Late afternoon thunderstorms prevent the race from going off.
2023
Posted inBusiness, Nation & World
After helping prevent extinctions for 50 years, the Endangered Species Act itself may be in peril
Officials say 99% of the animals and plants the law protects have survived the last half century.
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Posted inMaine
Weather delays reopening of Baxter Boulevard
Final paving on the section of road between Vannah Avenue and Payson Park is now expected to take place at the end of August.
Posted inBusiness, Nation & World, Uncategorized
Four new offshore wind power projects proposed for New Jersey Shore; 2 would be far out to sea
The proposals unveiled Friday come in addition to the 3 projects already approved by New Jersey regulators.
Posted inBeach to Beacon, Sports
Obiri, D’Amato headline deep Beach to Beacon women’s field
Hellen Obiri of Kenya and Keira D’Amato of Virginia will race in the Cape Elizabeth 10K for the first time on Saturday morning.
Posted inNew England Patriots, Sports
Patriots offensive coordinator Bill O’Brien, quarterback Mac Jones enjoy strong relationship
O’Brien will not say that Jones is New England’s starter, but he had plenty of praise for the third-year QB.
Posted inMaine, News
King, Collins and Golden ask feds to halt consideration of wildlife refuge
The say the Fish and Wildlife Service should instead work with local conservation groups in the High Peaks Region.
Posted inMaine, Schools and Education
Following clash over flags, Gardiner high schoolers must receive approval before displaying them
Officials decided not to extend a temporary rule imposed in June only allowing the display of the American flag.
Posted inSports
NFL notebook: Kamara, Lammons get three-game suspensions for involvement in nightclub fight
Alvin Kamara of the Saints and Chris Lammons of the Colts are penalized in the aftermath of a fight before the 2022 Pro Bowl.
Posted inCops & Courts, Maine, News
Law enforcement agencies look to shift strategies amid rising drug arrests, overdoses
Police in Fairfield and Skowhegan are among the agencies shifting their resources as the drug epidemic in Maine continues to take root, with 715 people statewide dying last year of a drug overdose.