BREWER, Maine – Police are asking for the public’s help in locating Bruce Herbert, 32, who has six outstanding warrants.
Carbon monoxide linked to poisoning in Brewer
BREWER, Maine – A separated vent pipe from a new water heater is believed to be the cause of carbon monoxide poisoning that sent several residents of an apartment complex to the hospital over a two-day period.
Cummings weathers wet course, shoots a 72
BANGOR, Maine – The forecast was bleak for Monday morning and the start of the Women’s Maine State Golf Association Championship at Bangor Municipal Golf Course, but it was all sunshine and clear skies for Pennie Cummings.
French helps Bangor stave off elimination
WEST HAVEN, Conn. – District 3 champion Bangor got a shutout effort from pitcher Jillian French to avoid elimination and dispatch the team from Staten Island, N.Y., 2-0 in the Eastern Regional Big League Softball tournament Monday.
Hydration is good practice for keeping cool, healthy
Back from vacation, thoughts today concern fall sports in Maine and the associated preparation on the various playing fields in the area.
Rain fails to deter Leavitt Memorial
ORONO, Maine – The golf may have been a washout Monday, but the Bud & Barbara Leavitt Memorial Golf Classic at Penobscot Valley Country Club will still be termed a success.
Sturgeon sightings picking up
Atlantic salmon have earned lead billing on the Penobscot River, and striped bass have become a highly sought fish over the past several years. Old-timers can tell you about the productive smelting expeditions they took as kids & and that some still enjoy.
Viking girl runners looking to move up
After a successful 2007 cross-country season in which the Caribou girls finished third, just one point out of second in the Eastern Maine Class B championship meet, the Vikings are poised to take the next step.CREATIVECIRCLESPLITCHARACERCREATIVECIRCLESPLITCHARACERCREATIVECIRCLESPLITCHARACERCREATIVECIRCLESPLITCHARACER
Speedway 95 making changes to maintain Saturday night races
Facing dwindling car counts in the Pro-Limited and Super Street classes, Speedway 95 co-owner Del Merritt said they are going to relax their regulations to jumpstart those classes.
Gayton ousts Waldo
AUGUSTA, Maine – The Hampden Riverdogs live to play another day at the American Legion state baseball championships, thanks in part to Mother Nature.
St. Albans: Ex-official says rights violated
ST. ALBANS, Maine – Dennis Smith, who for 15 years served on the town’ s planning board, has demanded answers from the selectmen as to why he was not reappointed this year.
Shotgun-wielding man killed by Maine trooper
ALBION, Maine (AP) – Authorities say a Maine state trooper fatally shot a man who was armed with a shotgun during a domestic dispute in Albion.
FairPoint considers upgrades after 911 glitch
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) – FairPoint Communications is considering upgrading some cables following another 911 glitch that rendered the Cumberland County emergency dispatch center’s system inoperable. Unlike past glitches, no emergency calls went unanswered.
Maine GOP wants special legislative session
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) – Leaders of the Republican legislative minorities say Maine lawmakers should be called back to Augusta for a special session to deal solely with increasing funding for the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program.
Sumner man arrested in West Paris slayings
PARIS, Maine (AP) – A Sumner man charged with murder in the shooting deaths of two men in West Paris has been ordered held without bail for the time being.
Bowdoin to ban freshmen from having cars
BRUNSWICK, Maine (AP) – Bowdoin College is banning cars for first-year students starting in 2009.
BDN takes 7 top awards in NE newspaper competition
The Bangor Daily News took first-place honors in seven categories in the annual New England Associated Press News Executives Association contest, results of which were announced Tuesday. The awards will be presented Sept. 19 at the NEAPNEA fall conference in Concord, N.H.
Business booms at coastal bookshop
In an economy where people are feeling the need to cut back on their non-necessity buying, why are people pouring out of a small shop in South Thomaston with bags and boxes overflowing with purchases?