For week of Jan. 15 ARIES: Mar 21/Apr 20 Aries, you’re in a good mood, and you begin to express your inner child this week. You want to participate in as many activities as you can. TAURUS: Apr 21/May 21 Taurus, your idealistic view of work this week may win you extra points with the […]
2012
‘Downton’ actress loves being American in London
When we met last summer in Beverly Hills, Elizabeth McGovern looked resplendent in a red dress, as elegant and refined as anything her character, Lady Cora on “Downton Abbey,” would wear. PBS’ British import, “ Downton Abbey,” was the surprise hit of television last season. Originally set as a four- part miniseries from Julian Fellowes, […]
Library hosts talks on sending towns’ history
BATH — The Sagadahoc History and Genealogy Room announces its eighth annual Town History Series, jointly sponsored by Patten Free Library and the Bath Historical Society. On six consecutive Saturdays, from 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a. m., residents of towns served by the library will present aspects of their towns’ histories in the Community Room […]
Scorsese, Allen earn Directors Guild honors
LOS ANGELES “Hugo” filmmaker Martin Scorsese and “ Midnight in Paris” creator Woody Allen were among nominees Monday for top filmmaking honors from the Directors Guild of America. Also nominated for the 64th annual Directors Guild honors were David Fincher for the thriller “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo;” Michel Hazanavicius for the silent film […]
Critics pick ‘Melancholia’ as best film of ’11
NEW YORK ( AP) — The National Society of Film Critics selected Lars von Trier’s drama “Melancholia” as the best picture of 2011 during its annual meeting Saturday. The society also named the movie’s star, Kirsten Dunst, as 2011’s best actress. The film ponders the end of the world. The group, comprised of 58 prominent […]
Kestrel manufacturing plant originally planned for Brunswick to be built in Wisconsin
BRUNSWICK — Kestrel Aircraft Co. officials said today that a manufacturing plant with 300 to 600 jobs originally envisioned for Brunswick Landing will instead be built in Superior, Wis. “We’ve decided to do the manufacturing of the Kestrel aircraft in Wisconsin,” Kestrel chief executive officer Alan Klapmeier told The Times Record late Sunday night, after flying […]
City should support skating rink investments
Once again, the West-Brook Skating Rink has opened for the season, marking the beginning of the official deep winter. Temperatures have been unseasonably mild this year, postponing the ice until just last Thursday, but now the cold has mostly settled in. Skates have been sharpened, hockey sticks rewrapped, pucks dropped and figure eights carved as […]
Court affirms Holland’s murder conviction
BIDDEFORD — In an opinion published Thursday, Maine’s Supreme Judicial Court affirmed Rory Holland’s murder conviction of two brothers from Biddeford. It also affirmed the two concurrent life sentences Holland received in relation to those crimes. On Dec. 13, the court heard oral arguments in the Portland courthouse by Holland’s attorney, Amanda Doherty, appealing Holland’s […]
Cote is Biddeford’s scoring machine
Biddeford’s Bobby Cote is averaging more than 23 points per game this season as the Tigers have started at 4-4 and find themselves on the cusp of making the Western Maine Class A playoffs. (DAN HICKLING/Journal Tribune)
Cote is Biddeford’s scoring machine
BIDDEFORD — Biddeford boys basketball coach Mike Fecteau doesn’t sugarcoat the importance of Bobby Cote. “He’s our go-to guy,” Fecteau said. “He’s our scorer, he’s our leader.” Cote, a 6-foot-1 guard for the Tigers, is one of the top scorers in the Southwestern Maine Activities Association (SMAA). The 10th-leading scorer in the conference a year […]