FREEPORT – Freeport Middle School students took two first places in a national contest, in which teams of students create short pieces using images, words, video and music – all based on curriculum. Principal Ray Grogan recognized the students during the Regional School Unit 5 school board meeting held on May 14. School officials watched […]
May 2014
Frankfort crash kills 21-year-old man
Waldo County police say the victim was thrown from the vehicle and speed appears to be a factor.
Rebel says 30 insurgents killed in eastern Ukraine
Government forces using combat jets and helicopter gunships repelled rebels when they moved to seize the country’s second-largest airport.
Boys Lacrosse: Freeport enjoys victory over York
Brady Lafrance led the Falcons’ scoring against York on Tuesday, shuttling home four goals in a 12-5 victory. The homefield triumph moves the Falcons to 6-3 in 2014. They’ve currently got their talons sunk in B East’s third spot, behind Maranacook/Winthrop at 7-0 and Yarmouth at 5-3, but ahead of Morse, who’re 7-1. “We’re 6-3 […]
Pontiff plans to meet with sex abuse victims
Pope Francis also says three bishops are being investigated for reasons related to abuse.
Boys Lacrosse: Trojans trip up Scots, 13-4
Bonny Eagle kept pace with Thornton Academy through the first on Saturday, but the Trojans soon enough pulled away. Isaac Sinclair hashed four goals and Cody Falton three more for TA in a decisive, 13-4 victory over the Scots. The homefield win moves Thornton to 7-3 on the season; they occupy the A-West second-slot, behind […]
Freeport News – 5/28
Merriconeag seniors present ‘Almost, Maine’ “Almost, Maine,” by Maine playwright John Cariani, will be performed by the senior class of Merriconeag Waldorf School, Wednesday-Friday, June 4, 5 and 6, at 7 p.m., at St. Lawrence Arts, 76 Congress St., Portland. “Almost, Maine” comprises nine short plays that explore love and loss in a remote, mythical […]
Life insurance snafu leaves Augusta family at a loss
The state worker’s policy, worth $120,000, lapsed during an extended illness, adding to his wife’s pain.
Two Democrats with decades in law enforcement compete to be Cumberland County sheriff
The June 10 primary between incumbent Kevin Joyce and Michael Edes will likely decide the race because no Republican has signed up to run.