wednesday, bringing it closer to realizing its plan to build an 81-unit facility on Black Point Road in Oak Hill. But members of the Zoning Board of Appeals, who approved an exception to allow Wegman Cos. of Rochester, N.Y., […]
Knightville parking divides South Portland businesses, residents
SOUTH PORTLAND — Dozens of residents and business owners debated the merits of angled versus parallel parking and one-way versus two-way traffic for nearly two hours Monday night during a City Council workshop. Shop owners want to keep their angled, drive-in parking spaces along Ocean Street in Knightville no matter what. Residents, for the most part, […]