Like so many in the past year, the Sundance Film Festival has had to reinvent itself as a mostly virtual experience.
January 2021
Biden moves to advance racial equity, including ending privately run federal prisons
The president will also direct the Department of Housing and Urban Development to take steps necessary to promote equitable housing policy.
Girls basketball: With plans for an experienced team dashed, Richmond starts fresh
Down to only one senior due to COVID opt-outs, Bobcats get a new wave of players adjusted to the varsity game.
Only one of the world’s 29 poorest countries has started coronavirus vaccinations
World Health Organization officials said last week that the West African nation of Guinea is the only low-income country of 29 to begin vaccinating.
Democrats prep for Biden’s virus aid package with or without Republicans
A bipartisan group of senators, including Susan Collins of Maine, held a lengthy private meeting with the White House on Sunday and are talking on their own about trying to craft a more targeted bill.
Nordic ski teams at southern Maine schools face a new obstacle
Practices have resumed at many schools this week, but without snow there’s a lot of running, strength training and agility work.
Brunswick tech school to make down payment on 6 portable classrooms
Region Ten Technical High School is looking at spending $230,000 to get six portable classrooms installed over the summer so it can fully reopen next school year.
No one earns induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame this year
Former Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling was the closest to earning induction with 71.1 percent of the vote.
BIW wants workers vaccinated sooner, but won’t make vaccinations mandatory
Bath Iron Works argued its workers should be included with the over 200,000 Mainers in the 1B and 1C vaccination groups.
Washington Post’s executive editor retiring next month
The newspaper has won 10 Pulitzer Prizes during his tenure.