The family of Scott Lisinicchia issues its statement after an attorney for Prestige Limousine says the driver might have been unfamiliar with the rural road.
October 2018
Posted inNation & World
Reporters face growing dangers
The Committee to Protect Journalists reports 43 journalists have been killed in their line of work so far this year.
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Posted inBoys Soccer, Fall sports, Sports, Varsity Maine
Boys’ soccer: Sanford remains on a roll with victory over Deering
The Spartans win for the fourth time in five games, all but securing a playoff berth.
Posted inFall sports, Field Hockey, Sports, Varsity Maine
Field hockey: Scarborough rallies to win, 3-2
The Red Storm score three times in the second half to earn their 11th win of the season.
Posted inNation & World
States have plan to ease pressure on Colorado River
The river’s two largest reservoirs, Lake Mead and Lake Powell, have hit shockingly low levels.
Posted inCops & Courts, Maine, News
Eight more charged in connection with federal marijuana raid in February
The 41-count indictment handed down last week stems from raids targeting a medical marijuana growing operation that prosecutors say illegally sold surplus pot and derivatives.
Posted inAmerican Journal, Forecaster Sports, Lakes Region Weekly
Cross Country: Westbrook hosts Gorham, Windham, Scarborough and Falmouth
WESTBROOK–The Blazes welcomed a quartet of rival schools squads – the Rams, Eagles, Red Storm and Yachtsmen – to their home course at Sunset Ridge on Friday, Oct. 5. Falmouth’s John Auer won the boys’ race, in a time of 16:12.88. Westbrook’s own Jack Pecoraro finished seventh – he was the Blazes’ top competitor – […]
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Nation & World
Rescued violin making music again
A Stradivarius stolen from the late Roman Totenberg is now being played by a 18-year-old virtuoso at Juilliard.
Posted inMaine, News
Waterville mother shares pain of losing son plagued by mental illness
Shirley Kershner says her son, found dead last week under a railroad overpass, was tormented by voices in his head.
Posted inNation & World
Acting EPA chief linked to racist memes
Andrew Wheeler liked a meme on social media that showed Barack and Michelle Obama staring at a banana.