GORHAM – Four different MOBsters put up goals against the visiting 26ers on Monday afternoon, Jan. 2. Travis Marsh, Brandon Caron, Cam Roy and Tanner McClure slowly but surely notched points en route to a 4-1 W. “Last year,” MOB head coach Loren Blair said of the 26ers, “they were hurting for numbers. Talking to […]
2017
Posted inAmerican Journal, Lakes Region Weekly
Boys Hockey: MOB ices 26ers
GORHAM – Four different MOBsters put up goals against the visiting 26ers on Monday afternoon, Jan. 2. Travis Marsh, Brandon Caron, Cam Roy and Tanner McClure slowly but surely notched points en route to a 4-1 W. “Last year,” MOB head coach Loren Blair said of the 26ers, “they were hurting for numbers. Talking to […]
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Posted inPortland Forecaster, The Forecaster
Portland woman accused of stabbing remains in jail
PORTLAND — A city woman accused of stabbing her boyfriend early New Year’s Day remains in Cumberland County Jail and faces elevated charges. Alyssa A. Keating, 22, of 92 Munjoy South, is now charged with elevated aggravated assault after allegedly stabbing Anthony Peters, 23, Police Lt. Robert Martin said. Keating was arrested at about 3 a.m. after […]
Posted inNation & World, News, Politics
House Republicans back off gutting ethics watchdog after backlash from Trump
The president-elect tweeted that the move should perhaps not be the House Republicans’ first priority.
Posted inBusiness, Nation & World, News
Ford cancels $1.6 billion Mexico plant after Trump’s criticism
Ford was a target of President-elect Donald Trump during his campaign for plans to move small car production from the U.S. to Mexico.
Posted inPortland Forecaster, The Forecaster
Portland task force to keep working on pesticide use
PORTLAND — It has been more than seven months since a task force began considering how to reduce or eliminate pesticide use in the city. On Wednesday, Jan. 4, the 12-member Pesticide and Fertilizer Task Force, led by Councilor Nick Mavodones Jr., will seek its fourth deadline extension from the city council in the hopes of […]
Posted inCoastal Journal, The Forecaster
'Tink was there': Bath mourns passing of city councilor, former fire chief
BATH — City officials expressed shock and sadness Tuesday morning at the sudden death over the weekend of Leverett “Tink” Mitchell, a city councilor and former fire chief. Mitchell, 68, died Dec. 30 at Mid Coast Hospital in Brunswick. The cause of death was not disclosed. Mitchell was born in Bath, graduated from Morse High […]
Posted inPortland Forecaster, Southern Forecaster, The Forecaster
A tale of 3 cities: Governing in Portland, South Portland and Westbrook
PORTLAND — They span the core of the greater Portland area, presenting residents with three distinct methods of city governance. Portland, South Portland and Westbrook each employ city managers or administrators, and each have mayors who work with them. All have councilors setting policy frameworks, all have seen recent turbulence and contention as the sometimes-conflicting roles […]
Posted inSports
Oklahoma pulls away from Auburn to win Sugar Bowl
The Sooners earn their 10th consecutive victory, 35-19.
Posted inMaine, News, Schools and Education
Madawaska school band will perform as part of Trump inauguration festivities
The Pride of Madawaska is one of 12 bands that will perform in a concert at the Lincoln Memorial the day before the 45th president is sworn in.
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