The story follows a girl named Charlie who, despite the difficulties of social isolation, remote classes and itchy face masks, learns from her mother how staying home can be a superpower.
2021
Posted inTimes Record
Bath High School’s oldest living alumna tours new school building
Virginia Kingsbury, Morse High School class of 1938, was given a tour of the new school building, fulfilling a wish she expressed at the last in-person alumni association banquet two years ago.
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Posted inSports
NHL roundup: Tortorella out after six seasons as Blue Jackets coach
John Tortorella went 227-166-54 with Columbus, but just 18-26-12 this season.
Posted inTimes Record
Police: Auburn man suffers minor injuries when vehicle strikes pole in Brunswick
Brunswick Police and Brunswick Fire and Rescue responded to Greenwood Road on Friday when a driver crashed into a utility pole. The driver, Eric Maclean, 39, from Turner was uninjured and the passenger Thomas Marsh, 29, from Auburn, was brought to Mid-Coast Hospital with minor injuries. Officers arrived shortly after 11 a.m. and found a […]
Posted inSports
Medina Spirit failed postrace drug test, could lose Kentucky Derby victory
Trainer Bob Baffert has been suspended by Churchill Downs after the Derby winning horse tested positive for an excessive amount of a steroid.
Posted inTimes Record
Robber hits Camden National Bank, suspect remains at large
Police had no new updates on the robbery as of Monday morning.
Posted inMaine
Maine CDC reports 247 COVID-19 cases, many of them young people
Individuals under 30 accounted for 113 of the new infections announced Sunday by the state.
Posted inBiddeford-Saco-OOB Courier, Southern Maine Weeklies
Biddeford, OOB and Saco schools plan for in-person fall classes
Administrations in each of the districts examine space, other factors in keeping with Maine CDC guidelines.
Posted inEditorials, Opinion
Another View: Criminal trials should come first
Civil trials are important, but when jail time is at stake, the priority is clear.
Posted inFood
Fancy Feast’s in-house chef wants you to eat like a cat
It’s not uncommon for food companies to publish individual recipes, or even booklets and full-blown cookbooks. But you might have a man-bites-dog reaction when you hear that one of the latest brands to do just that is … Fancy Feast. The purveyor of cat food with a gourmet sheen relied on its in-house chef, Amanda […]