Cynthia Carmichael Daley, 86, of Kennebunkport, died peacefully on Jan. 14, 2023, with family gathered to be with her. Cynthia was born on March 27, 1937, to Beverly Hamilton Carmichael (“Jack”) and Mary Stuart Carmichael. She grew up in Erie, Pennsylvania, and Perrysburg, Ohio, and was later graduated from Radcliffe College in 1959, with a […]
2024
The Consequences bring Celtic music to Boothbay Harbor stage
Driven by a passion for exploring the colors and complexities of Irish music, The Consequences are a new Irish traditional band featuring Lexie Boatright (concertina and harp), Jake James (fiddle), Cara Wildman (bodhrán and dance), and Ryan Ward (piano and accordion). Award-winning soloists in their own right, the quartet comes together with a combination of […]
Wednesday’s college roundup: Former UMaine football coach retires after 30 years at Harvard
Tim Murphy, the winningest football coach in Ivy League history, was 15-10 in two seasons at UMaine, including a Yankee Conference title in 1987.
Wednesday’s high school roundup: Waynflete pulls away in third quarter for 46-39 win
Boys’ basketball: The Flyers go on an 11-0 run in the third quarter to upend Hall-Dale.
Maine judge puts Trump ballot access case on hold while Supreme Court case is pending
The nation’s high court soon will consider an appeal in a similar case in Colorado and that decision is widely expected to determine the outcome in Maine, too.
Sports Digest: Mets to honor Strawberry and Gooden with retired numbers
The Mets will retire Dwight Gooden’s No. 16 on April 14 and Darryl Strawberry’s No. 18 on June 1.
Historian shines light on Bath’s ‘fierce’ Alice May Douglas
Ellen Endter will discuss her research of the life of the anti-war advocate, poet and journalist Saturday at the Patten Free Library.
Biden and top lawmakers make last-ditch bid for Ukraine-border deal
President Biden’s top foreign policy goal – ousting Russia from Ukraine – faces major peril.
Top NATO military officer urges allies, leaders to plan for unexpected in Ukraine
Admiral Rob Bauer says that behind President Vladimir Putin’s rationale for the war is a fear of democracy, in a year marked by elections around the world.
Maine high schoolers wanted for guitar competition
The grand prize is a Martin acoustic guitar.
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