A magazine published by the Islamic State calls the annual parade an ‘excellent target.’
2016
Brunswick board likes plan for new Bowdoin College building
BRUNSWICK — Designs for Bowdoin College’s first new academic building in more than a decade – a multi-million dollar environmental studies center – received high praise and little criticism from the Planning Board, which approved an initial sketch plan last week. Tentatively named the Roux Center for the Environment, the 29,167-square-foot building will occupy the trapezoidal parcel at […]
Shakespeare takes the stage in Bath school's annual variety show
BATH — One of the oldest school variety shows in the country returns this weekend with a tribute to one of the most celebrated playwrights in the world. The Morse High Bazaar, known also as MoHiBa, has its 87th annual performance this Friday and Saturday, Nov. 18 and 19. And this year, to mark 400 […]
Gym, classrooms top Topsham school design poll
TOPSHAM — Additional gymnasium and classroom space are among the top candidates for local funding in the proposal to replace Mt. Ararat High School. PDT Architects tallied the results of polls conducted at meetings last month in each of the four School Administrative District 75 towns. Participants were presented with lists of items to be […]
Campaign celebration
United Way of Mid Coast Maine raised $1.95 million during its fall campaign, exceeding the $1.85 million goal. It was the highest amount raised in five years, campaign leaders said Nov. 10 at the campaign finale.
Cumberland firefighter leads 13th annual toy drive
CUMBERLAND — People like Kevin Foster make the Christmas spirit infectious. Foster was a sophomore at Greely High School in 2003 when he started the annual Firefighters for Kids toy drive. He followed that a few years later with an annual pancake breakfast to raise funds for the toy drive. A decade later, thousands of […]
Rain moves in to the area for this afternoon, sunshine returns mid-week
A coastal low pressure system will bring rain, heavy at times this afternoon and evening.
U.S. forces may have committed war crimes, international prosecutor says
A report says most of the alleged abuse, including torture, happened in Afghanistan in 2003-2004.
Obama offers Greeks reassurance about U.S. commitment to NATO
Despite the U.S. election, the Greek government has pinned its hopes on the U.S. president to help persuade its more reluctant international creditors to grant it debt relief.
On the Job: Max Harmon sews for Flowfold
Making sure the quality is consistent can be a challenge when making 100 wallets an hour.