ELLSWORTH — The Perloff Family Foundation, in partnership with the Maine Community Foundation and the Maine Space Grant Consortium, is offering grants focused on science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) and the integration of STEM with the arts and humanities, or STEAM. STEM4ME aims to increase the opportunities for student-driven STEM and STEAM projects at […]
September 2013
Chamberlain medal to be returned to Brunswick
BRUNSWICK After being discovered in the back of a book in Duxbury, Mass., the original Congressional Medal of Honor awarded to Col. Joshua Chamberlain has taken a long and circuitous route back to Brunswick. In July, shortly before the town’s annual Chamberlain Days celebration, the Pejepscot Historical Society received a small package from a donor who said he wished […]
Teen taken to Maine Med after car strikes tractor trailer truck in Topsham
TOPSHAM A 17-year-old driver was taken to Maine Medical Center with a head injury Monday afternoon after police say the vehicle she was driving crossed into oncoming traffic on Route 196 and hit a tractor trailer truck. Topsham Police Sgt. Robert Ramsay said police were called to the crash at 4:30 p.m. at 263 Lewiston […]
Fire out in BIW’s Ultra Hall
BATH — A fire reported at about a quarter after seven on Monday evening turned out to be in Bath Iron Works’ new Ultra Hall, located on the shipyard’s south end. Two fire engines and an ambulance from Bath, as well as a fire unit from BIW responded. The fire was debris, mostly coveralls and […]
Brunswick woman dies from fire injuries
BRUNSWICK An elderly Brunswick woman has died from injuries she sustained when her clothing caught fire, according to the state’s Department of Public Safety. Harriet Soulen, 91, was cooking dinner Sept. 4 when her clothes made contact with the stove in her Beech Drive home and ignited. She received severe burns to much of her arms, hands and […]
Dogs on parade
KENNEBUNK — There were large dogs, small dogs, dogs in costumes. Hundreds of dogs and their owners took part Sunday in the 19th annual Strut Your Mutt, walking the two-mile loop that began and ended at Mother’s Beach. “There’s a dog of every size, color, temperament ”¦ everything,” said Kerrie Leclair, director of development for […]
Big plays, option game help Kennebunk crush Fryeburg 49-20
Kennebunk running back Nicco DeLorenzo makes his way down the field en route to a 61-yard touchdown run in the first quarter of a Class B football game against Fryeburg Academy on Saturday afternoon at Veterans Memorial Field. DeLorenzo ran the ball six times for a game-high 107 yards and two scores in the Rams’ […]
Big plays, option game help Kennebunk crush Fryeburg 49-20
KENNEBUNK — After 10 years away, Kennebunk made its return to Class B football on Saturday afternoon. It didn’t take long for the Rams to make themselves right at home. After giving up an early touchdown, Kennebunk’s dynamic offensive backfield quickly took over as the Rams needed just 11 offensive plays to reel off the […]
Monday, Sept. 9, 2013
Editor’s note: There are no local obituaries in today’s newspaper.
Beloved minister dies, man charged in accident
BIDDEFORD — Pastor Joel McLain Sr., 77, of Biddeford, was loved by his parishioners of the Victory Chapel on Hill Street, said one of his followers. Parishioners are saddened with McLain’s death, along with his wife Maxine, 77, said church member Diana Cote. Joel McLain, pastor for the Pentecostal chapel, “was a wonderful, fantastic pastor,” […]