AUGUSTA — Newly elected state Rep. Ralph Tucker (D-Brunswick) has been appointed by House Speaker Mark Eves to serve on the Environment and Natural Resources Committee and the Insurance and Financial Services Committee. “I am eager to work on two committees critical to the quality of life in our community and our state,” Tucker said […]
2014
TRI-STATE LOTTERIES
FridayMega Millions: 2-5-10-20-38Megaball 14 Megaplier 3Monopoly: 16-17-25-31-51 (22)Gimme 5: 21-24-28-30-34Day Pick 3: 9-2-4Day Pick 4: 9-2-3-7Evening Pick 3: 4-9-5Evening Pick 4: 4-6-8-0SaturdayPowerball:7-10-11-14-36 (15)Megabucks Plus:4-6-26-30-40 (3)Hot Lotto: 4-10-16-32-44 (14)Day Pick 3: 0-9-3Day Pick 4: 4-6-0-4Evening Pick 3: 5-2-9Evening Pick 4: 9-2-6-9SundayDay Pick 3: 8-2-5Day Pick 4: 1-9-4-6Evening Pick 3: 9-2-1Evening Pick 4: 1-8-6-6
Unclear whether oil, objects found in sea linked to lost jet
SURABAYA, Indonesia An Indonesian helicopter searching for the missing AirAsia jetliner saw two oily spots in the water today, and an Australian search plane spotted objects elsewhere in the Java Sea, but it was too early to know whether either was connected to the aircraft and its 162 passengers and crew. In any case, officials […]
Obama faces twilight of maybes
WASHINGTON It was intended as a joke. “Are you still president?” comedian Stephen Colbert asked Barack Obama earlier this month. But the question seemed to speak to growing weariness with the president and skepticism that anything will change in Washington during his final two years in office. Democrats already are checking out Obama’s potential successors. […]
Police boss urges more dialogue, less rhetoric
NEW YORK New York City’s police commissioner called for a “lot less rhetoric and a lot more dialogue” to defuse the tension between police officers and the population they protect. Commissioner William Bratton, speaking on NBC’s “Meet The Press” Sunday, a day after the funeral for one of two police officers gunned down in their […]
It’s elementary for Casey Watson
BATH If fans at Bath Middle School Saturday afternoon looked away from the court in the first quarter, there was a good bet they missed something. Playing the opening eight minutes like a Harlem Globetrotters exhibition, both Morse and Leavitt played end-to-end boys basketball, with the host Shipbuilders claiming a 20-16 lead. A brief, five-second […]
Orton, Bills beat disinterested Patriots
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. Safe on the sideline, Tom Brady watched the Buffalo Bills finish with their first winning record in 10 seasons. Then he predicted the New England Patriots would be just fine once their top players are back on the field in the playoffs. “I’m not worried about us lacking confidence,” Brady said after playing […]
Morse stings Hornets
TURNER Starting strong is something the Morse High School girls basketball team has been focusing on. After a loss against Camden Hills on Monday (52-48), the Shipbuilders wanted a good start in their next outing. “Our intensity was really flat,” Morse coach Becky Roak said. “We talked a lot about coming out with a strong […]
Games to Remember from 2014
They kept us on the edge of our seats and brought us to our feet. They sent us into joyful celebration or left us in anguished disbelief. When we look back at 2014, these are some of the games — not to mention stock car races, tennis finals and golf rounds — we’ll remember the […]
Pirates down Manchester, 3-0
MANCHESTER N.H. — The Portland Pirates (16-15-1- 0) scored three times in the third period and got a 37-save shutout from Mike McKenna as they downed the Manchester Monarchs (22-7-1-1), 3-0 at Verizon Wireless Arena on Sunday afternoon. The victory was the Pirates’ second in their last three games, while the Monarchs saw their five-game […]