The Blue Blazes take control early and roll to a 60-46 victory.
2014
Maine veterans’ true advocate ends service
Scott Karczewski, retiring from director of the Department of Veterans Affairs, Togus Regional Office has seen attitudes toward veterans evolve.
Letter to the editor: For a happier year, life, let go of all old grudges
A Happy New Year to you and all of your readers. Speaking of New Year’s and the resolutions we make, I’d like to take this opportunity to remind everyone about one we should take into consideration. How many of us have harbored a grudge and let it fester for ages? Well, I would hope not […]
Letter to the editor: Story unfairly questions Sea Hunter’s generous Maine owner
I’ve been reading your article on Greg Brooks, the Sea Hunter and its crew (“Key investors lose faith in Gorham treasure hunter’s big claims,” Dec. 30). Your paper questions Mr. Brooks’ intentions. However, you might want to look back a few pages in your paper’s history and check what he and his crew put up […]
Pair charged in theft of rings from elderly Maine neighbor
Stephen Frappier, 27, allegedly stole the items when the woman left her apartment for the holiday.
Letter to the editor: Wind power doesn’t fulfill backers’ promises to Maine
My heart goes out to the wonderful people of Monhegan Island for the decisions that will affect them and generations to come (“Monhegan residents voice concerns over proposed offshore wind project,” Dec. 28). I have been an advocate of alternative energy sources, including wind power, to improve our lives while diminishing use of pollutant energy […]
Letter to the editor: Maine’s wind-energy discussion must include data on amount of power produced
Any discussion of the appropriateness of wind energy should include data on the energy any proposed wind system can deliver to the grid. The 130 proposed wind machines at 3.6 megawatts each are assumed to deliver 1,500 gigawatt-hours of electricity each year. Electricity use in Massachusetts is 42,804 gigawatt-hours per year. The proposed Cape Wind […]
Our View: LePage’s record doesn’t match rhetoric on school funding
The administration has let state support for education slide as tax cuts have taken effect.
Maine wind farm still a worry in development-free town
Officials and activists will host a meeting to discuss plans for 62 turbines in neighboring communities.
Myths about snow, safety and staying warm
When the temperature dips below zero and snow piles up over the lid of the trash barrel, do you know what to do?