WATERBORO — Sometimes, it seems that there are folks in the world who are tested more than others. While there are those who sail through life, seemingly without as much as a hiccup in their way, others have adversity thrust at them, sometimes when they’re fairly young. Enter Zachary “Zach” Pitts. He’s graduating Thursday, one […]
2015
Gorham knocks off Trojans
SACO — In the regular season Thornton Academy traveled to Gorham and beat the Rams on their home field. On Tuesday, the No. 12 Rams returned the favor as they made the trek to Saco and cruised to a 13-2 upset win over the No. 5 Golden Trojans in the Western Maine Class A opening […]
Sanford passes budget with low turnout
From Staff Reports SANFORD — The municipal government and the school government both have new budgets for the fiscal year that begins July 1. Just a handful of voters ”“ 672 ”“ out of the 13,305 people eligible to cast ballots turned out for the June 9 school and municipal budget validation votes. The school […]
GOP rivals see opportunity in Hillary weakness
At its most basic level, Hillary Clinton’s polling problem is pretty simple: Everybody knows her. When a poll reveals that, say, 20 percent of voters have a favorable impression of Candidate A, and 30 percent have an unfavorable impression, and 50 percent don’t know enough to have any impression ”“ well, it’s not great news, […]
Gregory G. Davis
SACO — Gregory G. Davis, 66, of Saco, passed away on Monday, June 8, 2015 at Southern Maine Healthcare in Biddeford. He was born in Lewiston on September 14, 1948, a son of Alan Davis and Martha Finks. He graduated from Scarborough High School, Class of 1967. Greg had many happy memories spending summers at […]
Wells-Ogunquit voters approve CSD budget
From Staff Reports WELLS — On Tuesday, voters in Wells and Ogunquit approved a $24.3 million Community School District Budget for fiscal year 2016, which begins on July 1, according to preliminary election results sent to the Journal Tribune. Wells residents voted 786-441 in favor of the budget, while Ogunquit residents voted 333-165 in the […]
RSU 57 athletic proposal squeaks by; budget okayed
WATERBORO — Students who attend RSU 57 will have a spruced-up athletic complex after voters approved a $3.15 million bond by a razor-thin margin of six votes on Tuesday. Overall, the unofficial total was 1,036 votes in favor, with 1,030 voters casting ballots against the proposal. “We’re pretty excited,” said RSU 57 Activities Director Brendan […]
Arundel elects selectmen, others
From Staff Reports ARUNDEL — Residents of Arundel voted Tuesday to elect Daniel Dubios and Philip Labbe to the Board of Selectmen with 507 and 660 votes, respectively. Shawn Hayes and Jack Reetz were also elected to the Budget Board with 685 and 590 votes. Arundel voters also approved the RSU 21 renovation bond by […]
Linda L. Cotnoir
LEWISTON — Linda L. Cotnoir, 70, of Turner, died Friday, June 5, 2015 at St. Mary’s Regional Medical Center, with her loving family at her side. She was born in Presque Isle on Feb. 18, 1945, a daughter of the late Daniel and Margaret (Smith) Lovely. Linda owned and operated Parent Store & Restaurant for […]