The 50th annual event is set for June.
May 2014
Posted inSports
College roundup: USM wins Little East men’s tennis title
The Huskies are headed to the NCAA tournament for the first time in seven years.
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Posted inMaine, News, Schools and Education
Study: Schools confused by new standards
The state needs to provide more guidance on student evaluations under the new system, researchers say.
Posted inMaine, News
Local & State Dispatches
Attorney pleads guilty to domestic violence charge / Conference will promote financial studies in schools
Posted inNews, Politics
Open Season: PAC explains Cutler’s early leap to TV
Also, 2nd District candidates wrangle over an endorsement and what’s with Bowdoin’s president donating to LePage?
Posted inNation & World, News
Armored vehicle built for war patrols streets of Connecticut
Residents of the village of Willimantic will get used to it, say officials who were delighted to accept the free vehicle.
Posted inNation & World
Big map on campus: Google’s Liquid Galaxy
The revolutionary product uses Google Earth and projects images on 7-foot screens at Westfield State.
Posted inPortland Sea Dogs, Sports
On Baseball: Talent-rich Sox in good position
Mookie Betts is blocked out – for now.
Posted inLife & Culture
Cheech & Chong may soon reunite on film project
Cheech Marin mentions the idea at an art exhibit.
Posted inLife & Culture
Warren Buffett, Paul Anka sing duet to start shareholders meeting
OMAHA, Neb. — Billionaire Warren Buffett poked fun at himself by singing a duet with songwriter Paul Anka to start the Berkshire Hathaway shareholders meeting Saturday. More than 30,000 people filled an Omaha arena and overflow rooms for the meeting, which always starts with a humorous movie. One of the videotaped skits featured Buffett and […]