Loon Echo Land Trust hosts the Maine Outdoor Film Festival Friday night in Casco.
2019
Sale fastest to 2,000 Ks, Red Sox edge Indians
CLEVELAND — Francisco Lindor made a major blunder and owned it. “I messed up,” the All-Star shortstop said. “It’s a rookie mistake.” Lindor’s over-aggressive base running in the ninth inning sabotaged Cleveland’s bid at another dramatic win, and Jackie Bradley Jr. homered in the 10th inning as the Boston Red Sox edged the Indians 7-6 […]
Narrow Gauge decision a surprise to Gray
The town manager says the town was not informed that the railroad had abandoned its plans to build a new rail line and museum in Gray.
Leonard Pitts: Conspiracy theories overtake search for truth in Epstein’s death
The accused sex trafficker’s demise in jail puts at risk not only his victims’ quest for justice but also our public trust.
Risk of clashes at rally mobilizes Portland, Oregon, police
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Portland police are mobilizing to prevent clashes between out-of-state far-right groups planning a rally here and the homegrown anti-fascists who oppose them as America’s culture wars seep into this progressive haven. Saturday’s rally — and the violence it may bring — are a relatively new reality here, as an informal coalition […]
Justin Chenette: We must work together to eradicate hate, reduce violence
The United States is not a place, it’s an idea: constantly evolving and adapting to be a more perfect union. Our country has only grown stronger and more prosperous the more we’ve opened our arms to different cultures and peoples. We do not have just one singular identity or culture, but many. Unless you are […]
Police probe killings of two men in Aroostook County
Maine State Police say the deaths of two men whose bodies were found inside a pickup truck in Aroostook County are the result of a double homicide. The victims were 51-year-old Roger Ellis and 25-year-old Allen Curtis, both of Castle Hill – a town in Aroostook County between Ashland and Presque Isle, Stephen McCausland, spokesman […]
Court upholds longer sentence for convicted Maine embezzler who faked illness
An appeals court in Boston on Tuesday upheld the prison sentence of a man who was convicted of embezzling from a Maine boatyard and received an increased punishment for feigning incompetence in an attempt to avoid justice. The three-judge panel, in a first-of-its kind ruling in the 1st Circuit Court of Appeals, found that a defendant’s attempt […]
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