The event takes place Monday evening at Preble Street Resource Center.
2015
Posted inCurrent, Forecaster Sports
Boys Hockey: Scarborough picks up steam, wallops Eddies
Five different Stormers combined and recombined on the attack versus visiting Edward Little Wednesday night, Dec. 16, tallying four goals to the Red Eddies’ one to keep their team undefeated and atop the A South standings. Senior captain Matt Caron led the way with a pair of scores. “We run a pretty tight forecheck,” said […]
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Posted inCurrent, Forecaster Sports
Boys Hockey: Scarborough picks up steam, wallops Eddies
Five different Stormers combined and recombined on the attack versus visiting Edward Little Wednesday night, Dec. 16, tallying four goals to the Red Eddies’ one to keep their team undefeated and atop the A South standings. Senior captain Matt Caron led the way with a pair of scores. “We run a pretty tight forecheck,” said […]
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
UMaine lab making history in forest products
Researchers in Orono are testing Norway spruce to see if it can be used for construction – the first species to be tested in 80 years.
Posted inLife & Culture, Maine, News, Schools and Education
Civil rights teams imparting knowledge, skill to Maine students
At a time when immigration, gender equality and other issues can foster very uncivil attitudes, the Civil Rights Team Project is raising awareness in 160 Maine schools.
Posted inLife & Culture, Maine, Sports
Technically outlaws, roller derby die-hards wage battle
In the final bout of the 2015 season, members of Maine Roller Derby push, shove and bump toward victory; they also hope the new year will see their sport legitimized in the eyes of the law.
Posted inMaine, News, Schools and Education
Maine looks to capitalize on education power shift
A new law giving states more say could lead to changes in how teacher and student success is measured here.
Posted inMaine, News
Double dose of medical problems prompts parents’ plea
Both Mom and Dad are unable to work, and gifts for their two children are out of financial reach.
Posted inMaine, News
Neighbors resisting proposed rezone of outer Congress Street lot
Some say the 7-acre Elks Lodge site, where the buyer wants to build offices, should be used for housing.
Posted inOp-eds, Opinion
Maine Voices: Maine’s entire court system, not just probate, needs an impartial review
The courts regularly get poor grades in surveys, but the oversight process of judges is inadequate.