FALMOUTH — The Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance in identifying a man who displayed a handgun and asked for cash during a robbery at the Lil’Mart on U.S. Route 1 Wednesday evening. Lt. John Kilbride said the robbery occurred at 8:11 p.m. March 21. The suspect is described as white, 5 feet 8 […]
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Winslow man seriously injured in head-on crash
Police say Amos Christiansen appeared to have fallen asleep and veered into oncoming traffic, causing a collision.
Candidate for U.S. Senate says opponent’s nomination papers have signatures of dead people
The campaign of Republican Eric Brakey claims ‘glaring irregularities’ in Max Linn’s petitions. Linn calls the accusation ‘a good prank.’
Farewell to a longtime track official
Longtime track official Ken Jones, left, recently passed away. Jones oversaw track and cross country for 46 years. If you ran track or cross country in Southern Maine between 1966 and 2012, then you probably were running under the direction of Ken Jones. As the Southern Maine Middle School Indoor Track Conference celebrates its 60th […]
Summer’s End Brings Bittersweet Closing Rituals
But consider: ‘Just because you are leaving camp, camp isn’t leaving you.’
Finding the Right Camp: Research is One Key
Finding a camp is like choosing a school. Kids benefit most from a camp they can grow with.
Athletic Camps Deliver Fitness and Fulfilment
Whether you’re an athlete looking to seriously improve your skills or a person interested in something fun to do with friends, summer camps can meet your needs.
Camps Strive to Reassure Anxious Parents
Phone calls, written communications and in-person meetings are part of camp outreach.
Risk-Taking at Camp Can Lead to Growth
“It’s hugely valuable for [kids] to have opportunities to identify what it feels like to be scared, and persevere
and move forward.”