Hany Ramadan scores the goal that produces a 2-1 victory.
October 2014
Posted inMaine, News, Schools and Education
Program, faculty cuts at USM headed for vote despite protests
About 50 students, graduates and faculty members rally against the plan that’s set for a vote Oct. 24.
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Posted inCops & Courts, News
Punishment won’t solve Maine’s drug problem, says top U.S. drug policy official
Michael Botticelli comes to Maine to announce $7.5 million in funding for 19 community coalitions that are working to develop holistic approaches to preventing drug abuse.
Posted inSports, Varsity Maine, Volleyball
Falmouth ends Greely’s volleyball streak
The defending Class A champs sweep the Rangers at home.
Posted inBoston Bruins
First road game, first loss for Bruins, 2-1 at Detroit
Boston gets only nine shots on goal through the first two periods, and former UMaine goalie Jimmy Howard gets the win for the Red Wings with just 16 saves.
Posted inMaine, News
Bridge to homeless needs rebuilding
It will cost up to $80 million and take about five years to replace a bridge that leads to a Boston Harbor island where hundreds of homeless people have been sheltered.
Posted inNation & World
Police report details brawl involving members of Sarah Palin’s family
No charges were filed in connection with the fight, and the report makes no mention of the 2008 vice presidential candidate being involved.
Posted inNation & World, Politics
Republicans, White House clash over Secret Service scandal
At issue now is President Obama’s trip to Colombia in 2012, when some Secret Service agents and U.S. military personnel hired local prostitutes.
Posted inThe Maine Forecast
Columbus Day Weekend Looking Typical For Mid-October
If you go to the Maine Turnpike’s website you can read about the expected 243,737 to head into the state beginning Friday and continuing Saturday. Columbus Day weekend is the fastest growing holiday here in Maine with July 4th and Labor Day more popular. This evening we find ourselves poised to enjoy another great day […]
Posted inNews
PUC decision on natural gas expansion unlikely this year
Increased capacity is seen as a long-term solution for soaring electricity rates.
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