Lewiston, ME News

• Lewiston, ME News
• Big whoop! Festival celebrates Maine’s official state treat
• The Hot Corner: Senior privileges? How about a championship
• Road Trip: 'Raymondtown' — Beauty, recreation and some big-name literary connections
• Polls on gay marriage not yet reflected in votes
• Robert De Niro headlines Bates College commencement
• KVAC Girls' Track and Field: Six-cessful defense for Eddies
• Warning signs growing for Obama on path to electoral votes
• Car fire closes Route 4 in Turner
• PHOTOS: McLaughlin Garden's Lilac Festival in Paris
• Lewiston native ordained before hometown crowd
• Two arrested in connection to Canton Big Apple robbery
• Denny Breau, mom Betty Cody will come together for concert
• Track: Greyhounds, bar none
• Mother, daughter injured in head-on collision
• PHOTO: Endurance test in Auburn
• Man pleads not guilty to Jay mill kidnapping charge
• Parades, services for Memorial Day in Rumford
• Las Vegas magician pays homage to 19th-century Rumford magician
• Norway arsonist to serve 15 years
• Student art show explores bloom of youth, community
• RSU 73 eliminates, reduces positions
• Dixfield residents pare $9,000 from budget
• Shots fired during downtown brawl in Lewiston
• Lewiston shooting victim lured by text message, police say
• Parents beware: Children mistaking laundry detergent packets for candy
• Maine State Housing Authority cleared from wrong-doing
• Lawmakers challenge Maine Education Dept. for taking back $1 million in grants
• Maine AG will resign post if he wins primary
• Maine churches raising money to fight gay marriage
• Abuse claims allowed at murder trial of Cambridge, Maine father
• Detective commended for emergency delivery of breech baby in Fort Fairfield
• Polky named new Spruce Mountain football coach
• H.S. Tennis: Playoff brackets set
• Canton dam project moves to new phase
• Pediatrician promotes healthy eating with hip hop, graffiti
• HS Baseball: Devils demolish Eddies under the lights
• SAD 52 revises budget
• Bangor, Maine: The place where diverted flights go
• Dixfield struggles through town meeting warrant
• Voters approve RSU 9 budget
• Wilton town report dedicated to outgoing Selectman Paul Gooch
• Lewiston shooting suspect to appear in court
• First wave of sales starts for fireworks stores
• Mountain Valley's top students share science fascination
• Memorial Day Parade, services set for Jay
• Turner man to serve 40 years for murder
• NH man gets 50 years in death of mother with Bridgton connections
• Robert Strout sentenced in connection with Amity triple homicide, drug crime
• Paris board to fire town manager
• Paris board may fire town manager
• Fire on nuclear-powered sub at Maine shipyard hurts 6
• HS Baseball: Hyde no-hits Erskine as Lewiston wins in extra innings
• Police dog finds ailing man in Lewiston
• Deer survive but New Vineyard teen rolls car
• Wilton man faces sex charges
• Androscoggin County wants to spend almost $350,000 to upgrade dispatch center
• No charges for passenger who caused jet diversion
• Otisfield luncheon to feature apron theme
• Oxford Casino on track to open in early June
• Board sets rules to govern Farmington's public parks
• RSU 10 taxes going up, despite significant cuts
• Mallett students plant trees, flowers
• Man shot on Granite Street in Lewiston
• Arrest made after shooting in Lewiston
• Lewiston man set to plead guilty to manslaughter in clock death
• Paul LePage signs bills to rebuild deer herd
• Rumford woman found guilty of welfare fraud
• Despite eyewitnesses, no arrests in fatal Bangor stabbing
• Horse gets stuck in hole after escaping from stall at Acadia, causing large rescue effort
• Man fatally stabbed in Bangor during group assault, eyewitness say
• Expert advises Camden, Thomaston how to make downtowns pedestrian-friendly
• Human rights panel finds Lewiston hospital discriminated against gynecologist
• Biddeford doctor reprimanded over narcotics prescription practices
• PHOTO: New parking spaces for Lewiston Armory
• SAD 58 voters pass budget by 2-1 margin
• SAD 15 budget meeting Thursday in Gray
• Rumford woman denies welfare fraud allegations
• Girls' lacrosse: Devils put Eddies in half nelson
• Lewiston police investigate reported rape
• Auburn woman hits big time in New York opera community
• CNA major earns Student of the Year at Region 9
• Voter counts continue in Auburn
• Police: Body found in Casco Bay is missing Harvard student
• Auburn school budget passes in recount Monday
• Paris plane diverted to Bangor after passenger claims she had a "surgically implanted device"
• Questions about Auburn recount prompts count of voter participation
• Boston hiker's body recovered from Tuckerman Ravine crevasse
• ACLU challenges single-sex classrooms in Sanford
• Bangor man proposes to running partner at finish line of Sugarloaf road race
• Analysis: Washington County best at solving crimes in 2010, Penobscot and Cumberland at worst
• Divers search harbor for missing Harvard student
• City of Lewiston buys two Dodge Charger police cruisers
• Bass reels in Philadephia
• UMaine passes budget; housing, some other fees rise
• Council ends recreation development plan
• Livermore man charged with disorderly conduct
• Maine forest ranger finds ejection seat from 1963 bomber crash
• Bills brought out of limbo; some signed into law
• Facebook stumbles in second day of public trading
• Head of U.S. nuclear safety agency to step down
• Man survives 180-foot plunge over Niagara Falls
• Temper, outbursts bring Peru board meeting to early end
• Welfare fraud trial begins for Rumford woman
• Paris woman injured in tumble after deck collapses
• State takes away grant to Auburn schools, for now
• RSU 10 budget public hearings scheduled for this week
• New laws aim to help deer hunt in Maine
• Groups looking to start charter schools in Maine share plans with state
• A billion bees ‘from away’ are essential to Maine’s wild blueberry crop
• Bates student dies while studying in Scotland
• PHOTO: Strolling for Hospice
• H.S. Softball: Quality, character define Saints' Caron
• Same-sex marriage opposed in majority of states
• Flags on Main Street project dedicated in Wilton
• Zombie casting call for film to be shot in Maine this fall
• Dog litter brought back together for birthdays
• Animal tales: Mini horses get big help
• Lewiston High School gains reaccreditation
• NATO allies see end of Afghan war; protesters face police
• UMaine server breach leads to security scrutiny
• BIW union workers ratify new four-year contract
• Former British PM Tony Blair heckled at Colby graduation
• Eats: Top of the Dog — Hot dogs with bacon, hash or jalapenos? Check, check and check.
• Face Time: Stephen Sokol, doctor to the world
• Applicants behaving badly: Local HR pros offer their hiring horror stories and advice on taking the chill out of your next job interview
• Sights Unseen: Lewiston's White Rock Distilleries
• World leaders at Camp David warn Iran on nuclear program
• Is GOP trying to sabotage economy to hurt Obama?
• America expands once again — digitally, this time
• H.S. Lacrosse: Saints stay perfect with big win over Tigers
• Huddle Up: Balancing the sports check book
• H.S. Baseball: Phoenix double-up Wolverines
• Softball: Spruced up Phoenix win
• Moody's revises Maine bond outlook to negative
• Maine jobless rate holds steady at 7.2 percent
• BIW, Machinists Union reach tentative deal
• RSU 10 staff, community brainstorm ideas for future
• RSU 9 to outline proposed budget Monday
• Norway named oustanding downtown network community
• SAD 52 residents speak out about failed budget
• Gunshots rattle downtown Lewiston
• Bridge reopens in Naples
• Got faith? Maine the least-religious state in the nation
• Oxford Hills Comprehensive High students hear dangers of drunk, distracted driving
• Cage assault trial ends with hung jury
• Facebook stock up slightly in public debut
• Friday morning fistfight sends two to hospital in Lewiston
• PHOTO: A place in Lewiston history
• Lewiston council to discuss fate of Pettingill's bump in the road
• PHOTOS: Dempsey Challenge kickoff
• Auto Racing: ACT 150 opens new season at Oxford on Sunday
• Androscoggin County Commission votes to preserve county dispatching
• PHOTOS: Track Meet at Oxford Hills
• Lewiston call center laying off 181
• GOP candidates seeking U.S. Senate seat square off in Lewiston
• Rumford board gives 'wholehearted' support to Envision Rumford! projects
• 'The man' helps dad on hike gone bad in Winthrop
• Man accused of holding mill manager at gunpoint indicted
• Wilton receives $10,000 from former paving company owner
• Rumford woman to go to trial on welfare fraud charges
• Stumped in Scarborough: Town sees little demand for wood from historic elm
• Freeport, Brunswick train platforms debut for Amtrak Downeaster
• Facebook tip leads to return of stolen dog
• Body of Skowhegan motorist recovered from stream
• Claims of state insurance rate decreases in Maine prompts rebuttal
• Ayla Reynolds still missing 5 months later
• Maine may return to presidential primary after controversial caucus
• Our May 17 Edition is Online and On the Stands! • Republicans approve DHHS cut...
• Love match for coach: Lewiston man's team headed to his wedding across the country
• Baseball: Winthrop outduels Lisbon
• SAD 44 proposed budget moves to vote
• Sumner passes wind ordinance by 2-1 margin
• Chiefs willing to wait out towns on police merger vote
• Demolitions get boost in Lewiston bond package
• Norway Opera House linked to upcoming musical
• Rumford man awaiting trial on drug charges accused of dealing drugs again
• Flags on Main Street now up in Wilton
• Dixfield PD receives grants for safety belt, ATV enforcement
• Dixfield woman proud to have earned her degree
• Mt. Blue Market Place closing in Farmington
• Portland installs electronic, solar-powered parking meters
• Early arrival of soft-shell lobsters perplexes Maine lobster industry
• Query: Have you ever done something on social media that lives to haunt you today?
• Ladies Professional Golf Association bringing its Legends Tour to Maine
• 5 groups show interest in Maine charter schools
• Maine electrical union sues over embezzled money
• Trail of petals lead police to Waterville burglary suspect
• Same-sex marriage supporters kick off Maine campaign by going door to door
• Beckett beaches Mariners
• PHOTOS: Fallen Officers Memorial in Auburn
• Lewiston students like healthier lunches
• Peru prepares for hearing on wind power ordinance
• RSU 16 budget passes even though two towns reject it
• Bethel businessman charged with threatening town manager
• Auburn school budget recount will be May 21
• Lewiston voters pass school budget in low turnout
• Transformer ready to be moved from Portland to Lewiston
• Rumford woman awaits word on brother's cause of death
• Flagger dives as dump truck flips and slides in Leeds
• Lawyer: DeCosters' role in salmonella sickenings before grand jury
• SAD 58 voters face decision on funding gap
• Livermore Falls fun park, buying club applications to undergo site reviews
• Dixfield selectmen sign town meeting warrant
• Minot shopping for dispatch services
• Legislature poised to move forward with DHHS budget reform
• Man stabbed in Lewiston fight remains in critical condition
• Man killed when house collapses during repairs
• Dozens protest DHHS cuts in Augusta as Maine Senate deliberates budget
• Maine police departments have difficulty recruiting officers
• Belfast woman fights city over drainage
• Wilton columnist found dead in his home
• Birders glimpse 28 species from Norway's Roberts Preserve
• New priests named to local parish, posts
• Helmet credited with saving life of Hebron motorcyclist
• Paris selectmen put police merger on hold
• Wales man arrested, Lewiston man sought for burglary
• Head Start directors brace for cuts, helping fewer kids
• Frank Knight, man who cared for famed elm tree, dies at 103
• Cape Cod Hill School students create school banner
• Third man pleads guilty to robbery, kidnapping charges
• H.S. Lacrosse: EL takes out Mountain Valley
• H.S. Softball: Vikings bash and dash
• Second arson at Norway boarding house investigated
• Auburn names Deschene city manager
• Former CMCC student accused of trying to burn down school
• Franklin County sends its inmates to Wiscasset
• AG: Use of deadly force justified in Crowley-Smilek case
• Deadly force justified in shooting death of Crowley-Smilek, AG says
• Auburn police to rededicate memorial to fallen officers
• Six die on Maine roads over past weekend
• Group backs bond issue for Land For Maine's Future
• Auburn, Rangeley company among those honored with state award for business excellence
• 'Herbie's' hero, former Yarmouth Tree Warden Frank Knight, dies at 103
• Verso Paper losses continue in Q1
• Co-founder of Facebook, partner pledge $100,000 to Maine same-sex marriage campaign
• Husband, wife among Windsor bog death victims
• Don't Miss Sea40 Japanese Quisine's Grand Opening Celebration Tuesday May 29!
• Group pushes $5 million bond package for Land for Maine's Future program
• Red Sox rout Indians 12-1 for third straight win
• Traditional alewife harvest going strong in Woolwich
• Cornell du Houx to take week's absence from Legislature
• Late-night crash sends South Paris woman to hospital
• Restoring life to aging clocks a rare profession
• Veterans group eyes reuse of St. Joseph's School as housing
• Cuts will close some Head Start programs, say advocates
• Maine Medicaid patients face losses under budget cuts
• Three men stabbed in fight in Lewiston
• Crack cocaine, oxycodone tablets lead to two arrests
• Half marathon to be raced around Lake Auburn
• LAEGC plans third 'Tonight Show'-theme annual dinner
• Lawyers: No Auburn vote recount without 100 voter signatures
• Sudden departures of RSU 16's leaders leaves lingering questions
• 'Find another way to dream it': 387 graduate from UMF
• Regrets: Appliances — When good appliances go bad . . . or unwanted
• Face Time: Jason Oxman, Auburn native and new global CEO
• Four taken to hospital after collision in Wilton
• RSU 73 to hold food drive to benefit food cupboard
• Maine's Democratic U.S. Senate candidates square off at Bates debate
• Low price has Mainers hot for natural gas
• H.S. Softball: Monmouth edges Madison
• Snowe tells graduates to learn, grow from life's heartaches
• Sabattus woman grateful for her 'bat girl' mother
• Two drivers arrested after three-vehicle crash
• Student injured in rollover at Lewiston High School
• Lobster hostilities lead to boat sinkings in Maine
• Millinocket gets glimpse of ‘game-changing technology’ that will create jobs at former mill site
• Man held after allegedly trying to invade cockpit of plane flying out of Portland
• Maine job market may be thawing, say human resource experts
• Old Orchard Beach going smoke-free
• Maine man makes court appearance in son's death
• Turner board raises rescue fees
• Chicks arrive at Auburn hardware store
• PHOTO: Making soap in Lewiston
• NBA playfoffs: Celtics deep-six Hawks
• Dems for Senate seat speak to voters in Paris
• UMaine System chancellor hears from staff in wake of close 'no confidence' vote at USM
• State shuts down Fortune Fountain Restaurant in Farmington
• Area American Legions to conduct parades, services for Memorial Day
• Wilton downtown revitalization plan outlined
• Board approves $19 million budget to go to voters
• New Vineyard searches for meeting space
• Query: What's the 'it' gift this graduation season?
• Mt. Blue students reinvent the windmill, win recognition for it
• 'Big class, big excitement.' More than 600 graduate from CMCC
• Rumford man accused of stealing rum from Hannaford twice in one day
• Dog food recall expands to Maine
• Maine Democrats call GOP budget cuts"irresponsible" as GOP says DHHS growth "unsustainable"
• Lewiston police officer charged with assault
• Obama making cultural waves, or just a ripple?
• Man sentenced to 30 years for topless coffee shop arson
• UMS chancellor to meet to hear from faculty
• Calico lobster on display at New England Aquarium
• Bath Middle School 7th-grader charged after threat
• Occupy Maine sets health care rally in Portland
• Our May 10 Edition is Online and On the Stands! • Lewiston man sentenced for fo...
• Republicans say they will honor restoration of general assistance funds for cities
• PHOTO: Night on the town
• PHOTO: Deer forage in Farmington yard
• Sandy River Recycling to hold composting event in Farmington
• Obama’s switch on marriage gets mixed reaction in Maine
• Boys' Lacrosse: Lewiston pulls away from improved EL
• Local post offices may have to cut hours
• Lawyer: Teen driver wasn't drunk or texting
• State board members go to Auburn schools to learn about technology
• Former Bates students report to court in Auburn
• U.S. history enthusiast to retire from teaching
• Local post offices may have to cut hours
• Dixfield residents air views on wind ordinance
• H.S. Baseball: Saints get back at Greyhounds
• SAD 52 school budget defeated
• 'This little black box can kill you': Father of teen charged with manslaughter in crash deaths speaks to assembly in Rumford
• Farmington selectmen mum on previous meeting
• Kingfield selectmen work on 'flat' budget
• New plan could save rural Maine Post Offices from closure
• Dad charged with murder after Maine baby dies
• Maine considers return to presidential primary
• Augusta Civic Center overtime bill for GOP $300 or less
• Photo: Wet beauty in the rain
• Auburn school budget passes on recount
• TD Bank to cut 200 western Massachusetts jobs
• 13.5% of Maine adults skipped medical care because they couldn’t afford it, report finds
• Report on Maine’s Section 8 housing is ‘appalling,’ Susan Collins says
• Report on Maine’s Section 8 housing is ‘appalling,’ Susan Collins says
• School officials expect education budget to increase tax rate by $1 in Mexico
• Lewiston students grill officials on future of city
• Woodstock man sentenced for stealing, burning car
• City manager candidate says he's up to the challenge of Auburn
• 'Grim Reaper' visits Mountain Valley High School
• PHOTO: Rainy day man
• NBA Playoffs: Hawks stave off elimination against C's
• Paris staves off major tax increase with budget, but some worry about next year
• Waterford camp burns
• Convention left bitter aftertaste for 6 candidates
• Count finds Auburn school vote a tie
• Oxford Hills civil rights team student's efforts recognized at Sea Dogs game
• Don't tell Paul's supporters the primary is over
• Lewiston man sentenced to jail on welfare fraud charges
• Lewiston man sentenced to jail on welfare fraud charges
• Ormsby sentencing scheduled for June 7
• Maine VA hospital launches investigation after patient records dumped unshredded into Dumpster
• Do you want to eliminate Maine’s Income Tax? The Maine Heritage Policy Center w...
• Wolf hybrid sanctuary infested with fleas, animal control officer says
• Infant boy dies after assault by father, police say
• Damaged mailbox leads to charges
• Council has no intention letting go of popcorn wagon
• New Beginnings takes message to the streets
• Mexican dog finds home in Lisbon Falls
• Livermore Falls students capture photo award
• UMaine System chancellor to meet with faculty, staff Thursday
• VA turns around on Lewiston clinic, restores specialties
• Proposed Dixfield wind ordinance up for public heairng
• Softball: EL bats come to life
• New rules update Maine mining regulations
• Auburn ice rink discussions center on Auburn Mall area
• Video: The Future of Maine's Newspapers
• Reporter query: Do you use natural gas?
• Infant boy in grave condition after assault by father, police say
• Dowe named food bank's interim CEO
• PHOTOS: Fishing Derby in Lisbon
• Boarding house blaze being investigated as arson
• Ron Paul sweeps 'bizarre' Maine GOP convention
• Collapse of deck in Paris to be turned over to code enforcement
• Success story: Daughter inspired by mother's path
• Fruity Oreos already a hit in overseas markets
• Addition, renovation to Jay high school goes to vote
• Women, Work & Community graduates give back to program
• WWII, Korean war veterans honored in Rumford Thursday
• U.S. hikers who were held in Iran marry in Calif.
• LePage talks welfare reform at GOP convention
• Rockland on ‘This Old House’ list of best neighborhoods
• Residents evacuated after fire breaks out in nursing home
• Norway manager in 'shock' over town's share of school budget
• Empty Bowls raises funds, awareness of food needs
• Sights Unseen: The often-missed details
• Campaign cash for some of Maine's U.S. Senate candidates coming largely from away
• House fire reported in Norway
• Outdoors in Maine: Gatherers have more spring in their step
• Huddle Up: Football's future rests with parents
• National corrections consultants to review county jails
• Selectmen approve town meeting warrant
• PHOTO: Auburn Youth Fishing Derby on Saturday
• PHOTOS: 'Let's Pretend' at the Auburn library
• New Gloucester town meeting set for Monday
• St. Mary's volunteer is 99 years old, 100 percent dedicated
• Stories from single moms in Maine: Making it work
• 40 percent of Maine births are to single mothers: Experts look at what it means
• Global climate change topic of 350.org events
• St. Mary's volunteer is 99 years old, 100 percent dedicated
• Ron Paul hopes to stage power play at Maine GOP convention
• Adam Yauch of the Beastie Boys dies at 47
• Portland’s bottomless pit: The hefty price tag of keeping sewage out of our water
• Belfast lawmaker gets protection order against Brunswick legislator after breakup
• H.S. Baseball Notes: Bucks off to strong start
• Lewiston man to serve two years for medical marijuana robbery
• RSU 4 directors adopt budget, agree to privatized school busing
• Police to motoryclists: Be quiet
• City Hall second-floor renovations on Lewiston agenda
• Farmington students take to the woods to learn sustainable living skills
• Region 9 forestry students learn how to read land deeds
• Collins tours bridge slated for replacement
• Lewiston-Auburn students rally against online bullies
• Police searching for missing Bethel woman
• Traps to be set to combat invasive tree-killing beetle
• Sandusky lawyer defends subpoenas, seeks more info
• Settlement reached in Maine disability lawsuit
• Mass. man to face judge in 2 family killings
• Maine wardens find missing mom and 2 kids in Argyle Township
• Maine and NH troopers rescue man from bridge
• Our May 3, 2012 Digital Edition is Online! • Implementing Riverfront Master Pla...
• High School Lacrosse: Led by familiar face, Oak Hill on right track
• Oxford Hills Food Collaborative to close after four years
• High School Football: Bonnevie lands at Leavitt
• Sheriff backs Lewiston-Auburn 911 dispatch center
• Gary Hemenway: Citizen of the Year, ambush victim
• Veterans to hold flags in front of memorial each Monday
• Kingfield company awarded contract to replace sewer, water lines
• $2.4 million budget ready for Mechanic Falls voters
• Montello stars shine
• Board approves $1.7 million Wilton budget
• Sheriff backs Lewiston-Auburn 911 dispatch center
• H.S. Baseball: Ramblers reel in Mustangs
• Sumner wind meeting draws crowd to Fire House
• H.S. Softball: Dirigo swings away
• Residents pass secondary, adult education 2012-13 budgets
• Long-time social worker, counselor to retire
• Lewiston elementary school students recognized in a big way at Night of the Stars
• Two killed when logging truck, car collide on Route 117 in Harrison
• Two killed when logging truck, car collide in Harrison
• Boys-only classroom concept to end at Camden-Rockport school
• Oxford teen makes court appearance on manslaughter charges
• Query: Ever bought an appliance you truly regretted?
• Fewer than half of new parents accessing $500 Alfond gift
• Obama in Afghanistan: 'Our goal is to destroy al-Qaida'
• Coyote hears turkey call, bites Down East hunter on arm
• Boys' Lacrosse: St. Dom's shares wealth, overpowers Oak Hill
• Lewiston passes budget with no tax increase
• CMCC in Auburn recruiting students for good-paying machinist jobs
• Peru wind committee seeks to extend moratorium
• Firefighters battle two Twin Cities fires within half-hour Tuesday night
• Teen charged with baseball bat attack in Norway
• Profiles of University of Maine System hires from Baldacci administration
• Fired agent sues Border Patrol, says boss was biased
• Oxford Hills students work to stop driving tragedies
• Baldacci's statement in response to allegations of use of the university system as a haven for high-level state officials
• Baldacci staffers landed in top UMaine System administration
• Chick-A-Dee Restaurant in Turner closes after 77 years
• With 16 taken to hospital during show, Dayglow probably won’t be welcomed back to UMaine
• Declassified Bin Laden material sheds new light on al-Qaida
• Oxford teen charged in fatal West Paris crash
• Residents warned of lightning danger as summer nears
• Maine education commissioner disbands federally mandated panel for students with disabilities
• Auburn Police Department launches online reporting
• PHOTO: Local veterans commemorate the fall of Saigon
• Norway to repair arts center without grant money
• Dumpster diving moms raise more than $4K on Box Tops and returnables for school
• NFL: Hebron alum Gumbs signed by New Orleans Saints
• New Sharon store kicks off whoopie pie fest
• Series on Androscoggin River presented at Jay
• Baseball: Knights keep swinging, outlast Lakers
• Car drives into Wilton swamp; boy taken to hospital
• Oak Hill teachers make 'sexy' hip-hop video to promote May 5 SATs
• Region 9 vocational budget vote Wednesday; adult ed vote, too
• Softball: Monmouth growing fast
• RSU 10 OKs proposed budget hike of 1 percent
• Lewiston budget due for final vote tonight by city councilors
• RSU 10 board OKs proposed budget hike
• Three running for open selectman seat on Paris board
• Dirigo Middle School students heading to Hadlock Field
• Oak Hill teachers spoof video to promote SATs
• Number of US newborns with drug withdrawal triples
• Patrick Dempsey saves teen from car wreck
• Heating oil dips 8 cents
• Heating oil dips 8 cents since winter
• Maine fiscal picture turning brighter
• Windham man sentenced to 32 years in prison for sex assault on 4-year-old
• More than $40,000 raised to honor fallen NH chief
• CMP’s $1.4 billion upgrade project on schedule and budget
• Rumford Comprehensive Plan Committee seeks input
• Positive behavior of students at Meroby Elementary earns live rock band visit
• LePage upset at action on bills requiring referendum on borrowing
• Faith keeps Maine hiker alive during four-day ordeal in the Utah desert
• First grader receives "magical" room makeover
• Nun uses social media, blogging to recruit new sisters
• Victims' advocate can relate to families' pain — she's been there herself
• People You Know: Mary Farrar — A shoulder to cry on
• Porpoise problems have fishermen facing shutdown
• Lewiston sewer work moves to Sabattus, Oak streets Monday
• RSU 9 school board accepts $28.9 million budget
• SAD 17 lunch, milk prices rising
• Eats: Munroe Inn — New owners offering Southern flavors
• Baseball: Greyhounds shock Saints, 6-5
• Eats: Monroe Inn — New owners offering Southern flavors
• Face Time: The Rev. John Robbins, new leader of Hope Haven Gospel Mission
• First Fiddlehead Festival in Farmington deemed a success
• Maine hiker survives in Utah wilderness
• Talarico a smart choice for A-L Hall of Fame
• Baseball: Vikings' Sanborn silences Rams
• SAD 58 approves $9.5 million budget, nixes moving adult ed programs to RSU 9
• Students, parents support RSU 9 custodians
• Fallen workers remembered
• PHOTO: Cold fan
• Sleepy Kingfield man injured Saturday in Route 27 accident
• Silencers gaining popularity in Maine
• More professionals live in downtown Lewiston, and love it
• Second man charged in Jay burglary
• LePage stirs ruckus after calling state workers ‘corrupt’
• Waterville police investigate double stabbing
• Items recovered in Waterville may relate to Ayla Reynolds case
• A-L Hall of Fame: Put a hallmark on this gentleman's life
• Auburn students launch strategy to fight cyberbullies
• New mental health clubhouse in Lewiston has people looking ahead
• Public hearing set for $6.25 municipal budget, Jay ordinances
• Hearing on budget, warrant articles to be held Monday
• Six sentenced in home-invasion, drug-theft spree
• Mock crash at UMF demonstrates reality of drunken driving
• Opposition attacks new Air Force flights over Maine
• MVHS holds Night of Arts
• H.S. Lacrosse: Lewiston girls trump Edward Little
• Grant allows more restoration of Gilead railroad depot
• Police: Freeport man shot himself at Chickenfest in Howland
• U.S. Senate finance reports leave more questions than answers
• One month into the job, UMS chancellor says Maine’s universities have catching up to do
• Casino needs to fill more than 100 positions
• Casino still needs to fill more than 100 positions
• Restaurant owner pleads not guilty to charges he hired illegal immigrants
• New Hampshire investor plans industrial park at Millinocket paper mill site
• South Portland police: Suspect hid crack cocaine in his mouth
• Fund started to help Countryfolk Music Theatre founder after Wilton fire
• Lisbon woman 'fought like a trooper' against rare disease
• Lisbon woman 'fought like a trouper' against rare disease
• PHOTOS: Busy bee in Lewiston
• University of Maine at Farmington names new president
• Dixfield to hold Drug Take-Back Day
• Computer driving simulation program teaches MVHS students dangers of texting, OUI
• Turner man expected to plead guilty in murder case
• Ward, Capitals oust Bruins in Game 7
• Construction projects and lane closures
• Beloved Auburn drama coach says goodbye with one last play
• Student attacks investigated in Lewiston
• H.S. Baseball: Eddies drop Vikings, 8-5
• Occupy Maine protesters set sights on student loans
• New Gloucester man sentenced to 25 years producing and possessing child pornography
• Hampden man pleads guilty to threatening to kill Obama while in jail
• Award-winning Lewiston teacher to move to ELL program
• Nine RSU 9 towns accept Starks into district
• H.S. Softball: Bulldogs tip Cougars in eighth inning
• Fireworks sales, higher permit fees on Mexico town meeting warrant
• Asbestos removal begins in Opera House
• Rumford board OKs selling six tax-acquired properties
• Lewiston councilors consider steps to reduce tax increase
• Lewiston schools to have new chief academic officer
• Auburn teen to serve three years in prison for assault
• Motorcyclist injured in New Sharon crash
• Jay man faces charge after car crashes
• Beam: Pinnacle bottling will stay at White Rock in Lewiston after sale
• Senate votes to give Postal Service cash infusion
• Wood-chip trucker suffers fatal heart attack on Route 2 in Rumford
• LA Film Fest totals economic impact as it prepares for 2013
• Federal grant clears way for Auburn Industrial park
• Maine named most peaceful state
• Spring seal pup season starting early
• Family, friends search Howland woods for missing Freeport man last seen at Chickenfest
• Exploding keg kills Redhook Brewery worker
• Master Maine Guide found guilty of cruelty to bobcat
• Two men plead guilty to robbery, kidnapping charges
• Fire inspector never stops learning
• RSU 10 cuts nearly $900K from proposed budget
• AL Sports Hall of Fame: Tewhey holds onto history
• Councilors favor 3 percent property tax increase
• Free breakfast offered to all Auburn students
• Social Security, Medicare drying up; no fix in sight
• Finding a stem cell donor is warden Gregory Sanborn’s ‘only hope’ for fighting cancer
• PHOTO: Great Falls roars
• Auburn releases names of top two city manager candidates
• Auburn librarian recovering after random attack
• Man missing after attending Chickenfest in Howland
• April nor'easter dumps rain, snow on East Coast
• Old radar station to become energy park near Moscow, Maine
• Mock drunk driving wreck scene planned in Farmington for students
• Beam to buy Pinnacle Vodka from Lewiston-based distillery for $605 million
• H.S. Tennis: LeBlond takes reins at Lewiston
• State honors Kingfield guide
• Noway vendors licenses on hold until town meeting
• U.S. Senate hopefuls scramble to raise money
• Ormsby’s driver faces sentencing
• 14th Annual Scrabble Fest raises money, awareness for Literacy Volunteers
• LePage wants to delay any bond proposals
• Animal Tales: Game warden does Lab work in the field
• New F-35 stealth fighter could have training flights over western Maine
• Heavy rain prompts flood watch on Maine waterways
• Huddle Up: Fenway's time is up
• Boys' Lacrosse: Battle-tested Eagles deal Devils first defeat
• Maine line-item veto, now at issue, dates to 1995
• Bates College, EPA revisit images of Androscoggin
• New Beginnings helps youth get off the streets
• H.S. Lacrosse: Cony boys edge Oxford Hills
• National eats: A new day, a new food, for blogger Steff Deschenes and her Almanac of Eats
• Misery Gore. China. Meddybemps. Bangor. Poland. Amity. Cornville. Maine names: Behind the state's unusual place names are our hopes, ancestors, religion, colorful characters and imaginations.
• PHOTO: Movie fundraiser
• Rumford board OK’s tax break for Amato’s
• Zimmerman urged to keep low profile after release
• Michaud seeks answers to L-A veterans' questions
• Sparks from chimney started Wilton blaze at Countryfolk Music Theatre camp
• Dirigo athlete raising funds for Down Under competition in July
• Strong camper burns leaving man, dogs homeless
• H.S. Baseball: Rice, Vikings throw Indians a curve
• Baseball: Broncos elude Eddies
• Lewiston student learns hard lesson on life and death
• Medicare bidding worries some medical suppliers
• Gorham House of Pizza blaze accidental, but shakes community reeling from string of arsons
• Reporter query: The highs and lows of single motherhood
• Fire destroys Brunswick home
• Methadone clinics feeling pain of state budget cuts
• Police take man into custody at Auburn Public Library
• Teenage girls pinned after car rolls over in Oxford
• PHOTO: Police track two suspected copper thieves into Roxbury woods
• Tomaselli says he wanted to divert attention from his conviction
• Bliss Thru Shopping: Prom and circumstance
• County to hold public hearings for a proposed new dispatch center
• Truck and driver take dip in to Wilson Pond
• Rumford board wants state to reduce U.S. Route 2 ascent of Falls Hill to single lane
• Capitals down Bruins in Game 4
• Norway selectmen seek guidance on request for public prayer
• Firefighters battle Norway brush fire; homeowner charged
• Diver seeks treasures in Androscoggin
• Ormsby found criminally responsible in Amity triple homicide case
• Police: Students were playing ‘leapfrog’ just before fatal crash
• Topsham police chief to resign from job in May
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• Police say Scarborough man made bombs in his home
• Maine teens charged with vandalizing school buses in Readfield
• Augusta man gets 10 years for kidnapping woman
• Mainer pleads guilty to forging absentee ballots
• Questions raised about proposed Sumner wind ordinance
• Farmington Fire and Rescue moves in to former police offices
• Teacher of the Year semi-finalists from Poland and Leavitt get rave reviews
• Police charge two with trespassing at Norway home
• Anger over vetoes: Maine Democrats, Republicans clash on budget
• H.S. Softball: Bond bats EL
• Baseball: Devils drive off Rams in opener
• For lobster bait company, Turner is all about location
• 'American Bandstand' host Dick Clark has died
• Amtrak officials release name of man, hit and killed by train in Biddeford
• Federal prosecutor seeks $153,000 cash seized from Chinese buffets in Lewiston, Waterville and Bangor
• Paris budget still in progress
• PHOTO: Patient painter
• Five hurt in Auburn crash
• Lobster bait company buys plant from Turner
• Deputies investigate burglaries in Avon, New Vineyard
• 2012 High School Softball Overview
• Veterans frustrated over late opening of Lewiston clinic
• Former Lewiston firefighter sentenced to 20 years of probation
• Officers cleared in Lewiston shooting
• Warrant: NH police shooter was selling painkillers
• Maine regulators approve Oxford casino license
• Robert De Niro, Gwen Ifill, Bonnie Bassler to speak at Bates commencement
• Baby owl rescued at Acadia National Park
• Maine line-item veto decision due soon
• Search for missing Waterville toddler Ayla Reynolds costly
• Downeaster train hits and kills pedestrian in Biddeford
• Auburn parents asked to call councilors about budget
• Family finds bones, bottles along Little Androscoggin River
• LA Film Festival already planning for next year after finishing this weekend with a profit
• 'Being a musician is who you are'
• Pedestrian hit crossing Sabattus Street
• Gender issue is King’s big problem
• GOP derails Senate 'Buffett rule' taxes on wealthy
• Neighbors getting discouraged by trash heap
• Norway paper finalist for Pulitzer Prize for local reporting
• Falmouth runner is top U.S. female finisher in Boston Marathon
• About 1,800 attend second annual film fest
• Dry conditions spark dozens of fires across Maine
• Shorthanded Celtics send Bobcats to 16th straight loss
• Government ends paper Social Security checks
• Ortiz keeps hitting; Red Sox beat Rays again
• LePage calls for action, support in cutting taxes
• LePage calls for action, support in cutting taxes
• New Gloucester kayaker found near Saco dies
• State revenues improving, surplus expected
• Hundreds flock to marijuana expo in Augusta
• GOP leaves mark on Maine Legislature
• The Hot Corner: Coach's firing leaves foul odor
• Bye-bye corkboard: Hello Pinterest
• Hundreds attend L-A film fest; 'You Can't Kill Stephen King' wins People's Choice best feature
• RaveX freestyle aerialists entertain crowd at Saddleback Ski Resort
• Turner voters change zoning, adopt budget
• Secret Service scandal deepens; 11 placed on leave
• When money grows on trees?
• NASCAR: Biffle pulls away to give Roush another Texas win
• More sandals than ski boots at Reggae Fest on Sugarloaf Mountain
• Lions and tigers and clowns: The circus is in town
• Two of three Lewiston men plead guilty in medical marijuana robbery
• Driver faces charges after hitting pedestrian in Farmington
• Turner voters elect Keene by narrow margin
• 'Super' lunch lady saves choking student in Lewiston
• Tax time comes April 17 this year
• HS Football: Bonnevie not shocked by rejection
• Maine budget bill gets final approval
• Boys' Lacrosse: Devils blank Eddies in opener
• Backstrom gives Caps 2-1 win over Bruins in 2OT
• Ormsby found guilty in Amity triple homicide
• Syracuse coach accuser Zachary Tomaselli now says he made it all up
• 100-year anniversary of Titanic voyage remembered
• Rocket launch failure has some questioning North Korea's next move
• Tanker plane makes emergency landing in Portsmouth, N.H.
• PHOTO: Children's book author in Lewiston
• AG: Bodies of NH shooting suspect, woman found
• State agencies alert drivers to roadside moose dangers; May and June peak months
• RSU 4 board narrowly votes to privatize busing, layoff 22 drivers
• Quilt presented to Canton for fundraiser
• Two men shot to death in northern N.H.
• Mets spoil Sea Dogs' home opener
• L-A restaurants to test web app promoting daily specials
• L-A restaurants to test Web app promoting daily specials
• Girl Talk members make pillows for cancer patients
• L.L. Bean exhibit opens at Museum L-A
• Maine House gives first nod to workers' compensation reform
• Half Maine homicides involve domestic violence
• State trooper accused of sex crimes hospitalized after being assaulted in courtroom
• Lewiston considers narrowing Park Street
• Ormsby’s confession played for jury
• Our April 12 edition is Online and On the Stands! • Riverfront Plan: New housin...
• More than 60 out of work as Oxford collections call center closes
• Amity triple murder trial adjourns before jury hears videotaped confession
• Will cellular companies breathe life into Maine’s ‘dead zones’?
• Bangor casino revenue declined in 2011; customers almost exclusively from Maine
• Stealthy warship being built in Bath
• Auburn school budget passed
• Burglary reported at Phillips business
• RSU 16 proposed budget up 3.69 percent
• Track and Field: Masters of their domain at Edward Little
• Juror tossed after telling prosecutor 'good job'
• North Korea launches missile
• Mattress goes up in flames between downtown buildings in Lewiston
• Lewiston police officer keeps fire from spreading to apartments, garage
• Ice cream truck driver charged with pot possession
• Senate effectively kills bill that sought to remove public access to governor’s ‘working papers’
• Change in how the state distributes taxes to towns wins initial approval
• Testimony about pickup truck burned after Amity slayings expected Wednesday
• Live chat at noon: Envisioning a new riverside park in Auburn
• Lewiston man to serve three years in prison for sexual abuse of a 13-year-old boy
• Obama-Romney showdown starts with a harsh tone
• A child’s account of the Titanic retold in Portland
• Celtics hose down Heat
• Rumford woman charged with cocaine trafficking
• PHOTOS: Blowing bubbles in Auburn
• Trail leaders in training work on new trail in Jay
• LePage outlines tax goals at New York City conference
• Street Talk: Behind the scenes at the Street Talk studios
• 400 Roxbury residents get first payment from wind farm
• Farmington donor gives $7,000 for children
• Greene company recalls 1 ton of beef
• Two charged in ax attack in Farmington
• Lewiston's Baxter Brewery to release first seasonal ale
• Maine panel OKs probe in welfare computer snafu
• Maine panel OKs $40M supplemental budget
• Franklin family’s dogs taken by animal officer, placed with new owners
• New England states have lowest teen birth rates
• 3 Maryland school workers split Mega Millions win
• Standish man charged with juror tampering in triple-murder trial
• An emotional Forsley says new sewer billing threatens the future of Shipyard Brewing
• In wake of tragedy, Oxford family pushes for drugged-driver standards
• Police, fire rescue departments recognized
• Firefighters being cautious about hazardous buildings
• Franklin Memorial Hospital commits to reducing health care costs
• Norway supports plan to merge police departments with Paris
• Private developer working on Lisbon business park
• Former state park manager announces campaign for House seat 92
• RSU 16 superintendent resigns
• RSU 10 to eliminate 30 positions
• Police investigate report of man holding child over side of Longley Bridge
• Market for Maine heritage-brand shoes growing in Asia
• Lewiston landlord harassed woman by posting ‘no prostitution’ sign, panel finds
• Teacher evaluation bill awaits LePage's OK
• Gay marriage opponents speak out at UMaine
• Ormsby made list of people he wanted to kill, prosecutor says
• Jury seated in Amity triple-killing trial
• Maine gas prices shoot up 8 cents per gallon
• Standish woman appealing bat attack conviction
• Introducing Mo, Lincoln’s private eye drug dog for hire
• MBTA: What are the worst roads in Maine?
• Masters: Elementary, Watson
• School grandparents make a difference
• Triple murder trial arguments to begin in northern Maine
• New drug gives Paris student new life
• Transportation Committee split over state police funding
• Disabled woman claims Auburn Housing Authority discriminated against her
• Maine’s worst road sought
• Farmington board to hold public hearing on housing project
• PHOTO: Easter feasts
• Easter Sunrise
• Girls' basketball: Anderson commits to UNH
• Bailey eager to return and deliver
• Riverfront Island: Maybe something can happen
• Two arrested in Lisbon burglary
• Multiple cars involved in Farmington crash
• Casino job fair set for April 14
• Surge in ticks, Lyme disease expected in Maine, Northeast
• Train sparks likely to blame for Auburn fires
• Montello students treated to singing, dancing, drumming
• Weird, Wicked Weird: At Monmouth Academy, it's Outhouse Design 101
• Jay man killed in Route 156 accident in Wilton
• Panel rejects LePage move to eliminate MPBN funding
• Augusta woman hit by Jeep while on sidewalk dies
• Former Maine Turnpike director gets 3 1/2 years for stealing from agency
• Obama visit cost Portland, South Portland $29,000 in police overtime
• Auburn Savings is having an incredible special on Home Loans & Refinancing! No...
• Gov. LePage signs east-west highway bill
• Chretien's continues family tradition with hopes of a buyer
• Smoke in Livermore Falls Bank Building sets off alarms
• Hooping to Heal instills confidence in Farmington
• 'American Pie' singer to perform in Lewiston this month
• The Masters: Westwood leads after first day
• Bruins reach 100 points in win over Sens
• Jury selection grinds on in Ormsby triple homicide trial in Houlton
• The last months of Hilton Kramer: Praise for Harpswell home's unique approach to dementia
• Topsham fire forces closure of Route 196
• Topsham fire forces closure of Route 196
• Lewiston developer sentenced to 14 months for misappropriating federal funds
• Maine police officers now will receive warrants by email
• Maine House approves bill legalizing gambling for VFWs and fraternal groups
• Maine Forest Service continues efforts to contain mountainside fire in Gilead
• Maine Forest Service continues efforts to contain mountainside fire in Gilead
• Fort Kent parish gets temporary administrator after pastor investigated
• Our April 5 Edition is Online and On the Stands! • Draft of Riverfront Plan re...
• 19 Crescent Park School fifth-grade students now trained in life-saving skills
• Livermore Falls selectmen eliminate public sessions from meetings
• Region 9 board approves vocational, adult education budgets
• Recovering hiker in Tuckerman could take days, weeks
• Students get fly-tying lesson
• PHOTOS: Lewiston students cater to the community
• Lewiston community may be planning life after Bates No. 5
• Rogue judge has drug, sex issues
• Court rules suspect's statements admissable at murder trial
• Auto racing: Race shop wide open as new season approaches
• Sun Journal releases Lewiston-Auburn themed Facebook covers
• Financial scam hits Lake Region parents
• Somali theater bombing kills 10, shatters calm
• Live chat recap with Lewiston-Auburn Film Festival organizers
• After Maine finds extra $14.3 million, what’s next for budget process?
• Planned eviction of 64-year-old Blue Hill woman an emotional issue for all involved
• Report: EMTs followed protocol in Sugarloaf accident
• In rare move, lawmakers override LePage MaineCare veto
• Jury selection for man charged in slaying of Lewiston boy and two others starts today
• Local shelter finds homes for 151 cats, dogs
• Samuelson: 'Run your own race'
• Back in town: 'Dogs stretch Sea legs
• Towns vote to close Livermore Falls high school
• Oxford residents hear about bridge work
• Fireworks store coming to Paris
• Chance of survival 'grim' for man stuck in Tuckerman Ravine
• Three Dixfield men arrested on alcohol-for-minor charges
• Heavy metal at Club Texas
• Woods fire lights up Gilead
• State governments target tax-cheating software
• River Front Master Plan draft released
• New study: Modern births last two hours longer than in 1960s
• Kittyhawk hotel sign of big things for southern Auburn
• Red Sox get Cooking, knock off Nationals
• Auburn sets deadline to stop paying county for dispatch
• Beckett heads to Texas to have thumb checked
• Carthage teen injured in 2-car collision
• Norway, Paris discuss merging police departments
• Former AMVETS commander sentenced to jail on theft charge
• Veteran's artwork from Iraq to be displayed at Pennacook
• Peru ordinance creates sparks among selectmen
• Welcome to the new SunJournal.com
• Peru selectmen offer advice to wind committee
• Oxford Hills school budget up half a million dollars
• Farmington schools' volunteer receives award
• Kingfield reviewing wastewater disposal rates
• Auburn aims for state "Business Friendly" certification
• Auburn school budget to be less than expected
• Minot developer to get permit for York Road property
• Tornadoes pepper Dallas-Fort Worth
• Buckfield company makes official White House Easter eggs
• Mass. man lost in Tuckerman Ravine fall, ice conditions force delay in rescue efforts
• Sources: 5 dead in Oakland university shooting
• Maine Senate delivers 1-2 punch to agency deference bill
• GOP leaders mull reintroducing 'fair share' bill
• Republican leaders mull reintroducing hotly debated 'fair share' bill
• Former Androscoggin County dispatcher sentenced to serve 18 months for AMVETS theft
• Bates Dance Festival Presents Marc Bamuthi Joseph/The Living WordProject
• Wilton Planning Board to consider new downtown shop, hold public hearing
• Five inducted into Maine Motorsports Hall of Fame
• Four candidates seek seats on Poland Board of Selectmen
• Public hearing set on Wilton waste-treatment rate changes
• Help sought to plan Memorial Day programs in Livermore Falls
• Open house at Farmington's new police station
• Lisbon National Honor Society puts on Easter egg hunt for area kids
• Third arson hits Maine town
• Group to host organic gardening workshops
• Student wins Maine brewery beer label contest
• 11 survive plane crash, but 32 killed
• N.H. man, 18, killed in Maine crash
• Days numbered for vacant buildings in Lewiston
• Maine DOT wants to build new Martin Memorial Bridge 600 feet upriver
• PHOTO: Yummy chocolate treats
• Some say New England herring at risk from trawlers
• Missing Maine toddler generates online discussions
• PETA wants to put fake snakes on Mass. trains
• Dresden raptors wow crowd during program in Farmington
• PHOTO: Trikes for Tykes in Auburn
• PHOTO: Gymnastics meet in Lewiston
• Auburn council looks to trim spending
• Eats: Boa Thai — All aboard for sushi!
• Pranked! Office Edition — Readers divulge their favorite on-the-job high jinks
• Dresden: It's not in Lake Auburn
• College costs: Schools say they hear the complaints and they're doing something about it
• College notebook: Three area athletes garner honors
• Hot Corner: Some people are just irreplaceable
• Riders and skiers take to the pond for Saddleback's spring celebration
• Red Sox off WOXO
• Wayne man faces sexual assault charge
• Lewiston police arrest knife-wielding man
• On the ice for a good cause in Lewiston
• PHOTO/VIDEO: Humane Society adoption event
• PHOTO: New Criminal Justice/ CSI Lab
• Maine Geographic Bee held in Farmington Friday
• Vietnam veterans are finally welcomed, recognized 37 years late
• College Baseball: Tufts ends Bates' win streak
• Hancock couple killed in Sullivan car crash
• Maine man charged with threatening governor
• Fire in Pierce Street building
• Pet owners matched with new companions at Humane Society event
• Mega Millions draws mega interest in Maine
• Bliss Thru Shopping: Feeling leggy
• Former director of Lewiston home care business pleads guilty to fraud
• Blaze breaks out at abandoned Lisbon plant
• State revenue cuts, welfare shifts, big parts of proposed Lewiston tax increase
• PHOTO: Work begins on Turner Hannaford
• Dixfield taxidermists restore 9-foot Maine moose for New York client
• Capitals pick off B’s
• Blue Jays steal it from Red Sox
• New Rumford cafe, take-out serves local foods with Mexican flair
• PHOTO: Learning early in Auburn
• Webb River Bridge construction
• Wilton schools evacuate students after bomb threats
• Gilead town meeting to address North Road rebuilding Saturday
• Council opens free dump days to tenants, all city residents
• Maine Senate debates pipeline politics
• Maine Senate passes Tree Growth survey, keeps management plans sealed
• Maine Republicans slow installation of health care law as court ruling looms
• Brunswick pharmacy pays penalty
• Auburn Police issues annual community report
• Maine court won't rule on treasurer
• Gay tolerance T-shirt on Brunswick classroom wall triggers wider conversation
• DEA agent’s alleged drug abuse leads to search warrant challenge
• 400 evacuated from Wilton schools after bomb threat
• H.S. Football: Soehren named Oxford Hills coach
• Auburn councilor: Too little spent on education
• Mechanic Falls proposed budget less than current one
• Mt. Blue school addition, renovation project moving along
• Underage drinking topic of community meeting
• Rangeley School Board gets update on alternative education
• Farmington man faces sexual contact charge
• Paris selectmen set meeting date with Norway board
• Mexico, Rumford selectmen to discuss jointly buying ladder truck
• Selectmen increase recreation director to full time
• Baseball team starting in Farmington
• Cell tower opponents hope to hire lawyer, appeal to Superior Court
• PHOTO: Denmark rollover
• Norway tree-planting program wins grant
• Mexico fire contained to porch, eaves
• Five candidates vying for county commission seats
• Slot machine installation begins at Oxford Casino
• Longtime coach, teacher Cayer named Mountain Valley AD
• Disabled people needing help feel Maine cutbacks
• Gray crash kills Portland woman
• Orono campus officials unfazed by past Dayglow fiascos
• Skiing trails, raising money for museum
• Sun Journal photographer confronts suspected thief
• Report blames coal plants for climate change
• River Valley Ideaville launches cash mob initiative to help area businesses
• Councilors favor no cuts for shared agencies
• Bruins short out Lightning, 5-2
• Off-duty firefighter rescues woman from burning home in Sabattus
• Local filmmaker to document cancer, cycling journeys with Patrick Dempsey's help
• Thurston steps to the plate
• PHOTO: Cold flowers
• Vikings select Soehren to coach football
• LePage DHHS restructuring bill advances amid partisan rancor
• Check out Maine Music Society's My Favorite Mozart at the Franco-American Herita...
• Jury clears Lewiston landlords of liability
• High court sides with Lewiston on water fee
• High court sides with Lewiston on water fee
• Androscoggin Land Trust closes on Buckfield conservation deal
• Maine Legislature gives final nod to east-west highway study
• Maine bill seeks end to day-care union rights
• 30th Anniversary Season Celebrates New Works By Favorite Artists
• Lewiston's Tree Street Youth bustling, thanks to community support
• Peru road to be closed for summer rally
• Paris nature preserve transfer hung up on legal questions
• Five charged in meth lab case
• Manslaughter trial for teen driver to continue in April
• RSU 10 budget drops assistant principal position
• LePage administration retools agency plan after concerns over power-grab
• Spring Sports: Everything's on track early
• Boys' Basketball: Mt. Blue's Bessey retires
• L-A video contest focuses on the positive
• 100-year-old city reports paint picture
• Jay man accused of stealing metal
• Mexico, Rumford police arrest Blanchards
• Outdoor Market needs new chairman
• Maine court: Parents not liable for suicide
• State Democrats charge computer-glitch cover-up
• Some Republicans, paper companies oppose bill diminishing agency power to interpret rules
• Maine the most rural state, Census data shows
• Lawmakers on verge of passing contentious income tax bill
• Maine's AG says fight against federal health care law, "a matter of principle."
• Five arrested in connection to Kingfield meth lab
• King adds campaign staff including one Democrat and one Republican
• Maine resorts launch late-season snow-making effort
• Join us at the Hilton Garden Inn Auburn Riverwatch Thursday with the Maine Herit...
• Sunday blaze destroys home on Harris Hill Road
• Golf: Tiger Woods ends three-year drought
• Monmouth wrestlers headed to nationals
• Libby announces run for Lewiston House seat
• Paris selectmen to meet tonight
• Cleveland announces candidacy for state Senate
• Maine Maple Sunday draws crowds despite rain, low production
• Poland GOP to meet April 1
• Auburn Democrats to meet
• Old politics shape new Tree Growth bill
• New Gloucester to hold hearing on zoning change amendment
• Oxford budget committee meets Tuesday
• Wildlife officials offer moose-watching tips
• MDOT seeking comment to replace Martin Memorial Bridge in Rumford
• Rumford board OKs $7.4 million municipal budget recommendation
• D'Amboise sharpens attack in 6-way GOP primary
• Community gardeners learn ways to eliminate pests
• Bates 5 fate still in the air in Riverfront Island plan draft
• Woman moving to Bethel from Lewiston goes missing
• Animal tales: Bunny love
• FLOOR SYSTEMS is having a Home Flooring Give Away this month! Get in there quick...
• Sweet corner store memories: It's all about penny candy, comics and counter staff as readers vividly remember their favorite local stores
• Lewiston cat lover dedicates life to feral cats
• Record heat stops maple sap flows for many Western Maine syrup farmers
• PHOTO: Getting ready for the shootout in Auburn
• Solution to Maine's heating crisis offered to lawmakers at Peru open house
• Lewiston: 36th annual gun show draws a crowd
• College hockey: UMD rallies by Black Bears
• Fire destroys Fort Kent business landmark
• Teaming up right from the get-go
• Tepid winter hurt traditional industries and pastimes, but Mainers are quickly buying into spring
• Nightlife Calendar
• Road Trip: Turner Maine — Remnants of the historic feud, newest state park are just some of this town's attractions
• Maine jail reviews security records
• Lewiston woman beaten with table leg
• Face Time: Calvin Rinck, marketing director extraordinaire
• Eats: Preparing your own baby food — makers say it is cheaper, greener and can be more nutritious
• Drag racers busted at 91 mph on Route 26 in Poland
• Maine Maple Sunday farms
• Androscoggin County aims for $10M building renovation
• Snowe visits Lewiston, meets with consitituents
• Auburn man memorializes uncle with desert run
• PHOTO: Ice out in Auburn
• PHOTOS: Friday on the Farm
• Graziano's closes in Lisbon
• Snowboarding: Tuttle takes extreme end of season in stride
• Strong woman named adult education director for RSU 73
• PHOTO: 'Art Is'
• Canton dam gates closed to raise lake level
• Woodstock town meeting on Monday
• Former Phillips man sentenced to 90 days in securities act violation
• Auburn collecting names for spring cleanup
• Stuck with high gas prices, drivers just pump less
• Titanic bandleader's letter among N.H. auction items
• C’s put end to Bucks’ streak
• Lawyers: Release N.H. woman accused of Rwanda crimes
• Maine says no thanks to beef with 'pink slime'
• Federal judge says LePage’s decision to remove mural was government speech
• Obama: 'If I had a son, he'd look like Trayvon'
• Graziano's in Lisbon closes
• Congress scrutinizes funding for King's wind power project
• Oxford selectmen OK casino liquor license
• Law enforcement officers added to Franklin County deputy reserve list
• Livermore board shifts meeting to Friday
• RSU 73 board sends $5.3 million building project to voters
• Proposed sewer rate options available in Wilton
• Special school district withdrawal committee to meet Tuesday in Byron
• Shelter offers low-cost spaying/neutering for cats
• Bliss Thru Shopping: Vintage vows
• Lewiston man pleads guilty in stabbing
• Cause of Farmington brush fire unknown
• Lots of questions raised at Canton wind farm hearing
• Firefighters douse garbage fire at transfer station
• Rumford board struggles with General Assistance budget
• Lawmakers deal blow to LePage bill diverting public funds to religious schools
• PHOTO: Fishing on a day off
• Middle school students work together to build race car for
• Lewiston man's wheelchair found
• L/A Arts is sponsoring the Chamber After Hours TONIGHT(March 22) at the Franco A...
• Maine Public Radio decries proposed funding cut
• DeCoster bill one step closer to passage
• UPDATE: Police recover stolen wheelchair
• Democrats accuse LePage administration of ‘breach of trust’ on DHHS errors
• Former Pats coach Erhardt dies at 80
• Vegan cafe owners working to start 'lifestyle sanctuary'
• Coffee Church a hit with congregation
• Lewiston woman inducted into Franco Hall of Fame
• Elderly man's wheelchair stolen from under his bedroom window
• Conditions for wildfires are here
• Martin sponsors bill for Irving mining, owes $250,000 to another Irving company
• Auburn elementary school students drum to a different beat
• Two Lewiston men charged after morning shots fired
• Turner man missing nearly a week
• Wilton's five sugar houses open for Maine Maple Sunday
• VIDEO: Learning a different beat
• Rangeley selectmen approve music festival for summer
• Hydro power idea floated for Bass-Wilson building
• Otisfield Town House donations reach about $37,000
• Andover selectmen to meet today on school issue
• Vehicle thefts continue in Mexico area
• Region 9 board sends budget to voters
• 'Hunger Games' frenzy sells books, movies, more
• Jailers, case managers cite public safety dangers in LePage's DHHS plan
• Ski resorts hurting
• Teacher effectiveness bill passes early hurdle
• Maine getting an early taste of summer
• Andover voters OK talks with SAD 44 to keep school open
• Council shifts project money to cover high storm sewer bids
• Poland voters to decide on property purchase
• Turner board to meet with business owner about site appearance
• Addition, renovation work estimated to cost $5.3 million
• Peru couple featured in New York Times heating crisis story to hold open house
• Peru committee learns about wind turbine impact on wildlife
• Photo: Gas line break
• PHOTO: New pawn shop set to open in Auburn
• Calling all moose callers to Rangeley contest
• Maine Fire Marshal's Office investigating suspicious Rumford house fire
• Students learn of various occupations during Career Day
• Portland artists display colorful work at UMF Art Gallery
• Franklin County Chamber of Commerce board recommends dissolving chamber
• Otisfield board denies cellphone tower appeal
• Livermore Falls sells foreclosed properties
• No property tax hike expected for Oxford this year
• Autistic Rumford toddlers fall two stories to alley
• NFL suspends Saints' coach, former coach
• Tebow traded to Jets
• Gas leak closes part of Lisbon Street
• McCormick resigns from MaineHousing
• Lewiston, Auburn to merge youth hockey leagues
• Methadone for MaineCare patients capped at two years under bill
• Man missing from Lisbon group home
• Job seekers getting asked for Facebook passwords
• Schools seek to merge Waterford, Harrison elementaries
• School surprises vice principal in tie-clad song
• Volunteers pull together costumes for passion play
• Two toddlers fall from second-story window in Rumford
• DEP hearing on Canton Mountain wind farm Thursday
• Man faces assault, other charges
• Farmington voters follow selectmen's lead
• Budget talks to begin in Jay
• Bill that would replace Maine caucuses with primary system scrutinized
• Gov. LePage seeks new DHHS positions to investigate misuse of benefits
• Longtime gay marriage opponents form PAC in Maine
• Spring cleanup collections get Auburn council approval
• Gerrish lays out Auburn budget that brings tax hike
• Man missing from Lisbon group home
• Spring may be on the calendar, but summer is in the air
• High school baseball: Blue Devils have everybody ready to pitch in
• Selectmen accept grant for historic redevelopment project
• King sells stake in wind power business for Senate run
• Police seeking $40K tractor stolen in Union
• Reporter Query: Are you a high-tech do-it-yourself-er?
• 6 hurt in 6-vehicle crash in Waterville
• Longest-serving Snowe staffer reflects on career, multiple sclerosis event to recognize service
• ‘F’ in national study of accountability and transparency laws means Maine is ‘ripe’ for corruption
• Maine university to offer 4 new degree programs
• Wales farmer looking for someone to pass on his legacy
• PHOTO: Studying napping
• Nomination papers available
• Making the cut
• Authorities urge care after motorcycle crash
• Three men injured in New Gloucester crash
• Record temperatures, sun melt away cabin fever for Mainers
• Zoning change for Wilton Primary School building left to voters
• Jay firefighters in ski race for Maine Handicapped Skiing program
• Pupils study all things Canadian
• Dirigo High School gets Outing Club grant
• Decision on cellphone tower appeal expected Tuesday
• Reporter Query: How much does cost matter in picking a college?
• Rumford board OKs placing charter change before town meeting voters
• H.S. Hockey: Maksut earns Travis Roy Award
• LePage talks up school reforms
• Dube to retire from Franco Center
• Road 'postings' come early in northern New England
• LePage's brother-in-law lands state job
• Maine fishermen grapple for lost fishing gear
• Inflatable sumo suit wrestling fundraiser delights large crowd in Rumford
• PHOTOS: 'Hats Off' in Auburn
• PHOTOS: Irish dance in Lewiston
• Website launched for Maine-N.H. bridge project
• Cheering: Lewiston wins New England crown
• Maine theme park ready to hire 250 for summer
• Health and Wealth III: Small hospitals, some big surprises
• Search for toddler hits 3-month mark
• Lawmakers enact anti-bullying bill
• Lawmakers have month left in session
• Talk of the town
• Veggies in the garden: Start indoors for some early rewards
• Face Time: Ryan Waning — New lounge, more laughs
• Eats: Sea40 hibachi — Flying food and fun
• College Hockey: Gaudreau, Eagles dispatch Black Bears
• Sticky situation: The official B-Plus syrup taste test
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• College Hockey: Anthoine leads Maine past BU
• New gambling era arrives at Maine casino
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• VIDEO: Texting-while-driving simulator
• Changes at the top at Good Shepherd Food-Bank
• Pair charged in Naples home invasion, robbery
• Museum L-A tours could include Bean manufacturing plants
• PHOTO: Durham fire
• Girls' Soccer: Rand resigns at Poland
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• Teen killed in crash in Maine
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• Messy caucuses lead to push for primaries in Maine
• Former Maine US Rep arrested outside embassy with George Clooney
• Maine home invaded by fake DEA agents
• UMaine System names finalists in search for new UMF president
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• Lawmakers, family of slain Farmington soldier celebrate new veterans court law
• Judge throws out Rockland prisoner escape case
• Testimony divided on LePage education bills
• Carrabassett Valley antes up $1.7M for golf course
• Auburn Fire Department improvements under way
• Inflated sumo-suit wrestling debuts March 17 in Rumford
• L-A Future Forum: Community leaders with a vision for the cities
• Nurse, teacher to retire
• Maine State Police recognizes four Rumford policemen for work on 2009 double homicide
• College Hockey: Maine, BU set to clash in semifinal
• Governor visits Oxford Hills
• SAD 44 board dealing with air quality, new grading system, Andover school
• Mexico begins formulating budget
• Paris Budget Committee seeks to reign in tax increases
• Andover town meeting voters face proposed $615,187 municipal budget
• Reporter query: Are you running from zombies soon?
• More charges in Verso paper standoff in Jay
• Maine lawmakers to consider changing from presidential caucus to primary system
• High School Football: Lisbon mainstay Doucette named Oak Hill coach
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• Maine searchers find missing 12-year-old boy
• Senate votes to cut Maine income tax
• Walgreens settles civil complaint in Maine
• LePage unveils plan to restructure DHHS
• Bangor woman who reported Florida firefighter missing no longer wanted, police say
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• Bethel commission explores Bingham Trust land trails as boost to local economy
• Bethel commission explores Bingham Trust land trails as boost to local economy
• Newspaper fails to resolve Brunswick tax delinquency
• RSU 10 panel to study school building changes
• Petitions seek withdrawal from RSU 10
• Mass gathering ordinance, libraries on Hebron warrant
• Supper to benefit therapeutic horse center
• Rangeley region eyes update for scenic byway plan
• Celts’ Wilcox faces heart surgery
• Starks closer to leaving school district, joining Mt. Blue
• Cheerleading: Devils hope fourth time is charm at New Englands
• Woodstock man sentenced in burglaries
• Norway man sentenced for burglary spree
• Oxford man charged with sexual assault
• Supper to benefit Waterford cancer patient
• Jail looking for more budget cuts
• Durham store robbed; suspects sought
• County panel delays dispatching decision
• Standoff brought Verso mill in Jay to standstill
• Plan seeks more Maine social services integration
• New LePage budget goes beyond typical fix
• Former millworker faces felony charges for hostage incident in Jay
• Treasurer seeks to remove Georgetown property from tree tax law
• Maine House supports Clean Election law reform
• Former Gov. John Baldacci will not run for Snowe’s U.S. Senate seat
• Rockland woman arrested for sex with Conn. teen she met playing “Call of Duty” online
• UPDATE: Former mill worker surrenders after 9-hour standoff in Jay
• Bangor psychiatric hospital to lay off 45 employees in effort to close budget gap
• Tax breaks in state budget
• Farmington police rehire state fire investigator as sergeant
• New articles come up at Chesterville town meeting
• Lewiston cafe closing due to owner's pending deportation
• Deputy uninjured, deer dies in collision with cruiser in Farmington
• Copper piping stolen in Kingfield
• Learn to save money at Stretch-A-Dollar Day in Farmington
• Norway budget proposal going to selectmen
• Seniors enjoy March Madness lunch at Harrison
• SWOAM hosting landowner relations seminar
• Dixfield seeking loan for sewer project
• Byron voters say no to RSU 10 withdrawal until options known
• Poland man pleads guilty to lesser charges after mistrial
• Lewiston hires spring coaches
• Bethel man pleads guilty to attacking officer
• Longtime newspaper business manager retires
• Local Red Cross recognizes 'heroes'
• Online tax payments set for Mechanic Falls
• Stakeholders split on LePage department merger plan
• Stakeholders split on LePage department merger plan
• Fickett pleads guilty to arson in boarding house fire
• 747 buzzes Auburn airport in show of respect
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• Portland teen homeless shelter gets national attention for not demanding sobriety to access programs
• Bangor woman who reported Florida firefighter missing now wanted on unrelated charge
• Study of east-west highway gets initial approval from Maine Senate
• Businessman hopes to resurrect Midcoast papers; no future planned Bar Harbor, Augusta weeklies
• Bill seeks more oversight for quasi-state agencies in light of turnpike scandal
• Searsport man accused of sex crimes against children
• Auburn police looking for van after morning hit-and-run
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• Maine jail inmate breaches max security for sex
• LePage unveils energy initiatives
• Reserves closed out
• Boys' Soccer: Morin Resigns
• Lisbon fire claims two cats; dog saved
• EL's Dunn, Bourget sweep national racewalk
• Request to transfer part of Paris preserve to cemetery runs into resistance
• Local soldier killed in Olympia, Wash.
• Nine fry pans valued at $800 taken in Wilton burglary
• Woman involved in two accidents in Wilton
• Second arrest made in attempted burglary
• Limington man enjoys reliving history as Revolutionary War re-enactor
• Ordinances certified for votes in Jay
• Chesterville man faces assault, terrorizing charges
• Poland says no to plowing school properties
• PHOTOS: Hot winter's day in the Oxford Hills
• Workshop on home health hazards set
• More programs, new teaching methods, requested for Lewiston Middle School
• Dinner, dance seek to help baby meet Mickey Mouse
• Four teens charged in explosions, fires in Livermore Falls, Rumford
• 'I went to my first one 30 years ago and was hooked.'
• Crowd backs separate Mountain Valley, Dirigo high schools
• H.S. Hockey: Lewiston's Tiner finalist for top award
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• Kentucky company settles over ads on Limbaugh's show
• Livermore Falls teens charged with use of explosive devices
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• Maine House gives first nod to loosen gun laws on state grounds
• Maine gas prices drop — slightly
• Beach to Beacon signups start March 15
• Maine advances to Hockey East semifinal with 2-1 win over Merrimack
• College Baseball: USM is welcome change for Verrier
• Coping with domestic violence presents an ongoing challenge in Washington County
• Oxford Hills schedules budget meetings
• Norway veterans to mark Legion's birthday
• Rumford selectmen budget work meetings scheduled
• Auburn City Council faces busy two months
• L-A Future Forum is Great Falls lecture topic
• Venue moved for Obama's visit to Maine on March 30
• Life in Maine an adventure for Wilton poets
• Lewiston student uses committee seat to ask 'why?'
• Research Night displays everything from Picasso to artillery
• Growth Council learns of possible projects, assistance
• Snowe's exit from Senate much like Mitchell's in '94
• Vt. holds spring snow geese hunt
• Maine bike coalition sets dates for bike swaps
• Architect dreams about the river, canals, Lewiston's future
• Maine lawmakers mull retiring pension system
• An annual tradition: Pond skimming at Lost Valley in Auburn
• New Maine group to promote responsible gambling
• H.S. Hockey: Trojans trump Saints for second Class A crown
• Man dies, 3 others wounded in Maine shootings
• The Hot Corner: Decade of dry ice doesn't end
• H.S. Hockey: Trojans' defense has final say
• H.S. Hockey: Greely captures second Class B crown
• All Village Soup publications cease operations
• PHOTOS: Collegiate National Championships at Sunday River
• Ski Museum of Maine holds day at Saddleback
• 'Somebody has landed in our yard'
• Fight ends in arrest for Chesterville man
• PHOTO: Toddler art
• Region 9 school to explore alternative fuels
• PHOTO: Dog rescue in Durham
• PHOTO: Auburn's Webster School transformed
• State police use unmarked van to deter texting
• Teens charged in burglary spree
• Guns drawn on Oak Street in Lewiston
• PHOTO: Hockey lunch
• Celtics impede Trail Blazers
• H.S. Hockey: Trojans look to repeat, Saints look for No. 25
• Weird, Wicked Weird: Entrepreneur sees success after taking tarot cards' advice
• Bank locks doors on attempted robber
• L.L. Bean sales grow despite weak economy
• ARCHIVE: Maine Class B state hockey championship
• New Vineyard voters approve new firetruck, reject assessment review ordinance
• Andover board seeks voter OK to negotiate with SAD 44 board to keep Andover School open
• LIVE BLOG: Class A state hockey championship
• Chase ends after trooper rams suspect's car in Greene
• Mass. woman hurt in snowmobile crash in Maine
• Police: Texting a factor in fatal Eddington crash
• Portland's WGAN sticking with Rush Limbaugh
• Maine dairy company gets honors
• DHHS chief says computer error should have been disclosed sooner
• Full Titanic wreck site is mapped for first time
• LePage unveils initiatives he says will lower electricity rates
• Attorney general asked to rule whether LePage can withhold money from Millinocket
• Lewiston man charged after hitting child when passing school bus
• Winners of Stars on Ice must claim their tickets by Monday at 5pm. Thank you!
• Portland's WGAN sticking with Rush Limbaugh
• Porter denied bail in firefighter slaying; victim’s widow cries in court
• Maine nursing homes and hospitals battling deadly gut infection
• City councilors want seats on L/A Arts board
• Lisbon woman charged after car hits pole
• Farmington Police Department ready to move
• PHOTO: Out on a limb
• Track and Field: NCAA champion Pless doubles his fun for Bates
• Norway, Lewiston men get two years for burglary spree
• Byron voters to decide whether to withdraw from RSU 10
• Owner of dress, coat in Dixfield town garage found
• Sixty-six youths enjoy Harrison fishing derby
• Bliss Thru Shopping: Have bags, will travel
• Oxford groomers design coats of many colors
• Tomaselli threatens to fire lawyer; drops protection complaint
• Legislative panel opposes controversial Maine takings bill
• Legislative panel opposes controversial Maine takings bill
• LePage names temporary replacement for position vacated by Maj. Gen. Libby
• Snowe endorses Brown in Massachusetts Senate race
• Maine lawmakers closer to toughening unemployment comp laws, taking away vacation exemption
• Columbia Falls man convicted of $90,000 Social Security fraud
• Reporter query: What's the best workplace prank you've ever heard?
• Our March 8 Edition is Online and On the Stands! • Labor Dept. mural artist at...
• Lewiston college providing free bus rides to students
• Rumford woman adds Charles River paddle race to her charitable activities
• Vietnam Veterans Remembrance Day debuts March 30 in Rumford
• Androscoggin commissioners unveil unfinished dispatching plan
• Quest to list names of World War II veterans on monument shapes up
• H.S. Hockey: Greely thumps York in Western B final
• Youth hockey: LAYHL, Gladiators to push on
• Fenway now historic landmark
• Kennedy Park committee gets money to design new gazebo
• Temperatures expected to hit 60 today
• Lewiston school budget would add 18 staffers, programs to help students graduate
• Former Monmouth teacher pleads guilty
• Scrutiny falls on Maine DHHS as ineligible residents receive Medicaid
• H.S. Football: Jim Hersom named Gray-New Gloucester coach
• Maine Senate sustains "do-nothing" vote on Clean Elections law
• Former Jay man dies while serving sentence for sex convictions
• Exciting Conference about Online Learning, Virtual Schools! "Developing Student...
• Pingree out of Senate race
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• Rumford selectman seeks public's help to solve vandalism crimes against couple
• Chesterville voters to elect new selectman, consider budget
• Proposed budget for Industry up slightly
• New Vineyard to vote on forming assessment board
• Rumford Parks Commission bans dogs, other pets from town parks, athletic fields, playgrounds, cemeteries
• Lepage to visit Oxford Hills
• Rumford board asks fire chief to draft plan to regionalize for ladder truck service
• Newry town meeting voters OK $834,262 municipal budget
• Roxbury residents approve budget, fee increase
• Councilors support partial ban on rural fireworks
• History day projects show Poland students' research
• H.S. Hockey: Thornton doubles up Falmouth for Western A crown
• Hockey: Colisee to host Pirates, Junior Pirates in 2012-13; target still USHL
• Democrats, teachers union see plot to stifle debate in delayed education bills
• Scarcelli lawyer says claims made by stepfather, mother in lawsuit lack merit
• Youth hockey: Colisee, Pirates strike deal; LAYHL in limbo
• Maine lawmakers poised to debate future of Clean Elections law
• Two jail inmates in Auburn attempt suicide
• Two jail inmates in Auburn attempt suicide
• Stars on Ice winners: Ann Berube, Claire Dube Durgin, Claudia Gaudette, Patty La...
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• Ski crash probe looks into widow's allegations of shoddy care
• College Basketball: CMCC women bound for nationals
• Touchette honored for service to fire department
• Bus wash facility gets no support from Auburn council
• County to unveil compromise over emergency dispatching
• Diversity Days broadens students' horizons
• Roxbury voters approve $1 million road bond
• LIVE BLOG: Class A Hockey Regional Finals
• Balloon travels nearly 500 miles in less than four hours to connect two 12-year-olds five states apart
• Bill would extend statute of limitations for sex crimes
• H.S. Hockey: Deja vu: Lewiston, St. Dom's lock up again in East regional final
• Commission: Jewish man harassed out of Lewiston home
• Source: Firland, Pirates, MHG deal to involve youth, junior hockey
• Lubec man charged for possessing over-size Atlantic salmon
• Rockport woman dies in snowmobile crash
• Auburn officials find manager search response disappointing
• There's still room in budget for spring cleanup, councilors told
• Proposed Livermore Falls path extension draws concerns
• Man charged in Farmington crash
• King makes U.S. Senate run official
• Portland bishop says Catholic Church won’t actively campaign against gay marriage
• Lyman appointed cemetery sexton
• Special town meeting set for Tuesday in Wilton
• OHMS Experiential Team holding Bowl-A-Thon
• PHOTO: Coming out on top
• Lee's Machiah Center continues family commitment to civic involvement
• Lobsterman finds a niche in Farmington
• Arts center applying for grant to fund building repairs
• City schedules meetings for Riverfront Island plan
• Woman dies in crash with logging truck
• New England wrestling: Belfast wrestler wins New England title
• Class C championship: Worth the wait in gold for Dirigo
• PEOPLE YOU KNOW: One year after a double lung transplant, George Carman is healthy, and grateful
• Franklin County arrest log
• Trash compactor catches fire at Franklin Printing
• Oxford County arrest log
• Lewiston-Auburn Police log
• Canadian, Maine police exchange to be held this week
• Engineering proposal on bike walk path extension to be heard
• Governor: Maine leads in helping entrepreneurs
• Class C boys: Cougars capture elusive title
• Class C state championship: All in the family
• Storms demolish small towns in Ind., Ky.; 38 dead
• Teddy bear vigil held for missing toddler
• H.S. Hockey: St. Dom's edges Bangor
• Life in Rumford revealed by debut Friday Night Live show
• H.S. Hockey: Lewiston downs Cony
• H.S. Hockey: Falmouth edges Scarborough, TA advances
• Hundreds apply for about 50 blackjack dealer jobs at Oxford Casino job fair
• Eustis voters approve electric signboard
• West Paris favors single-stream recycling at town meeting
• Minot voters cut spending
• New Sharon voters pass budget during annual town meeting
• Weld residents, state senator recognize longtime selectman
• Waterford voters OK bigger budget
• Strong voters increase spending
• Greene voters retain tax break
• The Hot Corner: Dirigo's public statement needed Lee's challenge
• Flaws in Santorum's campaign discipline on display
• Losses mount from scams targeting older Americans
• NY's cardinal urges 'freedom of religion battle'
• Selectmen re-elected in Strong
• Minot elects write-in to school board
• Nadeau wins seat on SAD 52 board
• Roxbury town meeting slated for Monday
• PHOTOS: LA Film Festival fundraiser in Lewiston
• Olympian comes to Rumford elementary
• PHOTO: Powder day at Sunday River in Newry
• Class C Championship: Enjoying the downtown life
• H.S. Hockey: Regional semifinals on tap
• ARCHIVE: Eastern Class A semifinal hockey
• LIVE BLOG: Western Class A Hockey Semifinals
• H.S. Hockey: Martin, Tiner among Roy semifinalists
• Snowe: 'Sensible center' of Congress has virtually disappeared
• Raye staying in 2nd Congressional District race, no Senate bid
• Raye stays in 2nd District race; others entertain Senate bid
• Norway code officer wants inspection authority
• Rumford board OK's planning work on a mountain bike trail system by 4-1 vote
• Mountain Valley parents create college savings plans
• Birds perish in garage fire in Eustis
• Strong election, town meeting set
• Oxford Hills schools take one too many snow days
• PHOTO: Snow day in Farmington
• Historical society seeks info on gown, dress coat found in Dixfield town garage
• Class C Championship: Cougars' middle man
• Class C basketball: Different Lee Academy team confronts Dirigo
• Don't like the weather? Wait a week.
• Hockey: Colisee to host Pirates; will have primary tenant in 2012-13
• Former fire chief charged in Oxford County arson
• Snowe, Collins split on contraception bill
• RSU 16 hires interim superintendent
• RSU 16 hires interim superintendent
• Birds perish in Eustis garage fire Thursday
• Maine House unanimously passes order seeking court opinion on treasurer
• Court date set for suspect in firefighter slaying
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• Well-known Bethel inn, restaurant and pub up for auction
• PHOTO: First lady tours Auburn food bank
• Lewiston Christian school closing in June
• Waterford annual meeting set for Saturday
• PHOTO: Dr. Seuss in Auburn
• Phillips man accused of threatening hunters with gun
• Farmington considers ordinance for energy-efficiency loans
• Concert raises $2,700 for family of West Paris accident victims
• Proposal seeks to study merging Rumford, Dixfield schools
• PHOTO: Variety store closes after 56 Years
• March storm closes schools complicates commutes in Maine, N.H. and Vermont
• H.S. Softball: Poland, St. Dom's hire new coaches
• H.S. Basketball: Proud past defines Cougars
• Republicans join Democrats seeking court opinion on Poliquin
• Angus King considering run for Snowe's Senate seat
• Propane truck rolls over in Harrison
• Michaud, Pingree, Baldacci file papers to run for Senate; LePage won't try to extend filing deadline
• LIVE CHAT: Maine's big decision, Snowe bows out of U.S. Senate Race
• Winter storm to hit Maine
• PHOTO: Trout fishing in Monmouth
• Snowe's news shocked even local GOP
• Homeowner tackles burglary suspect in Norway
• RSU 10 principals main event in March 17 Sumo wrestling fundraiser
• PHOTO: New Greek and Italian restaurant in Auburn
• Citing frustration with 'my-way-or-the-highway' partisan atmosphere in D.C., Snowe leaving Senate
• Sumner wind ordinance going to board March 13
• Roxbury wind farm's offer of free electricity to town households starts soon
• Otisfield group appeals cell tower approval
• Newry to hold annual town meeting March 5
• Greene voters to decide property-tax discount
• Planning boards consider alternative zoning for Twin Cities
• Analysis: Questions, options reverberate from Snowe bombshell
• Lewiston parking ban starts at midnight
• Eastern A quarterfinal: St. Dom's downs Edward Little
• Eastern A quarterfinal: Lewiston drubs Skowhegan
• College Hockey: Lewiston native Boucher earns top award
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• Freeport teacher suspended for in class comments
• Wood stove installation cited in Norway farmhouse fire
• Eustis elections to be held Friday, town meeting on Saturday
• Seth Berry announces re-election bid
• Stabbing suspect to get psychiatric evaluation
• Lewiston Middle School lacrosse team approved
• Sen. Olympia Snowe not seeking re-election
• Worthley Pond zoning issue before selectmen
• RSU 10 high school budgets presented
• Crooked River survey completed and online
• Strong prepared for annual meeting this week
• Afghan sisters seeking asylum assisted by Wilton couple
• Livermore Falls man faces child pornography charge
• Sheriff's Office bogged down by false alarms
• Auburn Hall offices closing mid-day Wednesday
• AP source: Varitek to retire Thursday
• Police searching for suspect linked to attempted Farmington break-in
• Maine panel takes small step toward casino policy
• Matt Kenseth wins Daytona 500 after fire and rain
• TV's 'American Pickers' visit Lisbon collectors
• Washington Street lanes closed in Auburn
• Everything old was new again at the Oscars
• Bangor man named person of interest named in search for Fla. man
• Maine panel takes small step toward casino policy
• 1 dead, 4 wounded in Ohio high school shooting
• Panel says don't fine Poliquin for failure to disclose business income
• LePage skips White House meeting with governors
• Police break up Southen Maine burglary ring
• Maine DOT installs cameras on I-295
• Riverside Drive closed after accident
• Riverside Drive in Auburn reopened to traffic but reduced to one lane near accident scene
• Maine agencies promote invasive species awareness
• Norway warming hut gets finishing touches
• Driver crashes twice in one day
• Massachusetts man found with 20 pounds of pot in Lewiston
• Twin City Democrats back Obama for second term
• Back taxes, property foreclosures prompt special town meeting in Wilton
• Minot residents to decide Fire Department requests
• House fire reported in Norway
• 'Artist' wins 5 Oscars, including best picture, actor, director
• Durham woman injured in rollover crash
• Junior Hockey: Guay to lead rejuvenated Moose
• Baseball registrations set for Harrison
• H.S. Hockey: Top contenders set as playoffs loom
• Snowstorm bumps Heart to Heart Conference at Rumford Hospital to March 10
• Animal tales: Dining with the fishes
• PHOTO: Truck hits pole
• House fire reported in Norway
• City seeks opinons on one-way Vale Street
• Parent-teacher conferences set at OHCHS
• PHOTO: Undecking the halls
• Googling for namesakes — One editor's (alligator) tale
• The 'other you': Readers' stories of mistaken identities
• Bethel WinterFest snow volcano delights crowd
• PHOTO: Mini cheerleader for Rangeley
• Western Class D Girls' Championship: Rangeley couldn't make Richmond pay for missing Plummer
• Girls' basketball: Plummer positively overpowering
• The Hot Corner: Team for the ages caps special week
• Western C boys' final: Cougars make it four in arow
• L.L. Bean: The stuff of legend
• Phillips kicks off 200th year with bean supper
• Championship Roundup: Forest Hills stuns Hyde in 'D'
• Officials say gay marriage vote is on
• York County authorities warn of lottery scam
• Maine teacher guilty of giving alcohol to teen
• Maine seafood harvest reaches 7-year high
• Huddle Up: Another painful fall for Cougars
• Lewiston-Auburn rail supporters make case for $20 million bond
• Free Well Woman Clinic planned for Feb. 27
• Hibachi, sushi — Japanese restaurant opens in Lewiston
• Study: Maine government can improve safeguards against corruption
• PHOTO: Building Future Leaders
• Former Lewiston mayor remembered for service, speed
• Mayors discuss housing with Sen. Collins
• Cruthirds pleads not guilty to attempted murder
• Modern Woodmen contest offers $500 for community improvement
• Girls' basketball: Rams rally past Red Eddies
• Activities planned statewide for Great Maine Outdoor Weekend
• Relentless scrutiny pushed Palin to exasperation
• Obama: Every tool eyed to stop slaughter in Syria
• DA: Mass. sergeant shoots officer, then kills self
• Plans to drug test welfare recipients get momentum
• Oxford Casino hiring 50 dealers
• LIVE BLOG: Western Class D Championships
• Eastern Class A Boys' Championship: Mt. Blue's comeback bid falls shy
• Mr. Paperback stores to close, Magazines Inc. to be sold, 120 to lose jobs
• Farmington plow truck burns after working Friday night storm
• Western Class C boys' semifinals: Dirigo drops hammer on Hall-Dale
• Girls' Basketball: Lakers outlast Leavitt
• Reverend working to get back to pulpit
• Invasive insect survey Feb. 28 at Bradbury Mountain State Park in Pownal
• Free school and community gardening course offered
• Middle school student gets approval to set up gardens
• Rumford voters OK creation of 3 TIF districts to grow jobs, economy
• PHOTO: Lewiston art gallery changes name
• Eastern Class A Boys' Championship: Cougars hope third time is charm
• Two groups working to stop distracted driving in Oxford Hills
• Farmington driver faces charges in high-speed chase
• Hanover library garden plots designed for kids
• H.S. Skiing: Leavitt girls, Falmouth boys capture nordic crowns
• Tourney Notebook: Haji-Hersi leaves his mark
• Basketball: Yarmouth brings down Spruce Mountain
• Girls' Basketball: Rangeley cuts stubborn Vinalhaven loose
• LIVE BLOG: Tourney12 Eastern A Championships
• Gas prices may rise 20 cents this weekend
• Welch seeks Maine House District 89 seat
• Romney seeks tea party votes, Santorum hunts cash
• Fire reported at wood pellet mill in Strong
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• Maine needs budget in place before getting federal help, DHHS commissioner says
• 3-year-old Baileyville girl leaves home, walks nearly a mile to the store in the middle of the night
• LIVE BLOG: Tourney12 Thursday, Session 1
• Rangeley board approves full-time fire chief for town
• Bill would ensure 'ethical government'
• Court: Hebron Academy arena taxes stand for 2009
• Wilton man charged after crash
• PHOTOS: Kimball Street Studios opens
• Norway seeks sidewalk from downtown to lakeside park
• Families greet their Marines in Brunswick
• N.H. woman indicted on prison contraband, drug charges
• Local access channel TV station has new digs
• Lewiston council wary of Androscoggin County charter
• Kingfield 4-H club member honored for volunteer service
• ARCHIVE: Tourney12 Thursday, Session 2
• H.S. Skiing: Wiegman leads Leavitt; Hornets, Cougars in control
• Eastern A semifinal: Eddies banish Indians
• The Hot Corner: Cougars hit their stride, right on time
• Maine lawmakers to face $14 million budget gap
• Eastern A semifinals: Cougars survive resilient Eddies
• H.S. skiing: Nicols reigns again in Class C; Freeport girls, Fort Kent boys earn titles
• Edward Little girls' basketball: Defense silences Skowhegan standout
• LIVE BLOG: Tourney12 Thursday, Session 3
• H.S. Skiing: Luce sisters tops again; Camden Hills, Maranacook win titles
• Tourney notebook: Four locals named Mr., Miss Basketball semifinalists
• Environmental groups see worrisome mission change in LePage's Conservation-Agriculture merger
• Snowe challenger drops out of GOP after Maine caucus controversy
• Auburn Police confiscate nearly $90,000 and arrest one in early morning drug bust
• Groups criticize Maine AG for opposing contraception access
• LePage announces resignation of Maine's top military officer
• Rosa Scarcelli suing stepfather for not firing her mother
• State lacks proof that $46M in Pine Tree Zone tax breaks created jobs
• ARCHIVE: Tourney12 Wednesday, Session 2
• PHOTO: 'Fat Tuesday' in Auburn
• PHOTO: Animals on display in Lewiston
• Farmington Ford employees to hold auction for co-worker
• 11-year-old jams at Lewiston pub
• Hornets' nest intact: Leavitt bounces Spruce Mountain
• Lewiston steps toward fireworks regulations
• Lisbon extends review of fireworks ordinance following public hearing
• Mold, asbestos to be removed from Opera House
• Five indicted on drug trafficking charges
• Sunday River offers $5 night skiing this week
• Western C Girls Quarterfinals: Seahawks shun Roadrunners
• H.S. Skiing: Nicols leads the way for Mountain Valley
• Police identify Lewiston man who committed suicide in cemetery
• LIVE BLOG: Tourney12 Wednesday, Session 1
• ARCHIVE: Tourney12 Wednesday, Session 3
• Maine House approves bill removing unionizing rights for Turner egg farm workers
• Last chance to win Stars on Ice tickets!
• Maine bill would exempt police from texting while driving ban
• 2 hurt in Portland house fire
• Board to issue Maine's first casino license to Bangor operator
• Mardi Gras revelry, parades take over New Orleans
• Maine Senate president's wife hospitalized
• ARCHIVE: Tourney12 Tuesday, Session 2
• Waterford land placed in conservation
• Advertiser Democrat wins prestigious award in journalism
• Lisbon aims to allow sale, use of fireworks
• Bath woman survives brutal domestic violence knife attack
• Lewiston man collects signs, all things automotive for 40+ years
• School consolidation: money saver or total failure?
• Wilton Agway diversifies offerings to include pet degus, other critters
• Mainers take part in backyard bird count
• Auburn Democrats to caucus Sunday
• O'Neill announces candidacy for House District 100
• Sheats seeks House seat from Auburn
• Shelter owner says now is time to have cats neutered
• Needs listed for school buildings
• Livermore Falls budget review ongoing
• Former Windham police officers complains of harassment
• Maine lawmakers set to hear 'radical' takings bill
• Lewiston man collects signs, all things automotive for 40+ years
• Rumford board mulls possible mountain bike trail system
• Western C Boys' Quarterfinal: Dirigo drops stingy Sacopee
• LIVE BLOG: Tourney12 Tuesday, Session 3
• Class B Indoor Track: Waterville girls repeat; York wins first boys title
• HS Skiing: NYA, Merriconeag in control at Class C meet
• ARCHIVE: Tourney12 Tuesday, Session 1
• H.S. Basketball Tournament Notebook: All isn't lost for Devils
• Girls' Basketball: Rangeley tames Lions
• Two storefronts, vehicle struck by paint balls in Livermore Falls
• H.S. Track and Field: Scarborough sweeps Class A states
• Maine Medicaid costs above average
• LIVE BLOG: Tourney12 Monday, Session 3
• ARCHIVE: Tourney12 Monday, Session 1
• Bonnevie leading the way for Mt. Blue
• Swimming, indoor track championships begin today
• N.H. men land in water after ATV breaks through ice
• N.H.'s Currier Museum acquires Washington sculpture
• Make-A-Wish surprises New Gloucester teen
• Somerset County chosen for work wellness program
• Maine issues car-buying guide for consumers
• Rangeley Loppet cross-country ski race is on
• Volunteers sought for Buckfield boards
• Race, walk organizer gets permission to use Farmington park
• ARCHIVE: Tourney12 Monday, Session 2
• Maine motorcycles will need inspection stickers
• Standish woman killed in Sunday crash
• Opening of Opera House storefronts delayed
• Norway engineer sees progress in road, sewer improvements
• Still pumping gas after 44 years
• Winter Carnival Day gets students moving in Perru
• Dirigo student organizes drive for pet supplies
• PHOTOS: Horsing around fun
• Snowe's GOP foes buoyed by energized conservatives
• Burglary victim catches suspect at neighbor's home
• Eastern A boys' quarterfinal: Cougars clobber Dragons
• Eastern A Boys' Basketball: Eddies down Devils with colossal comeback
• The Hot Corner: EL wakes up echoes
• Lewiston Lions Tournament among oldest in country
• Hot shots: L-A's popular pool leagues are bustling
• Children flock to annual festival in Farmington
• Talk of the town
• Gripes and gushes
• EL tackles graduation rates, one student at a time
• Nightlife calendar
• Eats: No knockoff, this crock-off rocks!
• Face Time: Ben Rifkin — Busy Greene native finding success in Colorado's great outdoors
• EL PM helps Auburn students get in step to graduate
• Helping 150 Lewiston dropouts graduate each year
• Healthy economy needs good graduation rates
• 30 dogs coming to Lewiston shelter
• Go and Do: Lewiston Drum Group — Finding contentment in the beat
• Maple sap season starts early in Western Maine
• Poor attendance tied to Lewiston graduation rates
• LIVE: Tourney 12 Saturday, Session 1
• PHOTOS: UMA Jazz on Tour
• PHOTO: 'Beyond Finger Paint' at Lewiston Library
• Sabattus man pleads guilty to two felony assaults
• The Hot Corner: What to watch for at the three-ring circus
• From dream to reality, a Maine-made ski company is born in Avon
• Lewiston/Auburn Police log
• Farmington bridge street lights to remain out for now
• Mexico police searching for suspects in variety of crimes
• Auburn signs contract to demolish Great Falls School
• Wilton man charged in stolen gun, chainsaw cases
• Girls' basketball: Red Eddies bust up Broncos
• ARCHIVE: Tourney 12 Saturday, Session 2
• ARCHIVE: Tourney12 Saturday, Session 3
• Lewiston man kills himself during standoff with police at St. Peter's Cemetery
• Ron Paul wins Washington County GOP caucus
• $2,000 brook trout eludes ice anglers at 33rd Roxbury Pond derby
• Eastern Class A Girls' Quarterfinal: Whittemore, Johnson sink Cougars in OT
• Win tickets to Stars On Ice!
• Bill would eliminate pensions for any state employees who commit felonies
• Maine GOP still counting votes
• H.S. girls' basketball: Out of the Blue
• Jay/Livermore Falls system hiring adult education director
• Buckfield to draft manager duties
• Review of proposed Jay building ordinance draws questions
• Speaker: Maine should offer incentives to filmmakers
• Paris 10-year road plan ready for action
• Board OKs $35,000 loan to Greater Rumford Community Center
• Norway apartment house vacated for safety reasons
• Mexico man pleads not guilty to Valentine's Day gun charge
• Harrison extends maintenance contracts for a year
• Warm weather, rain cancels Saturday's ice skating party at Rumford rink
• Livermore could save money with new power supplier
• Bates Loft project kicks off
• H.S. wrestling: Mt. Blue freshman's success a matter of dedication
• Red Sox pitcher Wakefield announces retirement
• ARCHIVE: Tourney12 Friday, Session 1
• Tourney 12 Video: How local basketball teams line up
• Top videos for the week: Midnight line at the ATM, Atlantic salmon eggs planted, and the Bates Community Folk Festival
• Win tickets to Stars On Ice!
• Lawsuit against pension changes could benefit from court rulings in other states
• Paris selectman faces second OUI charge
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• Educators coming to Auburn to see iPads in classrooms
• $2,000 grand-prize brook trout added to Roxbury Pond for Saturday's derby
• Superintendents seek details on governor's education proposal
• Lewiston forum to feature history of Maine's film industry
• Dixfield businessman offers $5,000 reward to help solve $50,000 theft case
• Lewiston to reconsider fireworks limits
• Western D Boys' Preliminary: Buckfield sprints past Seacoast Christian
• Woman hurt in single-car crash in Lisbon
• Girls' basketball: Phoenix rise above nerves
• Jay man faces new charges
• Auburn report: iPads help kindergartners' learn
• County inches toward dispatching solution
• Paris briefs: Board gives conditional OK for ATV crossing
• Farmington board approves spending plan
• Cornish man charged with choking woman
• Man arrested on 2003 burglary warrant
• Starks one step closer to merger with RSU 9
• Questions about treasurer's Georgetown property elevate Tree Growth issue
• PHOTO: Sun lights up wind power
• RSU 73 students demonstrate robot's moves for board
• Two held in Lewiston bank robbery
• Maine lawmakers poised to pass budget that fills DHHS gap
• Democrats say unexpected special election win a rejection of LePage, GOP
• Renewed interest in east-west highway reaches State House
• Win tickets to Stars On Ice!
• Analysis: DHHS budget compromise patched for the moment
• Analysis: DHHS budget compromise patched for the moment
• Western Class B Boys' Preliminary: Knights get well, flatten Falcons
• Veteran Weld selectman calls it quits
• COLUMN: I hate February; it hates me
• Rumford cooking classes help parents, children
• Reporter hit by car in Mexico
• Auburn councilors like one downtown housing plan, but not another
• Maine ski program helps the blind see life differently
• CLT cast serves up a 'sweet and simple valentine'
• Busy day for florist
• Paris board rescinds vote against Kurtz
• Street Talk: I hate February; it hates me
• Little snow, but don't count winter out yet
• Mountain Valley school district learns of possible state aid boost
• Citylink route changes to get public review Thursday
• Paris board moves to give part of nature preserve to cemetery
• Oak Hill headed to MVC
• Western Class C preliminary game: St. Dom's takes Dirigo out of the picture
• Boys' prelim: Hornets buzz Bears
• Lewiston-Auburn makes national list of recovering housing markets
• VIDEO: Police arrest juvenile
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• Maine budget cutting plan gets first House OK
• Prisoners find their way back to Maine after transfers out-of-state
• Bangor woman hurt while chasing runaway car
• Acting director of State Planning Office fired after OUI
• Republican leaders unlikely to enter treasurer fray; Dems seek next step
• Wytopitlock man sentenced for shooting bald eagle
• Congratulations to Angela Reny! You won the $100 Graziano's Gift Card!
• Average gasoline prices up 5.1 cents in state
• Cause of fire that destroyed Livermore house, vehicles to remain undetermined
• Oxford voters approve TIFagreements
• Lewiston Middle School may get lacrosse team
• Two expelled from Dixfield high school
• Falmouth man injured, dog killed, in two-car collision
• Woodworker wastes not
• Dixfield board votes to switch power companies
• Rumford man charged with assault
• Dangerous building hearing to be held
• DA's office declines to prosecute sex charge
• Strong woman faces charges
• Kingfield man critical after single-car crash
• Gray store break-in nets thieves cigarettes
• Solar power project proposed for Poland schools
• MVC Boys' Basketball Championship: Dirigo pays back Spruce
• Maine GOP disputes claims of caucus snow-job for Romney
• Bowen: At least one more year of No Child Left Behind
• Oxford Hills football coach resigns over nude Facebook photo
• Girls' Basketball: Familiar Finishes
• Oxford town meeting Monday night
• Boys' Basketball Tournament: Worst-kept secret revealed as Devils, Eddies pair up
• Paris board to discuss ATV use, 'bias' vote
• Clinton Brooks of Jay seeks District 87 House seat
• Franklin County sheriff candidate plans meet-and-greet nights
• Maine drug agency creates smartphone app
• Feds up New England catch limit on winter flounder
• Snowmobilers rescued from N.H. lake
• Lack of snow worries Maine snowmobile businesses
• Advocates work to protect rattlesnakes in Vt.
• Dixfield man dies while snowmobiling to Snow Fest
• Twin Cities bus ridership continues to rise
• Homelessness turned EL student into advocate
• Making sense of Androscoggin County's 911 choices
• Mount Blue State Park’s Winter Family Fun Day draws crowd
• Repairs to cemetery entrance undertaken just in time
• PHOTOS: Radar run in Sabattus
• Maine company makes record bridge beam
• Audit finds need for fourth Auburn fire station
• Body of missing Dixfield snowmobile rider recovered from river in Turner
• Leavitt's Hersom to sign with Springfield
• Sumner making progress on wind ordinance
• My inner girl is not happy (Where did I leave that purse?)
• Romney takes Maine GOP caucus, Paul a close second
• New plan would raze vacant Auburn Lanes
• PHOTO: Muscular Dystrophy walk in Auburn
• State Cheerleading Championships: Devils rise above Class A, defend title
• Midnight at Community Credit Union in Lewiston
• One person critical after Auburn crash
• The mortgage settlement: Hoping for help
• KVAC track championship: Red Eddies run past, leap over Mt. Ararat
• Ron Paul draws crowd in Lewiston - again
• Several fire departments responding to structure fire on Route 108
• Singer Whitney Houston dead
• Caucus results: Romney wins Maine
• City begins cleaning up Occupy Maine encampment
• Boys' Basketball: Devils turn up heat, take out Eddies
• Girls' high school basketball: EL strongarms Lewiston
• H.S. Wrestling: Dirigo's juniors a big part of Cougars' clout
• Hockey notebook: Red Eddies' 'powerful' win their third in a row
• Government at a glance: Sabattus
• Reporters notebook: Hometown Energy donations pour in
• Madison logging company fined for clear-cuts in Peru, Industry
• Four injured in Jay highway collision
• Scott, former gubernatorial candidate, to run for state Senate
• Police: Suspect provided fake name
• Hartford spiritualist center leader retiring
• New town home plan would raze vacant Auburn Lanes
• Lewiston man charged with attempted murder, again
• Maine salmon protection allowed to go forward
• U.S. Rep's spouse gives boost to MaineToday Media
• Fishermen meet amid bleak cod prospects
• Dixfield snowmobiler missing in Sabattus area
• Priest accused of past sexual abuse
• Romney and Paul: Not allies but not foes, either
• Under fire, Obama adjusts his birth control policy
• Driver narrowly avoids head-on collision with vehicle going wrong way on I-95 in Hampden
• Ron Paul returns to Lewiston today
• Last chance to win $100 Gift Card!
• Maine lawmakers poised to diminish agency power to interpret rules
• Boy, 7, dies in trailer fire in Corinth
• Maine political consultant says online attack is protected free speech
• Coming Sunday: Facts and myths of the welfare system
• Maine may soon make its bid to leave No Child Left Behind
• Bliss Thru Shopping: In praise of pants
• Girls' basketball: Leavitt holds off Gardiner
• Educators react to governor's plan
• Paris concert to benefit accident victim's family
• Chamber honors Closson with Geiger Award
• Doctor talks forensic science in Woodstock
• Endangered Atlantic salmon eggs planted in Sandy River in Strong
• Fayette awarded grant to buy fire truck, training
• Rangeley fire chief set to retire
• FHL: League ready to commit, Colisee on hold
• Maine chief justice outlines action: Domestic violence issues a priority for LePage administration
• AG: State treasurer should remove himself from business holdings
• Car rolls over on Ash Street in Lewiston
• Chicken coop burns in Oxford
• 57-year-old woman crawls for 7 hours after injuring ankle during hike in Acadia
• Are you going to the Chamber Annual Dinner tonight? The TCT staff will be there...
• Maine eyes $21 million in multistate suit against mortgage lenders
• Unemployment aid applications near a 4-year low
• Lewiston Youth Council to debut film on Lisbon Street Saturday
• Health providers gird for DHHS cuts under compromise deal
• Last chance to get your Disney on Ice tickets! Winners must claim by noon today!
• Our Feb. 9 issue is Online and On the Stands! • MaineHousing payrolls jumps 30%...
• Family struggles with loss while salvaging keepsakes
• Local schools stand to get more state money for education
• Burglary suspect will go back to New York to face parole violation charge
• Lisbon details plan to take over Androscoggin County dispatching
• Board sells former Wilton Primary School for $50
• MVC/KVAC ski championships: Cougars ferocious right out of gate
• Documents show Scarcelli was in early on 'Cutler Files'
• DeMillo named Firefighter of the Year
• Auburn manager ad ready to start running
• Girls' hockey: Clippers click; Blue Devils crack
• Noontime serenade in Farmington
• Boys' basketball: Spruce Mountain denies Dirigo
• Boys' hockey: Saints' victory goes on 'special'
• Rumford native to open new Mexican take-out business using locally-grown produce
• Teenager pleads guilty to damaging fence at Hippach Field in Farmington
• Farmington man gets seven days in jail for stealing scrap metal
• New Sharon man pleads guilty to pointing laser scope at police
• Two charged in stolen liquor case in Jay
• Former director Violette pleads guilty in turnpike corruption case
• School choice, public funding for religious institutions headline LePage education plan
• All the Goodwill stuff you didn’t think you wanted, now by the pound in Gorham
• 15 Colby students cited in investigation for sexual misconduct
• Doreen Christ sworn in as Lewiston city councilor
• Doreen Christ sworn in as Lewiston City Councilor
• Top videos this week: INK for cancer, ice fishing derby, mountain bikes and more
• Win a $100 Gift Card!
• AG files 8-count indictment against Alfred lawmaker
• LePage's communications director stepping down
• Lawmakers endorse bipartisan deal on immediate DHHS shortfall
• Prosecutors describe Missouri teen as "thrill killer"
• Analysis: Romney losses show conservative woes
• Girls' basketball: Mustangs get must win
• New York man charged with burglary in Oxford
• Mexico police fully staffed; two new officers start this week
• Lewiston superintendent: Scores don't reflect student progress
• Buckfield seeks input on town manager position
• Hope Association teams up with NWA
• Minot orders dilapidated house removed
• Poland's proposed budget up for review
• Livermore Falls board to discuss plans for historic Lamb Block
• Girls' basketball: Allen collects 1,000th point
• Christ wins Ward 4 council seat
• Street Talk: I want you! To fill in on the police beat
• Dispatch center proposal moves step closer to vote in Franklin County
• Livermore Falls board discusses complaints on sand-pile use
• Region 9 forestry instructor leaving field in June
• Strathglass Park improvement plans stymied over ownership issue
• Lewiston council urges MaineCare solution
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• Intensity in Ayla Reynolds case boils over into assault, billboards with her photograph
• Fed court says California ban on gay marriage unconstitutional
• Death of baby in Waterville shelter not criminal
• Toss a cigarette butt in Portland, get a $100 fine
• LePage blasts lawmakers again on DHHS budget
• 'DeCoster' bill returns; Senate passage uncertain
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• Dixfield fuel company reports $100,000 plus in donations
• Four face furnishing alcohol charges
• Paris eyes litigation over gravel pit right-of-way
• Mechanic Falls seeks repaving, sidewalk work for Route 121
• State offers rebate for old fridges, freezers
• PHOTO: Training to save lives in Auburn
• School director’s seat left vacant until June vote
• Farmington man pleads guilty to theft of scrap metal
• In Sight: Comeback trail
• Maine turnpike projected budget $4.3 million less than this year
• Lewiston gallery cuts ties with L/A Arts
• Seventh-grader works on plan to raise food for needy people
• Oxford casino looking for experienced workers
• Town manager corrects message about sidewalks, 911
• Rumford Elementary School principal to retire
• Protesters have until Friday to leave Portland park
• LePage says GOP should use majority power to pass Medicaid cuts
• Gov. LePage attacks bipartisan budget proposal
• Canton man dies in fire trying to rescue dogs
• Boys' Basketball: Dirigo seniors jam on Mountain Valley
• Bill would bolster state's child solicitation law
• Boys' Basketball: Saints fall short
• Valentine's dinner, dance to help soldiers, veterans keep in touch
• Music duo with Maine roots to perform on Saturday Night Live
• Congratulations to our winners of Disney on Ice family 4-packs! The winners are....
• OccupyMaine camp given evacuation extension until Friday
• Maine Turnpike Exit 53 lane closure begins next week in Falmouth
• Reporter Query: Are you a phone geek and proud of it?
• President Obama headed to Maine for late-March fundraiser
• U.S. shutters embassy in Syria, recalls diplomats
• Board to discuss 'dangerous house' with old wiring
• Buckfield teacher plans on gardening in retirement
• Lewiston's deputy city administrator: A work life well-lived, eyeing 2015 and what's next
• Valentines arrive for Care and Share Food Closet
• Hebron Academy offers free chamber music performance
• Sabattus fire leaves family homeless
• One year of verified online comments; success or failure?
• Huddle Up: Who couldn't see this coming?
• VIDEO: Not snow easy. Winter downhill mountain bike race at Lost Valley, Maine.
• Lewiston Republicans to caucus
• Werts, former Auburn fire chief, to run for Legislature
• Council considers purchasing pumper for New Auburn
• School counselors celebrate counseling week
• Buckfield students show interest in voc ed
• Maine fishing chief aims for growth
• Giants take out Patriots for second time in four years
• M.I.A. flips bird during Super Bowl halftime show
• Super disappointment for Patriots fans
• Suspect sought in home invasion
• Football fans gather for family-friendly party at American Legion in Sabattus
• EL principal super guest at Super Bowl Sunday
• One killed, one critical after two-car crash in Auburn
• PHOTO: Truck fire in Oxford
• Super Bowl: Gen. Custer's actions at Little Bighorn led to Patriots' Super Bowl victories
• Lewiston vs. Edward Little indoor track
• Eats: Coconut creams, nonpar'ellas' and other chocolate decadence from Ella's
• Town manager duties presented in Buckfield
• The Franco Factor: A French Canadian genetic disorder can cause killer cholesterol levels in even the healthiest person
• Oxford Hills business and community leaders honored
• Charles Dickens' 200th b-day: The enduring British mega-author's Maine connections include great expectations for a new fan club.
• Maine treasurer responds to ethics complaint, mum on tax, constitutional issues
• Face Time: Rex Turner — Getting Mainers off the couch and outside
• Sights Unseen: Gillette Stadium — and a perfect seat for the game. Go Pats!
• Auburn store offers to help burglary victims
• Maine woman whose child got into cocaine sentenced
• Brunswick man charged with OUI after local crash
• New England Pond Hockey Festival brings 200+ players on 31 teams to Rangeley
• PHOTO: Bowling for education in Lewiston
• PHOTO: Auburn derby winner
• Mid-State League wrestling meet: Barnett, Cougars floor Falcons
• Hockey: Beland's goal gives Devils leeway
• Super Bowl: Giants in the land
• Colisee owner, Pirates owner: Sale not imminent
• Girls' basketball: A Devil of a time for Lewiston
• Boys' basketball: Cougars keep Bulldogs at bay
• Gardner, USA Women's Sled Hockey Team set to skate at Colisee
• Medal of Honor nominee among 26 vets at Maine Adaptive's Veterans/No Boundaries program
• Police raid Lewiston apartment house
• North Jay man's bail set in stolen gun case
• Dogs, mushers to race on Farmington fields this weekend
• How to choose the best financial help
• Weird, Wicked Weird: Hemingway's marlin, Peary's seal, the neighbor's bobcat. One weird museum in rural Maine.
• Green Ladle to dish out comfort food for Super Bowl
• PHOTO: Former orphanage brings back memories
• CLT will explore 'magical' situations in Almost, Maine
• Maine lawmakers move to strengthen tree growth law
• PHOTO: House fire in Lewiston
• Maine Republicans start weeklong caucuses
• 'America has a heartbeat' Donations pour in for home heat
• Divers find no new clues in search for Maine tot
• Hiring surges in January; jobless rate at 8.3 percent
• Strong jobs report sends Dow to highest since '08
• Oxford Casino unveils name, logo
• Oxford Casino unveils name, logo
• Rabies cases jump in Maine
• Hackers take over Boston police website
• LePage set to unveil domestic violence proposal
• Maine Catholics start 'same sex attraction' group
• Postal system’s financial woes spark debate in Maine
• Convicted Lewiston murderer charged with threatening Social Security official
• Maine releases estimates of how much money each school district will receive
• Potato truck fire shuts down southbound lanes of I-95 in Orono
• Two more hours to win!
• Divers again in the water in search for missing Maine toddler
• Sen. Susan Collins engaged to be married
• Super Bowl: Giants are still Leavitt's team
• Super Bowl: Auburn doc talks Gronkowski sprain
• INK for cancer
• Mexico man held on domestic violence charge
• Pair arrested on drug charges
• Police warn of rental assistance scam
• Harrison seeks to reduce outside contracts
• Brothers suspended in Dirigo classroom assault
• Rumford board sets Feb. 23 for TIF meeting
• Oxford sets special town meeting warrant
• PHOTO: Ice time at Walton School in Auburn
• PHOTO: Making room for parking in Lewiston
• Healy Terrace set to open today
• Oxford Hills clergy oppose plan to cut MaineCare
• Maine girl bouncing back after 6-organ transplant
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• Punxsutawney Phil 'predicts' 6 more weeks of winter
• Last chance to win Disney tickets! It's easy!
• Rumford board to discuss new cable TV agreement, TIF districts Feb. 3
• Judkins named director of Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
• L-A 101 course seeks to demystify Twin Cities government
• Shoe and String Festival set for Norway
• LA 911 could expand to cover Androscoggin County, dispatch chief says
• Auburn parents polled on snow-day change
• Wind company makes pitch to Peru residents
• Lewiston's Bob Stone: New face on MTA board
• H.S. girls' hockey: Lemieux lifts Devils past Clippers
• H.S. hockey: Blue Devils batter Rams
• SUV fire damages Paris garage
• Photo: Holy reflections on Wednesday afternoon
• Turnpike to buy Lewiston hotel, knock it down for park and ride
• Budget talks to begin in Livermore
• UMF celebration features Kripalu instructed workshops
• Warming Center guests share talents for raffle basket
• Auburn test scores show improvement
• Three plead not guilty to welfare fraud in Auburn court
• Farmington Budget Committee recommends all requests
• New Vineyard Library expansion moving forward
• Questions mount over Maine treasurer's property-tax breaks
• Lawmakers give LePage partial DHHS budget deal
• Lewiston VA clinic readies for soft opening
• Group questions Poliquin tax breaks in conservation law
• Top videos on SunJournal.com for the week, Jan. 25 - Jan. 31
• Judge rules against OccupyMaine; Portland officials weigh eviction
• Pit bull’s fate depends on police investigation after attack on Waldoboro family
• Ex-postal employee gets 3 months for stealing veterans’ pain medicine
• LePage executive order seeks to expand digital learning options
• Romney says GOP fight strengthens him for fall
• Maine girl comes home after 6-organ transplant
• When we get to 1,500 "likes" someone's getting a Grazziano's gift card!
• Live chat: One year retrospective of SunJournal.com's real name commenting policy
• Only a couple more days to try and win!!
• E-ZPass gets cheaper
• Residents have say on proposed closing of post office
• 'River Valley angels' give back in big way
• Brownies thanked for lobbying for Paris park fence
• Super Bowl planner: Experience at Auburn's Edward Little High School was a good foundation for career
• Super Bowl planner: EL was good foundation for career
• Kindergartners from Poland Community School mime along with concert
• Norway, Paris discuss cooperation on general assistance, workfare
• School expansions big part of Lewiston's capital budget plan
• Let the sun shine: Lewiston roofing company to receive chamber award for solar work
• Hilarity, capable cast make for poignant show
• Developer pays to preserve trees in Lewiston
• Girls' Basketball: Patriots move closer to tourney
• Giants WR Cruzed through Bridgton on way to NFL stardom
• Treasure hunter says he found $3B WWII wreck
• Maine lawmakers hope to zap tax evading software
• Obama plays up auto industry success story
• School bus, tractor-trailer collide in Farmington
• Two months later, fatal Dover-Foxcroft shootings still being investigated
• Maine's lobster haul tops 100 million pounds for first time
• Bangor grandfather bilked out of $7,000 in scam
• Maine municipal heating funds pick up where LIHEAP leaves off
• Produced by the people: Mainers crowd-fund their creative endeavors
• Pingree meets with LePage to discuss DHHS budget waivers
• If Gingrich loses in Fla., can he come back again?
• Trends toward school choice could benefit Auburn, consultant tells council
• Maine Special Olympians overcome adversity during Winter Games at Sugarloaf
• Maine may have more presidential options in November
• Dennis Edgecomb sentenced after guilty plea in murder of Pamela Green
• Tuesday last day to avoid dog licensing fine
• Rumford man injured in collision Sunday in Mexico
• Peru has issue with veterans exemption application
• Farmington fuel oil benefit raising funds, gets matching pledge
• Student trips approved for RSU 10 board in Mexico
• Girls' Basketball: Mt. Abram settle in to win
• North Jay man's bail set in stolen gun case
• Telstar students find focus during Career Week
• Towns have $300,000 plus in credits toward 2012-13 school budget
• Neighbors Helping Neighbors provides patient rides
• PHOTO: Auburn Art Wall
• Maine lawmakers consider bill to loosen gun laws on state grounds
• State Rep. Burns resigning over clean election issue, criminal charges pending
• WR Deion Branch looking for wins, not attention
• Tension rises over Maine bill tackling unemployment insurance fraud
• Maine Dems ask AG twice for opinion on Poliquin's business
• Romney credits change in tactics for Florida surge
• Prison inmate pleads not guilty to threatening to kill Obama
• Police: Dad of missing Waterville toddler not telling all
• Maine average gasoline prices rise
• Clean energy coalition won't make ballot in 2012
• Brunswick man with schizophrenia reported missing
• Three run for Ward 4 Council seat
• Candidate Turgeon wants to fix the streets
• Public hearing on veterans treatment court set for Tuesday
• Photo: Boarding at Lost Valley
• Chocolat! tasty way to earn money for Lewiston Middle School
• Why the chicken crossed the road
• Why L.C. the chicken crossed the road
• Matching grant aids Wilton flag project
• Track and Field: Byrne's fire builds new program
• H.S. Football: Mars, Libby win lineman awards; Lewiston's Pandora a runner-up
• Teenagers will face tougher requirements for driver's licenses
• Park reservations open this week
• Police say blood is Ayla’s: Amount described as ‘more than a small cut would produce’
• HS Football: Mars, Libby win lineman awards; Lewiston's Pandora runner-up
• Police: Blood found at Ayla Reynolds’ father’s home
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• Regional Cheerleading Championships: Devils, 'Hounds dominate
• High school hockey: Devils decimate Wildcats
• When Words Kill: Maine starts sending message: Texting & driving is lethal
• Fantastic without plastic: How one couple's New Year's resolution pinched a little and saved a lot.
• PHOTO: Klondike Derby in Lewiston
• From bread to greens — Grandma's House Bakery and Gardens
• Jay AMVETS attract large crowd for supper, auction fundraiser for Special Olympics
• Peek inside Auburn Police Department
• Concert promoter brings music to Lewiston
• Auburn officials consider ‘tweaks’ to snowplowing plan
• Franklin Memorial Hospital mum as state EMS ramps up investigation into ambulance service
• Lewiston seniors invited to Multi-Purpose Center meeting
• PHOTO: Worth the wade
• High school basketball: Crenshaw lifts Eddies in fourth quarter
• Boys' basketball: Patriots stun Capers
• Boys' Basketball: Falmouth lights up Poland
• PHOTO: Truck flips in Mexico
• First wave of Maine income tax refunds already on the way
• PHOTO: Wet walk to work in Auburn
• Maine inmate filed complaint over Satanism
• Ron Paul says he has no intention of dropping out
• Dolphins are latest mammal deaths in New England
• Maine golf tourney features sports celebrities
• Man arrested after hit-and-run snowmobile crash
• Blood found at home where Ayla Reynolds was last seen
• Mainers asked to take part in national bird count
• Woman arrested in Lewiston after standoff
• New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine open snowmobile trails to each other
• Stolen guns recovered in North Jay; man arrested
• Auburn principal to be Pats' guest at Super Bowl
• Man shot by U.S. Marshals Service officers
• Ron Paul greeted by cheering crowd in Lewiston
• Leeds man charged with OUI after crash in Lisbon
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• Norway Trackers Snowfest canceled
• Top 5 percent of MaineCare recipients account for more than half the program’s cost
• Legislature's watchdog agency to review MaineHousing expenditures
• Messy mix on snow, sleet and rain descends on state
• Maine Indian tribe aims to build wind project
• Obama to target rising college tuition costs
• Obama to target rising college tuition costs
• Maine's real estate market making slow recovery
• Inquiry clears Penobscot County Sheriff of ethical misconduct in Bob Carlson incident
• State investigates response in Maine skiing fatality
• Boys' basketball notebook: Saints show usual good timing
• Fire destroys Carthage camp along Webb River
• West Paris forest conserved in memory of former owner
• PHOTO: Skiing the field in Auburn
• Experts: MaineCare cuts will hurt Oxford County residents
• Feds confirm high hurdle for DHHS cuts; LePage officials prepared to take case to D.C.
• Girls' Basketball: Anderson hits milestone as Hornets cruise
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• Home sales continue to climb
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• Lawmaker questions whether Poliquin's business dealings violate Maine Constitution
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• Lawmakers seek ways to pluck tax evaders from Maine's tree growth program
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• Occupy Maine group says police did not take report of stolen signs seriously
• Man, 22, shot inside Vassalboro house during party; homeowner arrested
• LL Bean sees small sales growth as it kicks off 100th anniversary tour
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• Brushing off the snow
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• Police say: Line worker died after fall in Saco
• Girl survives fall off cliff in Perry, Maine
• Dad says snowboarding son will survive after life-threatening accident at Sugarloaf Saturday
• Dad says snowboarding son will survive after life-threatening accident at Sugarloaf Saturday
• Gray resident charged with sexual crime
• Mexico man charged with gross sexual assault
• Demand is up at Oxford food pantry
• Teens, dance teacher work together to keep things fresh
• Paris selectmen discuss bylaws in workshop session
• Civil Rights leader's sermon used to highlight lack of affordable housing
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• More than $1,000 cash stolen from tavern's locked safe
• Oxford County Commission to hold hearing on Unorganized Territory budget
• Dump truck trailer takes out telephone pole
• Rumford water main age contributed to break
• Peru town office well expenses reported
• Girls' Basketball: Rangeley outlasts Seacoast
• Boys' Hockey: Tiner lifts Lewiston in final seconds
• King would find inequality in the environment
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• Franklin Memorial Hospital launches internal review
• Bitter cold creeps over northern New England
• Aroostook County man on bath salts charged in car fire
• LL Bean celebrates 100th with a boot on wheels
• 600 jobs fly to Wisconsin
• Wisconsin says it has wooed aircraft startup from Maine
• Fire reported on Loon Drive
• Publisher floats tropical fish plan in Augusta
• Farmington businesses need massive cleanup after water main break
• Paris school might burn wood waste in future
• River Valley Healthy Communities Coalition challenges people to walk 100 miles in 100 days
• Snow comes in time for Snodeo
• From Vietnam to Mexico, John Madigan learned to do it all
• Farmington budget panel hears proposals
• Hospital official reacts to widow's allegations in skier's death
• Relay for Life kickoff set for Wednesday
• H.S. Wrestling: Edward Little trio enjoys its independence
• Winter Outing program begins with Greenwood hike
• Martin Luther King Jr. celebrated at Bates College
• Maine poet laureate to lead poetry workshops
• High School Football: Leavitt's Hersom wins 41st Fitzy
• Mass. searchers find 2 bodies after plane crash
• Meth lab broken up in Southern Maine
• Maine's food supply topic of Forum
• Chesterville man faces theft charges
• Lewiston woman charged in stabbing
• Sure is cold out there -- especially atop Mount Washington
• Opera House work moves along
• Eastern Cup Nordic races boost Titcomb Mountain, Farmington community
• Nordic skiing: Aseltine assimilating well at Bowdoin
• Nordic skiing: Old home week for elite racers
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• Boys' basketball: Dudley, Lawrence beat buzzer, EL
• Boys' basketball: Spruce Mountain puts away Mountain Valley
• Patriots fever grips L-A
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• H.S. Skiing: Hornets, Panthers prevail at Black Mountain
• Best chefs: Corey Sumner of Maurice Restaurant Francais on keeping it simple and keeping it new
• LAFF or cry: Judges take the good with the bad and the ugly as they prepare for the second Lewiston-Auburn Film Festival
• NFL playoffs: Patriots bring Tebow to his knees
• Sanford adds shotgun-style Tasers to arsenal
• Monmouth plant to close, 20 jobs to be lost
• Bryant Pond teen indicted in burglary case
• LePage helps launch low-income heating program
• PHOTO: Walking in the rain
• H.S. basketball: Cougars dismantle Devils
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• Lewiston shelter animals in demand; adopters wait in lines for hours
• PHOTO: Risky Business at Sunday River
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• Heroes to play hockey at Colisee
• Androscoggin County would be redistricted under charter plan
• Turner man to use insanity defense in murder case
• Small business administration head, a Maine native, elevated to Obama Cabinet
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• Shortly before his death, Bangor reverend met with man he was accused of sexually abusing, police say
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• Jay man indicted on 11 sex charges
• Winter thunderstorms force shutdown of Sugarloaf ski lifts
• Twin Cities greet winter
• Flood plain review could mean savings for Taylor Pond residents
• Firefighters adding EMT duty in Sabattus
• Chamber pitches positive message to Lewiston, Auburn councils
• Auburn city manager survey goes online
• UMF, community program benefit from Bangor Savings Bank Foundation grant
• H.S. Sports: Weather tampers with schedules — again
• Livermore Falls robbery suspect indicted
• Turner man claims insanity defense on murder charge
• Wilton man indicted on arson charge
• Rumford man charged with felony drug trafficking
• Two indicted in kidnapping case
• Three indicted in Halloween crime spree
• Rocks hurled into Lewiston mission twice this week
• Finnish treasures displayed at West Paris library
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• LePage ethics bill would require more transparency in government
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• Divers search icy river for Maine tot gone 3 weeks
• Telstar High students help with renovations at Bethel Historical Society
• 'Smart' meter opponents take case to Maine's highest court
• Budget crunch leads to multi-grade classrooms at SAD 17
• Landlord, tenant dispute flares in once-again heatless apartment in Norway
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• Neighbor saves Oxford home from fire
• Roxbury residents lodge turbine noise complaints
• Board discusses grant application for elderly housing project
• High school hockey: Red Eddies disperse Red Riots
• Farmington driver involved in crash charged
• High school hockey: Lewiston drops Gray-NG/Poland
• SAD 44 panel to study proposals for work at Telstar
• High school CSI competition uses fake crime scene, real cops as judges
• Otisfield socials to continue at different locations
• Software upgrade closing city offices in Auburn
• Man with violent history arrested by Dixfield Police
• Couple plead guilty to breaking into Fryeburg home
• Starks voters seek to join RSU 9
• Poland selectmen hope school bill will pass
• Winter weather on the way
• Selectmen to take another look at Jewell Street apartment building
• Martel School secretary says yes to fiance in front of 300 students
• Roxbury board addresses 911 concerns
• Auburn parking ban through Friday morning
• HS Sports: Snow forces postponements
• Dive teams search river for missing Maine toddler
• Attorney: Beheading video should not have been permissible in murder conviction
• Maine makes public new database of inmates and felons on probation
• Augusta dental office worker gets 6-months for embezzling from practice
• Maine seeks to rewrite school expulsion rules
• Lewiston issues parking ban Thursday
• Lewiston issues parking ban
• Robotics climbs to new level
• Sheriff picks Peters for chief deputy
• Livermore Falls gospel singers prepare for Tennessee stage
• Volunteers band together to raise warming hut
• RSU 10, volunteers seek to quash drinking-party mentality
• Housing president answers for inadequate inspections in Norway
• Bill changing Maine turnpike commuter discount could mean higher tolls for some
• Titcomb Mt. now to host two days of Eastern Cup Race
• 'Plowable' storm coming Thursday
• Driver in West Paris fatal crashed car earlier, witness says
• Selectmen discuss damage from Irene in Kingfield
• Rumford crew removes ice buildup on Route 108
• Turner man charged in summer accident
• Economist: Maine employment won't recover till '17
• Girls' Basketball: EL hits reset
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• DHHS chief says time to act on MaineCare cuts, but lawmakers want more analysis
• Four-car pile up on Montello Street
• Ayla's mom: I'm not getting 'whole truth'
• North Carolina panel: Sterilization victims should get $50K
• Man said he tried to blow up police car to draw attention to LePage’s MaineCare cuts
• New study disputes LePage administration on MaineCare’s childless adults
• Maine Senate sustains LePage vetoes
• Wilton police investigate two attempted burglaries
• Police seek driver in crash of car reported stolen from Wilton
• Call to police backfires
• Analysis: Action by Maine Legislature may not help Maine get waiver for DHHS cuts
• Brand new cycle: Rainbow bike moves from Auburn to downtown Lewiston
• H.S. Football: Lewiston's Pandora named Gaziano finalist
• Girls' hockey: Brunswick cages Leavitt/EL
• United Way strives to meet community needs
• Deaths in West Paris bring 'sad faces' to school
• Wilton woman charged with assaulting police officer, paramedic and others
• MaineHouse drops housing inspection agent
• Farmington officer assaulted during arrest in the middle of the road
• Lewiston native, New York art dealer dies in snorkeling accident
• City plans public hearing on new manager Jan. 26
• Auburn was slow responding to Dec. 21 storm, council told
• Employees put out fire at St. Mary's hospital
• Book to remain in school libraries, board rules
• LHS hopes to build artificial turf field
• Massachusetts hiker dies after 800-foot plunge on Mount Washington
• Pair left scene after crash that killed two in West Paris, official says
• Teen killed, driver injured after car hits Biddeford garage
• State promises Section 8 housing changes
• Police: Man tried to set cruiser on fire
• Car, truck crash in Durham
• PHOTO: Reflection at Lost Valley
• Boy, 14, charged with charged with robbing girl, 11
• Stretch-A-Dollar Day proves 'profitable'
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• Auburn's youngest mayor — until this year — offers some advice
• Proposed amendment on subdivisions to be reviewed
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• Farmington Rec program to teach basketball basics to youngsters
• Dinner, auction to benefit Special Olympians
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• Maine homeowner shoots masked intruder in foot
• LePage opposes renewable energy mandate in Maine
• Lewiston man charged after 3-year-old son overdoses
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• Lewiston officials tour Bates Mill No. 5, see little future for it
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• Two teens killed in West Paris crash
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• EMMC developed bath salts protocol by trial and error
• Rangeley Lakes Snowmobile Club offers limited riding on northern Oxford County trails
• Boys' Basketball: Lewiston knocks off Hampden in 'A' showdown
• Rumford's Swain Road closed to traffic Monday for bridge construction
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• LePage nominates Keliher for DMR post
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• Woman lucky to be alive after head-on collision in Madison
• Father of missing toddler invites Nancy Grace
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• Bethel sex offender charged with sexually abusing teen girl
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• More charges to come in Lewiston welfare fraud investigation
• Annual Maine Mineral Symposium bites the dust
• Postal Service to hold hearing on proposal to close Paris Hill office
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• Auburn councilors open door to sharing manager with Lewiston
• PHOTO: Preserving history in Auburn
• Girls' basketball: Wade rescues Cougars
• Skiing: Bates alum Ellefson wins first national medal
• Electricity supplier to present information in Jay
• Setting course for the Androscoggin in Lewiston-Auburn
• Recycling options discussed at board meeting
• Harrison Rec sets ice fishing derby date
• Rumford board agrees to absorb new state fee for background checks for cabbies for now
• Cox pleads not guilty to assault, burglary charges after manhunt
• Maine's fire marshal retiring after 14 years
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• Newry eyes single-stream recycling at Sunday River
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• Wasterford cemetery arch work under way
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• Hiring manager on Auburn agenda Thursday night
• Democrats issue symbolic rejection of LePage's DHHS budget plan
• Boys' basketball: Knights knock out Patriots in second half
• High school hockey: Blue Devils unravel
• Region 9 board approves PayPal for adult ed courses
• Sisters create mural for Mechanic Falls' library
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• Details emerging about identity of man found dead in Brunswick
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• Man wanted on motor vehicle warrants gets new charge
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• Waterford embezzler makes regular payments to town
• Buckfield choosing interim town manager
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• Conservation group says DEP's Flagstaff lapse intentional
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• Macdonald, Lewiston City Council, School Committee sworn in
• Livermore restaurant damaged in fire
• FREE tickets to Advance Auto’s Monster Jam this weekend! We have Family Four-Pac...
• 16-year-old boy charged with stabbing Brunswick man
• Business that perks: Coffee by Design in Portland gets national nod for being cool
• Peaks Island wind plan abandoned, Portland waterfront turbine not producing
• Portland mayoral candidates spent as much as $40 per vote
• A year of bath salts in Maine; users getting younger
• Prescriptions drugs stolen from Gardiner pharmacy
• Phippsburg man died in ATV crash
• Republicans won't support LePage's cut to elder care facilities
• Police investigate explosion in Farmington
• Bates Dance Festival Accepting Internships Applications
• Maine lawmakers have new Indian member in midst
• Two national champions take time to inspire youth
• Spruce Mountain pummels Dirigo
• The Hot Corner: Kane has Dirigo's number
• More types of plastics accepted for recycling
• Kendall to run for Auburn school board chairman
• Dunlap announces Maine Senate run
• The amazing Molly, a giving girl who wants to make the world a better place
• Hearing set on Otisfield cell tower proposal
• Relay for Life rally planned Jan. 10 in Norway
• Stretch a Dollar Day set for Saturday in Mexico
• Full 2012 agenda planned for Androscoggin County government
• Winter at Gray's Maine Wildlife Park
• UMF admissions director retires from 33-year career
• Sunday River Ski Resort hosts rail jam competition New Year's Eve
• Former Rumford student authors first children's book
• In Sight: It takes a neighborhood to raise a hockey player
• As term ends, Lewiston Mayor Gilbert reflects on his term
• As term ends, Gilbert reflects on time as mayor
• Missing Maine toddler's dad pleads for her return
• Norway man killed when van rolls over on icy Lovell road
• Androscoggin County Jail break plot foiled
• Occupy Oxford Hills sets public meetings
• Cross Country Skiing: Monday's slate postponed
• Pet detective goes full time
• Maine 2011 road deaths lowest since 1959
• New Year's Eve relatively quiet; two Lewiston officers suffer minor injuries in scuffle
• After fire and theft, a warm welcome back
• Redneck Olympics will return, despite USOC
• Police awaiting toxicology tests to determine how child died
• We're the best at (fill in the blank here)! The ways Maine is No. 1
• New Farmington police station becomes reality in 2011
• Car crash kills 2 R.I. residents
• N.H. House considers allowing guns on campuses
• Beasts of the East: Patriots lock up home field advantage
• Occupy N.H. plans events ahead of primary
• Central Maine bests St. Mary's by hour for 2012 New Year's baby title
• No easy answers to New England cod crisis
• Fire consumes garage, vehicles in Turner
• Polar Bear Plunge raises money for charity
• Maine 2011 fire deaths more than double from 2010
• 5 killed in accidents on Maine roads
• Face Time: Carolyn Hricko — A good fall for a long ride
• Promises made, promises kept — Five writers talk about the challenges and profound rewards of an unbroken promise
• Eats: Niky's Greek Restaurant — Relocated and reborn . . . and still authentic
• Odd news has Mainers shaking their heads in 2011
• PHOTO: Singing in the new year
• Electricity Maine grows
• New Saunders Bros. wood products now 100 percent American-made
• Faith returning for Auburn victim of theft
• For wrestler Robinson, life is working out after 'Tough Enough'
• Home invasion leaves mental, physical scars
• Norway girl with throat condition making progress
• Newly legal fireworks use, sales not exactly exploding
• Sun Journal reader project: Other reader ideas that caught experts' eyes
• Talk of the town
• Huddle Up: After these 12 months, the apocalypse won't seem so bad
• PHOTO: Icy awakening
• Barnies finding basketball opportunity in Turkey
• PHOTO: Phyzgig North
• Sights Unseen: Lewiston's Lisbon Street
• Maine closes some scallop grounds
• Maine man guilty of arson at topless coffee shop
• The top stories on SunJournal.com for 2011
• What's open the day after New Year's
• Top videos of 2011 on SunJournal.com
• Reporters notebook for Dec. 31
• Top ten news stories of 2011
• Stolen utility trailer recovered
• We asked: 'What's your New Year's resolution?'
• Jewelry, coins taken from Farmington home
• Paris man accused of attempted murder, arson
• Nine hurt in Turner crash
• Waterford house damaged by fire
• H.S. basketball: Devils drown Dragons
• Help pours in for Farmington fire victims
• Weird, Wicked Weird: Predictions for 2012
• Coming Sunday
• Maine DEP: Mercury take-back programs are costly
• Gulf of Maine shrimp season to be a short one
• Foul play suspected in Maine girl's disappearance
• HS Boys' Basketball: Cougars pounce on Bulldogs
• Year of wind coming to an end
• Barn, horse stable destroyed by fire in Farmington
• Finally cold enough to start an ice rink
• False threat draws police to Bethel water line repair
• FHL in Lewiston: Whalers reel in Bluefins
• Girls' basketball: Cougars in the zone, beat Greyhounds
• Bliss Thru Shopping: Out with the old
• Former Minot firefighter pleads guilty to arson; he's in therapy to address fire-starting issues
• Health coalition receives $45,000 grant
• Harrison offers many winter programs
• Farmington community welcome at The Coffee Church
• Police investigate copper thefts
• Livermore Falls police investigate theft of trailer
• Oxford Fair president seeks public's input
• Construction set for The Lofts
• Jay Police Department awards two employees
• Bethel couple, friends complete timber-frame addition
• 150 acres protected in Otisfield
• Man arrested for Norway fire
• Tasers, pepper spray, hand-to-hand combat no match for man on bath salts
• Mother of missing toddler wants to talk to father
• LL Bean boot gets a kick from retro trend
• Horse and cats lost in Farmington stable fire
• Our December 29 Edition is Online on the Stands: • No Christmas Tree pick-up in...
• Maine trooper facing drunk driving charges writes email to colleagues
• Charleston, Maine sex offender facing abuse charges
• Crack down on MaineCare abusers, audience at Presque Isle forum says
• Sudden thaw sends Androscoggin, Swift ice downstream
• Five receive Musgrave scholarships
• Board takes first look at budget requests
• Riverfront Island plan set for review Jan. 18
• Mt. Blue gym expected to open in two months
• Delegation slams Treasury report on Chinese currency
• Wilton Lights on till Jan. 6, off next year
• Peru native travels nation for work on pipelines
• Four River Valley residents nabbed in prescription drug sweep
• Girls' basketball: Signature win for Spruce Mountain
• Curtains Without Borders finds 130 antique stage curtains in Maine
• Boston trade: Sox get Sweeney, Bailey from A’s
• Logging truck rolls in Woodstock; driver escapes wrecked cab
• Man in Maine fake sticker scam starts jail term
• Federal flow of money could include Androscoggin River
• Maine fishermen expect record prices for scallops
• Belfast man accused of sending text threats
• Maine authorities warn of chimney sweeping scam
• Plans for Downeaster layover facility move forward
• Search for Maine toddler wraps up in 12th day
• Maine Medicaid cuts on N. Maine agenda
• Body found in Brunswick remains unidentified
• Massachusetts high court upholds Cape Wind power contract
• Suboxone use in Portland: A lifeline for recovering addicts or a new abuse problem?
• Sen. Susan Collins completes 14-year consecutive voting streak
• Maine authorities warn of chimney sweeping scam
• Man in Maine fake sticker scam starts jail term
• University of Southern Maine math professor receives national award
• Maine foreclosure picture mixed
• Report urges development of ‘recreation corridors,’ including Androscoggin River
• Search for toddler continues; police receive 330 leads
• Heat squelch Celtics
• Dixfield woman named judge
• Rumford Hospital to host new diabetes support group
• Vehicles slide on icy Oxford County roads
• Rumford homeowner surprises burglar
• LePage names Auburn Realtor to county commission
• Minot board seeks funds for fire department
• Students build warming hut for Norway rink
• Vehicles slide on icy Oxford County roads
• Hotel Rumford sold; renovations under way
• PHOTOS: Chickens lose interest in small snowman
• Driver injured by portable heater in Route 120 accident in Roxbury
• Woman in South Rumford Road crash 'lucky'
• Hockey: FHL back in town
• Local Sears, Kmart stores escape wave of closures
• Wilton flag project receives grant
• Clover seniors worry cuts means they'll be homeless July 1
• Dining Dish: Portland eateries make it easy to count lunch-time calories
• Water main breaks on Pleasant Street in Lewiston
• Holiday season gives birth to new shoppers
• Police post $30,000 reward for information on missing 20-month-old Ayla
• Victims of Christmas Day crash in Palermo mourned
• No curbside Christmas tree pickup for Lewiston and Auburn residents
• 100-120 Sears and Kmart stores to close
• 100-120 Sears and Kmart stores to close
• Community dog park planned for Eagle Scout project
• Hard to swallow: Maddy's Restaurant closes after 41 years
• A unique gift for chamber of commerce staff
• 12 Hour Club: Safe and supportive
• Tumbleweed tales and a cross-country trek
• Otisfield church pantry offers home-cooked food
• Municipal gas utility a non-starter in Bethel
• Patriots' priority is protecting ball, Brady
• Holiday season comes to a healthy close for retailers
• Beloved snowman wrecked and rebuilt by same teenagers
• Reporter's notebook
• Bliss Thru Shopping: Camis and joy
• Unorganized territory budget passes, up nearly $41,000
• Water samples from well sent to state laboratory
• Cemetery trees in Livermore to be removed in stages
• Heating issues plague Norway tenants
• Water main break erodes street
• Farmington businesses post reward for information on Christmas burglaries
• ARCHIVED VIDEO: Lewiston vs. St. Dom's boys
• Waterville Police say they believe somebody took missing toddler from home
• Odd news keeps New Englanders laughing, thinking
• Black Mountain opens alpine trails; Nordic trails to open Dec. 28
• A year after Sugarloaf accident expert says riding in a car is more dangerous than riding a ski lift
• Maine police seek privacy in toddler search
• Wives in ads, kids on the bus as GOP voting nears in New Hampshire
• Gunman in Texas Christmas slayings dressed as Santa
• Maine log home maker lands contract in China
• Civil Wars 150th stirs trove of memories
• ‘Broken’ bail system freed man who went on to murder family
• Man charged in Christmas Day Rite-Aid robbery
• 'Deadliest crash of year' kills four men
• Knicks edge Celtics 106-104 on Anthony foul shots
• Maine coastal frontage preserved
• Maine coffee shop makes Zagat top 10 list
• Witness testifies in topless coffee shop arson trial
• Police make arrest in church theft
• Pedestrian killed by car was first UNH female head
• Livermore Falls town office to close to remove flooring, furniture
• Two 2007 cruisers go out to bid
• Belfast company temporarily lays off 70
• Political Pulse: LePage confident about MaineCare waiver; Democrats not so much
• Warm Maine winters no picnic at the beach for beech
• Decision on Lewiston's Multi-Purpose Center building put off
• Talking money with the Maine Lottery's point man
• Holmes proud of service to Buckfield as he heads to new post
• We wish you a Merry Christmas; We wish you a Merry Christmas; We wish you a Me...
• EPA says holidays can bring septic woes
• Authorities trying to identify man found dead in Brunswick
• Christmas Eve worshippers urged to be grateful for Christ’s sacrifices
• LePage's first year as governor is named top Maine story
• National media focuses on missing Maine toddler Ayla
• Maine lawmakers dig in for 2012 session
• Churchgoers share Christmas with Montello Manor residents
• ARCHIVED VIDEO: Lewiston vs. St. Dom's girls
• Talk of the town
• Check Santa's flight at NORAD
• L-A Christmas services
• Report: 2010 election showed big spike in outside campaign spending in Maine
• Lewiston's Museum L-A gets grant to preserve textile designs
• Road Trip: Christmas Cove
• Community welcome to local Christmas services
• Auburn house fire quickly extinguished
• Have a 'grape' new year
• Acting out the story of Christmas in Auburn
• Countdown to Christmas
• Face Time: Making sure every child, teen has a Christmas
• Tens of thousands join Putin protests
• Thousands enjoy merry Christmas in Bethlehem
• HS girls' basketball: EL fends off Lewiston
• Big surge in last-miniute shopping
• HS boys' basketball: Eddies leave Devils blue
• Comeback kids: Pats pull out win over Dolphins
• Donations flood Hope Haven's toy drive
• Same-sex kiss a first for Navy tradition
• 28 Bangor High students suspended from activities after Lincoln drinking party
• Search for Waterville toddler hampered by snowfall
• Collins seeks federal probe into why taxpayer money funded housing squalor in Oxford County
• Auburn Police looking for help identifying Wal-Mart purse snatching suspect
• Photo: Dashing through the snow
• Photo: Dashing through the snow in Lewiston
• Bates Dance Festival Celebrates 30 Years
• Windham student hit by Lewiston driver while crossing for bus
• Wilton couple seeks appeal of antenna decision
• Canton rips DEP for dam permitting process
• Farmington teen charged with terrorizing in Mt. Blue bomb threat
• Sherwood Heights carolers bring Christmas cheer
• Carolers at Kingfield's Willy Whack Shop
• Spruce Mountain to open day after Christmas
• Mt. Abram opens for the season
• Without snow, seasonal sales slow
• PHOTO: Lewiston tech students donate food for the holidays
• In Sight: Unusual decorations
• Countdown to Christmas
• Girls' basketball: Cougars get touch back, shelve Vikings
• Girls' Basketball: Newton Makes It Memorable
• Hope Haven toy drive desperate for donations
• Reporters' notebook: Remembering grandfather stirs emotions in LaBonte
• All Auburn kindergartners have iPads
• Maine Warden Service spokeswoman resigns
• Tape placed around home of missing Maine toddler
• Boys' hockey: Saints turn away Blue Devils
• Girls' hockey: Devils unload on Saints
• Better job market news sends stocks edging higher
• Our December 22 Edition is Online and On the Stands! • Grand Openings: Goldwor...
• Rangeley selectmen approve permits for Snodeo, fireworks
• Penalty for Oxford fairgrounds damage unresolved
• Wilton's Christmas Tree
• Board extends superintendent’s contract
• Kingfield reviewing sewer charges
• Sergeant retires from Farmington Police Department
• Budget group kicks dispatching back to County Commission
• LaBonte: Auburn to become a chosen city
• Burglary suspect’s bail lowered
• Dirigo hails Hall for 100th win
• Girls' basketball: Greyhounds come undone
• Western Foothills school events postponed
• Livermore Falls man injured in accident on icy road
• Rumford Public Works sidewalk plow rolls, employee injured
• Freezing rain causes multiple accidents
• Holmes resigns as Buckfield manager
• 'Layaway angels' pay off Christmas gifts in Auburn
• Woman, dog escape fire in Buckfield
• Online readers react to special Somali report
• Freezing rain hits Twin Cities
• Bath extends moratorium on 'smart' meters; CMP seeks quick response from customers
• Northern New England to see snow on Friday
• Traffic backed up on Maine Turnpike by Maine-New Hampshire border
• Officials step up efforts to find missing Waterville toddler
• Oxford Hills and Mount Blue school district closing early
• Freezing rain sends cars sliding in Southern Maine
• State housing board digs into Norway Section 8 housing problems
• Oxford casino will mean staff increases for state gambling control
• Local groups reach out to soldiers and their families
• Dexter killings put focus on domestic violence bail decisions
• City Council approves tax-incentive deal for hotel developers
• City Council gives casino developers new option on Bates Mill No. 5
• Sen. Snowe visits career fair
• Commissioners send new dispatch center proposal to voters in mixed vote
• Newry voters reject conservation commission proposal
• Lewiston man pleads guilty to sex-related charges involving boy
• More Christmas memories
• PHOTO: Family learning
• Students study history by acting out Middle Ages battle
• Warming hut in works for Roberts Farm Preserve
• Franklin County bikers provide funding for Christmas dinners
• Flags on Main Street project gains support
• Strong Elementary's scores gain recognition
• Dixfield officer back on patrol after academy graduation
• Girls' Basketball: Lakers swamp Patriots
• LePage urges lawmakers to address 'economic reality' of DHHS cuts
• Tomaselli enters guilty pleas
• SunJournal.com to live-stream Lewiston-St. Dom's doubleheader Thursday
• Missing Waterville toddler's mom clings to hope
• New England seal deaths linked to influenza virus
• Man hurt helping Augusta crash victim
• Maine brothers sentenced for growing pot
• White Christmas odds grow in northern New England
• New DHHS claims system gets federal OK
• Maine veteran hurt while helping accident victim
• Standard poodle helps Orrington schoolchildren develop reading skills
• Maine brothers sentenced for growing pot on adjacent properties
• State board reprimands Jay doctor for methadone prescriptions written to pregnant patient
• Acoustic guitar maker builds each piece by hand
• Rumford teen trying to raise $8,000 to work to help African wild animal orphans survive
• PHOTO: Gift of smiles
• Counting down to Christmas
• Christmas for Kids and Christmas for Teens programs see higher level of need this year
• Girls basketball: Cougars hold off Mustangs' charge
• Power failure, not shopping frenzy, causes black Monday morning
• Burglaries, thefts investigated
• Police investigate Wilton burglaries
• Turner men sentenced on hunting charges in Pennsylvania
• Court hears child abuser's request for contact with grandson
• Snowe to visit Lewiston job fair Tuesday
• Speeder caught rushing to Christmas party
• Oxford Hills superintendent gets contract extension
• Rumford board pays $6,000 settlement, releases Public Works employee
• Michaud, Pingree slam House rejection of payroll tax cut extension
• Missing Maine girl's family worried about her safety
• CEO of Lewiston's Baxter Brewing Co. named one of Forbes' Food and Wine 30 under 30
• Maine gambling board to take up new casino in Oxford
• Drugs blamed on surge in Augusta crime
• Maine gas prices fall more than 3 cents
• Mom of missing Waterville toddler sought sole custody
• A look behind snowmaking: Sunday River crew works long hours to keep resort trails white
• Bates Dance Festival 2012 Internships
• Bates Dance Festival Fall Newsletter - December 19, 2011
• Auburn firefighters deliver truckloads of toys to local families
• Trooper finds 159 pounds of pot in traffic stop
• Door shot with pellets
• County commission public hearing time changed
• Vigil to raise awareness of homeless in Lewiston Wednesday
• Audit woes push Carthage town meeting from March to Dec. 19
• Minot girl gives birthday gifts to others for Christmas
• The art of making snow
• People You Lnow: John Lebel, longtime Androscogin County jailer
• Two Telstar musicians play at festival
• Maine business leaders share transition from college to career
• Woman, 64, sentenced in arson
• Woodstock man loses surety bail
• Wrestling: Former MV coach receives national honor
• Pro football: Patriots strike down Tebow, Broncos
• Police log
• Vast majority of Somali immigrants arrived as refugees
• A decade later: The city, Somalis and spending
• Maine funny doc moves from humorist to activist
• The Hot Corner: Tale of two QBs does heart good
• Police seek public's help in search for missing toddler
• McDonald's Invitational: McVictory for Dirigo Cougars
• Havel, hero of anti-communist revolution, dies
• Struggle and progess: 10 years of Somalis in Lewiston
• Talk of the town
• Face Time: Andrew Poore — At home in Auburn running Flagship Cinemas' operations
• Eats: Everything eggnog — All it's cracked up to be . . . and more
• Unsigned handbill attacks proposed Newry Conservation Commission
• Nightlife calendar
• PHOTO: 'Twas the Knights before Christmas
• Snow at Black Mountain in Rumford draws snowmobilers
• Lack of ice on Maine waters hurting bait and tackle sellers
• Auburn docs help Honduran patients
• Lewiston's public podium may be 'weak' mayor's strongest power
• PHOTO: Civil Air Patrol Search and Rescue in Auburn
• Bates Dance Festival Announces 2012 Programs
• PHOTO: Goldworks holds grand opening in Auburn
• Clothing exchange reopens at Bethel Park
• Casino backers ask Lewiston council for more time
• Hannaford beef recalled
• PHOTO: Defibrillator bought for Auburn Middle School
• Tomaselli to answer bail violation next week
• Roxbury woman injured in Route 120 collision
• Empty Litchfield home burns
• Girls' basketball: Rams Rally Past Vikings
• Lewiston man denied bail in murder case
• VA suffering growing pains as it serves women, leader says
• Wilton robbery suspect's bail set
• New Vineyard kidnap suspects argue for lower bail
• Two charged with burglaries in Norway, Waterford
• Buckfield man faces sex charge
• Maine loses 'Race to the Top'
• Some LePage DHHS cuts require elusive federal waiver
• Police search for missing 20-month-old girl
• Maine teen sentenced to 6 years in baby's death
• Sugarloaf Mountain readies Skyline for first rides
• The next Ann Coulter? Scarborough native's column is a hit
• HS Football: Leavitt's Hersom among Fitzpatrick Trophy finalists
• Childless adults tell of dire circumstances loss of MaineCare would cause
• Salmonella scare prompts Hannaford beef recall
• LePage stands by MaineCare cuts, asks to oversee MaineHousing
• No one injured in two related accidents
• Food drive brings in more than 2,100 pounds of food, raises more than $2,500
• Hartford subdivision permit questioned
• Amato's to open Saturday
• Livermore taxpayers will be able to pay taxes from home computer
• Holiday baskets on their way to local families
• Rodney Atkins still singing at Colisee in Lewiston after arrest
• Giving Tree at UMF helps area children
• Harrison selectmen discuss options for tower clock
• Volunteers needed for guiding RSU 9 into the future
• Police arrest robbery suspect after hospital stay
• Forbes: LePage welfare quotes inaccurate
• Sheriff working to revive Oxford County Jail
• Three hurt in crash on Route 26
• BEP scrutinizes plan to expedite wetlands permitting
• Girls' basketball: Falcons fight off Mustangs
• Auburn Water District wins award
• Girls' basketball: Bulldogs rout Roadrunners
• Sabattus man convicted of murder tries for new trial
• Head-on crash on Route 26 in Oxford
• What Maine transportation project would spur the most growth? Group says I-395/Route 9 link
• Macdonald apologizes for election night comments
• Macdonald apologizes for election-night comments
• Reporter query: Do you know someone who has changed a life by keeping a promise?
• Chamber after hours at Lost Valley tonight! 5pm to 7pm.
• Topless coffee shop owner takes stand, admits sex with waitress
• Group gathers signatures to get third-party presidential candidate on Maine ballot
• Couple found dead in troubled Portland apartment building identified
• Our December 15 Edition is Online and On the Stands! • Gilbert: Tribute to Mar...
• DNA analyst: Blood in Lewiston apartment belongs to missing woman
• Farmington Appeals Board sends decisions back to Planning Board
• Chesterville grader stolen from locked gravel pit
• Bishop Malone visits Rumford school students, staff
• Naples man charged in burglary of state trooper's home
• LePage frustrated with state's debt
• Lewiston stabbing victim healing; suspect goes to court
• 'Living in hopelessness': Tri-county agencies trying to comfort cold neighbors
• Poland middle school students face off against firefighters in cooking competition
• Bell rings at Farmington's Old South Church again
• Woodstock church construction ahead of schedule
• Derailed train car spills sodium chloride in Rumford
• House passes $662 billion defense bill
• Lewiston mayor-elect changes angry tone
• Potential candidates take out papers for Ward 4 council seat in Lewiston
• Auburn driver hurt in Lisbon crash
• Boys' hockey: St. Dom's finishes strong
• Mt. Abram ski area in Greenwood pushes back opening by 5 days
• Mt. Abram ski area in Greenwood pushes back opening by 5 days
• Demonstrators rally against DHHS cuts
• PHOTO: Community volunteer
• Jay resident takes issue with selectmen's attire
• Franklin County to be Capital for a Day today
• Opera House, bank work to match grant
• Paris board eyes bylaw change
• Three local Rotarians awarded for dedicated service
• Tomaselli arrested on bail violation charge
• Law court hears public access case
• Raiding the town till: Corruption in small-town Maine costs taxpayers $800K in past five years
• Lewiston Salvation Army worries that its kettles are light this season
• Boys' high school basketball: A drop in the bucket for Red Eddies
• Boys' basketball: Dirigo drops Mountain Valley
• LePage, Democrats dispute origin, magnitude of DHHS shortfall
• Bob Macdonald has been elected as Lewiston's new mayor.
• VIDEO: Lewiston voters share on camera how they voted
• Police responding to three-car accident on Route 4
• Sugarloaf set to open new lift Saturday
• Maine lawmakers begin review of Planning Office dismantlement
• Zachary Tomaselli says he expects prison time
• Environmental group says LePage 'green' order promotes destructive logging
• Video: How Lewiston will count run-off mayoral ballots
• Auburn police arrest knife assault suspect on Maine Turnpike
• Police seek Livermore Falls man in Wilton robbery
• Lewiston residents vote for mayor today
• Officials meet on Farmington bomb threat investigation
• Town managers learn of new way of seeing development
• Caroling in French
• Restless eyes: Artist chooses to stay hungry
• Wreaths laid in tribute in Rumford
• Durham entrepreneur sentenced for drug trafficking
• Town report dedicated to three Dixfield residents
• Kirchherr takes over Paris board chairmanship
• RSU 16 board reviews superintendent's contract
• Peru resident warned about filing complaint
• State police to operate OUI roadblocks
• Sign restored in Farmington
• Livermore Falls school plan draws questions
• The Settlement broken into over the weekend, reward offered
• New Hampshire man charged in drug theft
• Four charged in paintball shootings
• Debate heats up over proposed Medicaid cuts
• Girls' basketball: Mountain Valley holds off Dirigo
• McLean to headline second L-A Film Festival
• Rumford man stabbed in Bangor, Connecticut man arrested
• Human rights panel agrees exotic dancer fired for being black, not for her weight
• Controversial Elm Terrace development gets OK at $265K per unit
• Forbes lists Maine as worst state for business, again
• Northeast states cut heating aid to poor
• Downtown revitalization to be discussed in Wilton
• Political Pulse: Life by a million cuts for LePage's proposed agency
• Patriots hold off lowly Redskins
• Pro-gun protest staged on N.H. campus
• Young tweeters act as reporters, turn heads
• Students restore century-old steam engine
• VIDEO: Ask Santa
• LePage: Medicaid plan tough to share
• Lewiston woman stabbed, man arrested
• Ski lodge eschews fossil fuels
• Police think mall robberies are related
• Maine college skaters to help in food drive
• Distiller to donate spuds to the needy
• UMaine System seeks to rebuild enrollments
• Maine ranks No. 2 in student debt
• High school students restore century-old steam engine in Massachussets
• Northeast states cut heating aid to poor
• Amtrak celebrates 10 years on the Downeaster
• Confereence aims to help Maine's 10,000 women veterans stay healthy
• Condominium decision goes to Appeals Board
• Paris selectmen to discuss chairman's resignation
• Local kids answer: "What do you want Santa to bring you for Christmas?"
• PHOTO: For the veterans
• PHOTO: Breakfast with Santa
• PHOTO: Tasty building
• Neighbors, officials tour Lewiston methadone clinic
• Strong showing for first downtown art festival
• Behind the doors at the Androscoggin County Courthouse
• Boston woman hurt while hiking in N.H.
• King's kingdom: Stephen King's newest book again features the L-A area, and Frank Anicetti's not complaining — except about King's taste in soft drinks.
• Vt. man seeks return of autographed Telecaster
• 50,000 Christmas cookies!?! Sweet madness is fueled by tradition, the joy of giving and friendship.
• Maine drops workers' comp rate again
• FCS quarterfinals: Eagles hold off Black Bears
• Maine police department to get bath salts kits
• Boys' basketball: Mustangs cut off Greyhounds at the pass
• Portland seeks OccupyMaine's intentions
• Grid growth: CMP's Lewiston substation is one part of historic expansion for Maine's power system
• Portland backs down in taxi licensing flap
• Face Time: Elizabeth Snyder — banking on some out-of-the-box ideas
• Police evict Occupy Boston protesters; 46 arrested
• Maine-N.H. bridge to close for good next month
• Race to replace Maine's Snowe shapes up
• Snowe comes under fire for voting 'present'
• Stolen jewelry recovered; Fayette woman arrested
• Two arrested in undercover investigation in Rumford
• Spruce Mtn. vs. St. Dom's girls' basketball
• Otisfield oil spill caused by thief cutting copper tubing
• PHOTO: Preparing for Christmas pageant
• PHOTO: Trees for Troops
• PHOTO: Wilton's new Canal Street bridge opens
• College Football: Maine hopes to end Georgia Southern's run
• Mayoral Candidate Mark Paradis dies
• Lisbon home 'lighting up' for charity
• Reporter's notebook
• Mt. Blue High School campus cleared after bomb threat
• Girls' hockey: Greely edges Lewiston
• Fishermen, regulators discuss dismal cod report
• Feds discuss Maine offshore wind proposal
• Boys' high school basketball: Lewiston goes long, drops Oxford Hills
• Maine fisherman sentenced on tax evasion charges
• Girls' basketball: Eagles turn it around on Eddies
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• Mark Paradis, Lewiston mayoral candidate, dies
• Kingfield wins drinking water taste test
• Buckfield duo releases new Mentos and Diet Coke video on Youtube
• Man arrested in New Gloucester baseball-bat beating
• Mexico Math Night adds up to fun
• Farmington field hockey goalkeeper plays in National event
• Norway housing fair resource for Section 8 landlords, tenants
• Tomaselli says he will sue Fine; local criminal case continues
• Mountain Explorer bus service to start 11th season
• MDEP "lapse" dilutes Flagstaff Lake control
• Jay committee recommends buying new tractor for transfer station
• Carrabassett Valley recreational bridge opens Saturday
• $1M budget proposed for Franklin County unorganized territories
• Grand expansion: Brownfield cereal company grows
• RSU 73 sets meeting to get community input on school closure
• Mexico's Region 9 board meets in closed session
• Budget talks continue for Androscoggin Sheriff's Department
• Board to review new Farmington restaurant/pub plans
• Oxford Aviation to hire 20 over next 2 months
• Rumford man like family to many on Island
• Leeds students win while learning about science
• Harrison considers moving tower clock
• High school indoor track: Lewiston's Pandora taking his shot
• Women's College Basketball: Bowdoin blasts away from Bates
• Occupy protesters dealt setbacks in Maine
• Va. Tech locks down after officer, 1 other killed
• Decision split on Portland law firm
• Discredited Lewiston accuser files lawsuit against former Syracuse coach
• Federal judge tells Occupy Augusta to get a permit, stop camping
• Number of power outages down to 500
• Bangor approves deal to keep Waterfront Concerts
• No charges for logging truck mishap that claimed life of 5-year-old in Jackman
• Census survey shows snapshot of life in Maine towns
• Maine, NH and Vt. in top 8 for Peace Corps volunteers
• PHOTOS: Remembering Pearl Harbor Day
• Canal Street bridge reopening in Wilton set for Tuesday
• Auburn's 'mega-campus' idea gets green light
• Suzanne Grover steps down as head of Oxford Fair
• Dispatchers to work 12-hour shifts
• Local, state fire officials expect increased injuries, fires with new Maine fireworks law
• Accident on Route 120 in Mexico sends one to local hospital
• Donated archive documents Otisfield's history
• Festival of Trees set for Saturday in Farmington
• Foreign students at Buckfield school enjoy treats, activities
• RSU 73 to consider regional adult, community education partnership
• Lewiston mayoral candidate vows to stay positive in light of cancer diagnosis
• Mt. Abram ready to bounce back after lightning strike
• Local agencies react to LePage plan
• Battle lines drawn on LePage's DHHS cuts
• High school swimming: Saints are early risers
• Women's College Basketball: Moose trample Mustangs
• Sun Journal Sports Web site earns honor
• Syracuse child abuse case: Records cast doubt on Lewiston man's accusations; Tomaselli says DA has no right to doubt him, and lawsuit is coming
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• Maine DEP chief announces reorganization plan
• Suzanne Grover steps down as head of Oxford Fair
• Syracuse District Attorney: Tomaselli's allegations against Bernie Fine in question
• Lewiston mayoral candidate Paradis diagnosed with cancer, will continue campaign
• Police say Maine man who escaped New Hampshire jail was after ex-girlfriend
• 2012 Mortgage delinquencies seen dropping sharply
• Police to update public at 10 a.m. on Maine man who escaped jail, eluded capture for 5 days
• Two stores move to Route 26 for holidays, casino traffic
• Paris student to serve as Senate page
• Residency error voids Ward 4 vote in Lewiston
• Rumford auditor tells board town's in 'strong financial condition'
• Longley school out of room, lacks security
• Girls' basketball: Telstar opts for JV season
• Boys' hockey: New direction for Hornets
• Foreign-exchange students like school in Dixfield
• Monmouth man remembers Pearl Harbor
• Lewiston city councilors urged to restore Libbey cupola in honor of former councilor
• Witnesses key in bail hearing for Lewiston murder suspect
• RSU 73 panel faces 2 options to house high school students
• Harrison school hit by stomach virus
• New business for Auburn Plaza
• Collins to introduce bipartisan jobs plan with payroll tax cut
• 'It will have a real impact': LePage announces sweeping changes to MaineCare
• Latest Maine poll features questions on Obama, LePage, Cutler and Snowe
• Officials seeks help in finding Mexico arson suspect
• Jail escapee Hobson reportedly caught
• Facebook photos gift-wrap suspect for Falmouth police
• Somali taxi drivers sue over new Portland policy
• Auburn doctor downgrades holiday light show
• Tractor-trailer, sedan crash on Alfred Plourde Parkway in Lewiston
• PHOTOS: Lewiston's Garcelon Bog Permanently Conserved
• Housing fair set for Norway
• Wrapping for college education
• Androscoggin Head start's 'heart' retiring
• Judge promises Occupy Augusta answer in 2 days
• Jay man faces charges in attempted copper piping theft
• Money OK'd for Peru bridge
• Old Mechanic Falls library building sold
• New Gloucester a step closer to creating water district
• Copper pipes cut, stolen from Otisfield school
• Council unanimous on Auburn fireworks ban
• Syracuse coach's accuser admits molesting teen
• Dozens of cookies to go to soldiers
• Lewiston High School choir available to hire for Christmas caroling
• Paris to take another look at nature preserve hunting policy
• Open house draws hundreds to Woodstock turbine project
• Tent burns at Occupy Augusta site, officials say fire was set intentionally
• LePage calls situation with Lincolnville rep 'bull'
• Few teens sexting racy photos, new research says
• Maine average gasoline price down 2.6 cents
• Hearing set in Occupy Augusta encampment issue
• Auburn police warn residents of vehicle burglary spree
• Owner of Eaton Mountain Ski Area injured by snow groomer
• Winterport siblings recall the blessings of being among 17 children
• Occupy Bangor encampment to move away from library, disagrees over next step
• Lobster trap Christmas trees spur friendly competition between town
• Gov. LePage says state can no longer afford to insure childless adults
• Hearing set in Occupy Augusta encampment issue
• Burglars hit Auburn vehicles
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• Macdonald: I speak for Lewiston
• Protester charged with sledgehammer threat
• Voters to choose Lewiston mayor Dec. 13
• 'Silent Girl' author to speak in Maine at Husson
• Escaped inmate still at large in Maine
• Breast cancer motorcycle license plate in works
• New president brings big vision to Bates College
• Maine's Moxie Festival seeks ideas for 2012 theme
• Santa is coming to Jay town office
• Middle school Lego teams to present projects to community
• Food drive ready to roll
• Oxford man injured after car falls on him
• Wreath ceremony planned for Pearl Harbor Day
• DEP project replaces oil tanks at risk of failure
• Wreaths headed from Maine to Arlington
• 'Tis the season for pet pitfalls: A list of potential problems for pets this holiday season
• First downtown 'Festival of Art and Lights' set for Saturday
• Rumford board hires local logger to harvest wood on 43-acre lot
• For Paradis, calm and civility important in next mayor
• Skiing santas at Sunday River
• Bates College names new president
• Girls' basketball: Tough act to follow
• The Hot Corner: Something just doesn't Fitzy right
• Boys' basketball: Hornets' hopes high
• College football: Black Bears topple Mountaineers, advance to FCS quarterfinals
• Girls' hockey: Blue Devils edge Red Hornets
• Christmas at Norlands in Livermore shares early Maine history with large crowds
• Ready to rock: Five Finger Death Punch fans in Lewiston
• Face Time: Sue Conklin (and Co.) — Teacher by day, weather forecaster by ... also day
• Eats: New Fire House Grille pumps it up
• Search continues for N.H. escaped inmate
• PHOTOS: Earmuff inventor honored in Farmington
• State readies for unemployment benefit cutoff
• Saying goodbye to Buckfield's Odfellow Theater
• Maine jobless rally at Blaine House
• After Farmington tragedy, experts say more can be done to prevent PTSD-triggered violence
• New route sought in examining Maine national park plan
• Brunswick woman convicted for food stamp deception
• Logger from Strong honored by professionals
• Votes due Wednesday in Sun Journal reader project on future of Bates Mill No. 5
• Veterans court proposed for Maine
• Lewiston pair charged with kidnapping
• Weird, Wicked Weird: The Great Sardine drop
• Black Mountain of Maine promotes local shopping
• Maine cut-your-own Christmas tree farm owners say business is good
• Student advocates, businesses honored for helping students
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• Casino operator to visit home of NFL’s Patriots
• SCORE: The next generation of business planning
• New Vineyard voters reject tax assessment review ordinance
• George McGovern hospitalized after fall
• Maine woman charged in Thanksgiving Day robbery
• Maine library asks Occupy group to leave by Monday
• Maine police shootings on the rise
• Snowe defends vote on payroll tax cut
• Police identify body found in Lewiston freezer as Kitty Wardwell
• Delay on I-95 northbound between Gray and New Gloucester after accident
• Obama urges Congress to pass payroll tax cut
• Gorham club owner charged with threat
• Man gunned down in Dover-Foxcroft remembered as good friend, loving father
• Tony Atlas, pro wrestler, coming to Mexico
• Poland man stabbed, Auburn man arrested
• Brunswick woman killed crossing road
• Baseball: Valentine's day at Fenway
• Canadian couple arrested at border, plead guilty to possessing drugs
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• Oxford casino walls going up
• Reading, writing and bullying: A lesson plan for local schools
• Workshop promotes knowledge of things to do in Franklin County
• Forums set in Sabattus, Litchfield on new teaching method
• Dwindling membership, costs, lead Knights of Columbus to sell hall in Lewiston
• Oxford to hold special town meeting on TIFs
• Grateful Dead legend coming to State Theatre
• Treasure Hunters Roadshow hits Wilton
• College football: Black Bears face traditional FCS powerhouse in Appalachian State
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• Three face charges in kidnapping case in Farmington
• Senate rejects extension of payroll tax cut
• Poland man stabbed; Auburn man arrested
• Auburn committee to recommend one school campus
• Couple propose new hotel in Rumford
• Portland Police say man tried to enter someone else’s Occupy Maine tent
• L.L. Bean CEO loses legal dispute with neighbors
• Fire in Raymond
• Third search warrant issued in case of ex-Syracuse University coach
• Canadian couple charged at Coburn Gore border crossing with $70K worth of illegal drugs
• Job creation tax credits falling short in states
• Lewiston woman charged with arson
• Topsham OKs funds for waterfront park designs
• Ham radio licenses hit an all-time high
• Maine home sales up 6.78% in October
• States regulate shipping of Christmas trees, wreaths
• Resort managers work to speed up timeshare foreclosure process
• Doctors scarce in Oxford County
• Levant man indicted for ‘savage beating’ of elderly father
• Bangor to offer ‘high school on steroids’ with groundbreaking new program
• Westbrook man charged for mistakenly shooting dog
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• Crowds huge at Parade of Lights in Lewiston-Auburn
• Woodsmen, butchers say Maine moose and deer crawling with ticks
• Mt. Blue Middle School LEGO League 2010 state winners gear up for next tournament
• Norway student's sled-dog book to hit stores
• Jay teen hurt after car hits downed tree
• It's (not) beginning to feel a lot like Christmas
• LePage hopes Canadian power will lower electricity rates
• Democrat joins candidates vying for LePage's appointment
• Drug search policy at Mt. Blue High School aired
• Lewiston High principal wins medical award
• Woodstock man's bail set at $10,000
• Three charged in drug case on Spruce Mountain school grounds
• Mistrial declared in Paris sex assault trial
• Witness: Woman said brother killed missing Lewiston woman
• West Paris fire victims moving into donated home
• Lewiston animal shelter wins $20,000 prize
• Legion baseball: Gayton looking for new sponsor
• Judge considers tossing statements in Tomaselli sex-abuse case in Auburn
• Fitzpatrick Trophy: Leavitt's Hersom, Mt. Blue's Tracy semifinalists
• Convicted drug dealer arrested again
• Maine gets $6 million to implement health care law it's suing to stop
• Dover-Foxcroft fire chief wants answers in state police shooting of ex-son-in-law
• Video from the Lewiston mayor runoff debate available online and on Great Falls TV
• Woman’s body found in Dover-Foxcroft in Piscataquis River
• Bangor businesses worry about threatened loss of Waterfront Concerts
• Maine native earns top military athletic honors for sailing
• Fund created for Auburn victims of theft
• Collins inducted into Maine Women's Hall of Fame
• Maine mill gets grant to upgrade machine pumps
• Woman, child ousted from Orange Street home after fire
• Lewiston man stabbed in Blake Street apartment
• Hundreds of votes in and counting — a Sun Journal reader project: The future of Bates Mill No. 5
• Testimony ends in Poland man's sex assault trial
• RSU 10 could provide retirement incentives
• Mobile home mishap in Mexico stalls traffic
• Moody's Collision Center opens Lewiston shop
• City considers senior citizen options, Longley School space
• Twin Cities holiday parade kicks off at 6 p.m.
• Men's College Basketball: Bobcats rally past Terriers
• Two River Valley students learn life lessons through Rotary Club
• Women's College Basketball: Bates blasts Husson in second half
• MLB: Bobby will be Red Sox's Valentine
• Lewiston residents react to mayoral candidates' debate
• PHOTO: Driver smashes into Lewiston house
• Local man arrested after four-hour manhunt in Woodstock
• RSU 10 braces for bath salts
• MaineHousing not backing down after relentless questions over spending
• Occupy Bangor to consider pulling up stakes on encampment
• Two shot dead in Dover-Foxcroft
• States suing over health care law collect funding
• Clean Elections consensus sputters, advocates say law in trouble
• Maine to add more job search workshops
• Ex-Maine lawmaker pleads not guilty on gun charges
• Maine heating oil prices hold steady
• OccupyMaine faces headwinds at Portland City Hall
• Brewer men get probation for stealing items from luggage to sell on eBay
• Modular home slides off trailer injuring Wayne driver
• Lewiston winter parking ban begins Thursday
• Former police officer gets 10 years for sex abuse
• Jay woman charged in underage-drinking case
• Woman injured in New Gloucester turnpike wreck
• Issues with sewer rates and road improvements discussed at selectmen meeting
• Teacher association grievance going to arbitration
• Paris selectmen debate board conduct, bylaws
• Fire caused by generator damages Poland home
• Scary ride in Farmington crash
• Earmuff design contest on Chester Greenwood Day
• In Sight: Bethel Trapper
• Remembering the good times in East Wilton
• Minot board gets update on grant to fix Shaw Hill Road
• Back from Brazil: Local companies say trade mission a success
• New scholarship targets older college students
• Patriots stay connected
• Sexual assault trial begins for Poland man
• Accuser, accused speaks out locally
• Legion posts team up for student contest
• Pigs lead police on scramble in Auburn
• Clearly different: Macdonald, Paradis sound off at Lewiston mayoral debate
• Clearly different: Macdonald, Paradis sound off at Lewiston mayoral debate
• Report details Dexter family murder-suicide, calls for new way of handling of domestic violence cases
• Accident closes Lisbon Street
• Gas down a nickel a gallon in Maine
• NFL: Brady, Patriots rout Eagles
• Bus driver with bachelor's degree touts importance of education
• Norway forum for women veterans to focus on benefits
• Health insurance premium to increase 4 percent
• 250 snow riding Santas return to Sunday River for 12th year
• Mayoral debate at library tonight
• Political Pulse: Critics of MaineHousing set sights on nonprofits
• New Catholic church to be built in Southern Maine
• Maine publisher auctions books to help needy
• Coffee and success: Lewiston native helps lead Starbucks
• Construction begins on new Maine transmission line
• PHOTO: Class of 2024
• Report: Maine among big land conserving states
• Mass. casinos pose tough new competition in region
• Program promotes wood pellet heat in Berlin
• PHOTO: Jester and friend
• Hunter found dead in Shirley; natural causes suspected
• Crash closes road, knocks out power in Brunswick
• Artist says he'll fight giant for his kale
• Farmington store continues quilt display
• Face Time: Dawn McAndrews — Telling stories and building community as Monmouth theater's new director
• Awful good falafel — Eats: Fast-rising Bates chef loves Mediterranean cuisine
• Sights Unseen: spirited distribution
• Auburn couple copes with theft of savings
• PHOTO: Swimming with grandma in Lewiston
• Mainer, 73, aims for 500th climb of Mount Katahdin
• Santa and Mrs. Claus ride in Paris, Norway Christmas parade
• The b Section Unofficial Guide to Surviving Without Cable or Satellite TV (if you have to)
• College basketball: Walk-on Anderson already making a positive impact at UMaine
• Talk of the town
• College Hockey: Maine edges Clarkson in Portland
• College Basketball: Brown tips Maine women in Dead River Classic
• Making sense of subsidized housing and calls for a moratorium
• Girls' HS Hockey: Devils, Dragons deadlocked
• College Notebook: Wentworth tapping EL pipeline
• 8 Maine colleges recognized for tobacco policies
• LePage touts needs of Maine businesses
• Maine Dem says holidays are time to remember needy
• Maine firearms deer season comes to an end
• Lewiston man is third to accuse Syracuse coach of molestation
• 8 arrested in Occupy Augusta protest
• Syracuse fires assistant basketball coach Fine
• Occupy Augusta group told to get permit or get out
• Local Portland businesses counting on shoppers
• Passamaquoddies move forward on bottling plant
• 2 arrested in connection with Skowhegan robbery
• Buxton pharmacy robbed
• Resolution honors Maine's Wreaths Across America
• Bangor man arrested on drug charges
• USM program aims to prevent student suicides
• Making snow more efficiently
• PHOTO COLUMN: Army cadet program designed to build character
• Pedestrian hit on Center Street in Auburn
• Small business Saturday gives a piece of the pie to local merchants
• PHOTO: Christmas mission
• Councilor joins pool for appointment to Androscoggin County Commission
• College Hockey: Maine set to host Clarkson at CCCC
• PHOTOS: Tip-Off Classic at Edward Little High School
• New cod data shaking New England fishing industry
• Errant blast damages homes
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• Crowds turn out in Auburn for Black Friday, but remain calm
• Maine casinos get ready for table games
• Los Angeles Walmart shopper pepper sprays others to get ahead on Black Friday
• Hannaford adds drive through service at 2 stores
• War trail walk to benefit museums
• NFL: Patriots' defense preparing for mobile QBs
• Livermore Falls board votes to remove guardrail
• PHOTO: Serving others
• Time for football in Farmington
• Nearly 92, Rumford man's love of Nordic skiing is still strong
• Thanksgiving dinner served to hundreds in Franklin County
• Egyptian court orders release of 3 U.S. students
• Spirit of the season begins in Livermore Falls
• Mill's reopening stokes hopes in Millinocket
• 'Stay thirsty, my friends'
• Portland bar owners text each other about fake IDs
• West Paris man says he has next Facebook
• Occupy movements nationwide celebrate Thanksgiving
• Power restored after storm
• Farmington Rec offers basketball program
• N.H. gay marriage push highlights GOP shifts
• Board considers contracting for some cemetery care in Farmington
• Canton seeks grant to finish bridge
• Farmington Historical Society to sell wreaths
• Bliss Thru Shopping: Cheers to you
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• Jazz Guitarist Charlie Hunter And Tap Dancer Tamango Perform At Bates
• Ventrone: Life on the wire
• Judge rejects DiMasi request to delay prison
• 'Just like the Pilgrims' Lewiston students thankful for friends, family, food
• PHOTO: Slow going in Norway
• Review board clears Kennebunk officer in shooting
• PHOTO: Snow table
• Portland fireboat repairs total $54K
• LePage swears in new Maine House membe
• Felon pleads guilty to hammer attack
• Little ones share their views on Thanksgiving
• Hope House feeds neighbors in Lewiston
• Farmington veteran takes flag mission seriously
• Thanksgiving travel rush is under way across U.S.
• Snowstorm blasts into Maine
• New Gloucester man injured in crash
• N.H. warns of established feral swine population
• OccupyMaine says it'll be Thanksgiving turkey
• Biologists say Lake Champlain salmon run best ever
• Oil dealers urge LePage not to pick 'winners and losers' in setting energy policy
• Mexico Thanksgiving meal rescheduled to Sunday
• Brown to leave State Planning Office
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• Snow blankets Maine, just in time for holiday travel; parts could see up to 9 inches
• Women's Basketball: Mules make quick work of Beavers
• Selectmen set date for Turner tree-lighting
• Mexico selectmen appoint two reserve officers
• New mental health agency in Wilton to offer child assessments
• Police still investigating crash that seriously injured Lisbon teens
• Police seek more info from public on murder suspect
• Rumford board OKs 5-year capital projects plan for library
• Former Durham resident, convicted rapist, arrested for child porn in Nicaragua
• Teen Bible club finds its calling in Rumford
• Black Mountain to hold Texas hold 'em tournament
• Experts predict slight increase in holiday spending
• Hebron argues for tax exempt status for ice arena in Superior Court
• Farmington's FMH holds bath salts program
• Emergency room renovation under way
• Lawmakers seek analysis of ballooning DHHS funding gap
• CMMC seeks to expand availability of experimental drugs to patients through clinical trials
• Oxford Hills School District learns of funding cuts
• Jay school monitors student laptop use
• High court ruling paves way for new Hannaford store in Turner
• Maine jobless rate drops to 7.3 percent in October
• Winslow boy hailed for helping dad after ATV crash
• MDEA agents, Bangor police find $21,000 of drugs, baby in car
• Hair dryer caused fire that displaced 23 UMaine students
• Sick NH man accused of killing sister with hammer
• Arundel man gets 6 years for filing false tax returns in other people’s names
• Mt. Blue High and Middle Schools dimissed early Tuesday
• May we Occupy, please? Bangor dispute highlights problems other camps might encounter
• Twin Cities issue on-street parking bans Tuesday, Wednesday
• Four rural Maine post offices to be spared from closure
• Benefit planned for family left homeless after fire
• Oxford Hills Chamber announces 2011 awards
• Little Concord Pond cleared of invasive fish
• The Hot Corner: Stewart's Oxford connection
• Online petition seeks to name Mt. Abram field in Salem after coach
• Analysis: Scarborough Downs faces uncertain future
• Auburn takes first step toward banning fireworks; names interim manager
• Oxford Hills district expects tight school budget
• Livermore Falls reviews L-A dispatch service provider
• Bethel man injured in rollover
• AARP picks Lewiston among top retirement cities
• Stephen King book centers around Kennedy assassination, which happened 48 years ago today; but in his novel, it almost happens
• Basketball: New Start For Phoenix
• Proponents protest changes as student restraint rules head to legislative panel
• High Street Congregational votes to be 'open and affirming'
• PHOTO: Tux shop
• Farmington officer in fatal shooting described as bright, professional
• Woman shows a different side to Farmington man shot by police
• Sugarloaf ready to open Tuesday for winter season
• Impact of US deficit cuts unknown in Maine
• Vassalboro elementary school evacuated after fire in girls' bathroom
• After salmonella outbreak, Jack DeCoster leaves the egg industry
• Mexico motorcyclist sent to hospital with serious head injury in Sunday crash
• Mexico motorcyclist sent to hospital with serious head injury in Sunday crash
• Portland city councilor wants a deadline for OccupyMaine to pack up
• Farmington murder suspect to be held without bail
• 24 dead in 3 days of Cairo anti-military protests
• Reality stars Hebert, Underwood help crown new Miss Maine USA
• Crash closes Industry Road in Farmington
• Hebron Academy lawsuit against town set for Tuesday trial
• PHOTO: Ribs of steel
• Turner orchard diversifying with cranberries
• More than 30 arrested at UNH concert
• Police find for missing Bonny Eagle students
• Maine fish passage restoration get $92K grant
• Maine seeing fewer nonresident deer hunters
• Dispatch dilemma rearing its head again
• Theft of snowblower reported in Livermore Falls
• Day before he was shot, troubled veteran ordered to seek help
• Rumford board restricts Hancock Street parking to one side
• Oxford casino frame built; heat expected by mid-December
• Clerk recognized for contributions to judicial system
• Budding chefs get taste of spacious new cooking classroom at Foster Tech
• Commission OKs partial payment for computer maintenance
• Opponents of regulatory takings legislation predict 'avalanche' of lawsuits
• Maine man named president of national lawyer group
• High School Hockey: Leavitt hires Boucher
• PHOTO: Grabbing some air
• Stewart smokes 'em at Miami, claims title
• 25 Maine authors to sign their books at event
• Occupy Bangor protesters create human pie chart to illustrate U.S. wealth disparity
• Maine seeing fewer nonresident deer hunters
• Police find for missing Bonny Eagle students at Occupy Maine encampment
• Maine fish passage restoration get $92K grant
• OccupyMaine: Diverse group of protesters seeking a sense of community
• The Hot Corner: Best in 'B' fits Wells to a 'T'
• OccupyMaine: Diverse group of protesters seeking a sense of community
• Hunters, biologists disagree on coyote's impact on deer
• Class A championship: Stags make it look easy, again
• Eats: Chocolate! (Enough said.) The tried and true, and lots of spicy twists, are all available at Lewiston's Maine Gourmet Chocolates.
• Class C Football: Overhaug, Yarmouth overwhelm Bucksport
• Sportsman's Alliance of Maine director says he's seen coyotes here hunt in packs
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• Turkeys on ice prompted Maine author's 'Gobble Gobble'
• Face Time: Jake Holz — The man behind the running pillow
• Talk of the town
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• Trahan's firsthand experience with pack-hunting coyotes
• Farmington police say man shot dead confronted officer with a knife
• Occupy Bangor misses Friday event permit filing deadline
• Crash on Washington Street in Auburn
• PHOTO: Auburn fire caused $20,000 damage
• Auburn shows how students learn on iPads
• How sweet: New bakery opens in Lisbon
• State stops Norway rent payments on some apartments
• Lewiston coupon expo shows extreme savings
• New Gloucester approves funds for water project
• Man injured by Dixfield garage door
• Woman retires from Victoria Villa at 84
• Burton's daughter reacts to arrest
• Levesque pursues LePage appointment to county role
• Brewer arrest may be related to raid at Lewiston restaurant
• College football: Maine-UNH game has major implications for both
• Class B championship: Hornets hope all's well that ends Wells
• Father, son injured in Farmington ATV accident
• Two injured in ATV accident in Farmington
• Washington Street closed to all traffic
• Belfast city manager sued for $1 million
• Cop's hunch leads to arrest of Farmington homicide suspect
• Maine ethics staff recommends AG probe of Alfred representative
• Police still looking for missing teenagers in southern Maine
• Mount Vernon woman hurt when car hits moose
• New Carrabassett Valley bridges open to traffic
• Feds: Illegal aliens crammed into Brewer ‘safe house’
• Captain: Wagner responsible for Natalie Wood death
• LePage reiterates education overhaul to improve business growth
• Consumer council members sought in Farmington
• Maine forecast: Jobs recovery by 2017
• Wilton board accepts roof bid following town meeting
• HS Football: Posik walks line for Hornets
• Harrison seeks volunteers for dog panel
• Class B Championship: Wells no overnight sensation
• Auburn tree delivery to kick off preparations for holiday celebration
• Auburn students explore in L-A's purple buses
• Turnpike Authority protest in Auburn
• Rumford board recognizes 10 municipal volunteers
• Balloting for Lewiston mayor runoff election under way
• PHOTO: Winter market in Lewiston
• Drivers unhurt in Lisbon crash
• Oxford to mail out surveys on victualer's licenses, livestock
• Farmington slaying suspect arrested in Mass.
• Registry of Deeds in Paris completes computerizing documents
• Farmington's Friends of Wilson Lake recognized
• Bethel, Woodstock students take field trip to study energy sources
• Somali leader: UN has to involve clan leaders to bring peace
• Bisson shuts down long-haul trucking, service operation in Auburn
• Classes at Mt. Blue High School moved for Friday after threat found
• Baxter Brewing parting ways with brewmaster
• Lower birth rates for young women tied to economy
• Portland man arrested in chase connected to Lewiston robbery
• Feds mum after raids on Maine Chinese buffets
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• A Sun Journal reader project: The future of Bates Mill No. 5
• Reopening of Carrabassett Valley bridges celebrated
• More ideas floated in Jay-Livermore Falls high school consolidation
• Lewiston methadone clinic invites neighbors to tour facililty
• East Wilton Fire Station to be razed
• Jay selectmen mull dangerous building criteria
• Biomass boiler gets private, public showings in Paris
• Lewiston student with air pistol removed from bus
• Firefighters, community work to get West Paris family a home for Thanksgiving
• 'Rollin' to Olin' ends with final performance, instruction in Lewiston
• Incoming Auburn mayor questions exclusion of city officials from jobs forum
• Huddle Up: Last chance to sound off
• Auburn kicks off three-day iPads-in-education conference
• High school football: Leavitt's Griffin rips it up on defense
• Citizens tell Auburn School Committee: 'EL has to be fixed'
• Sun Journal to host Lewiston mayoral runoff debate
• Fire damages Phillips home
• Peru starts process for wind ordinance
• Stocks mixed as oil exceeds $100 per barrel for first time since July
• TD Bank announces 1,600 new jobs for South Carolina
• Federal and local officials raid and delay opening of Lewiston eatery
• Maine's wealthiest concentrated in Portland area
• N.H. neighbors get in Facebook fight
• Police seek suspect in armed robbery at Kittery outlet store for children's clothes
• Portland closer to allowing raw milk sales
• Maine lawmaker proposes "Caylee's Law"
• Bath salts abusers losing custody of children, expert says at Blue Hill bath salts forum
• Goodbye, Hollywood Slots. Hello, Hollywood Casino Bangor
• Former Penobscot County sheriff says he had concerns about the Bangor pastor who committed suicide
• Women's Basketball: Norton Plays Waiting Game
• Crack, heroin seized in Greene
• Relay switch fails, knocks out power in Farmington area
• Students escape injury when car hits bus on Route 26 in Gray
• UMF fraternity holds food drive
• New Vineyard sawmill damaged in fire to be back running in day or two
• Burglar nets handgun, computers, electronics in Jay
• Lack of supporters dooms Lewiston fireworks ban
• State Public Safety official from Farmington retires
• Oxford County finalizes eminent domain in Mason Township
• Poland considers rejoining AVCOG
• Committee approves $5.7M Oxford County budget
• Franklin County deputy's kennel donates police dog to county
• In the cross hairs, MaineHousing chief fires back, calls 'misinformation' 'reckless'
• Committee recommends expanding voting power for Lewiston mayor
• Toxic chemicals all around us, Lewiston panelists say
• Colisee in Lewiston turns Shipyard Lounge into weekend nightclub
• Postal service offers amnesty for property
• Former Lewiston youth minister pleads guilty in sex case
• Federal Hockey League back for Round 2 in Lewiston
• Never too late for 'I do': Lewiston man, 88, marries Auburn woman, 87, after dating 17 years
• Dixfield wins grant to build sidewalks for schools
• Ex-Franklin County jail inmates settle lawsuit
• Bangor pastor was under investigation by state police before his death
• Two die in Robinston fire
• River access, neighbors' wishes key to greenway planning process
• Rig, car collide in Jay
• Board discusses Peru bridge repair
• Centenarian holds court
• Spruce Mountain's late-start days modified again
• Biomass boiler goes online at Paris school
• Steel sold to highest bidder
• Firefighters battle blaze at sawmill
• Farmington recreation starts After School Hours today
• Michaud staff to host office hours in Rangeley
• Auburn seeks input on closing two or more schools, building new schools
• Wilton penny poll favors social programs and conquering national debt
• Alleged Hebron burglar released; 'specializes' in town offices
• Public froum on bath salts epidemic set in Farmington
• RSU 16 to start formulating next year's budget
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• How hard will Maine GOP push voter ID?
• Girl Scouts gather for founder's birthday party
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• LaBonte heading to Middle East
• Jones one of Maine's own in Red Claws' training camp
• 6 Westbrook dancers to appear in Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
• Police: Man mugged outside Augusta drug store
• Lost Valley volunteers practice chairlift evacuation
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• Show will benefit needy teens, cats
• States weighing pros, cons of utility smart meters
• Tribes aren't banking on just casinos anymore
• Aden featured speaker at Thursday forum
• Harrison, the dog-friendly village?
• People You Know: Carol Cochran, the keeper of Weld
• HS Football Notebook: Hersom has Hornets' hopes in hand
• Patriots send message, trounce Jets
• Football State Championship game times announced
• RSU 73 committee to discuss high school options
• Selectmen to discuss dangerous buildings, illegal junkyards
• Sale agreement reached for landmark Bucksport inn
• Entire communities grieve, offer support during teens’ funeral in Hermon
• Three Maine grocers recognized for being green
• Woman injured in turnpike rollover
• Maine gambling board to take up table games
• A Sun Journal reader project: The future of Bates Mill No. 5
• After Maine vote, focus shifts to voter ID bill
• Maine sports roundup: Hebron boys capture title
• PHOTOS: Holiday Festival in Auburn
• Face Time: Tim Ouillette — Filmmaker's reach ranges from teaching media's impact to Borat-meets-Emeril cooking series
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• Eats: Thanksgiving zing! Three easy holiday desserts and a luscious lasagna for turkey leftovers
• Wanna fund ME? Mainers would make movies, create comics and start acting careers ... if only you'd gift them a chance.
• PHOTO: Honoring a hero
• Lewiston man charged with break-in at Hebron Town Office
• Mountain fighter honored at veterans service in Farmington
• Police search for Fesmire on Sunday, no body found
• Cyclist hit by car in Lewiston
• Huddle Up: Wells wins battle of wills
• Talk of the town
• Western Class B Football Championship: Falcons run out of steam, fall to Warriors
• Longtime lobsterman honored for work
• Despite the tight economy, there are jobs in Maine. Where are they?
• Hinck announces candidacy for US Senate
• Baby born at 11:11 p.m. on 11/11/11 in Farmington
• Leavitt defeats Mt. Blue in 2OT, 22-21
• Lewiston man charged with shooting at truck during a custody dispute
• PHOTO: Served with honor
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• Employees evacuate after bomb threat
• Police, dogs turn up no drugs at school
• Fund established for West Paris fire victims
• Josh Pelletier wins Auburn Book Project
• Composting methods shared
• PHOTOS: Veterans Day observed in Wilton
• Bottle drive to support robotics program
• Leavitt vs. Mt. Blue football - Live updates
• PHOTOS: Rumford Veterans Day program focuses on Vietnam War, World War II vets
• Unscripted speech touches crowd at Veterans Day event in Paris
• New veterans slow to join the ranks of the older generation
• Two men indicted in unrelated stabbings
• PHOTOS: Honoring veterans
• Veterans honored and remembered in Farmington
• Family recalls slain Rumford man
• Sugarloaf making snow for Friday opening
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• Deal reached to reopen Portland homeless shelter
• Bomb scare evacuates Wilton call center Thursday
• Crafters, yarn sought for Rumford Hospital comfort covers
• Sumner officials hear of discord on wind ordinance committee
• Man pleads guilty to Bethel burglaries
• Andover woman pleads guilty to welfare fraud
• Convicted sex offender ordered to psych hospital
• Kids get Veterans Day lessons in Auburn
• Students learn the meaning of Veterans Day
• Animal rights group cautious about new egg farm owner
• State reinspects apartments in Oxford Hills; tenants get vouchers to move
• Affordable housing developer irked by 'inaccurate' critique
• Canton dam construction on schedule
• RSU 73 equalizes honor roll requirements
• Franklin County TIF funds explained
• Amtrak Downeaster rolls out electronic tickets, improved Wi-Fi
• Report: Papelbon signs with Phillies
• H.S. Football: Cougars, Hornets battle for PTC Class B title
• Bruins drum Oilers
• Remains found in freezer in Lewiston to go out of state
• Remains found in freezer in Lewiston to go out of state
• Lewiston man pleads not guilty in slaying of missing woman
• Lewiston man pleads not guilty in slaying of missing woman
• Rumford officer shot after confrontation with Maine wardens
• Rumford officer shot after confrontation with Maine wardens
• U.S. Senate Democrats push repeal of Defense of Marriage Act
• Harrison couple claim $2.6 million Maine lottery ticket
• Maine tribe contributing to state highway projects
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• LePage makes Bucksport capitol for the day
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• Rumford voters want charter commission; board may consider fireworks ban
• Worker loses fingers at egg farm
• Welcome sign taken from Route 2
• Eastern B Football Final: Cougars, Hornets can choose their weapons
• The Hot Corner: A painful journey, for some
• Penn State axes Paterno, president
• Fate of Mill No. 5 in Lewiston pondered after casino vote fails
• Paris man admits downloading child pornography
• Harrison couple takes lottery prize in cash
• Norway man arraigned on painkiller trafficking charges
• Jay looks for new town car
• Two face charges in Chesterville burglary, theft case
• Livermore Falls selectmen move next meeting to Tuesday
• Groups work together to raise awareness, funds for homeless
• Video: Trunk or Treat! Kids celebrate Halloween at Lewiston Church
• Peru board seeks care for feral kittens
• Jay's woodlot brings in nearly $90K so far
• DEA agent, bracelets, steer kids clear of drugs
• PHOTOS: Halloween tricksters in Farmington
• Jury finds Sunday River not responsible for injury
• Androscoggin County Courthouse plan to be scaled back
• 'Occupy' site opens in Maine
• Man pleads not guilty to killing, escape
• Red Sox interview Pete Mackanin for manager's job
• High school janitor facing drug charges
• Former security adviser to speak at UMaine
• Heating oil up 5 cents in Maine survey
• NFL: Patriots humbled by surging Steelers
• Snowstorm wreaks havoc on Northeast
• Casino backers outspend opponents
• Maine State Police searching for missing 14-year-old girl from Hancock County
• Caylee Anthony case prompts Maine reporting bill
• Kim Kardashian files for divorce after 10 weeks
• Open to the World: In stories and statistics, Sen. Mitchell sums up worth of higher education
• Power restoration on the snowy East Coast could take days
• Maine same-day voting forces outspend opponents
• CMP: Maine power outages reduced to about 2,200
• Alternative schools offer unconventional approach for students with behavior problems
• Weekend shooting in Lewiston under investigation
• Weekend shooting in Lewiston under investigation
• Man pleads not guilty in Bangor mental hospital escape, June killing
• Bangor man, three wanted Lewiston men arrested at Husson
• Occupy demonstrators tough out snowstorm without arrests in Bangor, Portland, Augusta
• Online election 2011 guide for Lewiston and Auburn published
• Future of North Maine Woods public forum on Nov. 7
• Feedback sought on proposed changes to Maine fishing regulations for 2012-13 season
• HS Football Notebook: Spruce Mountain starts climb slowly
• Steelers take out Patriots
• Unbelted N.H. woman dies after being thrown from car
• Police decline to release details of Saturday night shooting
• PHOTO: Snow highlights autumn colors
• Learning art, family, death in the Mexican culture
• Homeless addicts forced out of Maine shelter
• PHOTO: Remembering Sarah
• In rite of fall, Acadia closes visitor center
• Worcester postpones trick-or-treating due to storm
• Bill: Felony to sell fake maple syrup as real deal
• Man ejected from car dies
• Hundreds of bills readied for 2012 Maine session
• Countryfolk Music and Minerals Museum being built in East Dixfield
• Dixfield annual Halloween walk tonight
• Tricky twofer: Wedding music maker also wows guests with magic
• Paving work to limit Campus Avenue traffic
• Man shot in Lewiston; police release few details of Saturday incident
• Dozens turn out for first New England Ghost Conference in Auburn
• A grim fairy tale? Or an Eats of ghastly gastronomy? Or boooooth?
• Extreme Halloween: It's spooky how much they love All Hallows' Eve
• Rumford hunter bags first deer while taking break from hunting
• Other Maine Ys are thriving
• At-large candidates square off in one last debate
• Field Hockey: Panthers edge Ramblers for Class C crown
• H.S. Football: Turcotte powers Devils past Eddies
• Thousands still without power after October surprise snowstorm
• PHOTOS: Thrill the world
• Face time: Kristine Cornish, mistress of costumes
• Western Class C Football Quarterfinals: Lisbon survives epic fourth quarter
• Sabbatus considers Portland lieutenant as next police chief
• New human resource position approved for RSU 73
• Teen complains of pain after colliding with car
• Lisbon Falls driver injured; car hits house
• Y move? Because, leaders say, the alternative is the slow death of the almost century-old L-A institution.
• New translation equipment available to nonprofits
• World Series: Cards have upper hand, top Rangers in Game 7
• October snow in forecast
• Board: Assistant fire chief fired for 'insubordinate' actions
• Backers of same-day voter registration rally
• Western Class B Football: Falcons rip through Phoenix
• 3 write-ins vying for Lewiston School Committee
• PHOTOS: Pumpkins on parade in Auburn
• Photos: Trick-or-treating
• Young Professional of Lewiston Auburn Area present awards
• Open to the World: Foreign becomes familiar in Roger Williams Hall
• Use of restraint, ‘timeout rooms’ in Maine schools being re-examined
• Sunday River Ski Resort opening Saturday, Oct. 29
• Open to the World: In stories and statistics, Sen. Mitchell sums up worth of higher education
• Open to the World: Hedge, Roger Williams halls dedicated
• Open to the World: Hedge, Bill dedicated as value of higher education is affirmed
• Video: Ribbon ceremony for Hedge and Roger Williams dedication
• Connor resigns from CEO post at Maine Today Media
• Winning $2.6 million lottery ticket sold in Maine
• Wells mom pleads guilty to leaving baby in hot car
• Employer in Maine sewer tank deaths to fight fines
• More DNA testing needed to identify body found in Lewiston storage locker
• Memorials of fallen soldiers with Maine ties shipped home from Iraq
• Feds tell Portland facility for addicts: Make clients sleep somewhere else
• UMaine researchers find new way to draw fuel from trees, trash
• Family wins ACLU award for work on transgender issues in Maine
• National Weather Service: Nor'easter possible
• LURC reform panel shows little progress
• Androscoggin County prevails in workplace lawsuit
• Maine Ski Hall of Fame: MacDonald among eight inductees
• Correction: Wrong times listed
• Everyone has role to help students, Mitchell tells Bates College audience
• Peru man has passion for flight
• F. Lee Bailey speaks to manufacturers in Lewiston
• PHOTOS: Hammer in the Library
• Oxford business leaders oppose casino referendums
• Restoring the rock wall at Kineowatha Park
• FHL: Carpenter, Aviators rally over Warriors
• Speed, bad brakes cause logging truck rollover
• Sleepy Route 2 driver travels several hundred feet in drainage ditch
• Casino foes band together
• Sumner residents debate pros, cons of wind ordinance
• Work on Oxford water line moves forward
• Photo: Haunting reminder
• Lewiston kicks off early voting
• Snow removal, sanding contract awarded
• School library to dedicate section to former teacher
• Speakeasy dance party to benefit food closet
• County prevails in civil suit filed by former corrections officer
• Open to the World: Beware food-industrial complex, says Stonyfield's Hirshberg P'13
• Our October 27 Edition is Online and On the Stands! • Lewiston casino proponent...
• Peru woman escapes serious injury in crash on Route 108
• Farmington board gets input on river erosion
• Convicted felon held after botched burglary
• Androscoggin County undecided on dispatching
• Prescription drug collection planned for Saturday
• Foundation in place for Oxford casino
• Two hurt in Wilton crash
• Affordable housing project overrun raises stakes for Maine Housing, McCormick
• Sabattus man recovering after Route 4 crash
• School officials: L-A students treat laptops well
• Lewiston casino supporters bristle at editorials
• iParty eyes Auburn; CEO happy with Halloween sales in temp. store
• Sheriff denies retaliation against former worker
• Saturday is Medicine Disposal Day in L-A
• Students launch tethered balloon to test equipment in Farmington
• Design students view exhibit at Norway arts center
• Black Bear: No plans to block ownership information
• Scientists identify fungus that's swiftly killing bats
• Boys' Soccer: 'Hounds hold off Hawks
• Boys' Soccer: Devils burn Cougars
• Detective: Man with hidden body nixed polygraph
• Obama announces help for student loan borrowers
• Coroner: Amy Winehouse died from too much alcohol
• Local students participate in art outreach program
• Civic Forum next: Norway massacre affords lens to examine anti-Islamism
• Open to the World: Spain, 'down the Plains' come to Maine as poetry fest begins
• Open to the World: Hedge, Roger Williams and historic preservation
• Commission to address Maine’s affordable housing problem
• Maine regular firearms season on deer starts Saturday
• Maine to create drug abuse fighting task force
• Sanford says caterers violated food license by holding sex parties
• Riot squads clear Wall St. protests in 2 cities
• Saco facility helps homeless veterans rebuild lives
• Communities, schools cope with third student death
• Monument area to be tweaked but look the same
• Girls' soccer: McLellan doubles up Lisbon
• Lewiston women hurt in Lisbon crash
• Cops seek clues after body found in storage
• Gambling Control Board: Ownership of Oxford casino can't be secret
• Board starts riverbank erosion work
• Drivers escape injury in Farmington crash
• Decision on road maintenance gets bumpy response
• Mt. Blue basketball home games will be in district
• Auburn dentist: I'll pay cash for candy
• Third proposed Rumford wind ordinance already creating confusion
• Patient Advocates to start telemedicine program
• Eastern Class A girls' soccer quarterfinals:
• Rumford woman recovering from serious injuries from Route 108 accident
• Immigrant visa program to stimulate Maine business
• Investigators: pilot error caused Maine crash
• Teens charged in Maine in BB gun assaults
• New Brunswick woman dies of car crash injuries
• Maine official warns of license scam
• Two Lewiston women hurt in Route 196 crash
• Open to the World: Differences do transform, students of faith agree
• Crash closes Route 4 in Auburn
• Portland police probe bombing, believe Occupy Maine wasn't only target
• Yarmouth teacher receives Milken award, $25K
• Pingree announces bill to build federal support for small farms
• DHHS commissioner needs time to figure out why department is over budget
• Gifford’s Ice Cream buys Maryland company with almost the exact same name
• As LePage visits, Millinocket paper mill owners say they will hire 220 more workers
• Teens charged in Bangor in BB gun assaults
• Average Maine heating oil price rises 1 cent
• Police looking for former Holden neighbors of Kitty Wardwell
• High school football: Mountain Valley's Glover nominated for Rudy
• Jay woman seeks to preserve war monument
• Wilton woman faces charges after crashing vehicle
• Jay man charged after truck hits bicyclist
• Driver faces charges after car crashes, goes airborne
• Former jail worker says supervisors retaliated against her
• Breast cancer awareness, flu shots to be offered
• Police to use DNA to identify body found in storage locker
• Baggies request leads to drug arrest in Jay
• Candidates show some differences in council forum
• Board OKs study to revamp Lewiston Middle School
• Faiths joining to preach peace
• Michael Dostie: Making a difference downtown
• Board to discuss options for riverbank erosion
• Bethel Outing Club to hold annual ski sale
• Class to design upgrade to community building, new town office
• Allen Pond dam repairs to lower water level
• Naples man dies in single-car crash
• Auburn couple to host canine cancer charity ball
• Pro Hockey: Federal Hockey League set top open five-game set in Lewiston
• Minot man recognized as newspaper publisher
• Chemical 'bomb' tossed into OccupyMaine encampment
• Maine revenues over budget in first quarter
• Norway man's car goes 1 million miles
• Ex-Monmouth teacher charged with having child porn
• Driver dies in Bridgton car crash
• Clinton warns Iran not to underestimate U.S. commitment to Iraq
• Maine gas prices down by a penny
• Where in Maine does the sun rise first?
• 12-year-old hunter accidentally shoots himself in the foot in Waterboro
• Rumford board to query voters about forming a charter commission
• Seeking adventure, Monmouth woman walks across country
• Biotechnology students search for new virus
• Shriners look to scare up funds for a good cause this weekend
• PHOTOS: Downeast Cyclocross Race
• Film about Maine's same-sex marriage referendum offers inside look at campaign
• H.S. Football: Playoff teams lined up in B and C
• HS Football Notebook: Leavitt seniors complete rare sweep
• Identification of body found in Lewiston may require DNA analysis
• Firefighters to stop manning fire station on weekends for burn permits
• Oxford pawn shop gets tentative approval
• Mitchell keynote Thursday at Bates College
• Roads at top of agenda for Paris selectmen on Monday
• Two hurt in Durham crash
• Assault victim says he’s angry and still scared
• PHOTOS: In Memory of fallen firefighters
• PHOTOS: Daigle memorial in Auburn
• Western B Field Hockey Semifinals: Falcons stun Phoenix, fly into first regional final
• What drives you crazy? Tailgaters, lane changers, control freaks, wide turners and lapdog lovers top the list.
• Justice reprimands Lewiston police for losing evidence; says ‘sloppiness’ hurt cases
• Wardens rescue injured hiker from Tumbledown Mountain near Weld
• Pilots fly leaf-peepers in Bethel fundraiser
• PHOTO: L-A Community day at Bates College
• Fallen equipment knocks out power for New Auburn, Durham
• Rumford woman charged with threatening ex-boyfriend with a knife
• Occupy Augusta members donate to LePage’s food drive
• Georgia-based slot machine maker helps back Lewiston casino campaign
• Body removed from Lisbon Street storage unit may be woman missing since 1983
• Body removed from Lewiston storage unit may be woman missing since 1983
• Police looking for bar burglary suspect
• Students enjoy class time on Streaked Mountain
• Players help students, one bingo game at a time
• HS Football: Hornets trample Tigers for 30th straight PTC 'B' win
• Lewiston lands on Cony
• Bells toll for Dixfield teen
• Students enjoy class time on Streaked Mountain
• H.S. Football: Eddies come back on Vikings
• Two injured in Friday night accident on Route 108 in Canton
• Town to pay for culvert theft, gate damage
• Firetruck grant submitted
• Boys' soccer: Lewiston bursts by Bangor
• More meals for Lewiston's poor
• Locals react to news of war's end
• New swine flu virus sickens 5 children in 3 states
• Maine jobless rate falls slightly in September
• Facebook partners with Labor Department to help job-seekers
• Obama announces total Iraq troop withdrawal
• Hertz fires 25 Muslim drivers who refuse to clock out
• Hot-line tip leads to arrests of suspected drug dealers in Lewiston
• Canadian company to acquire Maine’s Dead River convenience stores
• Maine’s poverty rate isn’t the highest, but it’s No. 2 on public assistance list
• Quimby goes to E. Millinocket, apologizes for ‘welfare state’ remarks
• Bangor police investigating Norway Road death
• Home sales up in Maine, median sales price falls
• Lecture, activities explore being 'Here and Now in a Nonstop World'
• Maine's IDEXX profits up for Q3
• Maine's poverty rate isn't the highest but the state is No. 2 when it comes to public assistance
• Andrucki directs Broadway favorite Bus Stop
• Mexico honors its finest at annual dinner
• HS Football: Whalen is Knights' winning option
• Western Class B Field Hockey: Rangers muddle Hornets, 1-0
• Hospitals require employee, volunteer flu shots
• Bates invites public to watch sports, free on L-A Community Day
• Bliss Thru Shopping: Baby, I'm yours
• Oxford still seeks Robinson Mill buyer
• Town seeks bids for snowplowing, sanding roads
• Rumford board OKs box culvert for Swain Road
• Hartford board sets tax rate
• Paris selectmen submit road repair list
• Norway voters accept $400K grant for Opera House
• Speed leads to crash; mailboxes smashed
• Jay railroad crossing to be fixed next week
• Rally honors L-A after-school 'champions,' programs,
• Hunters in Farmington face off with shotguns over hunting location
• Height of Land scenic overlook in Rangeley area now open on Route 17
• Civic Forum Series continues with leading social entrepreneurs
• Food scholar presents cultural history of the fork
• Bangor man on bath salts destroys bathrooms of relative, injuring himself badly
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• Libya's Moammar Gadhafi killed in hometown battle
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• Turner hunters plead guilty to Pennsylvania hunting violations
• Nov. 3 is last day to get absentee ballots
• Special town meeting scheduled for Rumford
• Norway sewer line break
• Auburn city clerk resigns
• 3 Auburn teachers give iPad high grade
• State vet: Cats most dangerous rabies carrier
• Schools struggle with the loss of another teen driver
• Double doings for Maine country musicians
• St. Francis in Auburn cuts half its beds; changes to come statewide
• Use of Academy Hill School gym discussed by selectmen
• Smart meter moratorium trumped by rapid installations, Wilton board says
• PHOTO: Flying colors
• Oxford Hills schools to show energy-saving projects to public
• Energy savings exceed guarantees, school board learns
• Oxford County Commission recommends budget cuts
• Maine voting campaign head named
• Maine potato growers happy about Senate vote
• Heavy rains help produce bounty of mushrooms
• Kestrel Aircraft may build plant in Berlin, N.H., not Brunswick
• Huddle Up: Crabtrees about to make some folks very crabby
• Win was in the Cards: St. Louis edges Texas in Game 1
• Maine paper endorses same-day registration vote
• Educated workers needed for health care jobs, LePage says
• As the shutter clicks, Ebbe Sweet '11 sees what they see
• Two juveniles charged in Dixfield schools office break-in
• '49 Ford truck sports flock of scarecrows
• Talks stall on Maine clean elections fix
• Council confirms Crowell to act as city manager
• H.S. Field Hockey: No. 3 Greyhounds oust No. 6 Flyers
• Woman charged with trespassing in couple's home
• Loaded chip truck rolls, temporarily shuts down Route 27
• Oxford County dispatch console needed, center director says
• Feral cat captured Oct. 6 in Mexico was rabid
• Fire station proposal too pricey for Poland board
• Opera House grant vote set for Thursday
• Farmington burial ground being cleaned up
• High school field hockey: Phoenix hold on to beat Yachtsmen, 3-2
• Books-A-Million to open in Auburn
• Fickett indicted in boarding house fire
• Maine housing agency under investigation
• Former head of safer-chemicals program sues after job change
• Senate stands up for spuds
• NOVA blogger Sarah Charley '11 starts with a joke
• Pioneering photographer of American West to be discussed
• Aroostook County family robbed during funeral grateful for police, community support
• The Root features interviews King V. Cheek '59, former HBCU president
• Growlers roaring as a new old way to buy beer
• Patch interviews encaustic artist Amy Keller '87
• Maine lawmakers fight USDA potato rule
• Maine heating oil prices up 6 cents
• Lowe’s to close stores in Ellsworth, Biddeford
• County still searching for dispatch answer
• Board listens to wind turbine idea in Farmington
• Maine ACLU calls on secretary of state to apologize to students
• AD to recommend basketball court to school board
• SAD 17 superintendent says higher education critical
• Lewiston man charged in jewelry store burglary
• Vandals rampage at Dirigo
• Minot board OKs plan for new dugouts
• Firefighters to dedicate public memorial Saturday
• Council approves Ingersoll arena work
• Board approves buying new firetruck
• Police charge women in traffic sign heist
• Auburn councilors find the votes to oust Aho
• Soccer team releases balloons in honor of Dani Ranger
• Lewiston's mayor, School Committee chair at odds over casino
• School committee passes no-position casino resolve
• Wind test tower OK'd for Peru
• "I've made my living with my hands. Now I whittle to keep me alive."
• Police investigate catalytic converter theft
• Girls' Soccer: Lawrence has right touch for Lisbon
• Police say woman’s listing as escort helped crack murder case
• Occupy Augusta protesters keep the faith
• Somali militants threaten suicide attacks in Kenya
• Stocks slide as Germany cools hope for debt deal
• TD Bank to transfer jobs to from New England to NJ
• Wall Street protests spread to Augusta, Maine
• Farmington law firm Mills & Mills celebrates 100 years
• Medieval scholars visit to discuss 'Responses to Hard Times'
• HS Football Notebook: Knights' SEAL of approval
• Maine ice cream maker takes top award
• Mass. jury returns $20M verdict in pool slide suit
• PHOTO: Puddle explorer
• Maine CDC: Time for flu vaccines
• N.H. to seek bids for private prisons
• Public hearing to discuss future of Auburn school buildings
• Home refinancing popular but not always possible
• Five foreign students find much to like about Telstar, USA
• Obama seeks votes on jobs, piece by piece
• People You Know: Dave Gonyea — one man, many hats
• Odd Fellows Building status still up in the air
• Oxford County begins eminent domain on road
• Otisfield: Committee to discuss future of public luncheons
• Vermont moose-hunting season kicks off
• Patriots come back on Cowboys
• Boulder on Vermont interstate baffles police
• Nick News shadows local Lots to Gardens teen
• PHOTO: Barn swinging in Bowdoin
• Car crash victim junior firefighter for Dixfield
• Mass. man killed at nightclub
• Outside the apple box: Local apple growers bring creativity from orchard to table
• Face Time: Arla Patch — Making extraordinary art extraordinarily healing
• Sun Journal wins top Sunday paper, web and FOI awards at annual press association conference
• PHOTO: Mt. Abram lodge in Greenwood burned to ground
• Father, daughter bag moose together
• Kenseth grabs win at Charlotte to move up in Chase
• IndyCar driver Dan Wheldon dies after wreck
• Considering casinos: Is Hollywood Slots a model for Lewiston?
• Seals washing up dead around New England
• Maine company's wreath-laying ceremony expands
• Maine conference aimed at financial exploitation
• Sights unseen: Behind the locked doors at Lewiston Public Library
• Mistler named Journalist of the Year
• The Androscoggin: Now and now - Unique photo exhibit is a highlight of two Bowdoin profs' look at the Androscoggin's historic course
• PHOTO: Color waves in Monmouth
• KVAC cross country: Devils run out of air, settle for third
• High school football: Knights pick off Ramblers
• ALCS: Rangers earn 2nd consecutive World Series berth
• Oxford Hills Chamber gears up for B2B Expo
• Governor's crackdown on unemployment claims goes beyond fraud
• In memory of Lorena
• Turner residents appeal Hannaford case to highest court
• High school football: Seven deadly sins for Devils
• Bethel airport event bumped to Oct. 22
• Lewiston casino backers hope for November council support, temporary casino
• Foliage color now peaking in Western Maine
• Fright night in Auburn
• High school football: Leavitt Hornets scuttle Mariners
• Police charge Lewiston man with murder in missing woman case
• Maine's high court hears appeal in machete case at Lisbon High School
• Lewiston man charged with Fesmire death
• Dead seal count approaches 100
• Augusta says they can't manage airport any more
• Maine Landowner Appreciation Cleanup Day set
• Ex-postal worker admits illegally opening package, leafing through book at Bangor sorting facility
• New initiative designed to help connect farmers, customers
• Friday high school games postponed
• Bates community to rally today for inclusion, acceptance and support for all
• Public hearing set for Oxford County budget
• PHOTO: Haunted House in Auburn
• Telstar principal hopes for community help in Bethel area
• Investigator: Company retaliated against New Gloucester social worker
• Lewiston casino sides square off at Chamber
• PHOTO: Dripping color
• Beehive Design Collective debates coal at Great Falls Forum in Lewiston
• Auburn Ward 1 council candidate withdraws from race
• Oxford student is semifinalist on 'Kick Start' show
• Course on Finnish language offered in West Paris
• Government at a glance: Sabattus
• Dance to raise funds for ATV for Mexico Fire Department
• Dixfield society shares scrapbook collection
• Firefighters give safety lessons to first-graders
• RSU 73 may make decision on high schools in December
• Family awarded $310K in wrongful death suit in Paris
• H.S. Field Hockey: Teams ready for postseason
• College hockey: Tough road for Maine
• H.S. Football: Hairston carries heavy load for Eddies
• Clarification: Lyle Lovett will not perform; Reed concert is Oct. 15 at Bates
• Portland man charged with threatening congressmen, governors
• Casino sides square off at chamber breakfast
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• Maine woman impaled in July storm dies
• NH child rape suspect faces federal charges
• SAD 44 gets $50,000 gift for school auditorium
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• Motorcyclist injured in Byron accident airlifted to Lewiston hospital
• Deli clerk robbed in Auburn
• Twin Cities' candidates speak in rapid-fire forum
• Lewiston woman who fought for Metastatic Breast Cancer Awareness Day dies
• Two men plead not guilty in armed robbery
• Trucking company employees speak at fatal crash trial
• Two charged in Canton dog cruelty case
• Paris board to seek input on roads
• H.S. girls' soccer: Cougars claw Blue Devils
• Maine shipping 20 fishing boats to Japan
• Energy watchers hope LePage's natural gas push doesn't forsake renewables
• Man facing drug trafficking charges
• Call center closing eliminates 65 jobs
• Casino supporters turn into foes
• College Football: Ranking, regional respect for Bates
• Higher ed leaders to discuss cost — and value — of top-quality higher education
• Hollywood hacking case victims include Scarlett Johansson
• Harpswell removes restriction on public comments
• Orient man pleads guilty in connection with Amity triple homicide
• Database shows pay rises in UMaine system
• Teacher from Waterboro school facing sex charge with student
• Lawmakers, White House regroup on jobs
• Hancock County police consider buying Tasers to deal with bath salts users
• Fall foliage scenic flights offered Oct. 15 at Bethel airport
• Bethel board to hold hearing Oct. 17 on sewer rate hike
• Man injured preventing accident
• Investigation continues into theft of $400 snake in Rumford
• Oxford County schools get physical education grant
• Oak Hill students learn from Columbine victim
• CVA kicks off fundraising campaign to complete new campus
• Driver in West Paris fatal crash testifies
• LaBonte urges Twin Cities to think beyond old industrial past
• Girls' soccer: Cougars, Bulldogs call it even
• HS Boys' Soccer: Saints edge 'Hounds in double OT
• Town of Mexico plans night of appreciation
• Heating oil price drops in latest Maine survey
• Exploding tire injures BIW employee
• Mexico board tables plowing issue
• Friends of Oxford Casino to fight efforts by Lewiston, others
• Mainers drop 2 tons in health program
• Homeless advocates invite Portland mayoral candidates to soup kitchen
• Glitch delays unemployment claim filings
• Spin doctors: Childress among physicists making quantum discovery
• Lewiston casino backers say, 'It's our turn'
• COPS grant approved by selectmen
• Oxford County is least healthy, survey shows
• HS Field Hockey: Eddies overcome Devils
• Stranger found sleeping in resident's foyer
• Holiday weekend sees record high temperatures
• Board chooses green town sign
• Manager to analyze furnace bids, make recommendation
• Cross country notebook: Mt. Blue Relays, individual achievements cap regular season
• Auburn woman injured after SUV hit twice
• Afghanistan: 10 years of war. For many Maine families the long wait goes on
• Photo: Horses in fall
• Norway traffic backup expected to be resolved soon
• L-A schools scrambling to find, hire bus drivers
• Fryeburg Fair attendance down from 2010, but finishes strong
• Saints capture Class C crown
• PHOTO: Fall colors
• 'I’ve worked in schools for 14 years, and I wouldn’t trade it for anything.'
• Snowe's campaign reports $3.2 M
• Maine gas prices keep going down; $3.50 on average
• Barber Foods plant in Maine to lay off 71 workers
• Olin Arts Center's 25th: Asphalt Orchestra paves the way to fun
• Waterville woman facing charges after I-95 chase
• Massachusetts priest resigns after allowing volunteer facing allegations of abuse to chaperone trip
• Permits now needed in Maine for wolf hybrids
• Ellsworth officer pulls man from burning car
• Shriner who died after go-cart accident remembered as a kind man
• H.S. Football Notebook: Hornets couldn't pass up an opportunity
• Panel seeks help planting trees
• Parent-teacher conferences set at Paris high school
• Police: Man charged in Mass. crash that killed 2
• Deadline set for Maine absentee ballots
• Farmington wind energy project up for dicsussion
• Chesterville center provides healing horses to disabled
• Pet feature: A home of last resort
• Rumford musician plans great escape
• Challenge raises more than $1 million
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• SWOAM sponsoring chain saw clinic
• Bachmann: Debt ceiling fight kept her out of N.H.
• Norway Farmers' Market gets space for winter
• Colleges-employers conference slated for Portland
• Shriner dies in go-cart accident
• N.H. Food Bank seeking meat donations from hunters
• Hospital billing error vastly overcharges N.H. woman
• Mass. records first known flu death of season
• Patrick Dempsey draws a crowd — on the road and off
• Peru schedules hearing on warrant articles
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• Eats: A Lithuanian feast
• Nightlife Calendar
• Mystery photo for October 9, 2011
• Maine city watches water supplies after I-95 spill
• Planning for planting: Preparations now will help ensure a bountiful harvest from next year's vegetable garden
• Face Time: Matthew Crandall: Oxford Hills grad brings tech talents home
• Girls' soccer: Lewiston blanks Edward Little
• High school football: Ramblers run past Raiders, 27-24
• Talk of the town
• High school football: Another heartbreaker for Dirigo
• Boys' soccer: Lewiston wears down Edward Little
• Shriner fatally hurt in Maine pumpkin fest parade
• Biologist: New England seal deaths happened before
• Former Maine lawmaker indicted on gun charges
• Firefighters train with controlled burn of Route 136 home in Auburn
• Maine couple wins wife carrying championship in Newry
• Proposed Lewiston casino: Who shares in the cut
• Lewiston casino effort gets rolling — Backers say they won't over-sell their plan for a 'vibrant downtown experience'
• Grave matters: What's your attraction?
• High school football: Hornets survive battle of unbeatens
• High school football: Warriors finally flip Falcons
• Dempsey Challenge: In her husband's memory
• '33 1/3': Squid Jiggers' CD pays tribute to vinyl records
• New York Funk Exchange will play Franco center
• Androscoggin GOP to hear about Question 1
• Steve Jobs called Auburn iPads 'wonderful news'
• Dempsey Challenge: What to know before you go
• Weak, infected pets found in Rumford apartment
• Inmate charged with killing Millett
• Handful cause ruckus in Lewiston Middle School neighborhood; solutions call for community involvement
• Jay woman killed in car, truck collision
• PHOTO: New health care drop-in center opens
• PHOTO: Care packages assembled for River Valley military personnel overseas
• Ox pulling a big draw at Fryeburg Fair
• Maine inmate indicted for killing another inmate
• Events Schedule: October 2011, revised
• Mark Latti named new Landowner Relations Coordinator for Maine DIFW
• Meet the Translations 2011 poets
• Bates presents second annual Translations international poetry festival and conference
• Maine deaths in Afghan War
• U.S. Sen. George Mitchell among speakers for weeklong 'Unbounded Learning' celebration
• Downeaster depot takes shape in Freeport
• Suspected terrorist allegedly tried to buy model planes from Presque Isle man
• About the 'Open to the World' speakers
• Building swap between Brunswick, Bowdoin College becomes reality
• Developer injects money into Biddeford racino campaign
• Portland man killed in crash
• Biddeford woman sentenced to 7 years for arson fires
• Maine entrepreneurs to get $3 million boost
• Maine airline suspends island flights after crash
• Detroit, Maine man pleads not guilty in death of his father
• Multimedia: Parents and Family Weekend shines despite weather
• Sunday River tests snow-making guns
• Mt. Blue gears up for Homecoming football game Friday
• Apple pies judged at Fryeburg Fair
• Town officials vote to start moratorium process on smart meters
• CMP smart meter antenna application in Wilton withdrawn
• HS Football: Name's the same, but Turcotte becoming his own man
• UMF students pitch in for food banks
• Boys' soccer: Saban times it right for Blue Devils
• New Vineyard woman faces charges after traffic stop
• Group's flags project gains momentum in Wilton
• Second board member removed for missed meetings
• Date set to vote on Opera House grant
• Cumberland County deputy's gun, badge stolen
• Dixfield outdoor market seeks new chairperson
• Children, medical examiner testify about West Paris accident victim
• Soccer player shot with BB gun
• Maine housing releases salary information
• LePage: Automakers turned off by energy costs
• Jay woman killed in car, truck collision
• Bates Athletics welcomes local youth for L/A Community Day
• Brunswick Police arrest father of beer-drinking youngster
• Gov. Angus King: Jobs' death an 'incredible loss'
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• LePage advances plan to remove income tax from retiree pensions
• Scientists seek to document later fall colors
• Want to enroll in a Maine community college? You may have to wait.
• Group campaigning to restore same-day voter registration spends $278K
• 30-year mortgage rate below 4 percent for first time ever
• Oxford County GOP takes straw poll at fairs
• College hockey: Jitters gone, Rutt ready to play for Maine
• Former police officer pleads guilty in Farmington to sex crimes against child
• Well-funded and controversial, national group seeking third-party presidential candidate comes to Maine
• Commissioners accept resignation, reject vehicle bids
• Wilton board to consider bed and breakfast
• County commission sets Tyler Road meeting
• Oak Hill forum to focus on improving school culture
• Auburn principals: Anti-bullying programs are working
• Buckfield students take up Dempsey Challenge
• Faulty brakes may have contributed to fatal crash, witnesses say
• Honor Guard tops in class
• Veteran takes a stand on wind projects in Byron and Roxbury
• Coaches, wagons, carriages are eye-catchers at fair
• Maine woman denied reduced bail arson charges
• Apple co-founder Steve Jobs dead at 56
• Bill would require newborn heart screenings
• Eastern Maine wind project approved
• FAA: Pilot killed on Maine's Matinicus Island
• Report faults Maine voter registration lists
• Street Talk: Letting it all hang out
• Bates College presents lectures by Mandela archivist, expert in food and culture
• Animals take center stage at Fryeburg Fair
• Tractor-trailer driver testifies he couldn't avoid 2009 fatal collision in West Paris
• Woman, 65, faces arson charges for 15 fires
• Livermore Falls break-in investigated
• State seeks to diffuse fears of gas-station fraud
• Oil leaks into Androscoggin River after illegal dumping in Livermore Falls
• Board upholds decision on Livermore Falls firefighter termination
• Livermore Falls house fire ruled intentional
• Police following leads after guns, money, drugs stolen from New Vineyard home
• Peru to vote on wind moratorium, old school
• Rumford board unanimously approves signs that town is against domestic violence
• Soccer roundup: Dirigo bags Cobras
• Barrett forecasts boon for Lewiston if voters approve casino
• Auburn food bank director to resign at the end of the year
• Lisbon town worker charged with theft
• College hockey: Former Maineiacs find niche at UNB
• Friendly's restaurant has closed in Lewiston
• Apple unveils new iPhone, 4S, at event at HQ
• Deer Isle-Stonington schools employee arrested on child porn charges
• Maine board to decide on Down East wind farm
• 19 students from Colby College charged after underaged drinking party
• Maine gas pumps found to be overcharging motorists
• Bernanke says economic recovery close to faltering
• 70 percent of Maine schools failing national standards
• Occupy Maine group digs in, shows support for Wall Street counterparts
• Police investigate tent vandalism at park
• Guns, money and safe taken in New Vineyard burglary
• Koven, Kroepsch Award recipient, to discuss stories of mental illnesses
• Successful brew-print: Shipyard hopes Pumpkinhead creates national buzz
• 25: Selections from the Permanent Collection
• Sex assault hotline services announce merger
• Unpack the Elephant! and other delights at the Olin Arts Center anniversary party
• Department heads defend staff management plan
• Wilton boards address smart meter/antennas
• Woodsmen's Day lights up crowd
• Fighting for a cause; Poland man rescues pit bulls
• Civil trial begins in West Paris chip truck crash
• Police suspect first bath salt case in Livermore Falls
• 'No Child' tough to live up to, Ward says
• Field Hockey: 'Hounds silence Rebels
• PHOTO: Lewiston Domestic Violence Memorial Vigil
• Friday furlough day means no classes for RSU 10
• Council picks Gray to fill vacant at-large seat
• Paris man charged with sexual assault
• Lewiston shows off its new website
• Domestic Violence Vigil held in Farmington
• Divided Council kills ice arena bond package
• Date expected to vote on Opera House grant
• Mechanic Falls library building up for sale
• Money left for facade work but no applications
• State tells students: Register your car in Maine or don't vote here
• Rick Small resigns from Good Shepherd Food-Bank
• PHOTOS: Jump start on Rail Jam
• Auburn city workers vote to form union
• Orono police seeing ‘a ton’ of fake IDs
• Maine paraplegic skipper credited in boat tragedy
• Maine vote coalition: Studies support same-day law
• Average Maine gasoline price drops 6.2 cents
• Millinocket man pleads not guilty to possessing child porn on computer
• Unemployed, underemployed loggers struggling to meet with LePage
• Salads are nice, but burgers are what really sell
• HS Football: With second win, Phoenix look for second wind
• Bartlett Street couple worried about recent crime, wants busing
• Voter locales may play role in Maine gambling vote
• Mitchell: Palestinian U.N. bid hurts peace prospects
• Mexico rec director leads park fix-up effort
• Fryeburg Fair fun
• Farmer extends strawberry season into fall
• Hundreds gather to say farewell to N.H.-Maine bridge
• Anne Stanley retires from Christ Church post
• Grand hotels build on their brand in shaky economy
• Stolen pit bull puppy found Sunday night
• AP Interview: Oceans boss backs new fishing system
• Brady plays mistake-free in 31-19 win over Raiders
• Otisfield lunch group seeks heated space for winter
• College football: Bates tramples Tufts, 28-9
• College hockey: Anthoine looking forward to increased role
• No-milk milks: The official B-Plus taste test toasts a delicious nondairy winner (and tries to forget the 'horse barn' in a glass).
• Family of slain soldier from Peru is briefed at Pentagon
• Abuse victim tells her story at human trafficking conference
• Woman reports armed robbery in Livermore
• PHOTO: Making ready for football
• PHOTO: A day with grandma in Auburn
• PHOTO: Pumpkin search in Auburn
• Hunger in Maine is a problem that's bad — and getting worse
• PHOTOS: Walking for Alzeihmer's in Lisbon
• Store robbed in Livermore
• High school football: Devils sink Vikings, 21-12
• Morey's memories make return to Hebron sweet
• Community can help halt modern slavery, panelists in Auburn say
• Bagpiper serenades visitors
• Fryeburg Fair opens Sunday for eight days
• For too many ATV riders, safety not a priority, wardens say
• Livermore Falls fire deemed 'suspicious'
• PHOTO: Sign of fall
• Michelle Obama paying a visit to Maine today
• State buys back land from warden, lost $2,000 on the deal
• Pair seriously injured in head-on crash at Greenwood
• Third wind power ordinance approved by Rumford selectmen
• College hockey: Black Bears remain optimistic, eye NCAA tourney
• YMCA on the move in Auburn
• Hamel sentenced to 45 years for role in 2009 Rumford murders
• More charges filed against Lisbon burglary suspect
• High school football: Easy does it for Durgin
• Community kitchen opens in Norway
• Demolition workers cite hazard, pay issues
• Work on Forster mill in Wilton cleared to restart
• Dixfield police awarded $189,617 grant
• Governor: Merge conservation and agriculture departments
• Hamel sentenced to 45 years for role in 2009 Rumford murders
• Video: Maine river restoration documentary features environmental economist Lynne Lewis
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• Stabbing victim angry over brother's altercation
• Former coach back in jail
• Paris students attend classes at 4-H camp
• Augusta lawmakers travel light under GOP leadership
• Fatal crash: 18-year-old from Harpswell killed
• The Hot Corner: Class chatter shouldn't be dismissed
• Man charged with murder in 1980 Maine homicide
• Field Hockey: Gats' goal keeps Phoenix undefeated
• Accident injures three, closes Route 196
• Multimedia: Homecoming Weekend 2011 offers something for everyone
• State police arrest Industry man in decades-old homicide case
• Texas mom to plead guilty in death of son in NH, found in South Berwick, Maine
• Gov. LePage has new take on why labor mural was removed
• Officials seek cause of 2 sewer tank deaths in Kennebunkport
• Families to hold fundraiser to fight children's disease
• Wyeth shares grandfather's art with Auburn students
• Judge mulls competency of Sabattus man charged with attempted murder
• Norway cleaning space to store records
• State looks to give Mooselookmeguntic end of Route 4 to Rangeley
• Cable company working to aid customers with digital switch
• Boys' soccer: Lisbon gets all tied up
• Red Sox stick around
• Legislature ratifies bipartisan deal on Maine's congressional districts
• Backers of Biddeford and Washington County racinos referendum launch ads
• Moose hunt gives Mainers unique opportunity to lend a hand
• Audio: Chris Murtagh's 600-mile dash to graduation
• Coalition: LePage, lawmakers who repealed same-day voter law have used it before
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• Paris board hears opinions on hunting in Cornwall Preserve
• Oxford principal honored in Washington
• Rumford discusses limitations and benefits for wind projects.
• Average Maine gasoline price drops 3.9 cents
• Doing dam inspections 'impossible'
• HS Field Hockey: Falcons roll past Cougars
• Dog quarantined after child bitten
• Two destroyer contracts awarded to Bath Iron Works
• LePage urges ‘bigger and bolder’ university system reforms
• Collins fights to keep potatoes in school lunches
• Driver in Amtrak crash was talking on phone and speeding, police say
• Bath salts drug use spreading throughout Maine, officials say
• Presentation to examine humanitarian work at U.S.-Mexico border
• Renowned physicist returns for lecture
• Two arrested in Lewiston stabbing
• Concert includes video, music, desert tales and 'signseeker-walkabouts'
• Wenzel leads $600,000, NSF-funded effort to develop online chemistry curriculum
• Parents & Family Weekend dance concert showcases work by guests, students, faculty
• HS Football Notebook: Keeping everyone happy
• Livermore Falls: Man tells police he was stabbed
• Auburn boy bitten by dog
• Maine texting while driving ban to start this week
• Rider injured in motorcycle vs. car crash
• Kennedy Park's aging gazebo on council's agenda
• Rabies, microchip clinic planned at Farmington shelter
• Students learn the ins and outs of firefighting
• Creating community colleges opened doors for thousands
• The Inner Challenge: From overcoming cancer, to beating Lyme disease, to visiting from Dubai, stories of pain, strain and gain emerge from those inspired by the Dempsey Challenge.
• Saving energy, saving money big topics at home show in Lewiston
• H.S. Football: Greyhounds clip Falcons, 28-14
• PHOTO: Auburn Art Wall
• LURC fate: Reform, abolish or return to the '60s wildlands?
• Wind power opponents say turbines not needed
• College Football: Sudden swing sacks Bates against Amherst
• Livermore Falls' Apple Pumpkin Festival delights area families
• How long does it take to haul a 180,000-pound component of a wind turbine on a 198-foot, 100,000-pound, specially made trailer 112 miles over 14 roads at 25 mph?
• PHOTOS: Kids' Day in Lewiston
• Police, firefighters rescue despondent person from Memorial Bridge in Rumford
• Police search for clues to missing girl
• Basketball: Auburn's Troy Barnies going pro
• Rumford man acquitted in domestic violence case
• Lewiston restaurant's fate unknown after arrests
• PHOTOS: Maine Harvest Lunch
• College Football: Bobcats keep clawing ahead
• PHOTOS: Snacks for Farmington Fair animals
• Pump price war: Rumford station lowest in Maine
• High school football: Devils drive off Indians
• Police search for clues in case of missing Lewiston woman
• Begim '07 returns to discuss Islamic banking in Kazakhstan
• Porter man found dead from self-inflicted wound
• Oxford County faces fines for employee safety violations
• Auburn superintendent asks residents to read book
• Local climber tops out on Matterhorn
• Rangeley opens its arms to AT through-hikers in the fall
• High school football: Cougar connection
• Rumford selectmen continue work on wind ordinance
• Oxford Rescue gets electric stretches, stair chairs
• 4-H dairy show award in memory of Sylvia Holbrook
• HS Girls' Soccer: Devils earn rare win over Eddies
• Local couples rescued from burning Norwegian ship
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• Evidence stolen from police cruiser
• Standoff ends peacefully
• Oxford Hills School District strives to educate homeless students
• Auburn-Lewiston YMCA plans move away from downtown
• Wind turbine sound, setbacks on Rumford wind workshop agenda
• 10-year-old Leeds boy sees Canton man fall 20 feet, alerts adults
• AMS students used summer laptops for math, Facebook
• Pro Squash: Bahgat to compete against men in pro tourney
• HS Field Hockey: Falcons hold back Rebels
• Huddle Up: Four-team playoffs are a capital idea
• Navy to sell remaining Brunswick base land to redevelopment authority
• DeCoster manager told not to hire 'gringos'
• Secretary of State finds no student voter fraud but maintains system is vulnerable
• Boys' soccer: Erskine drops Red Eddies
• Lisbon honors award-winning town clerk
• Black Bear announces partnership with Vegas casino
• Norway Opera House Corp. moving ahead with renovation plans
• Gambling board reviews gaming laws to account for table games
• Seniors defend Multi-Purpose Center to City Council
• Oxford Hills high school test scores fail to make the grade
• Wilton woman faces charges of endangering her child
• Former Androscoggin County Jail guard's suit survives challenge
• U.S. Senate could allow big trucks in Maine, Vt.
• Maine lawmakers confirm 6 LePage nominees
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• Pittston man sentenced for sexual assault of 3-year-old
• World War II bombers make stop in Auburn
• Mushroom larger than a basketball found
• Mayor declare's Samson's seat vacant, moves to fill spot
• Egg recall splinters partnership marked by controversy
• Youngsters get lessons at fair's agricultural day
• Giving him a lift:
• Speed primary factor in accident that killed Connecticut girl
• Andover residents learn cost of inaccurate floodplain maps
• Norway man takes plea deal on morning before sexual assault trial
• Investigators: Pilot was ‘warming oil’ before fatal Greenville plane crash
• Biddeford casino backers kick off campaign
• Flash concerts continue with jazz guitarist in New Commons
• Candid Candidates night brings both cities' politicos together
• New England general stores evolve in eclectic ways
• N.H. notes 50th anniversary of UFO abduction story
• Farmington Fair draws large crowd on opening day
• Old Otisfield Town House may be raised to save historic listing
• People You Know: The Parkers — retracing that first kiss
• Wings of Freedom bringing vintage planes to airport
• Behind the poverty numbers: Real lives, real pain
• High School Football: Raiders scoop up first win in Class B showdown
• PHOTO: Preserving a New Gloucester preserve
• Despite ruffling feathers, Poliquin vows to remain 'activist treasurer'
• Jetport upgrade taking off: We give you a pre-opening look behind the $75 million facelift.
• Sign of fall: Pumpkin Land in Mechanic Falls opens for the season
• Trinity Jubilee Center in Lewiston caring for 20 years
• When the past won't stay in the past: Criminal records pose an extra challenge to finding jobs in a challenging economy
• Drug shortages prompt proposal
• H.S. Football: Falcons subdue Rebels with big second half
• Boys' Soccer: Saints come home with victory
• Cannabis capitalism on the rise in Maine
• South Paris teen takes 3rd in combined men's, women's demolition derby
• Blooming mushrooms near Lake Auburn
• Hiram man dies in fire
• Fiery crash in Raymond seriously injures driver
• Motorcyclist hurt in Greene crash
• Former UMF student pleads guilty in Farmington court, sentenced to 10 years
• Benefit supper in Lewiston tonight to aid famine victims in Somalia
• Fire destroys Livermore Falls house, belongings of family of nine
• UMF president announces her retirement Friday night
• Nature writer Sydney Lea up next in literary reading series
• Short-story writer Laura van den Berg continues Language Arts Live
• Rumford man gets ticket for popping a wheelie on Maine Turnpike
• Livermore Falls family of 9 loses home to fire
• Lewiston job fair attracts hundreds
• Rumford roads damaged from Irene mostly fixed
• Sabattus man files petition in hopes of new murder trial
• Five indicted on illegal drug charges
• Libby and first lady speak in Lewiston about military families
• Rumford man charged with beating girlfriend
• High school football: Dirigo's Blackman back up to speed
• Rain dampens Senior Day at Oxford Fair
• Police: Bulldog theft may be isolated incident
• Final call for Frost
• UMF president announces retirement
• Former UMF student pleads guilty to manslaughter, sentenced to 10 years
• Award-winning nature poet to present Otis Lecture
• President of Spelman College to discuss racial identity development and college communities
• BatesNews monthly update: September 2011
• Independent profiles international Internet entrepreneur Buckman '91
• Above-average foliage season expected in Maine
• After 19-mile jam, state hopes to reduce traffic problems on I-95 bridge
• Maine picked to help develop new science standards in education
• Events schedule: September 2011, revised
• Greek Festival draws crowds The ever-popular annual Greek Festival attracted cro...
• Our Sept. 15 issue is Online and On the Stands! • Remembering 9/11, p. 6 and 7...
• Chronicle of Philanthropy essay by Campbell '83 offers lessons about 9/11 fundraising
• Master plan work takes to the streets
• Lewiston High School working on re-accreditation
• Norway gets $400K for Opera House fixes
• West Paris man charged with stealing dog
• Pair of Bates College Students rescued from river
• New lift at 'Loaf gets towers
• Portland's new pier for cruise ships opens
• Phish fans flock to Vermont concert to benefit flood relief efforts
• Suspect in Massachusetts murders was involved in bizarre Maine slashing case
• Portland, Maine to search nationwide for new police chief
• Live in Maine? Need a job? Develop these skills.
• Millinocket, E. Millinocket agree to tax deals with potential mill buyer
• Field Hockey: Eagles explode away from Eddies
• Another dog missing from West Paris
• Lewiston seniors don't want to leave Multi-Purpose Center
• Cable company asks subscribers to clear off space on top of the TV
• Bethel residents charged with forgery
• Town uses surplus to cut debt, taxes
• Board votes to readmit student
• Benefit supper, raffle to help pay Livermore girl's medical expenses
• Workers prepare for bridge closure Friday in Wilton
• Census: 12.5 percent of Mainers live in poverty
• Men rescued from rock in Androscoggin River
• Bath Iron Works lays off 44 salaried workers
• Reporter Query: What bugs you most when driving?
• Maine lawmaker resigns over gun incident
• Board approves 13 delayed-start Wednesdays for high schools
• Plea agreement expected in Ryan Ouimet case
• Woman accused of biting, swinging sickle at neighbors
• PHOTO: Sunset goal
• Natural remedy: Diet and exercise and lose the medicine
• Forestry students compete at fair
• 40-year volunteer firefighter to get final send-off
• Lisbon cyclist injured in hit and run
• Lewiston police continue search for missing woman
• Girls' Soccer: Phoenix rise above rally
• Lewiston schools full, more room needed; 4-year-olds could replace seniors at Multi-Purpose Center
• Kennbec County Sheriff says 2 arrested in Manchester home invasion
• Obama calls on Congress to act on jobs bill
• New buyer in line for New Hampshire hotel, the Balsams, where first ballots are cast
• Poland woman hurt during toy run motorcycle crash
• Oxford Hills School District replacing copiers
• Paris special town meeting set for Monday night
• High School Football Notebook: Oxford Hills takes step forward
• Mad Louie encourages positive student behavior
• PHOTOS: Oxford County Fair opens
• Pet feature: Pet owner turns pet detective
• Tears, pride frame 9/11 ceremony
• Huge blue whale spotted off New England coast
• Teen swimming with friends drowns in Maine river
• High-profile flag-wavers join Freeport flag ladies
• "We cannot dedicate, we cannot consecrate, we cannot hallow this ground. The bra...
• HS Field Hockey: Eddies dominate Devils
• PHOTO:Blue-ribbon smile
• By the book: Couple says 'I do' in the Auburn library
• Domestic discord? From fridge camping to rolling the toilet paper the "wrong" way ... it's the little things they do that *&%# you off.
• Victims of 9/11 attacks remembered with nearly 3,000 flags at UMF
• Support Safe Schools Healthy Students by advertising in their special promotion!
• Oxford adult business owner says ban on physical contact will threaten his establishment
• St. Dom's students remember 9/11
• Oxford remembrance ceremony set for Sept. 11
• Rabid bat confirmed in Dixfield
• Jay apartment fire ruled accidental
• Former bank teller charged
• Pastor admits to animal cruelty
• Second local entrepreneur picked for the Emmys
• Rumford woman pleads guilty to charges from Wednesday's lockdown at Dixfield school
• Students becoming 9/11 scholars
• TCT Safe Schools Promotion
• Trustee Barbara Raths '96
• Trustee Dervilla McCann '77
• Three trustees join Bates board
• Trustee John Rossello
• LePage: Plenty of jobs, not enough skills
• Video: What course are you excited to teach?
• Gray-New Gloucester High School students evacuated for bomb threat
• Maine GOP chair questions 19 voter registrations in 2004; probe reveals displaced medical students voted legally
• Freeport High School bans cellphones
• DOT passes on Bridge-in-a-Backpack as replacement for Carrabassett bridges
• Officials chase unconfirmed al-Qaida bomb threat in U.S.
• Colisee will survive, owner says
• Greek Festival
• County argues for dropping civil suit claims
• PHOTO: Elvis impersonator
• Oxford Hills group learns team work, combating hunger at Mass. farm
• Irene washes out ATV trails
• Multimedia: an academic community begins its 154th year
• Sun Journal story looks at five first-year students from Lewiston-Auburn high schools
• 'Persistence' was the secret for international students delayed by Irene
• FairPoint to lay off 130 Maine workers
• Slide show: moving in and settling in during Orientation
• Russian jet carrying hockey team crashes, 43 dead
• 10 years after 9/11, spotlight finds Scarborough man who faced terrorists suspicious, less 'politically correct'
• Feds to ban substances used to make bath salts
• Our September 8 Edition is Online and On the Stands! • AFD to hold 9/11 ceremo...
• Summers to rule on voter registration repeal effort today
• Parents seek to make home livable for daughters
• Paris iPhone app developer releases first game
• Auburn kindergartners get iPads
• Peru man accused of beating, kicking Norway woman in face
• Rumford board to wait for state to decide wind standards
• Planning Board tables CMP smart meter antenna application
• Sheriff's Office investigating dog thefts, possible dogfighting
• Carbonite: 75 new hires and counting
• LePage says domestic violence efforts don’t conflict with gun law
• Lewiston's Grand Trunk Depot begins renovations
• Don't be ruled by social constructs, 'Winning' author tells class of 2015
• Agreement reached in disability lawsuit against DHHS
• Truck hits horses in Harrison
• Bates welcomes freshmen
• Police investigate home invasion in Wales
• Despite bankruptcy filing, town and mill say it's 'business as usual'
• Three people arrested in home invasion
• Waterford man on Alaska mission
• Bates students' startup: Buy together, save together
• Dixfield garage, house destroyed by fire
• More dogs missing as dogfighting probe continues
• Lawmakers move to take politics out of grant awards
• NH convict in shamed girl's rape gets 15-30 years
• 10 years after 9/11: Portland Muslims find Maine 'a special place'
• Eddie Murphy selected to host Academy Awards
• Stocks fall sharply as Europe worries deepen
• Wind turbine tower passes through Oxford Hills
• Pre-K teachers make house calls
• Labor Day Parade marches through Buckfield
• Athletic trainer dutifully works the sidelines
• Negotiations with city, labor unions ongoing
• Hundreds turn out for union barbecue
• Brewing for Baxter
• Students to head back to school at Mt. Blue, Mallet
• Labor in L-A: Many still out of work, but job market improving
• Fire destroys mobile home in Wilton
• Proposed Rumford charter change would remove resident clause for town attorney
• Fiery crash kills driver in Turner
• Cross country: Lisbon's Thomas has one more hill to climb
• Maine takes a breather from bonds, not so in towns
• 21-foot crocodile captured alive
• Grant to be used for offshore wind project
• Officials confident uninspected dams are safe
• Man arrested in three-car crash
• H.S. football: Ramblers wreck Rebels' varsity debut
• Massachusetts man hurt in ATV accident in Maine
• Nothing square about it — With pouf part of the past, and hip-hop and Latin on the turntable, this is not your grandpappy's square dance.
• PHOTO: Moving in
• Heating oil prices starting season high
• High School Football: Lisbon turns over Oak Hill
• Auburn man shot in buttocks at Lewiston residence
• HS Field Hockey: Blue Devils off on the right foot
• Maine racino question to top referendum ballot
• Soule says he was trying to help, not hurt
• Police investigating thefts in Farmington
• Wilton man charged after crash
• Bates College Museum of Art: Artists will discuss "Emerging Dis/Order" works; Victoria Wyeth will offer insights into famous paintings; Images by renowned Mexican photographer on exhibit
• Weird, Wicked Weird: The Official Maine Wedgie
• Rumford logger donates use of temporary bridge to span Swain Road washout
• Washouts lead to finger-pointing in Rumford
• Woman injured in Durham crash
• Swain Road washout spanned in Rumford
• Friday night scores
• Boston Globe expores the sudden death of 'full of energy' David Aschauer
• Prisoners slurp Slim-Fast quicker because of award-winning online system
• New York Times invites Douglass' commentary on eyewitness reliability
• Talks about drawings, Wyeths to close museum's summer shows; Alvarez Bravo exhibition to open
• Rapper Macklemore and his DJ/producer, Ryan Lewis, to perform outdoor show
• Canadian man fell asleep in crash that killed 2 and injured 5, police say
• VIDEO: How does your high school team stack up?
• Ready, set, welcome: Nine behind-the-scenes stories about the new Bates year
• Obama halts controversial EPA regulation
• Did you lose power during the recent hurricane/tropical storm? For how long?
• Jay man arrested twice in one day
• PHOTO: Web of color
• Temporary fix for Swain Road scuttled for more research
• Pair charged in dog attack
• Math teacher makes extra effort; produces engineers
• Workers lay groundwork for Gingerbread House
• Motor Maids to be part of 9/11 procession
• Hebron, Otisfield schools finally open
• Woman faces sex charges involving teenage boy
• Stolen dogs, gunfire raise suspicion of dog-fighting ring
• The Class of 2015, by the numbers
• Francesco Duina and the Convocation keynote
• Katahdin mills suitor plans big investment, quick mill restart
• President Nancy J. Cable
• Convocation to feature remarks by faculty member nationally noted for recent book
• Maine's leaf-peeper website upgraded for mobile use in 2011
• Storm outages down to 16,000 in Maine
• State parks in Maine reopen after Irene in time for Labor Day
• Rachel Stern '07, Fulbright grant recipient
• Peter Marsters '09, Fulbright grant recipient
• Anne Connell '10, Fulbright teaching assistantship recipient
• Our September 1 issue is Online and On the Stands! • CLT signs lease with city,...
• Early morning blaze destroys Worthley Pond camp
• Route 27 bridges expected to finished Tuesday
• Consolidated middle school a hit first day
• HS Football: Fearless forecasters find common ground
• Bishop celebrates the start of school, tells 'the big God story'
• Lost teddy bear on its way home
• Bad bus day worries parents
• School starts smoothly in SAD 58
• Cross disappears from Route 4
• Lewiston City Council candidate arrested
• Time Warner says service restored after interruption
• Storm outages down to 45,000 in Maine
• GOP chairman says if students want to vote, they should pay taxes
• Stephen Engel, assistant professor of politics
• Mara Tieken, assistant professor of education
• Bates appoints tenure-track faculty in politics, English, education
• Therí Pickens, assistant professor of English
• Muslims celebrate holy, happy day
• Mass. businessman buys Solomon house
• L-A residents get innovative after Irene
• AERIAL VIDEO: Big muddy Andy
• Local Somali groups to take medical aid to Horn of Africa
• Lewiston mom's creations bound for Emmy gift bags
• A wish list for Maine males. A pledge to provide laughter. Lots of ad libbing. Must be a 'meeting' of the Maine Hysterical Society
• PHOTO: Car hits building
• Debate over Paris board activity becomes heated
• Contractors being interviewed to build bridges
• Girls' soccer: Lead role for Lawrence
• Maine panel backs Democratic redistricting plan
• Conviction vacated for ex-head of Maine biker gang
• Judge OKs Books-A-Million, Borders deal
• Oddfellow Theater to close at year's end
• Phillips family rescued, fire and town crews deal with road damage due to storm
• Peru takes beating, Mexico, Dixfield and Canton report no damage.
• Bates, land trust to honor life of triathlete, professor
• Central Maine Power makes slow progress recovering from hurricane
• Trees bear brunt of Irene
• Crops hit hard by Irene in Franklin, Oxford counties
• Floods block roads in Bethel
• LePage tours damage, visits Rumford, Carrabassett Valley
• Producer of DHHS sting videos to appear in Maine
• Obama: On Katrina anniversary, need for vigilance
• Vermont battles floods in Irene's aftermath
• Stocks jump after storm damage is less than feared
• Irene's gone and AESOP's on: a Monday update
• CMP crews assessing damage to grid, working on big areas first
• How windy and rainy was it?
• Irene punishes local apple crop
• Wallingford's Fruit House loses a third of crop in storm
• 171,000 Mainers still without power in Irene's wake
• Downeaster service train to Maine canceled
• Oxford County still reeling from Irene
• Rivers expected to crest in Maine today
• Mom's level head keeps her, daughter safe after live wires fall on car
• Irene knocks out power to 200K in Maine
• Irene takes down trees, power lines in Maine; flooding a growing concern
• Choppy waters, wild rides
• Growers weigh damage to toppled crops
• Face Time: A coast-to-coast adventure
• School district to buy used truck
• Bells to ring Tuesday for domestic violence victims
• Real-live adversaries! In-your-face victories! Board games revisited: The personal connections and new 'Euro' games are fueling a resurgence in board game popularity.
• Leaves dropping early due to wetness, disease
• Sumner wind committee hung up on legalese
• High School Football: Back on the grid
• Blue Angels fly in Brunswick
• Hip, knee replacements soar at Maine hospitals as techniques and artificial joints improve and baby boomers refuse to live in pain
• GOP to unveil new redistricting map; Androscoggin County would move to 1st District
• Mainers brace for storm
• Minot man charged with setting trap
• Irene batters North Carolina with 90 mph winds early Saturday
• Former jail worker drops suit; County agrees to rescind firing and pay back wages
• Man arrested in store robbery
• School bus drivers prepare for new routes
• Back to school with more comfort, parking
• Rumford man uninjured after fire erupts on riding lawnmower
• Avon man gets 6 years in prison for sex with 13-year-old girl
• Storm signs go up in Dixfield
• Irene 4th hurricane-rooted storm to hit Maine in 50 years
• Campers, campgrounds batten down for Irene
• Gov. LePage declares state of emergency for Maine
• Irene begins lashing East Coast at North Carolina
• Police arrest man in store robbery
• Storm cancellations
• AESOP and Irene: 2 p.m. update to AESOP's response to the hurricane
• Sumner wind panel hears public's suggestions
• Paris unpaid taxes at nearly $180,000
• Embezzler granted bankruptcy
• CLT lease deal signed
• Interim principal named for Spruce Mountain South
• 21-year-old pleads not guilty to murder
• Batten down the hatches for Irene
• Mainers prepare for Irene
• Man on bath salts hangs from Bangor bridge
• VIDEO: Porcupine capture
• Two charged in New Gloucester store robbery
• North Carolina counties tell thousands to leave as Hurricane Irene looms
• Maine voter registration system breached
• Students in Bates journalism course help break dam-safety story
• LePage administration purges four more DHHS appointees
• Our Aug. 25 issue in Online and On the Stands! • Balloon Festival photos, p. 8-...
• Family escapes Fryeburg house fire
• Rumford board to continue work on wind ordinance Aug. 25
• Pantry faces desperate times
• RSU 10 eyes tight budget as school year starts
• Parties refocus on consensus redistricting; some GOP lawmakers hedge on 'radical' map
• Animal control agent regains license after costly 'misunderstanding'
• Blue heron rescued on Little Androscoggin
• Maine, four other states have country's highest divorce rates
• Mt. Blue Regional School District opening delayed one week
• LePage orders new state regulations to go through him
• Mainers told to prepare for oncoming storm
• Evacuations begin on tiny NC island ahead of Irene
• Events Schedule: September 2011
• Rescue attempt in progress on Basin Rim Trail in N.H.
• Forecasters urge Mainers to brace for Irene
• Barker Mill Trail in New Auburn to reopen
• Firefighters battling house fire in Fryeburg
• Back to School for Lewiston - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Man charged with being fugitive from California
• Lewiston restaurant owner recovering from catastrophic fire
• Dixfield selectman get a lesson in TIF's
• GOP withdraws compromise from congressional redistricting hearing
• Businessman planning Oxford strip club takes issue with proposed ordinance
• Maine education boss: NCLB had good goals, but is failing schools
• Restaurant offers eight-pound plate in food challenge today
• Cat caught in hunting trap loses paw
• Maine’s dams: Hazard alert. Half of dams that threaten lives lack state inspection
• Potential buyers interested in N.H. grand hotel
• Moulton sentenced to 40 years for murders
• Quake rocks Washington, D.C.
• Lewiston man pleads guilty to sex-related charges
• Stephen King creates left-leaning talk show
• Virginia quake felt in Maine
• Virginia quake felt in Maine
• FEMA chief: Irene could affect entire East Coast
• Otisfield school mold problem resolved
• Rumford woman dies in Wisconsin crash
• Newry woman injured in Hanover crash
• Few requests for school transfers in Lewiston
• No plea entered in Harrison manslaughter case
• Balloonist's passion becomes body art
• Keiser Industries leader tells Michaud lack of home financing hurting business
• New school system for students, staff to begin
• Moulton sentenced to 40 years for murders
• Maine gas price average drops to $3.69
• Maine maple leaves drop early due to wet spring
• Fireball at 19th annual Great Falls Balloon Festival caught on film by bystander
• NewPage announces downtime for Nova Scotia mill
• Old Town woman delivers baby girl in Holden store parking lot
• Bates annual giving posts robust gains in 2011
• SAD 58 hoping to resurrect cross-country team
• Man faces charges after family member injured
• Lightning strike ignites, destroys Roxbury barn
• Police investigate report of bullet fired in downtown Lewiston
• Auburn woman dies in early Sunday morning motorcycle crash
• Balloon festival wraps up another successful year
• Munroe Inn gets new owners
• Mexico road projects trucking along
• Group effort nabs suspect swimming around lake for more than an hour
• Munroe Inn in Auburn gets new owners
• Balloon pilot's son believes dad will fly again despite accident
• Fewer attending job sessions on N.H. federal prison
• Monhegan: Finding beauty in art and nature on this 'out-to-sea' island
• 3 dead, 1 missing in Pittsburgh flash flooding
• Maine gay marriage supporters collect signatures
• Supporters seek Medal of Honor for Turner hero
• LePage opposes low-level flights
• YWCA to celebrate its survival
• Propane fire torches roof of Buckfield house
• Obama to Congress: Work together to aid jobless
• Kenya refugee camp has houses of sticks, cloth
• Libyan rebels say they are attacking Tripoli
• Saturday morning launch a success
• Judge upholds Maine's sex offender registry
• One injured in three-car pileup
• Fox tests positive for rabies
• Parties advance new redistricting proposals
• Paying homage to child mill workers
• Logging truck hits 2 cars in 30 minutes at same location
• Fawn fitted with prosthetics
• Toddler seriously burned by campfire in Paris
• Motorcyclist seriously injured in Harrison crash
• Clear skies and perfect flying at morning Great Falls Balloon Festival launch
• Mechanic Falls volunteer sentenced for sex-related crimes involving kids
• Abused robber gets two years
• Wind developer says Sumner could benefit from project
• Unnumbered houses plague Oxford County responders
• 'High tunnels' draw interest in Franklin County
• Wine seller creates a showroom in The Vault
• Oxford Hills administrators take up canoe challenge on retreat
• Girl mauled by pit bull in Kennedy Park
• Former home of embezzler opened for auction tour
• Steel drums rock Festival Plaza in Auburn
• Interior secretary sees Maine wind energy center
• On cusp of school start Maine's education commissioner issues 'bath salts' alert
• State police cruiser crashes
• Our August 18 Edition is Online and On the Stands! • Balloon Festival lifts off...
• New Gloucester selectmen set tax rate
• Auburn schools receive iPads
• Police checking for impaired drivers
• Frantasia Festival to feature musicians, artists from around the world
• Program aims to reduce carbon, protect clean water
• Woman, child uninjured after masked gunmen enter apartment
• Strong selectmen, Voter family wrangle over tax abatement
• Connecticut girl killed, three injured in tractor-trailer, van accident
• Chapter 11 a possibility for NewPage
• Motorcyclist killed in crash
• UMaine hopes to stem tide of bath salts, keep dangerous synthetic drug off campus
• Same-sex marriage petition for Maine ballot approved
• 12-year-old Connecticut girl killed in Route 2 crash
• Police investigate Livermore Falls home invasion
• Roxbury wind project gets loan guarantee
• Pedestrian injured on Lisbon Street
• All safe after three-vehicle crash in Oxford
• Balloon fest merchants prepare for balloon feast
• New summer program to become after-school center
• Solomon property on the auction block
• State ranks 11th on child well-being
• Electronics dissembling firm expanding into glass
• Livermore tax rate drops 40 cents
• Photo: Steeple work
• New Gloucester store robbed
• Parties unveil vastly different voting districts
• Otisfield school nearly ready for staff, students
• Man charged after firing shots
• Auburn council votes to re-zone properties along Center Street
• Olympics committee: Redneck Olympics disrespects athletes
• Family works together to sell veggies from grandpa's garden in Auburn
• Coming next fall: New regs for healthier school lunches
• Young moose rescued from Lovell pond
• Reporter Query: Is a criminal conviction making it hard for you to find a job?
• State Police identify dead AT hiker
• Spider blamed in rollover crash on I-295 in Freeport
• First Maine man charged with OUI after using bath salts arrested again
• Average Maine gasoline price drops 7.9 cents
• Couple who owned Kittery business going on trial in bottle redemption scam
• Republican, Democratic congressional redistricting plans widely divergent
• Dean Emeritus James Carignan '61, man of 'high energy, principled action and unwavering commitment,' dies at 72
• Roads to be closed during Old Home Days
• High hopes for 19th annual Great Falls Balloon Festival
• It's not easy being green: Food City works on certification
• Former grocer cares for animals at Maine Wildlife Park
• Standoff ends with arrest in Bath
• Gov. LePage warns about ‘bath salts’ during radio address
• Soft sand likely culprit in Saturday plane crash
• Former Bates dean dies
• Federal low-income energy assistance for Maine may be cut 50 percent
• FIT-TECH: Let technology — web sites, apps and electronics — get you more fit than ever
• Hewins, Morris nab feature wins at Oxford
• Peru man's requests anger town officials
• Jay man missing for nearly 24 hours found safe
• Dance music turns downtown garage into a party
• High school football: Officials get their points at clinic
• Power to choose
• Kids' triathlon instills confidence
• Crowd grows as sun shines on bluegrass fans at Saddleback
• Peru native to discuss China experience
• The latest and greatest in medical technology
• Judge mulls injunction in Lisbon dam reconstruction
• Two charged in home burglaries
• Three charged with stealing car parts
• Two teens charged in house fire
• O'Keefe, conservative groups defend DHHS video
• Route 26 crash injures woman, son
• Woman arrested for allegedly threatening man for way he crossed street
• Man from New York dies after fall
• Car crash closes road in Oxford
• Anti-casino group wants Maine gambling referendum question reworded
• Lake House sold to Californian
• Police investigate burglary at indoor flea market
• Jay board to consider tax rate
• Former Bridgton reserve officer faces domestic assault charge
• Redneck Olympics organizer ready to face U.S. Olympic Committee
• Bath salts continue to plague River Valley
• Portland poised to thwart Maine's legalization of consumer fireworks
• Buffalo Wild Wings' owners bullish on Lewiston-Auburn and Maine
• Subaru rolls over on Sabattus Street
• Obama: Something is wrong with country's politics
• Stocks soar on small positive economic signs
• Lewiston area youth learn to fish at Simard-Payne Park
• University of Maine System vehicles used sparingly for student voting
• Winslow credit union robbed
• Conservative advocacy groups unveil DHHS video; LePage says worker poorly trained
• LePage won’t take sides on Quimby’s national park plan
• Medical pot farmers seek advice, share tips
• Our August 11, 2011 Digital Edition is Online! • Baxter Beer, Squid Jiggers at...
• Local fundraisers planned for Somali drought victims
• Local men decry sister's funeral-home treatment
• Panel finds site of environmental problems safe in Norway
• LePage says he'll help Snowe on campaign trail if asked
• Woman hospitalized after vehicle rolls over her legs
• Sewage treatment system bids lower than estimated
• Bethel to host conference on passenger rail service
• PHOTOS: Wiffle tournament
• Jail officials fight LePage's budget squeeze
• Perry, Maine Man charged in Down East forest fires
• Error delays paychecks for Lewiston employees
• Topsham military commissary to close in October
• Maine settles allegations of unfair trade practices with debt-management company
• Canaan, Maine man charged with OUI on golf cart
• Reporter Query: Flipping out over the TP?
• During Bangor refueling wing visit, LePage calls for cuts ‘until it hurts’
• Man in video charged with assault
• Peru boy charged with vandalizing Demerritt Cemetery
• Crane boom topples in Naples construction mishap
• Stanley Steamers roll into Hebron for annual tour
• Snowe says partisan conflict gets in way of economic progress
• Mainers tell Snowe Congress needs to fix problems
• Bangor woman sneaks bath salts into jail, police say
• Redneck Olympics faces lawsuit over name
• Maine PUC upholds ruling on 'smart' meters; new complaint aims to end program
• Food pantry operators want Good Shepherd Food-Bank to lower fee on purchased products
• Redneck Olympics faces lawsuit over name
• Feds unveil case alleging fraud at company formerly run by McKernan
• Replacement for Bullrock falls through
• Board delays decision on condo project
• Temple man sues Wilton over arrest
• Paris selectmen want more info on fire station heating
• Voter-registration law issue may be headed for fall ballot
• Motorcyclist injured in crash
• L-A escapes 'epidemic' of bath salts
• Bail amended for arson suspect
• Accident closes Route 4 in Jay Monday afternoon
• Maine gasoline price average back down
• Maine same-day vote petitions submitted
• US markets fall sharply, Dow down more than 500
• Dow plunges more than 634 points after downgrade; Tuesday starts with selling spree in Asia
• Obama calls US AAA nation despite AA+ Rating
• Public hearing set on water main financing project
• Public hearing on proposed campground expansion set for Wednesday
• Former paving contractor gives Norway $10,000
• Abuse of synthetic drug spreads across Maine
• Red Sox back in first after extra-innings win over Yankees
• Former Turner resident fourth in Ms. Wheelchair America contest
• Pet feature: Horse draws couple into buggy business
• New Mallett School nearly ready; demolition of old school imminent
• Jay graduate sets her sights on biomedical engineering career
• Camp Creek closes on a mellow note
• PHOTOS: Everything's blue at Wilton Blueberry Festival parade
• Camp Creek festival draws mellow, kid-friendly crowd
• Kogo-a-go-go: Kenyan Micah Kogo wins Beach to Beacon 10K
• Redneck Olympians get dirty, have fun
• Ingenuity can be your best garden tool
• White claims Late Model feature at OPS
• Diving for milfoil: Auburn water-quality experts seek out invasive plant
• Lewiston man pleads not guilty to 52 criminal charges
• Rumford selectmen ready to begin writing third wind ordinance
• Rumford stops selling Public Works' materials
• Weird, Wicked Weird: Mill girl murder: Spun as fiction, it’s deadly truth
• Lewiston man enters not guilty plea to assault charge
• Mobile home owner charged in arson case
• PHOTO: Ready for 'redneck' fun
• Camp Creek festival gets 'sweet' start
• Legion baseball: Bats go cold as Gayton is eliminated from regional
• Families come out for Friday night fun at first annual boxcar drive-in
• Animal shelter surpasses adoption goal
• Gov. LePage asks for $100M in savings
• Millinocket high school coming up short on Chinese students
• Newport teacher quits amid allegations kids saw test
• Jury convicts 5 officers in post-Katrina shootings
• Unemployment rate dips, economy adds 117K jobs
• Sly tribute, dances with horses continue Bates Dance Festival
• Local duo making sports talk splash
• Lincoln-Locust widening work more expensive than budgeted
• Police pursuing purse-snatchers
• Federal court drops child porn charge
• Lewiston's list of 'in need' schools grows
• Fire heavily damages Jay home
• Rednecks gathering in Hebron for weekend Olympics
• Man injured in rollover on Hotel Road
• University of Maine students sort trash for science
• Legion baseball: Gayton loses in Northeast Regional
• Dems call NH speaker a hypocrite on student voting
• Sumner selectmen steps down
• Going nowhere: Economy struggles to find footing
• LePage announces special session for congressional redistricting plan
• VIDEO: Alleged Lewiston assault ends in arrest
• US: 29,000 Somali children under 5 dead in famine
• Our August 4 Edition is Online and On the Stands! • Paddle After Hours is tonig...
• Bates Dance Festival Presents UN/Stable Landscape
• Man charged with OUI after rolling truck in Norway
• Police called for coach dispute at baseball game
• Auburn finance director stepping down
• Lewiston men indicted on murder charge
• Camp Creek jam band celebrating 40th year
• Church group helps build house for Alabama family
• Used cruisers serve dual purpose
• Three elementary schools in Auburn fail to meet federal math standards
• Norway parents proud of son's role in nabbing cocaine vessel
• Parents of deceased Old Town man donate son’s ATV to searchers
• Singer, songwriter Gene McDaniels dies in Maine
• 72 charged in probe of international child sexual abuse network
• Dow edges higher, breaking an 8-day losing streak
• Pickup taken from home of dead NH girl, 11
• Teach for America again counts Bates among top contributors
• Maine fire investigator's car torched as he investigated arson case
• Stolen hockey cards, autographs returned 20 years after theft
• Freeport woman hurt in crash
• Animal shelter to hold Maine's first 24-hour adoption event
• Local man lying in road dies after being hit by truck; police say no charges filed against driver
• Oxford casino site begins to take shape
• Rescuers help injured hiker off mountain
• Voter petition drive shifts to signature validation
• Ideas for Peru school include community center
• Longtime mortician presented with Boston Post cane
• Art Center takes shape at university
• 17-year-old girl begged to be taken to jail after damaging cruiser, police say
• Rescuers respond to injured AT hiker
• Analysis: Debt deal takes minor swipe at red ink
• Maine's Collins, Snowe favor debt-limit bill
• Debt-limit bill passed, on its way to Obama
• Workers with disabilities staffing new Tambrands operation in Auburn
• Former secretary of state says fraud allegations dealt with years ago
• Old Orchard Beach nightclub owner vows to reopen after fire
• Smart meters coming to Farmington
• Tax rate remains same for Mechanic Falls
• Greene couple arrested again
• PHOTO: For the love of horses
• St. Mary's opens a clinic in Walmart
• Salvation Army cook finds rewards through serving
• Compost zoning change gets council approval
• Missing N.H. girl’s body found in river near home
• Maine political group wants more information on GOP university van use
• Maine's social services praised as far better than New Hampshire's
• Maine sen. to decide role as sporting group head
• Old Orchard Beach nightclub goes up in flames
• Oxxfest, sun heat things up at Waterfront Pavilion in Bangor
• Legion baseball: Gayton rallies twice, earns state crown
• Summer camp shows kids what they can do
• Junior hockey: Houle lands with Armada
• Missing N.H. girl’s body found in river near home
• Peru man wins woodmen competition
• Small fires at Pioneer Plastics keep firefighters busy
• Driver flees after crashing car into swimming pool
• Political Pulse: Election Day registration supporters battle opponents' stagecraft
• Foundation ready for Gingerbread House
• Raising special-needs children inspires mom to teach
• Trio on mission from Madrid to Madrid
• Questions raised over Oxford, Maine, casino plans
• Rangeley Lakes Logging Museum Festival a success
• In the garden of Adams: Grow your own garlic
• Eats: Out of the wild and onto the plate — Moose Creek Grille brings imagination to the table
• 'Livin in the Lew'
• Maine State Police: Wanted man killed himself
• The joys of couponing: 50 percent off . . . your manhood
• Heavy metal at home in L-A
• Maine game chief says big deer here
• Police search for suspect in Livermore Falls shooting incident
• Wife of murder victim faces jail time
• Teenager critically injuried in Route 4 wreck
• PHOTO: Summer Fest in Farmington
• 31st annual Logging Festival in Rangeley Saturday
• Lewiston casino group goes all in with last option payment before vote
• PHOTO: Restoring order after vandalism
• Man dies at Androscoggin County Jail
• Maine State Police: Wanted man killed self
• Webster says UMF College Republicans parked vans on Election Day 2010
• Wife of Rumford murder victim pleads to conspiracy
• Portland police take man into custody in manhunt
• Judge in Denis Dechaine case allows DNA comparisons
• Maine towns getting ready for fireworks law
• Maine vet seeks to bring elephant to his Hope yard
• Man dies in Standish, Maine, crash
• BatesNews monthly update: July 2011
• Route 4 reopens after accident investigation
• Police search for suspect in Livermore Falls shooting incident
• Revisions show deeper 2007-2009 recession
• Locals hurt in New Hampshire crash
• LePage administration: Exclude gubernatorial candidates from clean elections law
• A case of duplicate voter registration?
• Keiser Homes lands $2M state housing contract
• Progress Center helps clients be productive
• Mass. man appears in court on 2 murder changes
• New England Babe Ruth Tournament starts today
• Maine officials document 4 eaglets in single nest
• Post office closures would make long hikes harder
• Fish on agenda as LePage meets Portland mayor
• Pingree: Arrested clerics spoke for families
• Man dies after crash
• Fire union drops City Council email suit
• Summer Newsletter 2011: Office of College Advancement
• Hayden being held without bail on two murder charges
• Worker killed in Bangor backhoe accident identified as Waldo County man
• Summers adds new allegations to GOP fraud claims, critics say timing suspect
• August 2011 images of Bates
• Our July 28 Edition is Online and On the Stands. Grab yours today! • 3rd Art Wa...
• Livermore man found among garbage, facing charges
• Official seeks help finding dog, Good Samaritan
• Auburn cop recovering after wreck
• Man killed at Bangor work site
• Historic tree to come down
• Wayne, Fayette debate Lovejoy Pond dam repairs
• Flying higher: Auburn native moves up the ranks at FAA
• Massachusetts man charged with murders
• Lewiston woman gets new home, inside and out
• Analysts: Senate plan saves $2.2 trillion
• Maine police shooting video removed from Internet
• Maine ends fiscal '11 nearly $50 M in black
• Westbrook reaches deal with fired fire chief
• Southern Maine Community College marks start of work on new campus
• Former sewer clerk due back in court
• Livermore Falls fire ruled arson
• PUC staff recommend against Lake Auburn watershed complaint
• Norway home damaged by fire
• 34 post offices in Maine may close
• City, School Department to share human resources duties
• Work begins on restructuring, shrinking of state planning agency
• Civil War re-enactment coming to Otisfield
• Bookselling in a post-Borders age: Independent Maine shops consider future without big boxes
• Gov. LePage taking steps toward establishing 5-year high school plan in Maine
• Conservative revolt casts doubt on House GOP plan
• LaBonte plans Auburn mayoral campaign
• Postal Service eyes closing 34 branches in Maine
• Campus Construction Update: July 26, 2011
• Search of Maine State Prison turns up contraband
• Bates Dance Festival Presents 'Musician's Concert'
• Bates Dance Festival Presents Zoe, Juniper
• Driver in fatal crash faces charges, civil suit
• Police provide tips for home and vehicle safety
• Search continues for two missing boaters in Andover
• Fire damages manufacturing plant in Auburn
• Time Bank a good deal
• Landlords debate merits of business licensing
• Greenwood woman charged with cruelty to animals
• Two hurt in New Gloucester shooting
• Bodies of two lost swimmers found in Maine lake after five days
• Stocks sink as debt limit remains unresolved
• Ready for football: NFL lockout over
• Webster makes case for voter probe
• Suspect in Fla. killing dies in Maine prison
• Bangor man on bath salts dies after arrest, police say
• Lewiston Mayor Gilbert to testify to Tuesday U.S. Senate Judiciary subcommittee about immigration
• Animals moved from pet store after AC failure
• Family arrested when party gets out of hand early Sunday
• New buses push Citylink fleet over limit
• People You Know: Dick Kendall, entrepreneur, volunteer, great-granddad
• For Auburn native, it's all about the sea
• Rumford to remove 40-plus streetlights to save $6,000
• Rumford recognizes employees, Citizen of the Year 2011
• Fans get revved up at TD Bank 250
• Jay board to discuss town property, open bids
• LIVE: The TD Bank 250
• Road Trip Memories: 'Forced group therapy' in the family car
• Last supper at Jacques Cartier Club
• Road Trip Memories: 'You cannot see this wonderful country from 30,000 feet in the air'
• Road Trip Memories: 'I will never forget this amazing gift'
• West rallies to win Lobster Bowl
• Soldiers help build new police-youth community center
• 1,000 athletes take 'tough' challenge
• Secrets kept, secrets shared — AA member's murder revelation raises confidentiality question
• Pedestrian rushed to hospital after struck down by car in Lewiston
• LIVE: PASS 150 race from OPS
• Fire danger 'very high' in Western Maine mountains
• PHOTO: Ice-cream cooler
• South Paris teenager charged in 2010 crash
• Man suffers fatal heart attack at Range Pond
• Vandals ravage Demerritt Cemetery
• Revolving door at SAM headquarters
• Air conditioners disappear from store shelves as heat continues
• Lower Richardson Lake: Daylong search fails to find 2 missing swimmers from Boston
• Superior Court rules for town on value of Opera House
• TD Bank 250, Friday's races: Wilson makes himself at home, wins PASS Modified main
• Turnpike authority board under scrutiny, too, after director accused of financial impropriety
• 2 swimmers missing in Lower Richardson Lake
• Maine unemployment rate 7.8 percent in June — close it what it was a year ago
• Heat sets record in Portland, Maine
• Superior Court rules with Town of Norway on value of Opera House
• Maine bookstores worry the writing’s on the wall with the collapse of Borders
• Cambridge, Maine man charged with killing his father
• Summer heats up; CDC says Mainers need to prepare for hot weather
• Educators battle summer skill drain
• Increased RSU 73 meal prices still not covering costs
• Community Credit Union warns of phone scam
• Smart-meter replacement starts in Lewiston next month
• Paris ATV club finishes trail on time
• Source to Sea Trek paddles through River Valley this weekend
• PHOTO: Beating the heat
• Administration: Ex-DMR chief angered constituents; Olsen says LePage buckled
• Census: More gay couples living together in Maine
• 4 charged in burglary at Legion post in Stockholm, Maine
• 2 arrested in Lebanon, Maine as accident spurs confrontation
• Investigation continues in fatal logging truck accident in Jackman
• Video: Sun Journal visits Lewiston summer camp founded by Sleeper '08
• July Fourth celebration to return to Hosmer in 2012
• Railroad awards depot renovation
• LePage trumpets Maine's new health insurance law to D.C. crowd
• Students make their summer count with volunteerism
• Census: Fewer nuclear families in Maine
• Dangerous heat on the way
• Asbestos levels halt demolition work on Forster building
• Dwight enters not guilty plea to assault charge
• Our July 21 Edition is Online Now. Grab one off the Stands on Thursday! • Op/Ed: Eliminate estate tax, p. 3 • LYAC begins year of service, p. 1 • Pare wins Bronze at SkillsUSA, p.1 • Griffiths on the Need to Govern, p. 4 • Reve
• LePage's marine resources chief abruptly steps down
• Mixed reaction to 'Gang of 6' budget plan
• Embattled Oxford County EMA Director resigns
• Small plane has crashed in Fryeburg
• Family, comrades remember Peru firefighter
• LePage joins Texas governor in supporting 'day of prayer'
• Turner taxes to turn up, rate still to be set
• County tax rate rises 1 cent per $1,000 of valuation
• Embattled Oxford County EMA director resigns
• Peru woman charged with OUI after crashing car into cemetery
• Lewiston woman who ran over student goes to jail
• Hartland soldier killed in Afghanistan ‘quick-witted,’ goal-oriented
• Police respond to geocaching container mistaken for bomb at Best Buy in Bangor
• Murder defendant appears in court
• Newburyport Daily News profiles Humane Society state director Fox '03
• Member of state economic forecasting panel to resign following domestic violence arrest
• Brownstoner discusses Brooklyn development with Charney '01
• Bates Dance Festival Presents Nicholas Leichter Dance
• Would-be thieves break into Black Mountain lodge
• Oxford County Commission to discuss Hanover boulder, EMA director
• Source to Sea Trek paddles through River Valley this week
• Patented Flozebo is summer retreat
• Gleason won't seek second term as mayor
• Boxing: Steven Gamache looks ahead after second victory
• Family starts reward fund for information on homicide
• PHOTO/VIDEO: Young Dancers Workshop at Bates Dance Festival
• Racing fans already filing into Oxford Speedway grounds
• Friends worried about missing woman
• Federal judge says suit over river salmon can proceed
• Federal judge says suit over river salmon can proceed
• Motorcyclist hits 311 mph to set new record
• Jury selection under way in Orono hit-and-run case
• Maine treasurer unsure of impact of federal debt crisis
• Pool chemical spill forces evacuations in Maine
• Families from Naples, Scarborough injured in two-car wreck in Stadish
• Council to consider allowing private composting businesses
• Maine State House getting beefed-up security
• Pet feature: Going above and beyond for Great Danes
• Campers march to different beat
• Wing fanatics camp out for free wings at new restaurant
• Toddler dies after being hit by SUV
• Wind committee notes concerns of conflict in Sumner
• Bethel man charged with attacking deputy
• Farmers grow wheat in Maine again
• Eats: Herb power! — Homemade pesto just one reason to grow your own herbs
• 16-year-old Auburn girl injured after bike strikes moving car
• Labor board moves forward on Androscoggin County union complaint
• Youth camp keeps kids busy
• Lumberjills sharp with axes
• Legion baseball: Gayton ends regular season undefeated
• Special Road Trip: The movies — How to connect with Mel Gibson, Betty White, Paul Newman, Lana Turner, Leonardo Dicaprio, Kevin Costner and Denzel Washington without leaving Maine.
• Officer revives, saves teen
• Veteran thespians bring 'Fantasticks' to historic inn
• PHOTO: Splash!
• Former owner defends Opera House valuation
• Mural plaintiffs argue that case should go to trial
• Work under way for Dunlap buildng parking
• Farmington stabbing: No matches found in DNA search
• Murder suspect has had rocky past
• PHOTO: Summer jump
• Murder victim was 'free spirit'
• Poland names Tibbetts football coach
• Police: Suspect used clock to kill victim in Lewiston murder case
• Maine inmate charged with manslaughter in death of fellow prisoner
• Trahan named director of Sportsman's Alliance of Maine
• Appraisers testify in Opera House case
• No new details emerge in suspicious death
• Waiting for Harry: Fans camp out 15 hours early
• 'Harry Potter' draws all-night lineup
• Hunter Cove Cabins recognized in Maine magazine
• Prospective dam bidders walk Canton site
• New England Forest Rally to rev up Friday
• Mollyockett Festival begins Saturday in Bethel
• Questions and answers about TB
• Potter fans endure as midnight draws closer
• Landlord accused of attempted rape
• Mother of infant mauled to death by dog arrested in Maine
• Judge declares mistrial in Clemen's trial
• Mexican national sentenced to 15 months in Maine immigration case
• Edward Little grad to head LePage's communications staff
• Our July 14 Edition is Online and On the Stands! • Auburn bloc seeks Council seats, p. 1 • Results of Worumbo River Race, p. 7 • Mayor Gilbert on Gay Marriage, p. 5 • State Treasurer on Debt Ceiling, p. 3 • Knife Show is this we
• Man accused of threatening neighbor, police
• Maine couple take fifth place at World Wife Carrying Championships in Finland
• The old Webster mill: What to do? Town has to decide.
• Military family treated to a week's rest at Angell Cove in Leeds
• Congress' border security bill could have big impact in Maine
• Woman identified in suspicious death
• Jay adult education on the move
• Two teenagers charged in beer heist
• Auburn schools to weigh outside help for master plan
• Hanover Pines storm cleanup continues
• Woman found dead in Lewiston is identified
• UNH 'eviscerated' by budget cuts
• Small jumping dog causes car crash
• Maine, NH and VT count their loons
• Bates Dance Festival Presents Camille A. Brown And Dancers
• Local waters among 'most at risk'
• Androscoggin County leaders seek savings in Oxford County
• Rumford firefighters reduced due to budget constraints
• Pension crisis averted, but retirees pay a price
• Greene residents oppose Cherry Pond site proposal
• Board reviews condominium plans
• Weld property owners to receive proposed new valuations
• Public opinion sought on Rangeley's future
• Wilton police chief resigns
• Canton man discusses World War II, his award
• Maine police want to know why truck didn't stop
• Rail officials: Amtrak's Downeaster is safe
• Man arrested in connection to Lewiston death
• Denny's reverses restroom policy on transgender use
• Somalis worry about loved ones in 'humanitarian disaster'
• Oxford Hills to get smart meters in August
• Expert speaks on wind turbine noise in Sumner
• Minot holds back on school payment
• Police chief airs ATV safety concerns
• In Sight: Taylor McIntosh
• Town's cost for Opera House goes to court
• LIVE: Maine Amateur golf tourney coverage, Day 1
• Train, semitrailer crash in Maine, killing trucker
• Maine prison property sale voided
• Maine gov signs bill to examine LURC's future
• One dead, four injured in Amtrak collision with trash truck North Berwick
• Stun gun found on Boston-Newark jetliner
• UN: Somalia drought world's worst humanitarian crisis
• Car hits Maine fish market, injuries avoided
• Kayak capsizes off Maine coast, killing N.H. man
• Obstacles announced for Sunday River's second annual Tough Mountain Challenge
• Weekend fire destroys Hartford home
• Librarians recommend good books for summer
• New Lewiston church seeking its niche
• Route 4 Mud Run gets down and dirty
• Police investigate Sunday night stabbing on Horton Street
• Music made Milt's way for 30 years
• Rescue crews search Androscoggin River for missing swimmer
• Man dies when SUV heads into lake
• PHOTO: Sidewalk art
• Legion Baseball: Short and sweet, Bessey sweeps
• Bikers celebrate wheeled transport
• Life on the Androscoggin
• Baby left under Safe Haven law
• Road closing, utility issues on Strong warrant
• Farmington crash being investigated
• Mexico Congregational Church gets new boiler
• PHOTO: Brass on the green
• Lexington residents band together to preserve its history
• Councilors at odds over reason for failing city services
• Oxford High School '34 graduate to celebrate class reunion by himself
• 66 years later: Norway vet laid to rest
• Coalition embarks on effort to restore same-day voter registration
• Maine CDC chief: solving obesity will take time
• Palmyra man pulls woman from burning vehicle
• Atlantis blasts into history
• Temple man saves father from burning loader
• Naples man indicted in shooting of 9-year-old boy
• Man charged in firearm incident
• 4-year-old wins fishing derby
• OUI checkpoints set for weekend
• More employees at Sykes in Wilton face layoffs
• Police enforce bath salts ban
• Tick treatment crucial in combating Lyme disease
• Campers play for peace
• BEP OKs casino funding
• Mayors learn bass fishing from a pro
• Report shows Maine still fattest state in New England
• Clean Sweep raises more than $16,000 for local nonprofits
• Voter groups want to restore same-day registration
• Navy changes commander in Bath
• Our July 7 Edition is Online and on The Stands! • Maine is tops in food stamps, p. 1 • AFD to create 9-11 memorial, p. 1 • Rachel Morin: Old ELHS coming down, p. 8-9 • Gilbert: Keep community clean, p. 5 • Debt is threat to nati
• Potential first-in-nation change gets little attention in Maine's health insurance overhaul
• Black Bear: Connecting to public water an option
• 'Truly heartbreaking' to watch ski lodge burn
• Western Maine residents run for cover as storm pounds the area
• PHOTO: Cool escape
• Being social at the social club
• Magician restarts slight-of-hand career
• Thai, Sushi restaurant takes The Company space in Farmington
• Mt. Abram lodge burns as storm wreaks havoc
• World War II casualty returns to Norway
• Island Explorer tour bus catches fire in Ellsworth
• Less Turnpike traffic this Independence Day, but more than had been projected
• Two men accused of bringing 475 pounds of pot to Maine in RV from Arizona
• Campus Construction Update, July 6, 2011: Chapel
• Campus Construction Update, July 6, 2011: Hedge and Roger Williams halls
• Campus Construction Update, July 6, 2011: Hedge and Roger Williams halls
• Campus Construction Update: July 6, 2011
• PHOTO: Close encounter
• Franklin County budget chairman takes commissioner to task
• Oxford to vote July 14 on Route 26 water
• Topsham getting Renys
• Lukers Place opens in Industry
• Buildings come down
• College students ride to cultivate grassroots activism
• Rumford's Fourth of July fireworks deliver the goods
• LHS parents warned about TB
• Storms batter state
• City considering $404,000 retrofit for Ingersoll Ice Arena
• Maine weeklies shut Rockland printing plant and moving production to Lewiston
• Casey Anthony acquitted of murder
• Convicted murderer Gary Gauthier's appeal rejected in Maine
• Fireworks accident sends boy to Maine hospital
• Farmington police collecting DNA to match sample from the suspected killer
• Maine lawmakers sideline head injury study bill
• Food pantries upset over rising Good Shepherd Food-Bank fees
• Board to consider cemetery policy
• Six charged with underage drinking
• Norway pizzeria set to reopen
• Lewiston Middle School has new principal
• County EMA director case made public
• Crowd flocks to Fest on Fourth
• Farmington celebrates nation's birthday
• School mold removal making headway
• Walk of Danger wows crowd
• "As free and independent states, (we) have full power to levy war, conclude peace, contract alliances, establish commerce, and to do all other acts and things which independent states may of right do. And for the support of this declaration, with a
• Generics advancing on lucrative pet drug market
• Trout elusive at fishing derby
• DeWitt serving veterans again
• Hay fire at Strong farm destroys half cattles' feed
• Man charged for trying to burn down structure on his property
• Oak Hill High's whiz kid: A Web, software developer at 17
• Why history matters on July 4th
• Weekend fire under investigation
• Byron farm hopping with new crop
• Soldier killed in Vietnam honored 43 years later
• 1850 lifesaving bell now tolls for souls in Bryant Pond church
• River Valley fireworks show on Fourth promises to be big
• AIDS in Maine 30 years later — A threat of complacency?
• Girls found safe after getting lost in Maine woods
• LePage: Thank a soldier this holiday
• Lobster plus easy fix equals gourmet comfort food
• Eats: Where good cooking takes real Moxie
• PHOTO: Grand am slammed
• Maine Beer Trail: On tap in Maine
• Livermore Barnyard celebrates with mud
• At long last, airman's remain to come home
• Mayor joins People's Alliance to decry federal cuts
• Skulls exposed by recent rain
• Weird, Wicked Weird: Ufologists unite
• Former Twin Cities developer may plead guilty to federal charges
• Craven blasts school funding for taking away from larger districts
• Donations slip at Hope Haven Gospel Mission
• Police arrest Lewiston man after chase
• Marine with Maine ties dies in Afghanistan
• 'Apples to oranges' comparison creates misleading impression of cost of attending Bates
• Check out this patriotic concert on July 6! The Auburn Community Concert Band plays every Wednesday in the summer. Great family entertainment!
• Photo: Semi accident on the Maine Turnpike
• Murder suspect never should have been at Bangor psych hospital, sheriff says
• Police say Ormsby killed trio with combat-style knife
• Disabled girl awarded $3M in medical malpractice case
• Farmington, Carrabassett Valley launch plastics-recycling project
• Wildlife officials relocate Auburn geese to Flagstaff
• Hundreds crowd Central Station for glimpse of Trade Center steel
• RSU 10 reduces number of layoffs
• Man who killed 15-month-old Bangor boy to serve 25 years
• Holiday traffic to decline on Maine Turnpike
• Initiative under way to legalize same-sex marriage
• Our June 30, 2011 Digital Edition is Online! • Liberty Festival: fireworks, fun, p. 1 • LePage: Budget is a good start, p.1 • Letter: iPads point to larger problem, p. 3 • Letter: Eliminate Maine Turnpike, p. 3 • Gilbert: L-A mu
• Jury mulls medical malpractice case
• Turner to remember Vietnam casualty
• Jay to accept only clear, translucent bags for trash, recyclables
• New Gloucester releases water feasibility study
• Registered sex offender charged after incident at Livermore beach
• L.L. Bean rehires fired workers, apologizes
• Lawmakers cheer as Maine's 2011 session ends
• Police say drowning in Rumford pool an accident
• LePage to lead trade mission to Brazil, Chile
• Farmington Police Chief: Homicide probe wide-ranging
• Norway voters approve more money for needy
• Route 26 work begins Thursday
• Heart lecture interrupted by heart attack
• Teenage girls charged in fight
• Police investigate attempted entry
• Bangor murder suspect missing from mental hospital
• Farmington victim's family pleads for public help
• Pistol-whipped grandmother fights back
• 'It must have been love': Lewiston couple celebrates 75th
• Rumford police investigating possible drowning death
• Support dries up for constitutional change diverting funds to wildlife programs
• Farmington murder victim's daughter makes plea to public for help
• Lewiston Police seeking burglar's ID
• High court casts doubt on Maine law on sale of doctor's drug prescribing habits
• Board votes to downsize to smaller dump truck
• Kurtz elected Paris board chairman
• RSU 16 to start school year without firm budget
• Quilting class is about more than just sewing
• Students work to halt erosion at Mirror Pond
• Tar Wars' goal to keep kids tobacco-free
• Longtime Sabattus police chief to retire
• Masked intruders injure woman in home invasion
• Auburn, Oak Hill students to get laptops for summer
• L.L. Bean says workers’ laywer ‘flatly inaccurate’
• Senate votes down authorization of Biddeford-Calais racino
• For Bangor man charged in OUI, bath salts ‘took over’ in a few short weeks, wife says
• Reporter query: Do you have a travel tale to tell?
• Jury convicts ex-Ill. Gov. Blagojevich at retrial
• Woman hurt in Livermore Falls home invasion, suspects remain at large
• Dodging turtle in road, motorist flips car on Maine road
• Special Olympics' team brings home 17 medals, 12 ribbons
• Once a tutor, always a tutor: Farmington nursing home resident still a Literacy Volunteer tutor
• Plea agreement accepted in break-in of police storage building
• NFL: Blocking out the lockout; Super Bowl host committee CEO still counting down
• Auburn trash, recycling contracts still month away from being settled
• People You Know: Janice Lara-Hewey, volunteer in action
• Reality show celebrating diversity films pilot in Lewiston
• Do the L-A DU
• Rumford performer prepares for July 4 Walk of Danger
• In the driver's saddle: More woman are buying their own bikes and taking to the road.
• Church open for wedding after two decades
• On the air: Ham radio operators hone skills
• Singing, with all their hearts: 'Inspired Voices' fills the Franco Center
• Growing appetite: Huge growth by Good Shepherd Food-Bank over 30 years hasn't stopped its hunger to provide more
• PHOTO: Friends of Maine Aviation
• New trail lauded in Rangeley
• Canton voters act fast, approve budget
• Go & Do: Wolf Run Raceway go-karts — The thrills of Grand Prix racing at pull-start prices
• Otisfield voters give raises, OK town garage
• Fire at Auburn nursery contained to barn
• Auburn councilor relents, issues emails for firefighters' union
• H.S. Tennis: Chicoine steps down at Lewiston
• AHL: Sabres purchase Rochester franchise; Portland announcement imminent
• Grand Trunk Depot rehab goes out to bid
• Tales from the lunchroom; School cafeteria workers share their stories in book
• L-A DU hitting the streets Sunday
• New home gives Auburn woman a lift
• Mob boss brought back to Boston; will he sing?
• Down East home swarmed by about 30,000 bees
• Former Maine Gov. Angus King chronicles motor coach travels in new book
• Samurai-sword wielding Belfast man arrested, charged with assault
• Town rec panel requests more than $60,000 for projects
• Lewiston tax collector ready to retire
• Gardening craze prompted by economy, health
• Damage, trash endangers skate park
• Auburn explains iPad funding
• Local lawyer takes on L.L. Bean firings
• Police: Dozens questioned in Farmington slaying but so far no suspects
• Driver unhurt in fiery Norway crash Thursday
• Our June 23, 2011 Digital Edition is Online! • YWCA to auction 1970 Lincoln Continental, p. 1 • 2nd Art Walk steps off on Friday, p. 1 • Letter: Public education not working, p. 3 • Letter: iPad debate not inclusive, p. 3 • Gilb
• Mainers help FBI capture 'Whitey' Bulger
• Few Mainers buying new health insurance plan that covers pre-existing conditions
• Portland considers drug dogs in schools
• Maine law ending same-day registration challenged
• Police: Mobster Whitey Bulger arrested in Calif.
• Two burglaries believed to be connected
• Lewiston sewage-to-methane plant going out to bid
• Effort under way to raise money for Safe Voices
• Andover residents to decide how to pay for school
• PHOTO: Orange lobster
• Bryant Pond lodge gets solar panels
• Woman holds vigil for slain son
• Assailant in fatal stabbing still at large
• Maine Open: Carbone earns title in playoff
• Police say suspect broke into home and stabbed victim in Farmington homicide
• Rumford celebrates Go Skateboarding Day
• Maine Open: Warren, Lee out in front
• Greenwood board says no to road name change
• Oxford commission hears support for EMA director under investigation
• Children get to pet snakes at Mexico program
• 'Inspired Voices' and other talents to benefit mental health agency
• Wales Central School closes for good
• From stump to statue
• National forest pot grower sentenced
• Our June 16 issue is Online and on the Stands! • Gov. LePage reduces red tape, p. 1 • LaBonte on County Management, p. 4 • B2B Trade Show photos, p. 10-11 • Gilbert on Bush tax cuts, p. 5 • Letter: Field of Honor, p. 3 • Se
• Events Schedule: Summer 2011, revised
• Campus-wide phone system now working
• Video: Seniors gathering for Commencement describe Bates in a word
• Our June 9 Edition is Online and on the Stands! • Art Walk: Join the Movement! p. 3 • Liberty Fest fundraiser at Gritty’s, p. 1 • Single-stream recycling in Lewiston, p. 1 • Runner shows Moxie worldwide, p. 4 • Gilbert on
• For your perusal, the bookstore's 2011 'Non-required Reading List'
• June 2011 images of Bates
• Clean Sweep, Bates' mighty 'garage sale,' slated for June 18
• Campus Construction Update: June 7, 2011
• Video: President Hansen's Baccalaureate address on 'figuring out what comes next'
• Spring News from Bates Dance Festival
• Bates Dance Festival 2011 Season Tickets On Sale
• Vital Maine Communities Conference
• Tribute to the late Rev. Peter J. Gomes '65 set for June 11
• Our June 2 Edition is Online and On the Stands! • 1st Art Walk a Success, p. 10, 11 • FrancoFun Fest starts Friday, p. 1 • B-to-B Trade Show: June 9, p. 1 • LaBonte: County expenses, p. 4 • Gilbert: It’s Happening Here, p.
• Video: Commencement 2011 honorand panel discussion
• Video: Seniors of 2011 reflect on defining Bates moments
• The only failure is the failure to persist, Class of 2011 told
• Video: President Hansen offers the Commencement welcome
• Video: Commencement 2011 honorand remarks
• Commencement 2011: Glazer, Hammonds, Langer honorand speech transcripts
• The Class of 2011: Who they are, where they're from, what they studied
• Video: Looking back, Emily Howe '11 reflects on meeting Bates coaches
• Video: Dick Gregory and the 'end of recess'
• Our May 26 Edition is Online and on the Stands! • 250 jobs coming to Lewiston, p. 1 • LaBonte: No place you’d rather be, p. 4 • Rebuilding Lewiston’s GOP, p. 3 • Gilbert on Endless Greed, p. 5 • Memorial Day Parade i
• Video: Looking back, Simone Pathe '11 reflects on Lewiston and Rwanda
• Video: Looking back, Emily Cassidy '11 reflects on 'the criminology guy'
• Web site supports students affected by acts contrary to Bates values
• Video: Looking back, Walter Garcia '11 reflects on debating
• Looking back: Molly Newton '11 reflects on 'why Bates?'
• Faculty members Duina, Fra-Molinero, Read, Vecsey promoted
• Faculty promotions, 2011: Francesco Duina
• Faculty promotions, 2011: Baltasar Fra-Molinero
• Faculty promotions, 2011: Kirk Read
• Faculty promotions, 2011: Katalin Vecsey
• Thirty-one (count 'em!) winning career tips from GAME Day at Bates
• GAME Day offers Bobcat career-seekers winning approaches
• Our May 19 is Edition Online and On the Stands! • Field of Honor features 400 flags, p.1 • Speculators drive up gas prices, p. 1 • Op/Ed: Will iPads boost results? p. 3 • Letter: Blasting the MEA, p. 3 • Mayor's opinions va
• Video: Peter Wyman '86 describes career-planning GAME Day
• Video: Peter Wyman '86 talks about revitalized Bates Career Development Center
• Renowned activist, comedian Dick Gregory to appear
• From bluegrass to brass, Midsummer Lakeside Concerts 2011 are a sound proposition
• Campus Construction Update: May 16, 2011
• BatesNews Monthly Update: May 2011
• A letter from the Bates College Presidential Search Committee co-chairs
• BatesNews Monthly Update: May 2011
• Our May 12 Edition is Online and On the Stands! • Throwing money at education, p.1 • Republicans on health insurance, p. 1 • LAEGC honors economic achievers, p. 1 • Letter: Credit is due for reducing debt, p. 3 • CA$H gets $13M
• Berkshire Eagle describes 'verve and nerve' of Wyeth '01 gallery talk
• Museum of Art offers inside look at Wyeths, installment of Maine Drawing Project
• Sun Journal visits Multifaith Chaplaincy for story on student faith traditions
• South Carolina media cover dedication of Benjamin Mays '20 museum
• May 2011 Images of Bates
• Waterbury Observer reviews Muldoon '81 hockey novel inspired by hapless Hartford Whalers
• Alaska Star story tells of library's dragon artwork memorializing Withrow '02
• Hofstra law dean Demleitner '89 offers keynote to law gathering
• Press Herald notes top Maine finish by Gomez '05 at Boston Marathon
• Violist, pianist offer works by Beethoven, Schubert, Franck, others
• Events Schedule: May 2011, revised
• Amandla! presents lecture on environmental racism
• Harward Center honors 15 persons and organizations for community work
• Our May 5, 2011 Digital Edition is Online! • Parents protest iPad program, p.1 • Poll says Mainers support reforms, p. 1 • Holocaust survivor speaks at library, p. 3 • Charter schools proposed for Maine, p. 3 • May is Older Amer
• Bates Dance Festival Young Dancers Workshop
• Bates Dance Festival Presents Dance and Music Camp for Youth
• Our April 28 Edition is Online and on the Stands! • Residents demand safe housing, p. 1 • Letter: Negativity about MAINEiacs, p. 3 • Republicans offer tax-cut package, p. 1 • L/A Arts welcomes Odelle Bowman, p. 1 • Mayor Gilbert
• Video: In competitive world of college squash, teammates and coach provide support
• Bates launches EcoService Day with green projects on, off campus
• President Elaine Tuttle Hansen appointed executive director of the Center for Talented Youth at Johns Hopkins
• Our April 21 Edition is Online and on the Stands! • LaBonte: Invite investors to the planning table, p. 4 • Mayor upset with MAINEiacs, Part II, p. 5 • Letter: Ups and downs with MAINEiacs, p. 3 • Leipheimer to cycle in Demspey Chal
• Generations of dance alumni to honor program's founder and its longtime photographer
• Relationship of diversity, academic success focus of Bates Presidential Symposium April 28
• Video: Inspired by his native ZImbabwe, studio art major Clyde Bango '11 makes wire toys
• Video: Schaeffer Theatre celebrates 50th anniversary
• Campus Construction Update: April 18, 2011
• Video postcard: Handing in senior honors thesis, an unforgettable moment
• Video postcard: "Caesar dies, news at 11"
• Bates a top school for ROI, says Bloomberg Businessweek
• Our April 14 Edition is Online and On the Stands! • LaBonte: Bring jobs by the handful, p. 4 • Mayor upset with MAINEiacs, p. 1 • First L-A Pizza Challenge is Saturday, p. 1 • Letter: Why join “Hate LePage?” crowd, p. 3 &b
• President Hansen’s biographical background
• Major Achievements During President Hansen’s Tenure
• To the Bates Community From President Elaine Tuttle Hansen
• To the Bates College Community From Trustee Chairman Mike Bonney '80
• Bates President Elaine Tuttle Hansen plans to step down after nine years in office for new leadership position
• Video postcard: Re-enacting the historical Battle of Maldon
• Touring in support of new CD, rapper Lupe Fiasco to perform
• Porst '11 receives Projects for Peace award to build first school in a remote Andean community
• Olin Arts Center to present Jon Anderson, former lead singer of seminal prog-rockers Yes
• One of New Yorker's '20 under 40,' novelist Mengestu to read
• Our April 7 Edition is Online and On the Stands! • LaBonte on Making L-A Different, p. 4 • Sexual Assault Awareness Month, p.1 • Op/Ed: Concern over LePage's tone, p. 3 • Mayor Gilbert on Cesar Chavez, p. 5 • Baxter Beer inc
• For aspiring researcher Ducommun '11, senior thesis is a springboard to graduate school
• Events Schedule: April 2011, revised
• Bates pianist, MIT inventor and Harvard dean are 2011 honorary degree recipients
• BatesNews Monthly Update: April 2011
• Art faculty's Feintuch shows paintings at New York's Sonnabend Gallery
• Sights, sounds and sense of Russian poetry at Mount David Summit
• Three stories from three posters at the Mount David Summit
• Bates student composers present thesis work in evening concerts
• Campus Construction Update: April 5, 2011
• The Burlington Free Press profiles artists and cheesemakers Sessions '99 and Bernhardt '99
• Press Herald columnist spotlights All-American story 'that begins in sorrow'
• Press Herald profiles Maine 'treasure' Sawin Millett '59
• Bates, Colby and Bowdoin museum directors respond to removal of 'Maine Labor Mural Cycle'
• Pond skimming at Sunday River
• The remaking of Longley: What students do during early release Wednesdays
• EL grad Tough Enough to be wrestling superstar
• Baldwin, Gilikson win in Durham
• Now look at her: Monica Quimby teaching college students
• Political Pulse: The mural, recall politics and pranks
• Three file for Norway selectman race
• School board to consider eliminating two positions
• Budget panel to get review of county space proposals
• CLT to make Great Falls pitch to Auburn council Monday
• Physician offers 'pay what you can' appointments to uninsured
• Vermont man cited after crash
• Motorcycle crash sends Litchfield man to hospital
• PHOTOS: Oh, say, can you sing?
• Attendance at L-A Film Festival surpasses expectations
• Competitive skaters put their age ON ICE: Maine men and women are finding and keeping their edges after 50.
• Family says competition, coaches, lack of information factors in injury that left Poland cheerleader struggling to recover
• 2.6 percent of Turner voters decide budget
• LAYHL wins national championship
• Snow family greets Weld Street traffic
• Face Time: Jim Howaniec: On poverty, his first novel and honor (your honor, that is)
• Fun and sun at Sunday River
• PHOTO: Autism awareness
• Farmington voters approve new police station plan, ratify parking lease
• Durham voters balk at raise, additional employee
• Poland voters add to capital improvement fund
• Retiring police officer will be hard to replace
• Eager fishermen try their luck despite storm
• April snow may not be the last
• York teen to compete in national geographic bee
• Caldwell, Youland win board seats in Turner
• Robinson wins Poland seat by narrow margin
• Voters elect Berry, Pike to Farmington board
• PHOTO: View from the Summit
• Sun Journal columnist Kalle Oakes takes first place in national contest
• Sun Journal columnist Kalle Oakes takes first place in national contest
• Nateva Festival canceled
• Sunday River sets April 24 closing date
• LePage says mural removal timing unfortunate
• Update: Bates storm-related cancellations
• Despite snow, local elections in Farmington, Poland, Durham and Turner go on
• Joke's on New England with April Fools' snowstorm
• IRS processing delaying some homebuyer refunds
• Public Works preparing for yet another storm
• Thrillseeker reality show to air Sunday River segment
• Latham makes learning fun
• SAD 44 unveils preliminary budget
• $1M school projects bond to go before Oxford Hills voters
• Witness says she saw sexual assaults in Cole case
• Bill aims to end elections for some Maine sheriffs
• Blodgett says UMaine didn't give her a fair chance to prove she could be a winning coach
• Bill would set up process for recalling Maine governor
• Wilton service center workers face layoffs
• Weather cancellation of scholarship luncheon
• Administrative offices closed Friday due to inclement weather
• Joke's on Northeast as April Fools' snow nears
• Blodgett says she was 'fired without cause'
• Fryeburg students use origama to raise funds for Japan
• Lawmaker seeks process to recall Maine governor
• Maine lawmaker submits new cell phone warning bill
• Never mind the weather: Mount David Summit will plow ahead
• Canadian threatens Houlton bus with fake detonator
• Wizard of Oz show postponed in Buckfield
• Our March 31 Edition is Online and On the Stands! • He's back! LaBonte on L-A's Potential, p. 4 • Fournier wins Launch L/A contest, p.1 • Photos: St. Mary's Dance in Time, p. 1, 8, 9 • Op/Ed: Taxing Rich is Sucker Bait
• Defense in rape case questions Rumford police investigation
• Lawmaker seeks lower, temporary 'training wage' for workers under 20
• Elan School evolved, students, records show
• Maine artist's Korean War father in mural; building owner says mural in building
• CMP to install smart meters in Twin Cities in fall
• Preliminary school budget to be reduced
• Police station, parking, budget decisions on town meeting warrant
• Two injured in Route 26 collision
• Oxford County ranks least healthiest in state
• Ex-guard alleges sex discrimination at Androscoggin County Jail
• Snow to kick off April Fools' Day
• Blazing butt blamed for Pine Street fire
• UMF to host state geography bee Friday
• Mural artist releases statement; her father, a Korean War veteran, is in the mural
• April Fool's nor'easter bearing down on New England
• Report: Oxford County least healthy in Maine
• LePage headed to Jamaica for vacation
• UMaine System chancellor: We've cut back spending
• Funeral service to celebrate Maine warden pilot
• Maine woman shot by officer hit multiple times
• Fire hits Pine Street apartment building
• Women's Basketball: Blodgett fired at Maine
• Mass. college president weighs in on Maine labor mural
• Pamela Baker '70 appointed vice president for academic affairs and dean of the faculty
• Portland seeks end to all-ages nights at bars
• Pan Am Railways train derails at Rumford paper mill
• Labor mural removal mentioned on Colbert Report
• Woodstock voters approve $1 million budget Monday
• Maine fugitive arrested after 10 years on the lam
• Swan named new Dirigo Elementary School principal
• LePage's sudden removal of mural spurs outrage
• Movers prepare historic Gingerbread House for move
• Panels approve $6.29 million budget to go to voters
• Open house to highlight transfer station operations
• Auburn, Lewiston firefighters promoted
• Lewiston to waive spring clean-up dump fees last week of April
• Unattended candle starts fire in Poland home
• Testimony begins in Rumford sexual assault trial
• Buckfield man, 21, found dead Sunday in Hartford
• Auburn councilors suggest growth council, arts cuts, pay-per-bag ideas
• LIVE: Maineiacs vs. Moncton, Game 3
• Low levels of radioactivity from Japan found in Maine, New Hampshire
• Stocks push higher on improving economic reports
• Newport suspect in father killing to pursue insanity
• LePage removes labor mural over the weekend
• Maine AG probes after woman killed by officer
• Buckfield man, 21, found dead in Hartford
• Maine bishop designates day of penance for abuse
• New England Aquarium reports 6 dead dolphins found in a week
• Dancer, memoirist d'Amboise to read from new book
• Durham looking at slight tax rate increase
• Businesswoman wants to donate Maine land for national park
• Relay for Life teams awarded prizes
• Breakfast forum features state commissioners
• Making maple syrup a 'sweet disease'
• Mutual aid helps firefighters raise funds for Maine Handicapped Skiing
• Political Pulse: Name changer
• Language requirement for graduation may be dropped at Mt. Blue
• Gouin, Sessions say they'll run for another term
• Standing room only for Gilead town meeting
• Vagrant arrested on fugitive from justice charge
• Town report dedicated to Murray
• A stake in Maine's brand
• Maine outdoes Pa. with half-ton whoopie pie
• Inaugural LA Film Fest to show more than 100 movies
• Lewiston councilor wants to end parochial busing
• Maine Jewish Film Festival kicks off
• Food pantry falling on hard times
• Coplin Plantation balks at all or nothing
• 'PAL Hop Days' remembered on film
• Gray man charged after driving pike 200 times without paying
• Westbrook man faces sex charge
• Man pleads guilty in beating, ATV destruction
• Routine traffic stop nabs Georgia sex offender
• Staff cuts loom after Rumford board OK's $6.8 million budget
• LAEGC names massage center winner in $100,000 contest
• Karate teacher fundraising for Japan relief
• Mural protesters say they'll fight governor's removal order
• Maineiacs' Houde-Caron suspended three games
• Museum L-A officials: 'We'll take mural'
• Breach possible at troubled Japanese power plant
• Baby Jessica turns 25, gains access to trust fund
• Labor mural may move to Portland City Hall
• Corrie leads choir in Haydn's 'Lord Nelson Mass'
• Celebrating spring and new major, Modern Dance Company offers four performances
• ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: Several Maineiacs familiar with Moncton
• Maine Turnpike's new director answers questions about gift certificates
• Gov. LePage delays creation of business advisory councils after criticism
• Bill to roll back Maine seat belt law is dead
• Group claims mural removal illegal
• Maine Warden Service pilot perishes in crash
• Chevron's Lisa Barry '77 brings global energy insights to College Key residency
• Events Schedule: April 2011
• Rumford board begins reducing budget requests
• Truck flips on slippery road
• Fans flock to Colisee for country star Dierks Bentley
• Canton dam money held up by federal budget
• Otisfield school walls to be replaced to eradicate mold
• Web campaigners happy to take credit for Elan School closure
• Census: Lewiston more diverse
• Lewiston reverses population loss; Auburn decreases slightly
• Ski captain proposes town signs honoring ski teams
• Mt. Abram sets charity ski day
• Paris faces lawsuit over Town Farm Road
• Rally backs teachers
• Man convicted of arranging sham weddings, mostly in Lewiston
• 2010 census numbers reveal Maine's demographic changes
• L.L. Bean stamps out shipping charges
• Maine Turnpike cancels employee honor banquet
• Maine again in national spotlight following LePage’s order to remove labor mural
• AP analysis: US economic stress dips in past year
• Maine's Snowe calls for women's rights
• Our March 24 Edition is Online and On the Stands! • After Hours TONIGHT at Pedro O’Hara’s! p. 1 • Gov. LePage honored at Franco Center, p.1 • Op/Ed: Somali has plan for peace, p. 3 • Odelle Bowman to lead L/A Arts, p. 1 &
• Auburn School Committee stands behind bigger budget
• Elan School closing due to low numbers, negative Web campaign
• Panel recommends fine for former Mount Vernon legislator
• Turnpike Authority resists proposed L-A bus expansion
• High ropes course offers challenge, adventure
• Biomass furnace installed in Paris school
• Poland Spring Kingfield plant earns award
• Adults brainstorm ideas to keep students safe
• Oxford animal shelter closing
• Economy takes its toll on Farmington restaurant
• Review of proposed $6.2 million budget begins Thursday
• Senior Exhibition 2011: Anna Skarstad
• Elan School closing after Web campaign to shut it down
• Single bus run idea for Mt. Blue Regional School District still on the table but with little support
• House Republicans put seat-belt rollback bill in doubt
• Legislators consider changes to Maine excise taxes
• Work continues on new $5.26 million substation at NewPage
• Some say Maine health insurance increases too much
• Schrep's store robbed Tuesday night
• Contest shines spotlight on Maine's bad roads
• Maine legislative panel takes up cyberbullying
• Electrical and computer engineering expert offers annual Sampson Lecture
• Poet Aracelis Girmay to read in Language Arts Live event
• Skowhegan police catch wanted sex offender from Calif.
• PHOTO: Artist at work
• Agreement preserves Buckfield parcel
• Jay, Livermore Falls high schools to combine sports teams July 1
• LePage orders removal of labor mural, sparking outcry
• Energy Alliance spends $6,000 of state grant for data program from pro-Democratic firm
• Maine’s bail system: A 19th-century holdover
• Lawmaker asks: Why Sbarro instead of Amato's on turnpike?
• Snowmobiler charged with OUI
• Residents encouraged to add mobile phones to emergency database
• Rumford board weighs cutting staff, services for budget
• Enjoying new snow in Farmington
• Maine unveils new driver's license design
• Heating oil prices stable in Maine survey
• Volunteer pleads guilty in Maine election case
• Bangor man rescued after fall by alert news carrier
• 18-wheeler loaded with 15+ tons of paper rolls off Route 2
• Campus Construction Update: March 22, 2011
• Campus Construction Update, March 22: Hedge and Roger Williams halls
• Campus Construction Update, March 22, 2011: College Chapel
• Fire destroys Sabattus home
• Rally to support Maine teachers planned at UMF
• Transportation fleet, bus garage concept proposal reviewed
• Au Jewelers closes
• Chimney fire suppressed in Paris
• Two charged in burglaries at recycling, solid waste centers
• Dixfield man dies at Somerset County Jail
• Producing liquid gold
• Spring's arrival spoiled by day of slush and snow
• 3 councilors walk out from city, school budget talks
• Maine AG warns about earthquake-related scams
• Gov. Paul LePage brings TV cameras into Blaine House
• Fire rips through barn on Fore Street in Oxford
• Spring in Maine: Schools close early for snow
• William C. Carey '82 appointed to Board of Trustees
• Canadian company drops Maine ferry terminal lease
• For 10th year, Mount David Summit spotlights student research across disciplines
• Pet feature: Feeding one pet at a time
• Vermont to review Vermont Yankee nuclear plant discharge permit
• Farmington Diner owner seeks ideas
• Poland candidates forum set for Monday
• Jay selectmen call for special meeting
• Rumford Selectmen still working on details of wind ordinance
• Oxford County EMA starting mass notification system
• Carrabassett Valley receives grant for recreational bridge
• Poland Spring donates water to Oxford EMA
• Harp seals from Canada take a liking to U.S. waters
• PHOTO: chocoLArt
• Proposal would give sheriffs control of second-in-command
• CityLink eager to get new buses on road
• Mass. jails NH sports reporter for prostitution
• Sugar houses open for visit in Vt, NH
• PHOTO: Big moon rising
• Avon's budget allows for lower mill rate
• Paying for road work a challenge for Hebron
• Surveyors plant brass disk to mark occasion, location
• PHOTO: Learning self-defense in Lewiston
• Hawk watch: Spring lures raptors back to Maine
• 10 years after laptops come to Maine schools, educators say technology levels playing field for students
• Bates Dance Festival 2011 Season Announcement
• EPA looks into potential conflict of interest with DEP commissioner
• LePage: Retain MTA, use tolls for non-turnpike projects
• Bill briefs: A quick rundown of the tri-county delegation bill highlights
• 'Safe for work' rapper coming to Bates
• Potassium iodide flying off the shelves
• Teen activity center vision shared
• Repairs of bridge to park could be delayed by ownership questions
• Carrabassett Valley annual town meeting moves swiftly
• Towns agree to investigate expected casino costs
• Farmington police investigate home invasion, armed robbery
• Irish eyes smile on Sumner students
• McAuliffe riles crowd at Bates College
• Japan official: Disasters overwhelmed government
• Ex-Maine teacher facing federal child porn counts
• Maine company says radiation gear heading west to California
• Former DNC chairman coming to Lewiston
• LL Bean donates $250K to earthquake relief
• NH, RI, NJ buck trend, propose cigarette tax cut
• Hirai offers Sun Journal historical, personal insights into Tohoku earthquake
• Farmington police investigate home invasion and armed robbery
• NewPage selling cogeneration assets
• Auburn property values not set, but city not expecting rise
• PHOTO: Filling potholes in Lewiston
• Betty's better home tips: Grit, moisture, clutter are your home's enemies
• Dump is suspected cause of school odor
• New Sharon man alleged to have made harassing, threatening calls to selectmen, families
• Jay teacher named 'outstanding educator'
• Telling the story of Lowell's rebirth
• PHOTO: Cyber Day at Auburn Middle School
• Bates College professor 'inconsolably sad' over devastation in homeland
• Immigrant advocates dispute anecdotes driving LePage's safety-net proposal
• Maine Turnpike Authority names Peter Mills as interim director
• NH House votes to lower tobacco tax a dime
• Federal lawmaker questions hiring of former Maine gov John Baldacci
• Maine to unveil strategy to rebuild deer herd
• Despite Japan, Gov. LePage OK on nuclear power in Maine
• Maine woman to be Playboy Playmate
• Bill seeks to decriminalize pot in Maine
• Report says child poverty rises in Maine
• Our March 17 Edition is Online and On the Stands! Pedro O'Hara's opens at 11am today for St. Paddy's Day! • Landmark Church is demolished, p. 1 • Mayor visits Project Hope in Haiti, p. 1 • Letter: Governments can bully too,
• Lepage wows Franco crowd
• Lepage wows Franco crowd in Lewiston
• Turner couple takes Hannaford fight to Maine Supreme Court
• Police nab suspected thieves
• Boy readmitted to Telstar Middle School
• RSU 78 voters accept Rangeley Plantation into district
• Students safe after bus slides into ditch in Paris
• Towns to request cut of casino revenue
• Train study: Amtrak service to Montreal could cost $900 million
• Farmington girl wins prize in national writing contest
• Oxford casino proponents say project hinges on build-radius change
• Japan begins air drop on stricken reactor
• Hope and loss in Japan's search for 8,000 missing
• Japan crisis renews US debate over nuclear power
• Known as a center for dance, Bates leaps forward with creation of dance major
• Maine State Trooper injured in accident on Route 133
• OSHA proposes $212K fine for Maine paper mill
• CMP taken to task over "smart meters"
• Maine House delays whoopie pie debate
• Real estate report: Home sales decline in Maine in February
• 4 rescued from burning home in Liberty, Maine
• Maine celebrates Franco-American Day
• Mahoosuc Land Trust's final winter hike up Peaked Mtn
• Learned Ladies continues through weekend
• Orchestra concert to raise funds for quake-ravaged Japanese town
• Finding Farmington's lost leprechauns pays off
• Otisfield parents hear about possible busing change
• Selectmen approve sewer abatement recommendations
• Solomon properties sold for $735,000
• Police chief warns of crime spike, reduced services if budget cut
• American Red Cross honors 'real heroes'
• State education chief shares ideas at Turner forum
• History inspires Buckfield students
• Sister's cancer prompts herbalist to develop Burn Balm
• Bates music professor leads fundraising effort for Japanese hometown hit by tsunami
• Police find evidence of Lewiston meth lab
• Maine Senate votes to roll back seat-belt law
• Empty log truck strikes cruiser, trooper escapes serious injury
• Gov. LePage sticks by Maine budget veto threat
• Former DHHS chief: Maine overpayments no surprise
• Man killed in fire in Portland
• Mars Hill woman gets 20 years for making child pornography of daughter, 2
• Maine bishop announces special collections for Japan
• Maine Senate votes to roll back seat belt law
• Former Maine barber sentenced for sexual assault
• MDEA investigates suspected meth lab in Lewiston
• Radiation level soars after Japan nuke plant fire
• Stocks plunge as Japan nuclear crisis worsens
• Driver unhurt in Mechanic Falls crash
• Former Pa. senator blasts Islamic fundamentalism at Bates
• Norlands to hold celebration of reopening of rebuilt farmer's cottage
• With tax increase looming, Aho asks councilors to look closely at budget
• MPBN watches as Congress weighs cuts to public TV, radio
• Canadian man pleads guilty to drug charges
• Temple voters unanimously pass wind power moratorium
• More questions arise for Carthage wind project
• LePage takes heat for no 'shared sacrifice' on pension
• Poll shows LePage approval rating at 43 percent
• Hidden by design
• Tuckers Pub attracting musicians around Maine
• High radiation levels after leak at Japanese plant
• Maine gasoline prices rise average 2 cents in week
• Video: Pless '13 is NCAA shot put champ; All-America honors to Waldman '11, Murtagh '11
• LL Bean reverses 2 years of sales declines
• Facebook campaign initiated to nominate Lisbon Falls family for Extreme Makeover Home Edition
• Stephen King lambasts LePage as ‘a stone brain,’ one of the Three Stooges
• Remembering Iwo Jima
• Maine's skiers head to the trees
• BIW announces another round of layoffs Friday
• Lost Valley celebrates successful season with annual Snodeo
• Farmington native leads group of mustached men
• Grants offered to Maine schools to plant trees
• University of Southern Maine holds annual job fair
• Rumford board wants workshop to review $7.33M in budget requests
• Middle School moves up on state building list
• 3 die in Maine mobile home fire
• Downtown mosque considers making offer for city land
• Review of proposed methadone clinic set for Tuesday
• 'Pike pique: Change in the wind for MTA? Some say N.H. provides model for how Maine's turnpike system should work.
• Three die in mobile home fire
• Go and Do: Speak in public — That's right, you can do it, and Toastmasters will show you how
• Eats: Cooking with beer: St. Patty's Day recipes for what ales you
• Pet power: Unusual connections that make you paws
• Fryeburg Academy vocalists win jazz festival trophy
• Half-year budget enacted in Canton
• Industry voters keep lake access open
• New Vineyard voters approve wind ordinance at meeting
• Bethel driver faulted for Route 2 collision
• PHOTOS: Community raises money for fire family
• Korean War veteran finally gets his medals, recognition
• 'Angels' provide meals out for elderly
• Playing it in one act in Turner
• LIVE: Class A boys' ice hockey championship
• Town manager search on again in Rangeley
• Police use Taser to subdue sword-carrying man
• Fire heavily damages farmhouse
• Bill briefs: A quick rundown of bill highlights from the tri-county delegation
• Effort to raise Maine's minimum wage meets opposition by business groups, LePage
• Norway woman pleads to heroin trafficking
• Heating oil use falls as prices, irritation rise
• Weird, Wicked Weird: Channeling with Durham's Rose Morris
• New Poet Laureate crowned
• Big pothole causes traffic tie-ups on I-95 southbound in Augusta
• Rumford police arrests
• Two rear wheels on chip truck detach in Rumford, smash Taurus
• Ice climber falls 1,300 feet in avalanche in Huntington Ravine
• Bills propose raising Maine's minimum hourly wage
• Future uncertain for collapsed ice rink in Hallowell
• Heavy rains increase threat of ice jams
• Yarmouth-based mapmaker Delorme lays off 15
• Hundreds killed in tsunami after 8.9 Japan quake
• Gadhafi forces shell oil port to dislodge rebels
• Oxford Aviation settles case with EPA over hazardous waste
• PHOTO: Snow fun
• YWCA works to stop 'bleeding"
• PHOTO: All Eyes on Ethan
• Twin Cities bus ridership buoyed by system tweaks
• Crowd turns out for wind development hearing
• ATV club finds alternative to Parsons Road route
• Woman injured in crash; summons issued for parking
• Lewiston couple sues city
• Bill would put casino dollars toward bingo losses, nonprofits
• Flame retardant heats up
• Tsunami waves hit Hawaii, sweep across islands
• DHHS commissioner says hospitals being overpaid by state
• Maine regulatory reform panel digs into bill
• Former assistant AG sentenced to 16 years in federal prison for child porn
• Our March 10 Edition is Online and On the Stands! • Law would ban 1,750 products, p. 1 • Squirt Grey wins 3 championships, p. 1 • Snowe: Remove onerous regulations, p. 1 • Letter: "Right-Size" report refuted, p. 3 • Gen
• Bill would allow Maine teens to work longer hours
• Carrabassett Valley selectman arrested
• Wind ordinance up for vote in New Vineyard
• Housekeeper charged with stealing employer's life savings
• Chesterville to vote on funds for road repairs
• Beating suspect makes bail
• Proposed changes to child labor law spark concern
• Man indicted in Treasure Chest fire
• Former Rumford parks superintendent pleads guilty to stealing from town
• Employers, potential employees meet at Job Fair
• State money for new Edward Little in doubt
• Androscoggin Chamber membership surpasses Portland, for a while
• Rumford to hear budget pitches
• State discovers millions in overpayments
• MCLU files suit challenging Maine election regs
• Coast Guard ready to break the ice
• This weekend at Bates: Two plays, a gamelan concert and more
• Hit-and-run incident sends Rumford man to hospital
• Bill calls for majority governor vote in Maine
• Maine U.S. Rep. Chellie Pingree calls for strategic oil release
• New Sharon man accused of stealing drugs
• SAD 58 voters turn down merger
• Auburn superintendent retiring in June
• PR battle over pension plan continues
• Workers install school furnace auger
• Officials begin budget development for new school system
• Foreign exchange students enjoy small town Maine
• Transportation Company returns home from Afghanistan
• Transportation Company returns home from Afghanistan
• Eastern Class A hockey championship: Blue Devils burn Saints
• Storm, transformer take toll on CMP customers
• Comedian Bob Marley to perform on UMF campus tonight
• Bar patrons tackle man who grabbed Wescott trophy
• Man pleads not guilty to trafficking charges
• CMP works on early evening goal to restore power to customers
• LIVE: Maine Class A Regional Hockey Finals
• Maine guard troops return from Afghanistan
• Maine urges homeowners to get flood insurance
• 2 Canadians held after guns found at Maine border
• Moxie Fest theme: "It's Maine in a bottle."
• Storm tamps snowpack
• Oxford Hills schools have fifth snow day
• Shotgun reported stolen from car
• NORschoolcommittee030811
• Nateva Fest: Grateful Dead 'a strong presence' in lineup
• DEP wind hearing Thursday
• GOP lawmaker introduces bill to 'nullify' federal laws
• More than 16 inches of snow falls in some areas
• Owner seeks to sell burned-out building
• Turnpike executive steps aside
• Maine officials reach plane wreckage
• Environmental studies lecture to unveil life in post-Soviet Siberia
• Bates Orchestra performs Beethoven's 'Eroica,' Strauss serenade for winds
• The Rev. Peter Gomes '65, a 'joyous man,' remembered in Chapel observance
• Peanut butter recall
• Maine lawmakers take up welfare changes in budget
• Maine gasoline prices rise again, to $3.55 average
• Violette resigns from Maine Turnpike Authority
• Monday, Monday: An evening for poetry, book art, Zerby lecture
• Ukulele learners start with 'Happy Birthday'
• Compassionate Friends help parents cope with loss of child
• PHOTOS: Donations for family tragedy
• Cape parade packs punch
• Yarmouth man killed in Hyannis crash
• Complaint challenges Maine smart meters
• Maine park infested by hemlock-damaging bugs
• Maine potato harvest grows in 2010
• Beating victim released from hospital
• Businesses rallying to help Treasure Chest reopen after fire
• Bat hibernation topic of March 18 program
• Flood watch for southern Maine; snow expected north and west
• Nateva Festival: Grateful Dead alums returning as festival announces lineup
• March 2011 images of Bates
• Crowds turn out for Winterfest events, Nordic races
• Health & Wealth II
• Dirigo experiences another shortfall
• Black ice causes rollover, no injuries
• Strong voters bump up annual budget
• Weld voters want to elect Road Commissioner
• Greene voters pass budget
• Monmouth Academy second overall in Academic Decathlon
• Bill briefs: A quick rundown of bill highlights from the tri-county delegation
• Lisbon rallies to help fire victims
• Facebook threats behind Lewiston Mall beating
• Heavy rain, rapid warm-up this weekend raises flood concerns
• Lessard re-elected selectman for Waterford
• Wind farm developer offers $120,000 to save teaching jobs
• Local teachers stay in the classroom
• Man, dog burned in grease fire
• Nateva granted gathering permit; Further not returning
• Commission affirms lifetime health benefits for some county workers
• Voter ID bill slated to advance
• LIVE: Maine Class A hockey quarterfinals
• Maineiacs: Nothing fishy about trip to Summerside
• LIVE: Class B state basketball championships
• LePage wants to lure Maine boats back to home port
• Query: What's your favorite app?
• Paris school evacuated when copier begins smoking
• Concord Monitor covers 100th birthday of Dustin '32
• Student political organizations present Santorum, McAuliffe
• The Ledger looks at Henry Chandler, Class of 1874
• Nationally renowned figures in theater, dance to discuss their work
• The Boston Globe previews two Nordic races where Freeman '98 is defending champ
• Symposium explores Latin American revolutions
• Portland Press Herald reviews Rohde '89 tale of Taliban captivity
• Study: 240 Maine jobs/year created by wind power
• Maine teachers fear proposed pension freezes
• Postcard: In the lab with snail brains
• Campus Construction Update: March 4, 2011
• Intense fire foiled efforts to save sisters
• Students competing in academic decathlon
• Auburn man charged in mall assault
• Reynolds to serve as interim police chief pending selectmen approval
• First appearance in 'fight club' case
• Road issues linger in Hartford
• Fire destroys barn, damages home in Lovell
• PHOTO: New Goodwill store opens
• Beverage industry to test state's 35-year-old bottle law
• Casino opponents stake out different arguments
• Horses run free in Mechanic Falls
• Minot School Snowshoe Club on the move
• Charges filed against Turner hunters dismissed
• Council to discuss rotting Bullrock
• Maine budget plan prompts rallies
• Our March 3 Edition is Online and On the Stands! • Squirts win state championships! p. 1 • A "Right-Sized" Maine government, 1 • Fire Dept. poster winners, p. 8, 9 • Letter: Republicans make good, p. 3 • Letter: Times
• Feds declare Eastern cougar officially extinct, despite continued reports of sightings
• Elderly Maine woman dies in Waterboro fire
• Maine won't help with tax breaks for mill buyer
• Maine panel to talk about spring flooding
• Supporters, critics face off on Maine pension plan
• Non-traditional pre-K school teaches self-learning
• Launch L-A selects finalists for $100,000 business capital
• Launch L-A selects finalists for $100,000 business capital
• Fire damages Lisbon home
• Rumford board to discuss staffing, level of service
• Hallowell rink collapses, local arenas may help
• FAA grant to study longer Auburn runway
• FMH chosen for Medicare program
• Environmental groups fear consequences of changes to snow-dump law
• Divided panel endorses LePage's education pick
• Confidential employees' pension costs state $3M
• Victim dies after motorcycle crash
• Auburn police in chase
• Kennebec Ice Arena roof collapses
• Jobs emerges from medical leave to unveil new Apple iPad
• 4 Maine hospitals to do Medicare experiment
• LePage budget brings out hundreds of union workers in protest
• Maine ready to commit $35M to bridge replacement
• Company seeks tax breaks to buy Maine paper mills
• Serious injuries in head-on crash in New Gloucester
• Container ship service to run from Maine to Miami
• Black Mountain Winterfest set for this weekend
• Environmental advocates push back against 'assault' by GOP Legislature
• Lawmaker backs off proposal denying smokers MaineCare
• CMP's Lewiston line plan zapped by state panel
• Truck loaded with bottled water goes off road, closes section of Route 4
• Wilton police chief resigns
• Bridgton rejects petition to block big-box stores, fast-food restaurants
• Revered Bates grad dies at 68
• Cemetery vandals to pay $20,000 in restitution
• Temple residents to vote on wind-power moratorium
• Four charged with smuggling drugs into jail
• Brown resigns post as Wilton Police Chief
• The Rev. Peter Gomes '65, Harvard minister and beloved son of Bates, dies at age 68
• Paris Board of Selectmen meeting canceled
• Senate OKs game chief, workers' comp director
• Trooper indicted for allegedly assaulting, sexually touching girl under 14
• 'Genetic Ancestry Tracing and the YouTube Generation' continues lecture series
• In Sight: Hockey parents run like mad for a sport they love
• Wintry mix keeps police departments busy
• Three escape injury in Carrabassett Valley crash
• Sabattus man threatened to kill himself, family, police say
• Dixfield Police Department to start welfare checks
• Methadone clinic plan advances to City Council
• Oxford schools to discuss single-bus plan
• Livermore Falls man faces sex charges
• Lewiston veterans clinic ready to begin work
• Lewiston casino group makes second option payment
• Republicans show split with LePage on BPA
• Army swaps sit-ups for combat run in new PT tests
• Senate OKs game chief, workers' comp director
• Hearings on 'Spartan' Maine budget open
• LIVE: Maine HS Basketball Tourney - 3/1/11
• Inmate at Wiscasset jail found dead, hanging by sheet
• Hinkley in court on attempted murder charge
• Red Sox Beckett hit in head, has mild concussion symptoms
• EL game moved to Tuesday
• Maine seeks shovel-ready wood-to-energy projects
• Unrest in Libya pushes oil price up 15 cents a gallon in Maine
• LePage: Wisconsin protests will come to Maine 'once they start reading our budget'
• Snubbed cigarette lands Maine man in jail
• PHOTO: Last Ride
• Pet Feature: Baked with love
• Lisbon stabbings lead to Sabattus standoff
• PHOTO: Day of Play
• Crash kills Turner woman
• Maine boiler company offers to lock in pellet prices
• Panel takes up Maine fireworks sales bill
• Fire destroys Lebanon house, barn
• Minot officials recommend $1.5 million budget
• Norway inmate dies at Androscoggin County Jail
• Three running in Minot's Friday election
• City seeks volunteer to survey traffic regs
• Pediatrician objects to methadone clinic location
• Nearly 100 players compete in Four Square World meet
• Snowshoe Championships encourage embracing roots
• 'It’s not like I’m asking for anything new. I just need my medicine.' Liability issue clouds access to medical pot
• LIVE: Maine HS Basketball Tourney - 2/26/11, Session 2
• Snow falls hard, cars crash
• Six arrested on importing, trafficking ecstasy charges
• Wee hockey players score big fun
• LIVE: HS Basketball Tourney - 2/26/11, Session 1
• Farmed salmon harvest hits decade high in Maine
• Rallies across Northeast support workers' rights
• Hundreds expected at marijuana expo
• Union questions e-mail solicitation
• PHOTOS: Go fish
• New Lewiston school superintendent guest on TV show
• Crash sends Lisbon woman to hospital
• Counties await state clues on jail funding
• Bill briefs: A quick rundown of the tri-county delegation bill highlights
• College offices closing at 1 p.m. Friday, Feb. 25, due to weather
• Storm brings snow, bad driving in Maine
• Former Maine Attorney General Mills takes new job
• Eastern Class A finals postponed to Monday
• Lewiston sets parking ban
• Retired teachers say they shouldn't pay for state's mistakes
• ATV club member says he might sue Paris Board of Selectmen
• Governor's BPA statements 'outrageous'
• LePage motives on BPA policy, Mills firing questioned
• Five arrested on cocaine trafficking charges
• Another suspected poacher charged with illegal hunting
• Wind panel opts for state version
• Community ag shares donated to needy families
• Martin Memorial Bridge replacement delayed
• Three vie for Turner selectmen seats
• Poland man indicted, charged with sexual assault of a minor
• LIVE: Maine HS Basketball Tourney - 2/24/11, Session 3
• N.Y. mom accused in pet torture pleads guilty
• Maine bill proposes daytime headlight use
• Affidavit: Shooting death of Knox teen started as horseplay
• Existing home sales rise in Maine in January
• Learned Ladies celebrates French culture, Schaeffer Theatre's 50th
• Oleanna explores sexual politics in academe
• Auburn sets parking ban
• Five arrested on cocaine charges in Rumford and Mexico
• Five Mainers charged with illegal hunting in Pennsylvania
• Our Feb. 24 issue is Online and On the Stands! • 7 Point Plan for Maine Jobs, p. 1 • Vote for L-A's $100,000 winner, 1 • It's Wedding Season! p. 10, 11 • Register for Dempsey Challenge, p. 1 • Super REFUND Saturday, p.
• As Bates marks Schaeffer Theatre's 50th, March plays look at French culture, U.S. sexual politics
• LePage sees bias against big-box stores, seeks to remove limitations
• LIVE: Maine HS Basketball Tourney - 2/24/11, Session 1
• Gardeners seek to save seeds, money, diversity
• Dixfield library celebrates 100 years
• Four Square World Championship set for Saturday
• Chasing chipmunks not part of tour
• New Goodwill store opening March 3
• Maine responds to gun law
• Governor fires MaineCare director Mills
• Head of state employees union: 'We're on the precipice'
• Message in a quilt
• Children on van's roof lead to charges in Winslow
• LIVE - Maine HS Basketball Tourney - 2/23/11, Session 3
• Snowe meets with Republican Liberty Caucus to defend record
• Dora Mills removed as MaineCare med director
• Postcard: Revolutionary icon accompanies history professor to class
• Bill would extend Maine school year by five days
• LePage dismisses BPA dangers; ‘worst case is some women may have little beards’
• LIVE - Maine HS Basketball Tourney - 2/23/11, Session 1
• Poverty Busters shares concern about LIHEAP cuts
• Heavy trucks return to small roads in Maine, Vt.
• Iditarod sled dogs train in Newry
• Auburn studies Oregon towns's combined police, fire department
• Argo doubles work force as it moves to Lewiston
• Peru to mail out wind surveys
• LePage halts bond package for hospitals, colleges
• Police investigate Wilton home invasion
• Raymond man fulfills dreams on 'Millionaire'
• Kill-switch critics cool to Collins' new cyber security bill
• LIVE - High School Basketball Tourney, 2/22/11 - Session 3
• Advocate of interfaith dialogue to give Zerby Lecture
• Language Arts Live presents poets Jackson, Girmay
• A night of wild music: Cutting-edge guitarist, drummer to perform
• Sen. Collins: It's time to soften political rhetoric
• Maine offshore wind seen as competitive
• Heating oil prices continue to climb in Maine
• Maine workers take another shutdown day
• Groups to seek heat help in Maine, NH and Vt.
• Police investigate Wilton home invasion
• 4 American hostages killed by pirates, US says
• Ukulele 101 goes beyond strumming on 'kindling'
• Parents say son tried to tough-out Army training
• Change could mean diplomas direct from the farm
• DEP proposes $75,000 fine for Oxford County ag society
• Sugarloaf chairlift that injured 8 reopens
• DEP sets info meeting on Carthage wind project
• Record Hill looking for federal guarantee on its loan
• Farmington Public Library slated to provide video conferencing
• Skier injured at Saddleback
• Man charged after attempting to sell stolen skis
• Kingfield trying single-sort recycling
• Council mulls swapping budget books for iPads
• Suspicious package found at post office
• Sugarloaf reopens chairlift that derailed in December
• Athletes quaff no-alcohol beer as sport drink
• States review security after Arizona shootings
• Maine ice fishing derby offers $100K top prize
• Bethel ice tower topples
• Harrison puzzle maker to be featured on 'Martha Stewart'
• A girl and her horses: Livermore Falls teen racks up awards
• Authorities warn of winter's potentially deadly effects on pets
• Rumford ski club volunteer retiring with visions of kids' faces
• LIVE - High School Basketball Tourney, 2/21/11 - Session 1
• Local man dies during basic training
• LIVE - High School Basketball Tourney, 2/21/11 - Session 3
• Coast Guard helps disabled fishing boat
• Teenager shot dead by friend in Maine home
• Maine has record lobster harvest
• Man uses soup can to thwart robbery
• PHOTO: World's Greatest Sleigh Ride
• Towns around Oxford to request cut of casino revenue
• Ice or snow, to market we will go
• Eats: Pastiche's 'Carbur's Folly' is a tasty, cheesy blast from the past
• Parsonsfield fire kills one
• Livermore Falls man arrested for thrift shop arson
• Maine library mascot helps celebrate Children's Festival in Farmington
• Blown bearing forces Sunday River to evacuate lift
• Go and Do: Androscoggin Riverlands State Park ... on snowshoes
• Sled races stay on track
• Franco genealogical library looking for new home
• Hazards of the job
• LIVE - High School Basketball Tourney, 2/19/11 - Session 3
• LIVE - High School Basketball Tourney, 2/19/11 - Session 1
• Bates Dance Festival Internship Deadline Approaches
• Teen hurt in chain-reaction crash in Oxford
• Bill briefs: A quick rundown of the tri-county delegation bill highlights
• Town office accepting donations for fire victims
• Maple Street accident
• Oversight panel digs into Turnpike Authority gift card use, considers statutory changes
• No definitive answer on casino mileage from Gambling Control Board
• Sabattus driver hurt in Auburn crash
• St. Patrick's stained-glass windows sold to church in Japan
• Moccia named Maine Principal of the Year
• LIVE - High School Basketball Tourney, 2/18/11 - Session 2
• Sugarloaf hopes to reopen lift that failed
• Man seriously injured in Auburn crash
• Pair remain hospitalized after snowmobile crash
• No answer on mileage for Oxford casino from Gambling Control Board Friday
• Two racino projects qualify for November ballot
• Campus Construction Update: Feb. 18, 2011
• Maine company picks site for Down East pot biz
• Ethics panel exonerates Press Herald
• Three families escape injury, lose belongings
• LePage dogged by calls to name "default" towns
• Oxford County mass notification system coming soon
• Pilot rehabilitated mobile home showcased
• Money is roadblock to Norway garage purchase
• Selectmen to develop wind ordinance
• Pros, cons of school merger voiced at hearing
• L-A professor, wife taking on drinking water project in Pacific Ocean
• NewPage reports higher sales, larger losses
• Quads born in New Sharon Wednesday
• In Bethel, it's water off, ice on
• 5 percent hike proposed for Auburn schools
• Viditorial: LePage's budget not as austere as we feared
• Three families escape burning apartment building
• Maine labor commissioner nominee withdraws from consideration
• Our Feb. 17 Edition is Online and on the Stands! • Auburn Winter Festival winners, p. 1 • Epstein pens book on child's murder, 1 • Father/Daughter Ball photos, p. 8 and 9 • Letter: Law won't stop gun violence, p. 1 • Ah
• Crowds come for Franco Singalong
• Livermore Falls fire ruled arson
• Proposed plans for police station presented
• Objection could temporarily derail Oxford casino
• Young Greene, Leeds students not going to Turner next year
• Methadone clinic hearing set for Feb. 28
• Solomon properties to be auctioned
• Dog owner apologizes for attack on llama
• Wind ordinance, comprehensive plan on Rumford agenda
• Lawmaker clarifies tips bill; questions about service charges remain
• Legislative panel gives tepid reception to limiting hospital executive salaries
• LePage picks Bowen to be Maine education chief
• LePage: 'I believe Cain'
• Fire damages Livermore Falls business, ruled arson
• Maine bills restrict 'clean' election money
• Prospective buyer to tour 2 Millinocket mills
• LePage, Poliquin delay $31M bond proposal
• Biddeford OK's resolution on racino plan
• Houlton postal worker charged with theft of drugs
• Leaky Lisbon Street water main valve a quick fix for city crews
• Auburn accident ties up traffic on Court Street
• N.H. pressed for suicide barriers in Kittery-Portsmouth bridge design
• Scottish deerhound is best in show at Westminster
• Report on Auburn to Bethel Amtrak plans delayed to March
• Emergency heating assistance funds dwindle
• Bill would require hospitals to submit to right-to-know law
• Running the streets of Lewiston
• Wind project unveiled for Canton Mountain
• Chesterville man to serve 90 days for selling oxycodone
• Two men plead in beating, all-terrain destruction case
• Jay man pleads guilty to growing marijuana
• Oxford County eyes changes to policies on inclement weather, animals at work
• Main break shuts off water to Sabattus, Grove street homes
• Hackers steal card data from Day's Jewelers
• Sun Journal Sports earns awards
• Bates Dance Festival announces details of 2011 training programs
• Paul wins conservative straw poll, Romney 2nd
• New Vineyard couple loses home to fire for second time.
• Maine woman charged with misusing 911
• Police investigate suspicious untimely death
• Maine woman facing charges of theft from lawyers
• Doug Varone and Dancers Perform in Portland
• Insights: Finding love at the KC Singles Dance
• Apartments evacuated after carbon monoxide detected
• Longtime Mountain Valley athletic director Bernard to retire
• Five escape rollover with minor injuries
• Public meeting set for discussion on SAD 58 merger proposal
• Three charged with importing heroin
• String of fires keeps local departments busy
• Group hopes Maine will help states get veto power over Congress
• Board to consider playground options
• 35-year teaching veteran does student-teaching stint
• Maine regulatory overhaul bill aired
• Investment group eyes pair of Maine mills
• Maine whoopie pie bill advances
• Massachusetts man charged with Readfield arson, murder in court
• Ethics panel staff opposes probe of Press Herald newspaper ads
• Oxford man pleads guilty to cultivation charge
• Maine gasoline prices rise
• Maine regulatory overhaul bill aired
• Sun Journal takes top prize for website in regional newspaper contest
• The Forecaster receives 7 New England journalism awards
• Scarborough man facing trial on church fraud charges
• Friendship between Bates composer, former student shines through on CD
• World's Greatest Sleigh Rides set for Lisbon
• Great Falls Forum to feature Fulbright scholar
• The remaking of Longley: More parents coming to school
• Oxford Hills district clears school roofs
• Maine's hunting, fishing trends outpace nation's
• Hunting safety emphasis pays off
• Weekend blaze levels West Paris home
• Snowmobile goes airborne, lands on Mass. man
• Lady Antebellum, Arcade Fire top night of Grammy surprises
• Winslow Homer provides inspiration to J. Crew
• Bill would give Maine government more time on budget
• Fiddles and snowshoes focus of festival
• On the hunt
• Valentine's Day not hugs and kisses for some
• Teen injured in Dixfield snowmobile incident
• Face Time: Judy Emch
• Coastal Enterprises defends Birch Hill, offers fixes for tenants
• Maine aims to join reciprocity compact
• 2003 poaching case one of Maine's most prominent
• Big fish eludes anglers, again
• Durham hires Wiscasset woman as administrative assistant
• RSU 36, Jay take over behavioral program
• Lewiston man charged with child porn possession
• Central Maine Healthcare drops pension plan
• Appeal denied in case against Turner grocery
• Madison snowmobiler killed when sled hits disabled groomer
• Fire destoys Harrison home
• Town volunteer denies guilt in sex-related charges involving kids
• Oversight panel grills turnpike officials, promises changes
• Cars collide head-on on Sabattus Street
• PHOTO: Turnpike fire
• New Auburn intersection gets new lights, arrows
• Oxford County Commission meets Monday
• About the Cover: Winter 2011
• Our Man in Moscow
• Conceptual artist Welty offers lecture in conjunction with 'Dialogue, a video series'
• Our View: LePage plan less dramatic than expected
• Scene Again: Classroom in the Sky
• Your Page: Getting Here Is None of the Fun
• Connections: The intersection of careers and sexual orientation
• Sports Notes: squash standout Cheri-Ann Parris '13
• Ask Me Another: Winning author Francesco Duina
• Refresher: Winter 2011
• Garcelon Field Is Looking Good
• Mubarak resigns, hands power to army
• Maine couple, Mass. man charged with bottle scam
• Colby professor under investigation resigns
• Maine pellet plant set to expand
• Woman confirms husband died in fire
• Cultural cornucopia continues with folk festival, Beethoven quartets, much more
• Region 9 director's contract extended three years
• Oxford Planning Board gives conditional OK for casino
• Nateva announces layaway option for ticket sales
• Snowshoe fest kicks off in Norway
• Thai student returns to graduate from Telstar
• Bedbug found in Livermore classroom
• Rosa Parks' friend teaches civil rights
• Monroe Street resident questions city's plowing priorities
• More cemetery vandals plead guilty
• Fire destroys Otisfield home
• Maine man charged in fatal Readfield fire
• Board appeals judge's Verrill Dana decision
• Era of super-low mortgage rates appears to be over
• Man arrested in connection with Readfield murder arson
• NY Rep. Lee resigns after shirtless photo surfaces
• Egypt army takes control, sign Mubarak on way out
• Salmonella outbreak reported at Maine facility
• Wilton house destroyed by fire
• LePage calls budget proposal, "jobs bill"
• Our February 10 Edition is Online and On the Stands! • Lewiston casino goes to lawmakers, p. 1 • L-A Rail Study meeting is Feb. 16, p. 1 • Behind the scenes at "Mockingbird," p. 1 • Triple Crown 5K registration opens, p. 1 &
• Mainer gets last wish — to die on home soil
• Rumford Hospital to be reimbursed for much of MaineCare costs
• Secretary of state backs lawmaker's 'birther' bill
• Brookie worth $2k in Saturday's ice fishing derby put into Roxbury Pond
• CMMC unveils new emergency department
• Leeds parents blast idea to send students to Turner
• Farmington Downtown Association elects officers
• Norway to pursue downtown grant for now
• Mallet school staff sounds alarm on overcrowding
• Peru wind panel discusses state regs
• Christian league opposes Lewiston casino
• Body found at Readfield fire; three people missing
• Cemetery vandal pleads to related charges
• Man delivering car for repairs inadvertently gives keys to thief
• Maine bill would ease snow-dump regulations
• Dog owner fails to show for trial, receives $1K fine for LaGrange attack
• Climbing demos scheduled for Bethel's man-made tower of ice
• Application for dam in Canton could take months
• Police investigating NAPA burglary, theft
• Temple considers wind energy moratorium
• DEP, business interests align against river reclassification
• New Vineyard home destroyed by fire
• Business destroyed by fire uninsured
• Injured goose victim of fowl play?
• Wales Central School to close in June
• State IDs animal as dog, not wolf
• Rangeley man sentenced in burglary, drug theft cases
• Maine barred owl caught after headhunting spree in Bethel
• Livermore Falls man pleads guilty to pharmacy break-in, stealing drugs
• Poland crash results in fatality
• Trapp Road slaughterhouse fire ruled arson
• Government: No electronic flaws in Toyotas
• Nordic skiing enjoys revival in northern Maine
• Neighboring fire closes Norway school
• Acadia National Park visitor numbers up in 2010
• Board gets overview of school report cards
• Board grants after-the-fact building permit
• R.I. prison official charged with burglary in Rangeley
• Oxford schools eye one bus run to save money
• Groups seek to change DEP rules on wind turbine noise
• Frosty is on ice for annual Bridgton contest
• Lewiston man plans walk to Florida
• Board votes to close middle school
• Fire reported at proposed slaughterhouse site hours after zoning change approved
• Snowshoe conventions a colorful sight
• District Exchange seeks new home
• Web redesign spurs questions
• Biddeford man gets life in prison for double murder
• Is your driveway down to bare pavement? Ours is! Our steep, icy driveway was no match for the Curtis Sno Pro 2000 tailgate spreader. Spreads rock salt and sand. Mounts in trailer hitch; easy on, easy off. 300-pound capacity. Very rugged. Great for home
• Fifty years later, To Kill a Mockingbird still a call to action
• Navy turns Brunswick Naval Air Station runways over to civilians
• Maine gasoline prices rise
• Bill seeks to legalize fireworks in Maine
• Horses unhurt in riding arena collapse
• Jazz, theater, fiction, more: Big nights on Bates stages this week
• Father/Daughter Ball photos needed! If you have photos of your favorite father and daughter who attended the Valentine's ball on Saturday at the Ramada, email them to TCT so we can publish them. Photos taken either at ball or at home are welcome.
• It's F.A.B.: Franco-American Heritage Center, Bates offer smorgasbord of Maine dance
• Army general, senator back review of Afghan forces
• As Minnesota's Somali gangs evolve, so does enforcement
• New England snowstorm accompanied by lightning
• Cargo train derails in central Maine
• Drug agents seize 1½ pounds of cocaine
• Energy group funded via state hires Dems, lawmakers, activists
• Public meeting set on Oxford casino traffic study
• Derby will net big bucks for lucky anglers
• Volunteers sought to ID significant wildlife habitat in Bethel area
• Volunteers train as hospital chaplain associates
• 'Granny Emily' recalls Portland during the Civil War
• Towns ice rinks provide fun, challenges
• Neighbors take Super Bowl outdoors
• 'Do not let go': Sled dog racing a dream come true
• High default rate prompts 'major shift' at Kaplan University
• PHOTOS: Really Ridiculous Race
• Global events impact heat at home
• Maineiacs game tonight delayed
• Photo: Twin Cities sunrise
• Lewiston slot machine measure going to Legislature
• Forum focuses on bloodsucking pests
• Train plan between Auburn, Bethel and Montreal set for review
• Education Commissioner: Check snow loads on school roofs
• iPods taken in Farmington smash and grab
• Breakfast to benefit Sumner fire victims
• Livemore Falls vandal smashes car windows
• Nateva Festival ticket prices go up Monday
• Firefighter sits up after transplant
• Four hurt in Durham crash
• Weird, Wicked Weird:Mathematician finds formula for long-lasting love
• Small plane crashes on Sebago Lake, 1 rescued
• Parking bans issued in Lewiston and Auburn
• 7 cars crash on Maine's I-295 after vehicle stops
• Husband: Giffords would be OK with flight decision
• Campus Construction Update: Feb. 4, 2011
• Judge rejects insanity in Portland decapitation trial
• Inmate charged with threatening Gov. Paul LePage
• Report: Failed Sugarloaf ski lift was due inspection
• Double lung transplant recipient appears to be doing well
• Folk fest features fiddler Erica Brown, Celtic fusion band the Bridgebuilders
• Former local youth minister denies sex charges
• Governor's proposal draws concerns
• Offers pour in for Korean War veteran
• Maine BEP denies Spruce Mountain appeal
• Hodgkin paints picture of wintertime L-A unplugged
• Legislator wants to alter law that says tips owned by wait staff, not restaurants
• Panel, lecture focus on material culture of Wabanaki Indians
• Lecture by Nishani Frazier marks Freedom Rides anniversary
• New Gloucester firefighter getting two new lungs
• Robinson Players offer 11th 'Vagina Monologues'
• Maine man accused of making racial insults at middle-schoolers
• Cairo square chaos intensifies, violence spreads
• Durham woman charged with OUI after crash
• Our Feb. 3 Edition is Online and On the Stands! • Chamber bestows prestigious awards, p. 1 • Photos from Chamber awards banquet, p. 7-11 • Auburn Winter Festival continues, p. 1 • Letter: Non-English speakers in schools, p. 3 •
• Skiers rescued after cold night on Sugarloaf's back side
• Resolve seeks to boost Maine syrup industry
• Maine federal judge lets class action in care suit
• Three charged with unlawful fighting in Turner "fight club" ring
• Legislation wouldn't give president Internet kill switch, Collins says
• Final rest delayed for Korean War Vet
• Snow: It could have been worse
• Marden's open as state workers sent home
• Sled dog races set for this weekend in Farmington
• Lewiston man escapes burning house
• Jeep rear-ends semi on slick road
• Woodstock wind farm up for appeal
• Lawmaker seeks study to boost maple syrup industry
• Rangeley Plantation voters approve consolidation plan
• Judge in Opera House case tours building
• February 2011 images of Bates
• Scene Again: A Classroom in the Sky
• Auryn Quartet to complete Beethoven string quartet cycle
• Race in a Post-Human World talks resume with look at pop music, mobile technologies
• Snow slows pace in Maine Wednesday
• Former governor candidate Chandler Woodcock seen as Maine game chief
• 1-armed man wants Maine to allow him a switchblade
• Chaos in Cairo as Mubarak backers, opponents clash
• Paris Manufacturing chairs get new home at Harrison summer camp
• New Island Point plan generating buzz
• L-A winter road budgets on track
• Family farm launches organic milk venture
• Bill proposes changes to who controls Maine Turnpike
• Recycling rules explained to Jay residents
• ATV road use a personal issue for both sides
• Lawsuits seek to protect salmon from dams
• RSU 10 budget process begins; job losses expected
• Beloved school custodian/bus driver mourned
• State Police break up high school fight club
• Vt. woman sentenced for N.H. crash that killed 3, including Lewiston woman
• College offices closed Wednesday, Feb. 2, due to weather
• Slide show: An historic week for the arts at Bates
• Arts Crawl culminates historic week for the arts at Bates
• They ran, not walked, to the debut Arts Crawl
• Can anything end this 'Groundhog Day' of a winter?
• Maine man arrested, hundreds of lbs. of pot seized
• Video: On the trail of the Bates Arts Crawl
• Storm cancellations, parking bans
• Environmental groups sue Androscoggin and Kennebec dam owners over Atlantic salmon
• Auburn firefighter arrested on assault charge
• Maineiacs miss deadline for relocating
• Panzino drops plea; readies for trial
• Three charged in burglary, theft
• Man charged with attacking wife, stepson with bat
• Hiram woman accused of biting off ex-boyfriend's nose
• President of ELHS sophomore knows herself to hold onto her heritage
• Snowshoe festival to highlight Norway's manufacturers
• Warm hearts thaw cold day at Winter Games
• Andover school to remain open, Woodstock school to reduce staff
• Town councilor balks at paying excise tax
• Police: Mass. stripper used stiletto heel as weapon
• Maineiacs and QMJHL: No requests filed
• Video: Can a snow sculpture explain quantum mechanics?
• Online commenting to change tomorrow
• New Vineyard man to guide on Everest expedition
• Volunteers serve up dinner for Special Olympics
• People You Know: The Gagnes, a family of Maineiacs
• High school senior sweeps Chocolat competition
• LePage defends environmental package
• Moose-hunt lottery signup open
• 2 Cabinet nominees face committees
• Bill seeks to let one-armed people use switchblades
• Free tax help available
• LURC office in Farmington to serve Franklin, Oxford counties
• Fuel assistance program funds dwindling
• PHOTO: Command vehicle donated
• First tracks: Snowmobile club debuts connection to state system
• LePage rallies business crowd
• Tech ed in high gear
• Road Trip: Winter in Maine
• Administrators watching oil companies
• Portsmouth Naval Shipyard to get $16M in improvements
• Maine Man dies when snowmobile hits moose
• Jury finds school gunman guilty
• Energy program shut down after questions raised about politics, effectiveness
• LePage's education plans: More early college, more technical learning
• PHOTOS: Sleeping driver careens big rig off Turnpike
• Woolwich man charged in Lewiston shootings
• Special Olympians to compete in winter games
• PHOTO: Blimp balloon an eye-catcher
• PHOTO: Mother-daughter chat
• PHOTO: On the cross
• Thompson Lake group slows eroding soil
• Eepybird busy with books, bubbles, motivational speaking
• Woolwich man arrested in connection with Lewiston shooting
• Standiford '97 leads defense of embattled Maine family program
• Maine Democrats upset by LePage memo pledging to put "11,000 bureaucrats to work getting Republicans re-elected"
• Protesters chase police from main Cairo square
• Chamber audience applauds local baker
• Fight for river cleanup continues
• MEREDA broker: Lots forecast for L-A in 2011
• Driver escapes injury in oil truck rollover
• YWCA hires fundraising consultant
• Longtime National Honor Society adviser honored for her work
• RSU 10 faces budget gap, spending cuts
• Norway man charged with obstruction, disorderly conduct at fire scene
• Ousted students target of adult education program
• Ethics panel upholds fine against Lewiston Democrats
• Dangerous mix in Gorham
• Opera House bricks may be reused
• Fire marshal warns of kerosene-gas mixture sold at Gorham convenience store
• Thom Rhoads reveals role in Cutler Files
• Groups upset over LePage proposals
• 'Arts Crawl' to reveal the best of the arts at Bates
• Driver escapes injury in oil truck mishap
• FairPoint meets broadband commitment in Maine
• NH-Maine cops charge 4 in 2-state pharmacy heists
• Maine teacher facing child porn charge resigns
• Fun, music, treats in store at Harward Center's sixth Community Celebration
• Our Jan. 27 Edition is Online and On the Stands! • Regulatory Fairness forum in Auburn, p. 1 • Maine gets mobile command center, p. 1 • Snowshoeing at Auburn Winter Fest, p. 1 • Letter: Lewistonians branded as racist, p. 3 • Ah
• Chill Out and Read
• Area businesses help hundreds of hungry families
• Former Lewiston residents donate $181,000 emergency vehicle to Maine
• Newry ski resort launches giveaway contest for middle, high school students
• Business leaders to LePage: Taxes, regulations hurting business
• Auburn bread maker coaches U.S. team to international victory
• House burned flat in Sumner
• Prescription drug crackdown to begin
• Superintendent's contract extended, student Paris trip approved
• Auburn Hall cleaning turns up forgotten court files
• Drumming up bowlers for a cause
• Maine welfare advocates wary of cuts, anecdotes
• Targeting 'Obamacare,' GOP pushes nullification
• Federal investigation finds safety violations at The Acadia Hospital
• Rumford selectmen to work on wind ordinance Jan. 27
• Economist Nathan Tefft explains how the recession has reduced traffic deaths
• Rumford police getting help from state to find hit-and-run truck
• Sun Journal creates splash with Puddle Jump video
• Brattleboro Reformer reviews Mark Erelli '96 CD 'Little Vigils'
• Bates Dance Festival Welcomes Educator Fellowship Applications
• Grange building bee set for Saturday
• Lawmaker introduces Arizona-style immigration law
• Residents object to ordinance allowing 'snooping'
• Paris selectmen vote to recommend no municipal spending increases
• Man charged in meth lab raid pleads guilty
• Hypnotist/actor convicted of sex assault on minor
• Tracks in snow lead to beer theft suspect, party
• Closure vote on Woodstock, Andover schools set for Monday
• Voters approve merging Jay, RSU 36 school systems
• White stuff greens up business
• Four Turner hunters arrested for poaching
• Patton found guilty on all counts in sex hypnotism case
• Carolyn Ryan '86 named editor of the 'soul' of The New York Times
• Colorado-based media mogul to buy land in the largest Maine real estate deal in 6 years
• Official: Obama to call for 5-year spending freeze
• Family safe in Greenwood fire, cause unknown
• Maine medical students decry scholarship cuts
• Man accused in Giffords shooting pleads not guilty
• Bates Dance Festival Internship Deadline Approaches
• Preschoolers taking French lessons at library
• Alleged sex assault victim says she was hypnotized after sex
• Dixfield man charged with drug trafficking
• DA drops arson, burglary charges against Jay man
• Democrats, rights advocates fret over LePage's corrections pick
• Cold snap freezes wells, pipes
• Career Day shows many paths
• Students escape injury in bus accident
• Two injured in head-on crash
• It's cold out there, even for hardy New Englanders
• Rumford Police seek info on truck involved in hit-and-run
• Voters approve school consolidation
• House burns in Greenwood
• Commission says Cutler Files creator supplied 'misleading,' 'false' info
• Heating oil rises as temperatures drop in Maine
• Serial killer theory returns in beach corpses case, including Maine woman
• Moscow airport terror attack kills 31, wounds 168
• Bill Green's Maine tells story of early Bates champion Alonzo Garcelon
• Northern New England gets coldest air in 2 years
• Maine DOT, prison chiefs named
• Portland lawyer chosen as Maine Dems chairman
• Maine and NH police seek suspect in 2 robberies
• Boston Globe feature on ideal body types quotes Men's Health editor Peter Moore '78
• Investigation continues into drive-by shooting
• Lawmakers plan ‘red tape’ tour
• Gingergread House move expected in February
• Rumford selectmen dump 2011 spring cleanup
• Board to hold public hearing on sewer rates
• Paris selectmen set to form land-use committee
• Trial set for Lewiston man facing meth charges
• Founding Father of Fitness Jack LaLanne dies
• Maine man collects Civil War letters
• ATV access a matter of give, take
• Pet feature: Club mascot 'belongs'
• 11th annual Winter Festival launches Friday
• Heating fuel company closes after 84 years
• N.H. man wants new murder trial
• Local dispensary founders host meeting on medical marijuana
• Thousands watch sleds fly at Snodeo
• College debt drowning dreams
• PHOTO: Drive-by shooting
• PHOTO: Chili for charity
• Consolidation working well, RSU 10 officials say
• School consolidation vote is Tuesday
• Proposed school consolidation plan gets mixed reaction
• Maine college debt among the highest
• Say what? LePage’s quick tongue is all the talk
• Principal reports school measuring student progress
• Sinclair, Time Warner talks will take another week
• Former mayor looks forward to life after workers' comp
• Principle reports school measuring student progress
• Man's sentence for furnishing liquor placed on hold
• Wilton home destroyed by fire
• Bill seeks day to honor Vietnam vets in Maine
• Obama writes thank-you note to Norway fifth-grader
• Nuisance storm dumps 6 inches of snow
• CMMC, affiliates to offer emergency neuro-consults
• Bates Puddle Jump
• Maine moose calf befriended on Facebook dies
• Campus Construction Update: Jan. 21, 2011
• Bill would deny MaineCare to smokers
• Gunman said Maine pupils would be 'protection'
• Snow closes schools, businesses in Maine
• 2010 sales down, prices up for Maine homes
• Area police report phone scam attempts
• Oxford County may face litigation over ownership of road
• Owner seeks furniture plant at former Saunders Mill
• Area police report phone scam attempts
• Oxford to pay for sewer study, casino lawyers
• Noise ordinance presented to Rumford board
• LePage finance chief hospitalized with knee injury
• New program offers spaying and neutering for kittens, mother cats
• Dierks Bentley to return to Colisee
• Twin Cities to host film festival
• Fishing fundraiser ferments into frustration
• Keep health care law, speaker says
• 'Sankofa': Reflections of the African Diaspora on the Schaeffer stage
• Our Jan. 20 issue is Online and On the Stands! • Auburn Winter Fest starts Jan. 28, p. 1 • Chamber to bestow awards, p. 1 • New conservative coalition, p. 3 • Park Service to assist river planning, p. 1 • Aho: Shut-Down Day; Mai
• Fighting breast cancer, one haircut at a time
• Goose ducks authorities in Rumford
• Hard times for Lewy's Legion
• Fryeburg firefighters get emergency water tank
• More students, less space in Auburn
• Snowshoe race postponed until February
• Three file nomination papers in Waterford
• Fundraising for McLain monument nears goal
• Paris forecloses on eight properties
• Council, Planning Board to discuss methadone clinic
• Lewiston single-stream collections still weeks away
• Hospital worker sues employer over health benefits
• 'Destroy what destroys us,' says Service of Worship speaker
• 2 Maine Cabinet officials named
• UPDATE: Maineiacs refute relocation rumors
• Thomas College in Waterville plans major expansion
• Police: Maine woman 1 of 4 dead near N.Y. beach
• Student tracking finds limited learning in college
• Agren donates freezer to community lunch program
• New owners expand Rangeley business
• Clothes dryer catches fire at Rumford Falls Eagles club
• Town clerk/treasurer named new town manager
• Mexico eyes alternate police coverage
• LePage vows regulatory reform in 'red tape audit'
• Auburn slaughterhouse moves ahead
• Man in standoff pleads not guilty
• PHOTOS: Enjoying the afterglow
• Local history teacher takes her talk national
• Soggy shovel
• City approves Libbey transfer
• Snow, rain, ice blanket state
• MLK Day: Bates explores non-violent activism past, present and future
• Family of Lyman man killed by police seek reason
• Waterford's Millett endorsed for top finance post in Maine
• Bobcat hunters have a real passion for the winter sport
• Storm information, school closures and postponements
• Colbert mocks LePage's "kiss my butt" comment on show
• Weather forces sports postponements
• Maine could claim whoopie pie as 'official dessert'
• CMP to hold jobs fair in Augusta for power grid upgrade
• Maine man charged with bringing gun to Bangor restaurant
• Coming storm to offer snow, sleet, freezing rain
• LePage to meet local community members
• Teen skier killed at Sugarloaf struck snowmaking equipment
• Peace Corps volunteer says experience life-changing
• NFL rivalry brings familial ribbing
• Service honors Martin Luther King Jr.
• Volunteers show up for MLK Day of Service
• Seniors walk at Academy Hill School
• Schott has plans for Cowan Mill site
• Badge 64 at LFD is finally retired
• 1,500 pound bull attempts an escape
• Crash sends vehicle airborne into field
• Rep. Gabrielle Giffords condition improves
• LePage changes plans to attend MLK breakfast
• Brunswick Naval Air Station commissary to remain open — for now
• Police shoot, kill Sanford man
• First Wind asks for hold on tax plan in Somerset County
• Auburn Police move about space, modernizing office
• Civil Rights leader brings his message of peace to Bates College
• Paris to foreclose on properties Tuesday
• Snowfall 'just in time' for Bethel WinterFest 2011
• Mexico selectmen OK grant application for sewer, water upgrades
• Maine wildlife rehabilitator wins state grant for satellite tracking collars for bears
• Gov. LePage willing to meet with NAACP
• Man who held police at bay for eight hours remains behind bars
• Homelessness to be discussed during Monday service
• Maine Ski museum focuses on Nordic, manufacturing history
• Rangeley's annual Snodeo starts Thursday
• Off the grid and into the dream
• Facetime: Carl Smith: one career done, a Peace Corps career begun
• PHOTO: Fun with grandparents
• Anti-abortionists praise new governor's stance
• Reflect on Arizona shooting, Governor Paul LePage says in radio address
• Maine International Film Festival holds weekend viewings
• Night before Arizona shooting was chaotic for suspect
• Healthy Maine 2010: Is the state a healthier place than it was 10 years ago? It depends.
• Steering Lewiston: Barrett hits one-year mark
• 'Fish for a Cure' lures hundreds to Sabattus Lake
• Bethel teen injured when truck severs utility pole
• Teen skier dies off Sugarloaf black-diamond trail
• PHOTO: Winterize L-A
• Fire, police winter games to begin
• Mechanic Falls library bookin' it to municipal building
• Man charged in flashlight beating faces new charges
• Special Olympics' training day at Lost Valley
• Readers react to LePage comment
• Is ObamaCare good for Maine?
• Crisis help a phone call away
• Giffords' doctors balancing role as rock stars
• Zodiac controversy raises questions
• Arizona shooter posed for photos with gun in g-string, officials say
• Report: Women should be allowed in combat units
• Gun fair organizer acquitted in boy's Uzi death
• Pianist Glazer offers three concerts spotlighting Schubert
• LePage rejects NAACP criticism: 'Tell 'em to kiss my butt'
• Arts Summit to offer panel, performance, campus 'arts crawl'
• Maine regulators lower electricity prices 15 percent
• Query: Having trouble repaying student loans?
• Embezzler's tax debt nearly $46,000
• Planned resort casino will be just a casino in first phase
• Site for methadone clinic wrong, neighbors say
• Reduce, reuse, recycle: Tambrands goes nearly landfill-free
• Bliss Thru Shopping: Merch & munch
• Oxford Hills groups band together to help homeless
• ATV club vows to fight for access to Paris roads
• Rumford selectmen plan work on wind farm issues
• Downtown Lewiston Head Start evacuated after small electric fire
• Maine police seize rolling marijuana nursery
• Mt. Blue school board discussing Starks' request for merger
• Our January 13 Edition is Online and on the Stands! • Artists needed for Auburn Wall, p. 1 • Turnpike lists projects for 2011, p. 1 • APD offers Citizens Police Academy, p. 1 • Griffiths on Cremation and Oysters, p. 3 • Aho: Ci
• Wind power opponents advance legislation
• Snow storm stalls in Maine
• Grant applications now up to voters
• Proposed ordinance would tighten recycling, trash rules
• Schools face budget challenges, again
• LePage requires clearance for policy communications
• The Company opens in Farmington
• Five properties connected to Norway business raid up for sale
• In Sight: Flyin' high
• Snow brings few accidents in Oxford Hills
• LePage says budget has no gimmicks
• Tonight's hearing postponed until Jan. 18
• Palin: Journalists incite hatred after AZ shooting
• Undaunted by snow, Maine lawmakers embark on bus tour
• Study shows organic farm numbers grow in Maine
• Methadone clinic neighborhood meeting pushed back to Thursday
• College offices closing at noon Wednesday, Jan. 12, due to weather
• New England takes a hit as storm scrapes northward
• State lawmaker transported to hospital after snow storm mishap
• Lewiston, Auburn parking bans
• Debit card nightmare: Business owner's account 'wiped out'
• Mathers recalled for loyalty, hard work
• State braces for first major storm of year
• House burns in Naples
• School board member calls for less use of word 'college'
• Two town manager candidates to get second review
• Paris ATV ruling relieves landowners
• Dixfield to begin wind project information sessions
• L-A moves to meet federal flouride rules
• Skidder vandalized in Temple
• Halfway to goal says YWCA
• AG says Maine will join health care lawsuit 'soon'
• Harvard economist visits to offer assessment of healthcare reform
• Driver inattention cited as cause of Route 108 accident
• Oxford deputies uncover West Paris pot operation
• 'Plutonium cities,' climate change at issue
• Black Bear engineer to meet with Oxford Planning Board
• Electrical malfunction evacuates dental office
• Farmington man charged after man beaten with flashlight
• Vacant Main Street church soon to disappear
• Loaded school bus hit on Lisbon Street
• Bates student, former student plead guilty
• Man in chase that ended in crash to serve three years
• Jay robotics teams to compete nationally
• Peru forming wind ordinance panel
• Poland Spring Resort announces expansion to year-round lodging
• Family, friends, town lose strong leader
• Winners announced for verification contest
• Poetry, portraits of incarcerated women Jan. 20-Feb. 3 in Chase Hall Gallery
• PHOTOS: Future Skiers
• Girl Scouts rally for annual cookie season
• RVs take counseling to veterans
• Arizona shooting suspect planned rampage
• Library hosts midterm study help for students
• Former Auburn city manager appointed acting city manager for Portland
• Auburn tweaks school construction application
• Workshop to help businesses set pricing strategy
• Town Manager Puiia lists 2011 goals, praises selectmen's 2010 work
• Norway restricts cell use on the job
• Jay selectmen expected to decide on Dumpster service
• Auburn aims to fix broken code book
• A taste of methadone: Other cities report few problems as Lewiston eyes first clinic
• David Wisehart: Your Kindle Tour Guide
• The battle between the landline lover and the cellphone celebrant
• New ways of learning at Auburn Middle School
• Industry experts say chairlift age unlikely factor in mishap
• Arizona shooting targets U.S. congresswoman, kills 6
• Auburn Savings gives local arts a boost
• Shaws, Patriots give to food bank
• Jay school administrators OK contract extension
• Town board gives OK to plan for medical arts center
• Gulliver's travels: Police extinguish fire in early stage
• Youth minister charged with sex crimes against teen
• Brown to head DEP, advance LePage's pro-business agenda
• Food buyers, growers meet to facilitate local markets
• Police: Sugarloaf marauder head butts cop
• Request to increase New England fish catch limits denied
• Maine Sudanese determined to vote
• Woman convicted of beating husband with baseball bat
• CORRECTION: BatesNews Monthly Update: January 2011
• Video: Former Gov. Angus King endorses Sun Journal verification policy
• Rumford man charged after Friday morning accident
• Auburn man charged in sex assault of minor
• Campus Construction Update: Jan. 7, 2011
• Police get OK to resume bail practice
• SAD 44 to decide on cheaper site for central offices, hold two disciplinary hearings
• Sunday River Ski Resort to host gay/lesbian weekend
• Bridgton man found dead on day of trial
• Snack attack: Four indicted in burglary at Frito Lay warehouse
• New wood boiler hoisted into Poland school building
• Residency requirement could be part of LePage welfare overhaul
• Local Red Cross chapter searches for new director
• Budget concerns sideline Christmas tree collections
• Purse snatcher seeks rehab; gets four years
• Canton dog owner charged in attack against llama
• Snowe pushes for answers on soldiers' deaths
• LePage rescinds Baldacci's order forbidding state officials to ask about immigrant status
• BatesNews Monthly Update: January 2011
• Our January 6, 2011 Edition is Online and on the Stands! • Maine Legislature too big, costly, p. 1 • Eric Agren wins Minerva Award, p. 8-9 • Aho: New website; United Way, p. 4 • Gilbert: Ed Barrett’s first year, p. 5 • Aubu
• Maine Things Considered interviews Spelt Right entrepreneur Beth George '85
• Post-Standard interviews novelist Elizabeth Strout '77
• Arizona town buzzing over Palin's purchase
• LePage gets to work with breakfast meeting
• Michaud to co-chair French Caucus
• Woman escapes burning house
• American Legion post aids homeless vets
• Auburn waste company fined
• Baldacci pardons non-U.S. citizens
• Options for Wilton Primary School discussed
• Commission to take up case of harassment based on sexual orientation
• LePage ready to work, fight
• France honors Normandy veterans
• Clock tower fixed, man charged in vandalism case
• Auburn lawmaker wants to cap hospital executives' pay
• Bates Mill housing project gets financing
• Coplin Plantation couple limit deer feeding to afternoons
• Reporter Query: We want you to brag a little.
• Bates presents actress, activist and storyteller Vinie Burrows
• LePage becomes Maine's governor
• 3 held in Maine on charges of forcing prostitution
• LePage family bonds survive troubling upbringing in Lewiston
• Pike buys police equipment, Mars appointed chief civil deputy
• Rangeley town manager heading south
• Southern Maine schools prohibit some restraints as state considers policy changes
• Ethics panel denies access to names in Cutler Files case
• One-sided moose
• Video to help teach snowmobilers about safety on ice
• Holiday business booms for ski areas
• Man injured in three-vehicle crash
• $7 million port expansion on track
• Candidate sues GOP PAC for libel
• South Florida Gay News profiles hammer champ Keelin Godsey '06
• 'It's a joy to be free again,' says man exonerated after 30 years
• LePage takes up residence in the Blaine house
• Mortgage foreclosures falling in Maine
• New stats show Maine leads in painkiller addiction
• 2011 King Day events include debate, performance
• Press Herald columnist interviews Matt Dunlap '08 at Nordic ski championships
• AT&T expands 3G to Lewiston-Auburn
• Second hearing on school consolidation to be held
• New Year's Eve break-in
• Safe with money taken from Front Street business
• Structure for town part of Eagle Scout project
• Racing delayed until Wednesday
• City, Community Little Theatre working on Great Falls details
• Police moving to Auburn Hall, council agrees
• Acorn Products sold to umbrella giant
• Rebuilding Haiti: 103 homes and counting
• Elks lodge needs ideas
• January 2011 images of Bates
• Influential figures in older, newer civil rights struggles offer MLK keynotes
• Looking for a sign: Portland police need help
• Ethics complaint filed over Portland Press Herald donation to proponents of mayoral election
• American art shines in collaboration between Ogunquit, Bates museums
• Dialogue, a video series features contemporary artists
• Bound to Art reveals rare books in Bates collections
• Museum explores book art, video dialogues, great U.S. painters
• January 2011 images at Bates
• Parts ordered for broken Sugarloaf lift
• Bates 'Swing Deans' featured in Chronicle of Higher Education
• PHOTO: Birds in the hand
• PHOTO: Eagle over Range Pond
• Lisbon Falls recall election Tuesday
• Bethel adjusts to Sheriff's Office coverage
• Geezer yoga instructor still at it
• Search for dogs that attacked guard llama continues
• Capt. Paul Bosse: Home from war, home to a new baby
• Waterville woman dies in first fire fatality of 2011
• Casco snowmobiler critically injured
• Introducing college to 4-year-olds
• People You Know: Richard Gregoire — The sign speaks for itself
• Winter fishing season gets warm start
• Kitten cries bring construction workers to the rescue
• Two people seriously injured in ATV accident
• Waterville apartment fire kills 55-year-old woman
• Winter fishing season kicks off
• PHOTOS: New Year's fun
• Same warmth fills new house for Beth Coffin and family
• Calories on menus coming in 2011
• L-A welcomes first baby of 2011
• Dawn 'til dusk and then some at Sunday River
• Obama: Dems, GOP must cooperate in new year
• Maine fire deaths hit record low in 2010
• Baldacci bids farewell in final radio address
• New Year's resolutions, elementary school style
• Twin Cities ring in new year
• Man charged with evading turnpike tolls
• Sailor Morgan, car man Lee, among 2010 deaths
• Cable fracas won't bar fans from seeing bowl games
• Source of Saunders fire still under investigation
• Passing motorist spots fire; barn saved
• PHOTO: Car Smashes into House
• Our picks for the top ten news stories of the year
• The most commented stories of 2010
• The top videos of 2010
• New Sunday River Outdoor Center offers free Nordic skiing, snowshoeing Jan. 8
• Bull Moose Music makes most of uptick in book sales
• Millions gathering worldwide to ring in new year
• Peru pond supports early ice fishing
• Idle wood mill goes up in flames
• Man hit by ice chunk sues teens, parents
• Rumford police looking to hire two officers
• Town addresses snow-removal complaints
• PHOTO: Teddy Toss
• Methadone clinic considers Lewiston site, schedules neighborhood review
• LePage inauguration to match the man, economy
• Wine, candy, deli shop opens in Plaza
• Catching some air at Lost Valley
• Fire destroys Saunders Brothers Mill in Fryeburg
• Walking the dogs
• Maine to get $500K in AIG settlement
• Auburn will NOT pick up your Christmas Trees! The City of Auburn sent a press release stating it would pick up Christmas Trees if they were placed at the curb. The city retracted that press release after TCT already went to print. Auburn will NOT pick u
• HAPPY NEW YEAR from TCT! Our Dec. 30 Edition is Online and On the Stands. • CLT seeks lease at Great Falls East, p. 4 • Lewiston prepares for riverfront plan, p. 1 • Activists to speak at Bates on MLK Day, p. 1 • Gilbert on the need
• Skiers still hospitalized after Sugarloaf accident
• Maineiacs hope to toss Tigres
• City's longtime HR man retires
• 'A whole different Christmas season'
• Court date set for Opera House
• Workers save pets in house fire
• CMCC to offer classes in Fryeburg
• Fire damages Durham house
• Lewiston casino effort notches 75,000 signatures
• Suspect nabbed in school office burglary
• Nateva organizers hoping for bigger crowd
• Selectmen approve McLain monument, hire two police officers
• Training prepared for Tuesday's rescue
• Chairlift was being shut down when it failed
• Resort: Wind a key factor in Maine lift accident
• Donor in first organ transplant dies in Maine
• Dec. 26 storms delay $1B in retail spending
• Special meeting needed to reappoint 2 Bethel appellate board members
• Hints for end-of-year donations
• Winterfest ice tower at 20 feet and growing
• Couple describe chairlift mishap
• Skiers tumble from chairlift
• New Year's Bethel lineup includes parade
• Passenger rail advocates hope GOP keeps subsidies coming
• 2011 Nateva Festival dates announced
• Gamache asks to withdraw manslaughter guilty plea
• Computers, gift cards taken from RSU 36 office
• Bridgton man faces sexual assault, terrorizing charges
• Two Rumford men arrested in rash of vehicle burglaries
• Donahue charged in domestic incident
• Flights resume — as do long lines — after blizzard
• Time Warner Cable customers may lose TV networks
• Nateva organizers announce festival dates
• Six injured, others rescued safely when ski lift derails
• Water crews scramble to reopen High Street after main failure
• New monument would honor Afghan war hero
• Frightful storm makes for mostly delightful day
• Pentagon boss awards local soldier Bronze Star
• Local farmer designs cornstalk boiler
• Merchants happy with holiday season
• Blustery snow causes few accidents
• Mt. Abram employee charged with assault, drunken driving at work
• Driver injured in Friday crash now in good condition
• Lewiston attic fire causes minimal damage
• Wood stove in sauna starts fire
• Auburn parking ban extended
• PHOTO: New veterans' memorial in New Sharon
• Jay man reaches goal of being police officer
• Baldacci declares state of emergency before predicted blizzard
• Car hits pedestrian in Bridgton
• Pet feature: Woman helps those who can't afford canine cancer treatment
• Sights Unseen: Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul
• Youngest mom, oldest dad, heaviest baby: Maine, in facts
• Maine governor looks back on 'fortunate' time
• Jan. 2-8 national Nordic ski championships to boost local economy by $1M
• $100K donations help resort expand Nordic area
• Christmas candy a tradition for St. Mary's CEO and sons
• Boxing Day
• Road Trip: New Year's in Maine
• One dead, three injured in house fire
• Best wishes to all of our readers!
• The Seven Days of Christmas Memories — Day Seven
• New commenting rules draw overwhelming response
• Police head up gift collection for local woman
• Police have suspects in store robbery
• Move over "Rudolph," Auburn students perform '12 Days of Gym Class'
• Court sides with Rumford, frees up town's $51,000 donation to Black Mountain
• Man accused in sex case
• Livermore Falls man injured when truck strikes pole
• Dixfield residents donate food for pantry and cat shelter
• West Paris couple enjoy 'miracle' of Christmas
• Family, donors make wedding dream come true
• Our December 23 Edition is Online and On the Stands! • “Stuff the Bus” collects 1,500 toys, p. 1 • The Christmas Truce of 1914, p. 7 • Aho: APD in Auburn Hall, General Assistance, p. 4 • Letter: Red Tape burdens businesse
• Political operative, husband of former gubernatorial candidate named as editors of Cutler Files
• Truckers spending holiday far from home
• Pedestrian hit crossing road
• Three hurt in Canton crash
• Mills hopes to improve health of those on MaineCare
• Board approves moving ahead on paving plan
• Off Fellows building sale continuing
• Mrs. Claus tells tales
• Lewiston police investigate report of assault
• Forgotten paperwork forces closure of gravel pit
• Teen charged after accident
• Possibilities Counseling suit goes forward
• Business destroyed in early-morning Buckfield fire
• Woman accused in husband's murder pleads not guilty, denied bail
• N.H. news media feature legendary holiday gingerbread houses by Brown '80
• Upper Street in Turner closed for accident
• Church opens for community on Christmas Day
• Hunt on for old Paris-made hardwood chairs
• Divided church members agree to split use
• Commissioners approve budget, get update on Salem department
• Gilmore attends last meeting
• Reporter sues ski area after accident
• Mexico man charged with texting, OUI in Dec. 2 accident
• Board updated on plans for Canal Street bridge
• Selectmen to discuss communication between board, employees
• Food bank trying to keep up with demand
• Mother of Bates alum killed on Sept. 11 dies
• Holiday shoppers sprint to end; retail revenue up
• Woman accused in husband's murder pleads not guilty
• Chimpanzee 'doll' play suggests some biological basis for gender-specific play by humans
• Maine power line project to create 1,800 jobs
• Planning Board to examine zoning for slaughterhouse
• Oxford man indicted on aggravated trafficking charge
• Land trust partners to preserve Turner land
• Snow, cold don't stop Oxford Hills students building bunkhouse
• Portland Press Herald donated ads worth nearly $47K to proponents of mayoral election
• Norway man indicted on sexual assault charges
• Oxford Hills woman pleads to $4 million MaineCare fraud
• A battle over winter: The fox vs. the almanac
• Hope for holidays, beyond
• Students get lesson on changing seasons
• School superintendent gets contract till 2014
• Hospitality employees learn alcohol server rights
• Campus Construction Update: Dec. 20, 2010
• Oxford Hills businesswoman pleads guilty to $4 million MaineCare fraud
• Maine ethics panel seeks $200 fine in Cutler Files case
• Moosehead Furniture plant equipment auctioned off
• Moxie Festival seeking ideas
• Maine tribal leader praises Obama
• Almighty Waste offers free recyling
• Norway buildings make historic progress
• Good cards foster good behavior at Longley
• Former Mexico grid iron star gets holiday treat
• Panel to take up mystery website
• Ski areas offer free learn-to-ski packages
• Three states in regional compact raid pollution funds
• On a barrier island, mystery deepens on 4 corpses
• Wanted: Buyer for controversial Cape Wind energy
• Nuclear treaty with Russians down to wire in Senate
• Jay voters to consider selling town land
• Auburn city offices to reduce hours
• Suspect in Maine stabbing indicted
• Face time: Brewster Burns
• Sights unseen: Making dentures
• Hospice House: Five years later, educating doctors, the public, easing conversations about death
• Black Mountain hosts hill climb
• CMMC to close acute care clinic
• Man killed in Fryeburg accident
• The little house that could
• PHOTOS: Vista Drive light show begins
• Collins, Snowe, Senate votes to end 'Don't ask, don't tell'
• Portrait of Baldacci unveiled at Maine State House
• Truck weights to fall back in Maine, Vt.
• City manager seeks council direction on slaughterhouse
• Farmington man banned from UMF campus
• Maine Machine lays off 11 workers
• Man, sister sentenced for health care fraud
• Bail lowered for man accused in kidnapping case
• Legislature ratifies Labor panel compromise
• Route 120 accidents cause more than $10,000 in damage, drivers OK
• Grand Jury indicts 4 on arson charges
• Verrill Dana ethics case goes to judge
• Crash victim improving
• Murder victim's widow arrested, charged in connection with his death
• Murder victim's widow arrested, charged in connection with his death
• Dog rescued from thin ice returned to owner
• Census figures show Maine family income lowest in New England
• Bates releases year's second CD by pianist Glazer
• New Mexico governor to consider pardon for Billy the Kid
• County aims to end union talks
• Giving Tree ready to help 40 chidlren
• Route 2 collision damages car, truck
• Christmas cantata at West Paris
• Biotechnology program inherits equipment
• Mime Time Players perform as the Grinch and Whos
• Men race rowboat across frozen lake to save dog
• Dixfield man to receive national wrestling award for courage
• PHOTO: Stuff a bus with gifts for needy children
• Tax package heads toward high stakes vote in House
• House approves extension of Bush-era tax cuts
• Our Dec. 16 issue is Online and On the Stands! Headlines include: • Pension crisis looms over taxpayers, p. 1 • Letter: Bates students shouldn’t vote, p. 3 • Letter: Abolish Dept. of Education, p. 3 • Letter: Support DREAM Act,
• Millett to head state financial post
• Dispatcher honored for cool head, grace in tough situations
• Agren Appliance opening store Monday
• Bates student accepts plea deal in connection to May melee
• Fitness, learning trail planned for Cascade Brook School
• 32 apply for town manager position
• Lawmakers reach compromise on labor panel
• New snow guns help Mt. Abram open early
• Lawyers at firm say they believed 'respected' colleague
• Chechen politicians visit L-A
• Local parents watch daughter win big in 'Hell's Kitchen'
• Coins, comics generate dreams at roadshow appraisal
• Mountain Valley's Kaubris named Fitzy finalist
• Beer geeks get their chance at Baxter's first brews
• Mother, daughter killed in Knox accident
• Raymond and Windham school board to decide on school closure
• Three teens charged with New Gloucester arson
• Tree-felling accident kills power to nearly 3,000 CMP customers
• Bates Dance Festival Announces 2011 Training Programs
• Report sheds light on county contract squabble
• Health care panel hopeful LePage will consider recommendations
• Report cites failures in Togus shooting victim's care
• Lewiston man dies in Auburn wreck
• Artist continues working in spite of debilitating illnesses
• Last bingo game marks end of a social scene
• One hurt in Turner crash
• Soule ordered to pay former contractor
• Red Tape Forum elicits concerns about doing business in Maine
• Heavy rain swells rivers
• Hospital offers site to town for new police station
• Whistle-blowing secretary testifies in bar hearing
• Christmas decorations disappear in Wilton, East Dixfield
• Lewiston proposed school budget calls for no tax hikes
• Black segregation in US drops to lowest in century
• St. Mary Schola presents holiday concert of early music
• Cape Elizabeth approves $25K fee for Beach to Beacon race
• Serious accident closes Minot Ave.
• Lewiston man killed in Minot Avenue accident Tuesday
• RSU 10 aims to provide expanded learning opportunities
• Witnesses help teen bicyclist struck by car
• Car runs off road to avoid deer
• Questions raised in soldier's death under Army review
• Baldacci defends his record as sun sets on political career
• Drivers ticketed after ignoring 'road closed' signs
• Wind damage delays Vista Drive light show
• Several injured in Turner three car accident
• Bar hearing reveals ex-partner's money, sex habits
• Farmington team takes first place in state LEGO championship
• Heavy rains wash out roads, flood river islands in Rumford
• Winter Wonderland festivities in Wilton
• Search called off for lost Maine fisherman
• Oxford casino opponents fold on recount
• Judge in Virginia strikes down federal health care law, citing mandate to purchase health insurance unconstitutional
• Report sets Maine's stage for health reforms
• Maine gasoline prices rise
• Western Maine mountain parks topic of hearing held at UMF
• Flooding Sandy River closes roads
• Iran's president fires foreign minister
• Families gather to honor loved ones
• Maine bomb squad inspects plane in false alarm
• Paris selectmen to discuss area poverty
• Wilton officials pleased site will be evaluated
• Chechen officials visiting Maine, L-A
• Superintendent seeks feedback on grade-access program
• Scam attempt fails but not without loss of $200
• Slaughterhouse plan goes to Auburn Planning Board Tuesday
• Study sees reshaped state government
• Chip boiler due to arrive next month
• Christmas for Maine's military family
• Fire alarm repaired, school reopened to public
• Fire destroys empty New Gloucester home
• Smart grid, smart meters and lots of learning ahead: What consumers ought to know
• Hound of hell: Tea party leader rips, but will he run?
• War hero McLain laid to rest
• Man injured in Buckfield rollover
• 'Christmas Spectacular'
• Santa's new sleigh
• Go and Do: Taking a creative turn at the wheel
• Go-go Christmas gadgets! Maine's Gadget Concierge recommends getting that Xbox, but wait for the tablet
• Channeling chocolate, healthy and in the raw
• PHOTOS: Looking for Trees
• Fund seeks pledges for schools in Levesque's name
• Two people injured in separate accidents
• Police search for suspect after woman stabbed
• Hours-long chase ends in arrest
• Giant ice tower planned for Bethel Winterfest
• Board extends contract one year
• School closed to public by faulty fire alarm system
• Tri-County drops meds for 500 patients
• Car leaves road, strikes pole
• Promise of casino jobs draws overwhelming response
• Casino gains votes again; recount may end Monday
• Snowe, Collins to support START nuclear treaty
• Obama predicts tax bill passage, possible changes
• 4 arrested in tense drug sting at Brewer motel
• Maine Congressional reps vote for DREAM Act
• Regulators: Electricity prices for many will decrease by 6 percent
• Police pick up Oxford County sex offenders in compliance sweep
• Quick response reduces fire damage
• GPS leads police to Rite Aid robbery suspect
• Photo: Dickens decorations
• Tobacco shop targeted by thieves
• New Roopers opens today
• Accused cemetery vandals indicted
• 'Nice guy' gets 7 years for stabbing roommate
• Rare basket on display at Farmington Library
• Photo: Clubhouse at Prospect Hill comes down
• Friday night football coming to Dirigo
• Business leaders blame DEP for development woes
• Christmas gifts to be sent to soldiers in Afghanistan
• Senate blocks repeal of 'don't ask, don't tell'
• Study: Half of women over 40 get annual mammograms
• Our Dec. 9 issue is Online and On the Stands! Headlines include: • Launch LA seeks entrepreneurs, p. 1 • Collins: Prevent tax hikes on families, p. 1 • Local men start Internet radio station, p. 1 • Letter: No problems with mosque, Fu
• Red Sox reach deal with Crawford for $142M, 7 yrs
• Committee formed to pursue estimate on county police coverage
• Hearing set to discuss proposed $1M unorganized territory budget
• Two rescued when 3-masted vessel sinks
• School closings on rise
• New candy shop opens in downtown Lewiston
• Bethel company hopes new technology can fire up wood pellet industry
• Legion Hall in Paris to hold last bingo game
• Wales residents unhappy about losing their school
• Donations coming in for McLain family
• Pair plans work for 'Le Messager' building
• Rumford woman awarded by cancer group
• Minot man arrested in Rite-Aid heist
• Grant to help pay for school mold removal
• Hackers strike at MasterCard to support WikiLeaks
• Winfrey has heard the rumors, but denies she's gay
• Obama facing tough sell in own party on tax deal
• Maine Toys for Tots volunteer faces charges after allegedly stealing thousands of dollars worth of toys from program
• Baldacci and LePage share luncheon
• $150,000 grant from Alden Trust supports Hedge-Bill renovations
• Libby to stay in top Maine military post
• Florida is getting some Moxie
• Soldier comes home
• Victim of dog attack believes two animals were involved
• UM students horrified by bunny butchering stunt
• Casino gaining support in recount; missing ballots found
• More than 200 attend Oxford casino hearing
• Auburn cancer survivor wins national contest
• Court to look at huge Wal-Mart sex bias lawsuit
• Teen arrested in Oregon car bomb plot led 2 lives
• Wanted: Ghosts of Christmas past
• Fall from Maine bridge kills worker
• 2 Maine Cabinet nominees to be named
• Facebook's new facelift plays up photos, friends
• GOP, Dems nearing deal on taxes, jobless benefits
• Campus Construction Update: Dec. 6, 2010
• Northern Maine gets walloped with snow
• Maine gasoline prices rise
• No one hurt in two-car crash
• Chamber to host red-tape workshop
• Tax rate stability uncertain, Holt says
• Workshop Dec 9 to craft new Rumford wind ordinance
• In Sight: Robbie Little
• Photo: Fifth day of Hanukkah
• Great Falls graffiti
• Police call Augusta man's death suspicious
• Young Wilton artist's work on display
• Caravan of wreaths leaving for Arlington
• COLUMN: Talk of the town
• Raffle prize to pay for year of tuition
• Clerk's call leads to arson arrest
• Buckfield teacher recognized for ties to Japan
• Maine beer: Stigma fading for contract brewing
• Four trapped in car after driver loses control
• Maine college leaders not among top earners nationwide
• New Lewiston brewer confident he'll succeed in crowded Maine beer market
• Hammond Lumber buys Pineland Lumber Co.
• Chester Greenwood Day draws thousands
• Firearms simulator unveiled
• New program, 'First Class,' to help adults go to college
• 3 receive outstanding college student awards
• Patriotism celebrated on four wheels
• Hartford newsletter editors retiring
• Former Bates student pleads guilty to melee-related charge
• Propane truck flips on Washington Street
• Lewiston driver remains in critical condition
• Group rallies on Longley Bridge in support of DREAM Act
• Caswell's discount store closes
• Lewiston man sent to prison on gun charge
• Man zapped, hurt, jailed
• Weird, Wicked Weird: Wrapping up another weird year, Part 1
• December 2010 images at Bates
• Sociologist Duina's book 'Winning' captures media interest
• Maine give preliminary yes to new Kibby wind plan
• Washington Street closed after propane truck rollover
• Board seeks sanctions against six lawyers
• Global Lens series concludes with Chinese film 'The Shaft'
• LePage to back Snowe, tea party challenger or not
• Canadian man pleads guilty to drug charge, pays fine, forfeits truck
• Donations being taken for family of fallen soldier
• Three injured in Poland crash
• Maine wreaths to honor fallen veterans
• Ceremony honors McLain
• Snowe seeks probe in death of soldier
• UPDATED: One hurt in wreck
• Androscoggin Land Trust to highlight plan for signs
• Grammy smiles on LaMontagne
• 6 soldiers, including Peru, Maine man, killed by policeman were 101st members
• Head-on collision on Route 121 early Thursday afternoon
• Press Herald spotlights Maine Senate president Raye '83 and his 'passion for politics'
• 80 more Vt. National Guard soldiers home from war
• World Acadian Congress effort on Web
• Oxford casino recount underway
• Oxford casino recount under way
• Lack of charges in Bangor beating death spurs outrage
• Now you can post comments on our new and improved website! Our December 2, 2010 Digital Edition is Online and On the Stands! • Auburn council to discuss Arts Center, p. 1 • CLT hosts meeting on new home, p. 18, 19 • Lewiston survey asks r
• Bethel Chamber of Commerce proposes 150-foot Winterfest Ice Mountain
• CANCELED: Race in a Post-Human World lecture
• Chamber to assist families during Chester Greenwood Day
• After victories, Charles in charge: 'Architect' of GOP victories credits plan, Democrats' abandonment of working people
• Great Falls demo order stands, mayor in error
• Old photos show history of farmland
• Local nurse tends to Haiti's sick
• Greenhouse work turns into life lessons
• About-face:Florist raises money to rotate Civil War statue
• Family mourns loss of soldier
• Maine lawmakers sworn in amid bipartisanship talk
• GOP says it'll block bills until tax cuts extended
• After harsh words, Maine's LePage to meet Obama
• Portland murder trial reveals details of suicide note
• New Maine Legislature sworn in
• Report: US has untapped offshore wind potential
• Maine may help shape health care cost-cutting
• Query: Thanksgiving. Christmas. Boxing Day?!#@?!
• Public hearing set for Oxford casino
• Worker advocates blast Republican plan to dissolve Labor Committee
• Peru man killed in Afghanistan
• Car snaps light pole
• Strong contractor awarded Patent for invention
• Mayor erases Great Falls Arts Center demolition, declares vote an error
• Hammond buys Pineland Lumber assets
• Police affidavit reveals more details in Franklin County kidnapping case
• Canadian man ends up behind bars following GPS directions
• Search continues for assault suspect
• Three top Maine officials nominated
• Maine's Cutler fighting for Clean Air Act
• Casino opposition seeks volunteers for recount
• President Hansen extends invitation to Year-End Teleconference
• Mill going green, will produce own electricity
• Mexico man pleads guilty to two murders
• Maine soldier from Mexico killed in Afghanistan
• Lewiston police report vehicle burglaries
• Events Schedule: December 2010 (Revised)
• Farmington man faces gross sexual assault charge
• Three charged with kidnapping in Franklin County
• Topsham man dies in crash
• Route 136 reopens
• Environmental study recommends further review of two contaminated sites
• Passenger rail proposed for Auburn, Paris, Bethel
• Lewiston-Auburn welcomes the Christmas season
• Harrison's Christmas theme is "Silver Bells"
• Firefighter charged with burglary, theft at training session
• State's integration with health care law clouded by potential legal challenge
• Paris man charged with gross sexual assault
• Mainers hopeful as new GOP-led Legislature meets
• Car flips into ditch in Oxford crash
• Maine man due in court in death of girlfriend
• Citing deficit, Obama freezing federal worker pay
• Route 136 in Auburn reopens
• 'Les Femmes du Maroc' artist to speak
• (Almost) live, from Lisbon Falls: Local men launch Internet radio station
• Wreaths Across America ceremony
• PHOTO: Yuletide harp concert in Auburn
• A Haitian artist's inspired portrait of recovery in Maine
• Application for Livermore Falls medical center grant set for hearing
• Lewiston interchange plan gets Dec. 1 review
• Police find laptop, note at site of Massachusetts sheriff's suicide in Wells
• Teen falls through ice on Sebago Lake
• PropSys assessed fine for Lewiston developers' lead-paint violations
• PHOTO: Tree lighting in New Gloucester
• Broadway musical 'Annie' to premiere
• People You Know: Muriel Arsenault — Queen of the kitchen
• Country club parcel protected from development
• Lego teams build robots for state tournament
• Cops: Mass. sheriff dies from apparent suicide
• 'Swim-a-Ton' nets $6,269.60
• Veterans recognized with wreaths
• Man charged with murder of former girlfriend
• Public's help sought in finding missing man
• Seafood sellers serve up celebs to swell sales
• Icy roads cause rash of crashes
• CLT to ask city for building
• First in an occasional series: Longley Elementary changes include new teachers, new approaches
• Police log
• Baldacci sees plenty to be thankful for
• PHOTOS: Oxford Hills Christmas Parade
• Police log
• Attempted robbery reported on Lisbon Street
• Western Maine rail reviews set for Monday
• Historic plane still flying
• Ontario to Maine: Space enthusiasts track balloon to Jay
• Black Friday shoppers in buying mood
• Mass. propane tanker fire forces evacuations
• FedEx finds missing radioactive equipment
• Dozens of crashes reported on Oxford County highways
• Saudi forces arrest 149 al-Qaida suspects
• Mass. man charged with OUI in fatal crash on Thanksgiving
• South Portland police to go 'hands free' on cell phones
• Topsham residents to vote on marijuana dispensary rules
• After 20 years, Maine lake taken off impaired list
• 'Cut your own' tree on the rise in New England
• The Jordan family rents a church to squeeze in all the relatives
• Land regulators to take up new wind energy application
• Lights, cocoa and trees big part of holiday celebration
• Food donations accepted along parade route
• Parent asks for parking in front of school stop
• Town to apply for sewer, water grant
• Downtown, park improvements sought through grants
• Residents to decide fate of Fire Department
• Lewiston man seeks to suppress evidence before attempted murder trial
• Car lands in trees
• Family put up in motel after home burns
• Thanksgiving through the eyes of kids
• Court rejects former Lewiston lawyer's request for reinstatement
• Bars see more patrons on Thanksgiving eve
• Accidents temporarily close Route 2, North Road
• PHOTO: In the Saddle
• PHOTO: Thanksgiving feast in Mexico
• Sharing food, giving thanks at Fuel
• Police log
• Wood harvesting apparently on rebound
• Memorials would honor Rumford patriotism
• Driver escapes rollover uninjured
• Lisbon Street pharmacy robbery sparks manhunt
• Kids' take on Thanksgiving
• High School Football: Kaubris, Cloutier among Fitzy semifinalists
• Mainers start Thanksgiving travel
• Now you can post comments on our new and improved website! Our November 25, 2010 Edition is Online and on the Stands. Headlines include: • Young Professionals want lively downtown, p. 1 • Community Little Theatre needs new home, p. 1 • Let
• Maine wreath companies in legal dispute
• Game-day notes: Champion earns goalie of the week honors
• Maine man pulls shotgun, turns tables on break-in suspects
• Seal Cove couple found dead in submerged SUV in Tremont
• Middle school boy readmitted
• Oxford County fifth-graders prepared for disasters
• Lepage's tea party adviser labeled 'extremist'
• IRS seeks people owed refunds
• More shoppers expected to be out on Black Friday
• Mosque parking raises heat at meeting
• Police arrest man on Bank Building roof
• Deer hunters find three bodies in two-week stretch
• Rumford woman hurt in three-vehicle collision
• Irving to invest nearly $3.5 million in Dixfield mill
• U.S. Interior Secretary Salazar vows to speed wind energy projects
• All-clear given at Boston airport cargo area
• Maine economy looking brighter
• Maine man wants coffee shop arson trial moved
• Identities of elderly couple found submerged in vehicle in Trenton released
• Man charged in 4 Boston killings held without bail
• LePage expands transition effort
• LePage expands transition effort
• TSA chief: Resisting scanners just means delays
• Maine federal judge rules for police in shooting
• Maine businesses to pay more to cover unemployment
• Jackson Lab starts wood pellet project
• Hiking Tryon: New trail connects Pineland, Bradbury, but some want more
• Rite Aid: $3,000 reward for robber
• River Valley sees spate of crashes Monday
• State documents incoming speaker's inflated Medicaid charges
• Investment, charitable meetings not right for business hours, manager says
• Slick roads cause numerous accidents
• Wreath goes up to mark the beginning of Advent season
• IRS seeking owners of uncollected refunds
• Food boxes go out to needy families
• Mountain Valley students learn about other cultures, religions
• RSU 10 board votes to allow Buckfield students to play on Mountain Valley lacrosse teams
• Oxford crash injures two drivers
• Rite Aid robbed
• Bread, turkey, winter coats given out
• Jay man faces assault, threatening charges
• Stratton man faces charges after chase, crash
• 2 arrested in Maine meth lab case
• Another body found in Maine woods by deer hunter
• New federal law mandates health plans must spend premiums on medical care; exemption from law requested in Maine
• Over 330 die in stampede at Cambodian festival
• Maine's medical professionals recognized for helping outside state's borders
• LePage transition team grows to 30
• 'Antisocial Media' opens 'Race in a Post-Human World' series
• A fave of both rock and country fans, 'guit-steel' picker Brown comes to Bates
• Jury convicts Guandique of murdering Chandra Levy
• Jury convicts Guandique of murdering Chandra Levy
• Student musical achievement showcased during December
• Pianist Glazer performs tribute to composer Schumann
• Collaborative sound, image project based on local, Japanese children's contributions
• First slick weather catches motorists off guard
• A grope too far: Fliers' anger at TSA boils over
• Events Schedule: December 2010
• Bucksport's Verso Mill to reduce use of coal
• Gas prices rise more than 4 cents in the past week
• Maine broadband expansion marked
• Maine soldiers begin returning from Afghanistan
• Barbara Bush: Palin should stay in Alaska
• Public hearing planned for Bradbury Mountain-Pineland connector
• Carriage House granted special amusement permit
• Livermore Falls Middle School earns accreditation
• Curfew ordinance, land use committee up for discussion at Paris selectmen meeting
• Man hospitalized following police chase crash
• Mayor distressed by councilors suspending rules
• CMMC offers free CT scans to current, former smokers
• Lewiston bar to host Thanksgiving dinner
• Arts festival officials want street closed for a day
• Pet feature: College-bound canines to start at high school
• PHOTO: ExTRAINaganza
• PHOTO: Poisonous play delights audience
• Exercise helps prepare Sumner for weather emergencies
• Route 142 driver overcorrects on sand shoulder, hits pole
• Bingo not! A loser this time, but this writer's getting dentures B-4 he goes back.
• Baldacci says lawmakers to face hard choices
• One man seriously injured in two-car crash on Route 2
• Bridgton Police seeking help in tracking down kidnapper
• Falcons dominate Hornets to earn Class B football title
• Ushering in the holiday season
• 'Anyone could be hungry'
• Despite convictions for sex crimes against children, James Raymond Jr.'s supporters deny his guilt
• Twin in suicide pact wrote to Columbine survivor
• Coroner: 2 Ohio women, boy stabbed and dismembered
• Analysis: Pope's comments add to debate on condoms
• With Afghan control by 2014, Obama sees combat end
• Falcons soar to Class B title
• Lewiston library seeks friends, support
• School merger discussion elicits strong reactions
• Seafood store targeted by vandals
• State honors soldier
• Energy efficiency tax credit still available to homeowners
• Court orders dog that killed therapy dog to be euthanized
• Snowe, Collins support health care lawsuit
• Collins, Snowe hedge on nuclear weapons treaty
• Conrad pleads guilty to arson, sentenced
• Three juveniles charged with vandalizing cemetery
• Man charged with trafficking, criminal speed
• Dog-bite victim may lose arms in surgery; dog put down
• New Maine lawmakers get schooling in Legislature
• San Francisco Chronicle picks up story about El Palo Alto by Doug Ray '10
• Body found in Vassalboro identified
• CMP asks state panel to dismiss complaints about 'smart' meters
• Silsby trial on hold, again
• Osgood Avenue man arrested on drug charges
• Levesque: Some students will need longer school year
• Five foreign students find surprises in U.S.
• Parents, grandparents, pre-teens share early Thanksgiving dinner
• Potter fans get giddy at new flick opener
• County to revisit solutions to ease space crunch
• Committee OKs Oxford County budget
• Selectmen vote to sign police contract
• Rumford selectmen extend wind moratorium 180 days
• Maine House Democrats choose leaders
• Chester Greenwood Day theme is 'Child's World of Wonder'
• Biologist disputes cougar sightings
• Trashion Show: Once disposable, now elegantly posable
• John J. Margarones '48, professor emeritus of education, dies at 87
• Maine-based forest management company expands with acquisition
• Snowmaking starts at Sugarloaf
• Maine marijuana caregivers form trade association
• Time Warner and Cablevision execs ask for new rules in programming talks
• Now you can post comments on our new and improved website! Our November 18, 2010 Digital Edition is Online. Headlines include: • Gov.-elect Page names budget group, p. 1 • Principles for Reforming Maine Govt., p. 1 • 5th Annual Chef&rsqu
• Mt. Blue teacher honored by Cornell for inspiring former student
• Reasons for delay of biomass furnace for OHCHS unclear
• Health care reprieve awarded to past county officials
• New Sharon man ordered to serve 24 years in prison for sex crimes
• Lamey-Wellehan owner: Don't extend tax cuts for richest Americans
• Gambling Control Board's role to grow in coming years
• Launch L-A deadline two weeks away; CMCC forming Entrepreneur Academy
• GOP stands by its man
• Nutting disciplined for medication error
• PHOTO: Turkey puppets
• Ski resort offers geo-location game on Facebook, virtual patch prizes
• PHOTO: World Peace Day
• Nutting says he's fit to be House Speaker despite Medicaid overbilling
• Pair of players selected to Under-17 team
• State police seeking help identifying body found in Stacyville
• Cumberland doctor arrested on cocaine charge
• New Sharon to man serve 24 years in prison for sex crimes
• Probe sought in Maine inmate's prison death
• Native Americans' role in mercury legislation at issue in talk by UMaine anthropologist
• Sussman revealed as donor who lent jet to send dying man in Kansas back to Maine
• Hollywood Slots will ask Maine Legislature for table games
• Civil Rights Team donates to women's shelter
• Resort to reopen Friday
• Exchange students' summertime mural gets Lisbon Street display
• Court overturns guilty verdict in OUI case
• Saviello, reserve cop collide; both get minor injuries
• Biomass furnace delayed by Homeland Security
• Central Maine Health cuts 20 jobs
• Lewiston seeks to limit small medical pot sellers
• Slower snow clearing this winter, thanks to budget cuts
• Man says boy, 3, loaded rifle
• Lewiston superintendent: NCLB 'is failing'
• Fewer Maine schools meeting standards
• Arts groups scramble after Great Falls decision
• Oxford man killed in motorcyle-van collision
• Cool it: Heating curtailment plan will save money, carbon emissions during break
• Reader comments: How can we make them better?
• LePage names bipartisan Maine budget team
• Maine dog attack victim put into induced coma
• Mainers to average $553 in heating fuel assistance, about $300 less than last year
• Drugs, alcohol found in men who died at Maine camp
• Talks break down to avoid EMMC nurses' strike
• District 18 State Senator Thomas Saviello involved in an early morning crash in Wilton
• Maine soldier's funeral announced
• Lewiston driver killed, four critical in crash
• Fourth-graders study town government
• Transient faces charges after burglary, assault
• Byron Fire Department in jeopardy
• Dirigo, Mountain Valley boys expelled
• Auburn native named ambassador
• Lights preserved: Council votes down Vista Drive traffic ordinance
• Council gives thumbs down on Great Falls Arts Center, moves to demolish building next June
• Grammie B brings love to teaching to classroom
• Gourmet in a Pinch opens in Bethel
• Clearwater Food Pantry dedicated; volunteers recognized
• Pickup hits bus in Lewiston
• Black Bear unveils new website, reassures job seekers
• BIW awarded $8.5 million contract change
• Forest service: Wildfire in Hartford may be arson
• Shoplifter takes off after cart spotted with $1,700 in goods
• Herbie the tree auction brings in nearly $30K
• Lagrange woman critically injured in dog attack
• Language Arts Live presents eclectic author Ander Monson
• Two NYC men arrested at Portland motel and charged with selling Ecstasy
• Body found in woods in Vassalboro
• Moms sue Pennsylvainia school over 'boobies'-bracelet ban
• Retail sales rise is led by higher auto purchases
• Husson to offer MBA degree
• Hartford wildfire caused by humans
• Maine CDC puts out alert on syphilis
• State championship football times set
• France to honor local man for WWII service
• Councilors question paying for Arts Center
• Photo: 'Prettiest little dump in Maine'
• Farmington ceremony honors veterans
• Photo: Cane Cane Classic
• Police log
• Levesque to be featured at Great Falls Forum
• Students building warming hut in Norway
• Pownal boy dies after being pinned under tree
• Unoccupied pickup runs over boy
• Furloughed Maine state workers offered lift discounts at ski resort
• Forest service investigating wildfire in Hartford
• Bangor man's body found in Penobscot River
• Signatures and suitors: Lewiston casino plan moves forward
• Banking on potential: Officials weigh in on casino's potential impact on property values along Route 26
• Kingfield man found dead by hunter
• Orbs, moans, voices revealed in ghost hunt
• Bantu families adapting to U.S.
• Helping each other adapt to new ways
• Casino details still to be decided
• High school football: Mountain Valley blanks Wells
• Saturday's high school football scores
• Photo: Mural shows piece of past
• FCC rule spurs concern over radio costs
• Oakland lawmaker to become first GOP House speaker in 36 years
• Teen assaulted at Gray home
• Club gives students spectrum of flavors
• Jobs focus of Oxford casino press conference Friday
• Neighbors mostly upbeat about casino
• Deal to protect 4,777 acres on border
• Winter Wonderland Festival to feature trees, wreaths
• Shoppers react to new pot dispensary at Auburn Plaza
• ATV club seeks to open Kingfield trail
• Norway Opera House case going to trial
• Nutting wins GOP nomination for House Speaker
• Colorado police investigate, protect pedophilia author
• Missing 26-year-old from Jonesport found safe
• Frenchville man dies of ATV crash injuries sustained on Halloween
• Campus Construction Update: Nov. 12, 2010
• Jobs focus of Oxford casino press conference Friday
• A Bates weekend in the arts: dance, Global Lens, classical music
• Global Lens series presents Serbian film Ordinary People
• Cruise passengers endured stench, cold food
• Photo: Car hit building entrance
• State taking nominations for Big Tree list
• L-A Tim Hortons locations will stay open as chain closing 36 stores in NE
• Civil Air Patrol aims to decorate veterans' graves with wreaths
• Hundreds honor veterans
• Photo: Market fresh
• Pot dispensary to open in Auburn
• Baxter installs brewhouse, beer coming in January
• Paris Selectman: Town government 'flying blind' before audit report
• Tim Hortons to close 36 restaurants in New England
• Buying rush follows Washington ban on Four Loko
• AWOL soldier returns on Veterans Day
• Injured pedestrian still hospitalized
• Study suggests turnpike spur, rail link for Scarborough, South Portland
• Illegal immigrants speak out in Maine
• The Boy Scouts' Camp Gustin won't be sold
• Remembering Veterans
• Walton to manage Generations gym
• Route 26 farmland site for Oxford casino
• $4 million medical building planned for Livermore Falls
• Why Western Maine? Why not?
• Norway home destroyed by fire
• Bourcier resigns, Bibeau recalled
• Bruins seek bathroom vandal
• Farmington remembers those who served
• Mobile home damaged in Wilton fire
• Family of veterans etched in stone
• Champion elm Herbie to be sold in artful pieces
• Rumford police investigate sex assault, fraud, burglaries
• LePage team says Dirigo will be replaced when it's 'Diri-gone'
• Woman charged with defrauding state
• Group scrutinizes county's $9.7M proposal, health care, administrator
• Soldier with local ties dies in Afghanistan
• Logging professional demonstrates techniques
• Honoring veterans
• UMaine System may need new site in Mexico, Rumford
• Two injured in car crash
• First case of seasonal flu reported in Maine
• Pedestrian hit on Longley bridge
• US appeals court judge endorses legal marijuana
• Recount requested in Oxford casino referendum
• Reporter Query: Out of the mouths of babes
• Red Claws going young for second season
• Feds propose graphic cigarette warning labels
• One-man show at Bates College illuminates experiences of people of color
• Power outages continue
• Top Maine teachers visit UMF
• Elderly woman confronts thief
• Wind project manager: Nothing new in Spruce Mountain appeal
• New Lewiston superintendent: Education and business have much in common
• Brand name hotel study under way in Rumford
• Lewiston woman modeled for painter 100 years ago
• Andrews arrested on forgery, cocaine charges
• Jay man gets patent for harness-racing sulky
• Poland man charged with assault
• Blended family adds one more
• Dixfield to allow state to govern wind projects
• Jay school board OKs sending merger plan to state
• Injured workers released from hospital
• Dam project gets $5,000 grant
• Walsh avoids jail time in Brownfield neighbor feud
• County examines $9.7million budget
• Veterans Day services in Farmington, Jay, Livermore, Livermore Falls
• Summit Faith Community opens in Farmington
• Gusty storm knocks out power
• Thai student sees first snow, aims for ski team
• Power outage halts classes at Lewiston Middle School
• Journalists cite 'cocoon' reporting at Bates College
• College-access program head fills vacant swing dean position
• 'Duty' calls late night video-game shoppers
• Anti-casino group to ask for recount
• Ellsworth school official hired as Lewiston superintendent
• As boomers age, 1 in 5 drivers will be oldsters
• Former Maine Olympian Parisien to join Mt. Abram coaching staff
• Maine police say 3 young people killed in crash in Knox County town of Hope
• School continues while the power is out at Lewiston Middle School
• Soldier with ties to Leeds died in Afghanistan
• Firefighters squelch fire, save home
• 6 Republicans vie for Maine speaker
• Tough times for tough hockey, Part 2: The league adapts
• Heavy winds knock out power to more than 60,000
• Mainers hit with rising heating oil prices
• Free panel discussion Nov. 11 at Bates demystifies college search process
• BatesNews Monthly Update: November 2010
• November 2010 images of Bates
• People You Know: Maureen Mayo: 'It's never been a job; it's been a joy'
• Maine pine needles yield valuable Tamiflu material
• Scouts clean up after Camp Gustin logging harvest despite fear of sale
• PHOTOS: Welcome Home 619th
• As Greenwood goes, so goes Maine — again
• Board to discuss options on search for a town manager
• SAD 58 challenges to include new superintendent
• Maine barber pleads no contest to sex charges
• Fall roadwork projects begin in Rumford
• Mitchell says she'll retire from politics
• Veterans Memorial Park: 4,365 names and growing
• Vermont Yankee closes after leak of radioactive water
• Students planning trip to China
• Maine teenager gets help with hospital bills
• One hurt in early Sunday blaze
• Tough times for tough hockey, Part 1
• Litchfield man draws attention of notables in the comic book industry
• I knew I was getting old when...
• Crunching numbers, but only certain ones: State auditor on her role minding the state's money
• Norway man arrested for attempting to burn his own home
• Auction raises money for Northeast canoe trail
• Duck hunter pulled from Piscataqua River dies
• 2 Maine fires blamed on smoking around oxygen
• Troops get greeted by U.S. dignitaries
• Photos: Model Train Show
• Baldacci congratulates successor
• Voices of the Valley vocal talent contest attracts 20 children, adults
• Jodoin: Success on, off the ice are related
• Cianbro buys petrochemical company
• Weird, Wicked Weird: The occult. Witchcraft. Demonlogy. Library books that grow legs.
• Falmouth High School teacher charged with marijuana possession at school
• Police give students lessons in avoiding driving mistakes
• PHOTO: Oxford Hills students chat with scientist
• Sugarloaf hosts disaster drill Sunday
• Jay school panel to revisit merger plan
• Man charged with indecent exposure
• Two hurt at Verso Paper
• Buckfield students to participate in TV glee competition
• CEO of conservative think tank co-chairs LePage team
• Squash-and-apple soup served and fifth annual Chef's Soiree
• Auburn cops train at speedway
• LePage launches transition
• Maine hits 12th straight month of warm temps
• MDEA arrests two, seizes 28 pounds of pot in Auburn
• Weather postpones high school football games
• Grand jury indicts man for attempted murder in Brunswick
• Philanthropy's impact on teaching, research addressed at Benjamin Bates Society gathering
• Works by New York choreographers Ford, Barnes on Bates College Modern Dance Company program
• Free panel discussion Nov. 8 at Bates demystifies college search process
• Bates-led consortium of Maine schools awarded $619,000 to continue Shetlands study
• WCSH-TV covers mock dorm blaze during Fire Safety Day
• Casino opponents look to state constitution to block project
• Boston Globe focuses on Argentine adventures of Farber '12
• Lisbon man sentenced for attempted murder of policeman
• Raymond sentenced to 12 years in prison, lifetime supervision
• Feds investigate Mechanic Falls Post Office
• Sales up, losses down for NewPage third quarter
• Fuel silo fire contained at New Vineyard mill
• OHCHS student journalism project looks at casino vote
• Oxford town manager addresses casino concerns
• Public hearing set on extending Rumford wind moratorium
• LePage accepts invite to White House reception
• Maine facing state trooper shortage
• LePage launches transition
• President Hansen's road show resumes in December
• Did polls tilt the governor's race?
• Video: NASA profile of Petro '01 reveals influence of Bates mentor
• 'One of us': Francos laud LePage win
• Scouts, Gustin family aim to save camp
• Photo: Frozen colors
• 'Blue' angel
• LePage's win in Lewiston due to several factors, political watchers say
• Photo: Opera House work going to bid
• Peace walk kicks off in Farmington
• Auburn manager unveils reorganization for department heads
• County delays lifetime health-care decision
• More winners in Androscoggin County charter race
• 'I'm not done': Auburn native says he'll run for office again
• Farmington voters support Harvell
• Farmington voters favor Saviello in Senate District 18 race
• Probate race too close to call
• House burns in Lisbon
• Minot cemetery lots ready for sale
• Casino for Oxford passes by small margin
• Lewiston casino backers see win-win in Tuesday's vote
• Malloy confident in victory Connecticut goveror's race
• Mainers approve $15 million in bonds
• Michaud projected to hold seat for fifth term
• Reps. Pingree, Michaud win re-election in Maine
• Marijuana legalization measure loses in California
• LePage to be Maine's next governor
• Expert on American Indian and Native Hawaiian issues to speak
• Maine race for governor too close to call
• Casino vote still neck and neck
• Winsor ahead in early results for House seat
• Pingree projected to win re-election in Maine's 1st CD
• Michaud projected to win fifth term in second congresssional district
• Early results show Franklin County bond going down
• Leonard appointed Bates head baseball coach
• Daily flag salute mandated for Oxford Hills schools
• Students vote in mock election to merge with Livermore, Livermore Falls
• AG seeks payment from former state employee for unpaid travel debt
• Commission wants end to heath-care-for-life benefit
• Absentee ballots can be withdrawn
• Land trust seeks talks over Camp Gustin
• Obama: Agenda 'all at risk' in any Republican romp
• High turnout expected in Maine elections
• Bates names former Red Sox minor leaguer Leonard as baseball coach
• Turner mom on CNN talking debt, taking back control
• Live Chat: Election Night results — Nov. 2, 2010
• Two breaks in one water main disturbs supply
• Maine gov vote between Cutler, LePage
• Two treated at hospital after Wilton Road crash
• Mainers vote on whether to allow casino and resort
• Oxford driver hurt in rollover
• Light early election turnout seen in Maine cities
• Norway home destroyed in fire
• Voters out before dawn for Election Day 2010
• Post-Gazette's David Shribman P'14 recalls Muskie's midterm speech 40 years ago today
• Poet-novelist Meena Alexander returns to Bates
• Video: Time-lapse of Garcelon Field renovations
• Clinton rallies Democrats: 'Don't give up'
• Maine gasoline prices fall
• Maine election officials expecting on par voter turn out
• Portland police to "clean up" Grant Street neighborhood
• Slide show features Homecoming 2010
• Campus Construction Update: Nov. 1, 2010
• PHOTO: Fiddle-icious
• Agencies seeking funds will need to fill out forms
• Shoe giveaway at River Valley Village
• Peace Walk begins in Farmington Tuesday
• Board to start work on ordinances
• Army to host formal welcome home for Auburn-based Reserve unit
• Fire crews battle mulch blaze in Poland
• cutlerfiles.com goes down
• Pet feature: Helping Rockin' T
• Outlaws clubhouse in Dayton, Maine catches fire
• Predator animals get Meroby students' attention
• Chatty driver causes tie-up on Casco Bay bridge in South Portland
• Fryeburg Academy receives $15 million gift
• Cutler Files taken down to avoid disclosure
• Halloween on Novella Street
• Photo: Trunk or Treat
• Five gov. race rivals discuss attack ads, taxes in final debate
• Deer season opens with bang
• Pumpkin art: Working the blank canvas
• Bringing them home - 1 Auburn church, 12 families, 20-plus overseas adoptions.
• Police log
• Obama warns of progress reversal if GOP wins
• Yemeni arrested, al-Qaida bomber eyed in mail plot
• In election's shadow, rally draws laughs, activism
• Photo: Little pumpkin at YMCA
• King endorses Cutler for governor
• Unpaid patient bills, cost of caring for the poor increasing
• Costumed children follow candy trail on Main Street
• Falls Hill logging truck rollover causes $90,000 damage
• Trader Joe's opens its first store in Maine
• Man charged after bail check turns up pot plants
• Man charged with threatening dog walker
• Lisbon man charged with dealing pot
• Spruce Mountain group appeals wind farm permit
• Political polls missing cell-only households
• Polls give LePage lead, Cutler gaining
• LePage supporter hopes to share in Greenwood's bellwether status
• Cutler lands endorsement from former Gov. King
• Drivers, animals escape injury in crash
• Video: Baughman's debate intro places Bates and Maine into political context
• Dixfield voters face four local ballot questions
• Two seek Franklin County Commission seat
• Oxford County commissioner runs for second term
• Planning Board chairman seeks seat on county commission
• L-A clerks gear up for write-in ballots
• Land bond seeks $10 million for variety of uses
• Study says casinos in rural counties lead to more drunk-driving deaths
• Young firefighters learn from fire drill
• Woman injured after airborne car slams auto lot
• Fire damages nine-unit building in Lewiston
• Maine senior housing project damaged by fire
• Fewer candidates, surprises at Bates debate
• Maine law court upholds ballot decision
• Tree-cutting at Camp Gustin sparks fears of sale
• Leadership races under way for Maine House, Senate
• A day at the (gubernatorial) race: MPBN, Bates partner for debate
• University of Hawaii unintentionally posts info of 40K students
• Raymond hearing cancelled after bomb scare at court
• Homecoming spotlights the wide range of Bates pride
• Five named to Board of Trustees
• Maine GOP goes after Sussman
• Woodlot harvest proceeds on target
• AP survey: Painfully slow economic gains into 2011
• Wind farm developer hosting open house
• LePage cancels debate appearance at Bates
• Breakfast forum features local candidates
• Fed releases $21.5 million in oil funds for Maine
• New restaurant liquor license approved
• Mainer files suit in connection in Madoff scheme
• Jack-o'-lantern parade moved to Wallingford's
• College tuition costs climbing again this fall
• Board to look into erroneous water bills for Irving
• First Wind lowers stock price expectation on IPO
• Canoeists rescued from Rangeley Lake
• Former Gov. King urges vote against Maine casino
• Global reach: Girls from Armenia, Moldova, South Korea attend Dirigo
• Cubist CEO Mike Bonney '80, Spelman Professor Alison Bernstein P'09 elected trustee chair and vice chair as five new trustees appointed
• Expert tells story of boy who was bullied
• Cubist CEO Michael Bonney '80, P'09, P'12, elected chair of trustees
• Photo: Snowe campaigns for local candidates
• Spelman Professor Alison Bernstein P'09 elected vice chair of trustees
• Students to share their Alaska experience
• Lena Sene '00 appointed to Board of Trustees
• Democratic National Committeeman calls Cutler fliers 'indefensible'
• Carol Lind Rattray appointed to Board of Trustees
• James McNulty appointed to Board of Trustees
• Richard Forde '75 appointed to Board of Trustees
• AP survey: Painfully slow economic gains into 2011
• Andrea Conklin Bueschel '90 appointed to Board of Trustees
• Mainer files suit in connection to Madoff scheme
• Norway plans haunting Friday
• Utah couple charged with forgery and pot cultivation in Durham
• Man pleads guilty to drug charge, sentenced to time served
• Maine GOP keeps pace in early voting
• Unopposed candidates rule tri-county ballots
• LePage cancels debate appearance at Bates
• Paris hiker rescued after fall from cliff
• Country singer-songwriter, 'Outlaw Country' deejay Elizabeth Cook to perform
• Super Grandma
• Poets from around the globe to read at 'Translations 2010' festival
• Library seeks to spark youth interest with Halloween theme
• Global Lens series continues with Iranian film 'My Tehran for Sale'
• Tibbetts shows mountains before, after wind-turbine construction
• Victim's husband on stand in New Hampshire home invasion murder case
• Lights going out on neon industry
• Canadian loggers cited by Maine court
• Maine rail upgrade to hinder Portland traffic
• French group to honor Maine man lost during WWII
• Some free tickets still available for MPBN debate Oct. 28
• Kaluba '10 returns to discuss development projects in Zambia
• Buses may be wiser for L-A, Brunswick, state officials tell council
• Wind ordinance ballot question withdrawn
• Maine diver videos underwater encounter with shark
• Farmington corn maize turned into 'your worst nightmare'
• Rail upgrade to hinder Portland traffic
• Harrison slates Halloween Festival
• Giving turkey the bird?
• Walpole man pleads guilty to assault charge
• Request denied in Auburn arson case
• Cutler says attack ads show 'they're afraid'
• Farmington Rec names 'favorite' soccer fan
• Plans for Dirigo prom get board OK
• Chaousis to leave Livermore Falls
• Oxford Hills church leaders express opposition to casino
• Activist revisits civil rights work in autobiographical play
• Civic Forum series concludes with panel on journalism, democracy
• 'Shooter' drill scheduled for today
• Canton dam grant to require archeological survey
• Charges dismissed against East Dixfield man
• Two firms file suit against Possibilities Counseling on behalf of unpaid therapists
• Raymond asks for 10 years in prison
• Maine's Downeaster gets $600 K from fed for study
• As bedbugs creep out NYC, tourists crawl away
• Police log
• Contract for single-sort recycling to be recommended
• Board accepts grant for warming hut
• Rumford board OK's buying half-ton pickup, guard rail for Public Works
• Special Auburn council meeting to ratify Gooseberry sale
• Museum making room for brewery, needs storage space
• Catholic bloggers aim to purge dissenters
• PHOTO: That's a goat ... on a boat
• Maine father and child found after getting lost
• Lewiston, Auburn libraries to launch e-book lending
• Bangor man undergoing evaluation after police standoff
• Videographer named young business person of the year
• Biddeford double murder trial starts
• School construction inspires student bloggers
• Official: LePage tax exemption allowed in Florida
• Award-winning lunches a hit with students
• Lewiston teacher wins national award
• PHOTOS: Pumpkin Scramble
• Live burn demostration highlights Bates Fire Safety Day on Oct. 27
• Oxford Hills church leaders express opposition to casino
• N.H. gets $2 million to study passenger rail
• Portland weighs letting noncitizens vote
• You can take the mill worker out of the mill town
• On the offensive: Levesque, political neophyte, shows he's a quick study
• National school safety expert to speak on bullying
• Baldacci touts rail improvements
• High court won't block Maine campaign law
• Maine agents charge 3 men in alleged drug scheme
• Extension Homemakers celebrate 60 years
• No one hurt in Route 108 fire
• Streb Extreme Action Performs At Portland Ovations
• After four years, walking trail is open
• Business Showcase features wares, arts, crafts
• Solar fiber-arts building opens in Sumner
• Driver under investigation in fatal crash
• Bach on the strings
• Chimney fire damages Leeds home
• Driver hurt in Auburn crash
• DaPonte String Quartet joined by pianist, bassist for chamber masterworks
• Video: Garrand '79 analyzes TV ads in Maine's 2nd Congressional race
• Campus Construction Update: Oct. 15, 2010
• Global Lens series continues with Uruguayan film 'Leo's Room'
• Healthcare expert to offer lessons from Taiwan's universal system
• Bethel airport fall foliage air show set for Sunday
• Joseph Woodhead, coach of champion Bates throwers, dies at age 76
• Congressional delegation lauds ITC ruling on foreign paper
• In two Cumberland County events, sociologist Duina to discuss new book
• Input sought on Wilton skateboard park
• Bates cast to perform Philip Barry's 'Hotel Universe'
• New radio show features Somali language
• R&D chief at Bay State pharmaceuticals firm to discuss drug development in seminar
• Historic district designation for Bates Mill up to feds now
• Events Schedule: November 2010
• Bingo to end Wednesday; Legion looks for other ways to support programs
• Bill Clinton coming to Lewiston; stomping for Mitchell
• Haunted Barn to aid animal shelter
• County and Sheriff's Department union fail again to agree on contract
• Drinking water officials: Protect water
• Writing wind-power rules topic at forum
• Lynne Ramsey honored as Volunteer of the Year
• Hunter with pacemaker rescued in Dallas Plantation
• Man ejected from truck in Fryeburg crash
• What can you learn about your car in one day?
• Questions abound at candidate forum
• In Greenwood, a turn for the better: Mills offer new opportunities
• Oxford teen killed in crash; three others seriously injured
• LePage leads in newest statewide poll
• Sunday River opens terrain late Friday
• Young L-A professionals quiz candidates
• N.H.'s Wildcat Mountain Ski Area sale to Missouri company in works
• Oxford casino debate draws 300
• Three charged with burglary in Fryeburg
• Maine jobless rate drops in September
• 90-year-old Sidney couple die in crash in Fairfield
• Fall color in Norway
• Election Day is over for millions of early voters
• Buckfield crash still being investigated
• Event to promote tourism in Franklin County
• State sets forum on Possibilities Counseling
• State money for new EL: Auburn superintendent 'hopeful'
• County building prepares for top-to-bottom exam
• Student: Bullying happens on Facebook
• Maine says not so fast to Forbes' 50th ranking
• Maine Today newspapers restore online commenting
• LePage, Cutler hammer at Mitchell
• Hermon high school student expelled over rap song
• New Farmington restaurant eyes December opening
• Maine woman wins $200K jury award against hospital
• Peru woman is Michaud intern
• Hearing for convicted killer delayed in Maine
• Auburn Book winner honored Saturday
• Board approves building site
• Selectmen award contract for building removal
• Man killed in Marsh Road crash
• Passenger dies in two-vehicle crash
• Maine ethics panel to discuss The Cutler Files
• Maine AG says new Penobscot bingo machine illegal
• Nurses, Maine medical center, reach contract deal
• Mount Washington covered with snow as foliage peaks in LA
• Gas leak closes Danville Junction Road
• 'Saved by the Bell' star coming to Mixers
• Wind farms would give taxpayers different options
• Police working on weekend incidents of theft, animal cruelty
• Big Apple robbed
• School merger plan goes to boards; middle school closure process to start
• New poll gives LePage edge over Mitchell; many undecided
• Councilors: Meeting about same issues waste of time
• Donut Divas have girl-power glaze
• Curator high on his job
• Grassroots group says anti casino signs ransacked
• Postcard hand-delivered 64 years late
• Sumner teen dies after fighting illness for months
• Police rebut claim of "excessive force" by teen, mom
• Democrats make pre-election pitch to help seniors
• Homeowners question safety, security of CMP smartmeters
• Veteran brings together 'family of soldiers'
• Debate on casino set for Oxford Hills
• Immigrant student numbers grow at Montello
• Carthage residents pose questions about wind farm
• Wind energy company to hold info session
• Tax rate drops 1.5 mills
• Minot fire chief resigns after more than 25 years
• Police investigate break-in at mill complex
• Parsonsfield man charged in accidental shooting
• Maine gov candidates talk regulations, power
• Gubernatorial candidates address sporting issues
• PHOTOS: Farwell Pumpkin Festival
• PHOTOS: Variety Show in Greene
• Disabilities no longer a death sentence for pets
• Wartime alumni recall training at Bates College
• Maine gasoline prices up 5.9 cents
• Bullying inspires teen songrwriter
• Maine woman struck in head with stray bullet
• Governor's 2010: Views on abortion
• New Maine wind farm under way in Lincoln
• Appalachian Trail hiker proposes to his girlfriend atop Mount Katahdin
• Jury selection begins in Bangor for Biddeford man's murder trial
• Maine congressional candidates list donors
• With New England trains, 'high-speed' is relative
• Maine courts fail to notify drivers of suspensions
• Three vying for two seats in Sabattus
• Reward offered for soda thieves
• 86-year-old woman dies in Maine house fire
• Theriault named Circulation Person of the Year
• Maine legislative control at stake
• Police reapprehend man who escaped deputies
• Former Bush staffer Card stumps for county GOP
• Sun Journal brings home awards from MPA conference
• Residents of Route 26 weigh pros and cons of Oxford casino
• Principal: 'Lot going on' to improve grad numbers
• 'Lewiston Academy' keeping kids on track for graduation
• Lewiston group opposing Oxford casino
• Turner, Greene, Leeds schools win U.S. nutrition awards
• Maine utilities restore outages
• $10.5 M grant OK'd for rails
• UMaine gets $5M from Alfond Foundation
• Army vet runs 4,425 miles to honor fallen troops
• Police still looking for hit and run driver
• Lisbon out to deter Route 196 accidents
• Man charged in sexual assault case
• Bedbugs reach local hospitals
• Fall colors
• Man to serve three years in prison, six years probation in sex case
• Lewiston firefighters to establish memorial
• Three-vehicle crash sends 2 women to hospital
• CMP readies storm response
• Ominous sky
• WCSH pulls ad critical of Pingree
• Wind ordinance debate heats up
• Inclement weather pre-empts Bethel airshow
• Man injured after wheelchair rolls down embankment
• Man pleads not guilty in May crash
• Driver sought in hit-and-run
• Police: Mechanic Falls man molested boys
• Maine CDC: Schools should give flu shots to kids
• Social workers vent about Possibilities Counseling
• Paris has other options to zoning
• Wood-turned historic Maine train replica fetches plenty of attention
• Ugly Moose closes down today
• GAMES POSTPONED
• Ex-Maine prosecutor challenges conviction
• Police log
• Fair to link students with nonprofits
• Conservation easement protects 4,632-acre parcel in three towns
• Oxford Hills Relay for Life planners to meet
• Musician to perform to benefit fuel assistance program
• Acclaimed children's author to speak in Turner
• Local surgeon wins civil suit
• Opera House project attracts bidders
• Absentee ballot use points to heavy voting at November polls
• Rumford majority OK's funding Black Mountain, Welfare Budget
• New Sharon man guilty of sex charges
• Pennies for the YWCA
• Mechanic Falls volunteer charged with sex crimes
• Hospital debt irks Maine GOP gov candidate
• Court: Injury en route to comp hearing not covered
• Zoning question on ballot for Paris
• Mt. Blue High School contract awarded
• Snowmobile stolen from lot on Route 2
• Three injured in crash, two remain hospitalized
• Politics cancels legislative candidates' forum in Rumford
• New Sharon man in court on sex abuse charges
• Men died of stab wounds, according to medical examiner
• City seeks bids for Bates Mill No. 5 roof repairs
• Lewiston man charged with attempted murder
• Few attend special meeting on wind ordinance, charter changes
• 2010 Governors race: Transportation
• Rescue of men from Chilean mine in progress
• Police services meeting canceled, office hours to be held
• $4.46M bond would improve county departments' quarters
• Man's drug charges start with seat-belt infraction
• Contractors to bid on Opera House work
• Hearing slated on computer purchase
• Rumford selectmen OK more restrictive tobacco policy
• Protesters greet wind company open house
• Student rep seeks activities with neighboring school district
• Project estimated to cost $6.60 per $100,000 valuation
• Maine courts reduce hours
• State to schools about bed bugs: 'Don't close'
• 2010 governors race: State pension problem
• California judge puts "don't ask, don't tell" on ice for now
• Three injured in two-car collision in Wilton
• Maine oil prices on the rise
• Dying Salina man makes it back to Maine
• Circle of friends create art
• YWCA fundraising drive now includes vintage ride
• Franklin County groups work to help Mainers stay warm this winter
• Nurses to picket over contract in Bangor
• Casino debate set for Wednesday in South Portland
• Autumn dance to feature Al Corey Big Band
• Police doing training in Rumford neighborhood
• People You Know: Jen and Tom Casey, one fiery couple
• Lisbon Falls man charged after car strikes utility pole
• Hanover to vote on late-tax payment fee
• Rumford voters to consider budget funding, wind and charter laws
• Group calls for turnpike bus line between L-A, Portland
• Lewiston stabbing investigation turned over to state police
• Governors 2010: On education
• Hunter dies from gunshot wound in Casco
• 32 cyclists tackle Farmington foothills, visit local farms
• GOP hopes for breakthroughs in Northeast
• Memorial set for Gold Star Mothers
• Gas prices in Maine jump
• Two injured in Otisfield ATV crash
• New England sets new records in electricity use
• Maine teen dies after suffering severe burns
• Peru hiker rescued after fall on Rumford Whitecap
• 'Bert and I' comedian given award for humanitarian work
• Bethel-Farmington couple win wife-carrying contest
• Race for Maine Governor 2010: Who the candidates are, and what they stand for
• 4-Hers prepare animals for show at Fryeburg Fair
• Double slaying in Lewiston
• Route 17 accident sends four to Rumford Hospital
• Car hits Burger King
• Auburn hunter shot
• Lewiston man hurt in Durham crash
• Black Label Society at Colisee
• Juvenile boy arrested on multiple burglary, theft charges
• Fire Prevention Open House Saturday
• Farm families find fair experience valuable for children
• Bates prof examines America's obsession with winning
• FMH resident house dedicated to local doctor
• Pink in the Rink: Maineiacs, fans aid cancer research
• Double murder in Lewiston
• Levesque: License suspension, driving record "irrelevant" to congressional bid
• Mother, son face drug trafficking charges
• Fireworks postponed to Saturday
• Trust hosting hike up Bald, Speckled mountains
• Rotary to honor Paul Harris fellows with tree
• Maine hiking path gets Euro support, crosses ocean
• Rumford to resume Fourth of July event
• Quilt Walk features work of local quilters
• Farmington man pleads guilty to drug charge
• Fair exhibits present contrasts in lifestyles
• Bedbugs found at second Sabattus school
• Burglar sentenced in pawn shop break-in
• North Korean official confirms Kim Jong Un, youngest son of Kim Jon Il, as leader
• Toxic sludge almost the size of Gulf Oil spill
• Windham man faces manslaughter in fatal shooting
• Bank of America halts foreclosure sales in 50 states
• Dying Mainer in Kansas hopes to return to home to his family
• Fall colors on the Royal River
• Students peeling, slicing and chopping for Community Harvest Supper
• Peak foliage color arrives in western Maine
• Auburn site brings VA services to Twin Cities
• 3 plead innocent in Maine election case
• Drunken driver suspected of causing Route 26 crash
• Lewiston man dies in Iraq
• Industry home destroyed by fire
• Warship named for Cpl. Dunham departs Maine
• Remembrance day for dead poets kicks off in Maine
• Roxbury bans smoking, chewing tobacco at Town Office, Fire Station
• First Wind opens office in Rumford
• Trail from Maine gets European endorsement
• Card featured at GOP fundraiser
• Vet running across nation to honor fallen comrades reaches Maine
• 10-10-10 Global Work Party events planned in Farmington
• This little piggy at the Fryeburg Fair
• Old schoolhouse provides look, lessons of past at Fryeburg Fair
• Hungary: Toxic red sludge has reached the Danube
• VIP founder Tom Auger dies
• New Maine-Nova Scotia ferry could sail next year
• St. Mary's patients get unexpected bills
• New Maine-Nova Scotia ferry could sail next year
• Maine mulls BPA ban expansion
• Meditation calms, teaches peace
• Candle on hot wood stove starts fire at Peru house
• Fair-goers get gander of Nubian family member
• Kay Mills remembered as teacher, mentor and mother
• L/A Arts director abruptly steps down
• Property owner to do sewer line extension
• Route 4 project delayed again
• Farmington dealership wins bid on cruisers
• Middle school boy expelled
• Council ponies up for YWCA energy audit
• Woman accused of abandoning dog
• Lewiston and Auburn schools on lookout for bedbugs
• Turnpike study findings explained
• Plans in works for Nateva Festival II
• Police seeking info in Auburn Rite-Aid robbery
• Moss back to Minnesota, according to AP source
• VA clinic to be built in Lewiston
• Celebration of Fall happens Saturday
• High court comes to Edward Little
• Manhunt for man accused of beating child
• Old-time farm machinery shows what it can do
• Two New Sharon men face charges of marijuana theft from police garage
• Woman charged in tampering case
• Wind ordinance hearing draws few
• 14 vie for six seats on the county's charter commission
• Possibilities Counseling to close
• Twice tasered but still kicking; Farmington man charged with resisting arrest
• Jordan School Road repairs part of Route 136 response
• Slaughterhouse considered for south Auburn farm lot
• Bedbugs biting into education; Sabattus Primary School closed for two days
• Still-defiant Times Square bomber gets life sentence
• Matriarch of Maine's Mills family dies at 93
• Building tricycle path at Sweatt-Winter children's playground
• Youngsters meet Smokey
• Fryeburg Fair opens
• Possibilities Counseling to close; agency with 500 therapists, 10,000 clients received conditional l
• Bridgton wins Firemen's Muster
• Beware: Warm computers can cause permanent skin discoloration on your lap
• Maine license renewal costs cut
• Maine hoping quality of life will bring dentists
• Does polish for LePage strip anger asset?
• Events Schedule: October 2010
• Commissioners to mull changing parking ordinance
• Global Lens series continues with Peruvian film 'Gods'
• McLaughlin Garden launches fundraisers
• Global Lens series continues with Algerian film 'Masquerades'
• N.H. woman rescued after ankle injury in Grafton Notch
• Museum of Art exhibitions explore Roman mythology, women in Islamic societies
• Changes in tax valuations plague SAD 58 towns
• Reading series presents two from Maine: award-winning novelist Spark, esteemed poet McNair
• Horse hero from Bridgton to be featured on MTV
• Daily Series: In Armenia, Shahinyan '12 picks up where the Soviets left off
• Woman, son rescued from stuck SUV
• Campus Construction Update: Oct. 1, 2010
• Campus Construction Update, Oct. 1, 2010: Hedge and Roger Williams halls
• Campus Construction Update, Oct. 1, 2010: Garcelon Field
• Conference at Bates draws experts in African refugee healthcare
• Woodsmen's Day is underway at the Fryeburg Fair
• Dempsey Challenge brings home $1.1 million
• Brother, sister sentenced for Old Orchard Beach murder
• Maine's 1st District race called lopsided
• Pot plant theft charges filed
• Vigil of Remembrance shows awareness of domestic violence
• Poll showing support for Oxford casino
• Wilton residents bilked of more than $5,000 by con artists
• Auburn cites bikers for loud exhausts
• Crowd turns out for Challenge
• Garden Center debuts at Fryeburg Fair
• Families 'amaized' on opening day
• Conservation officials hunt for two kinds of hardwood-killing bugs
• Navy scrambles after subs shed stealthy coating
• Talk of the town
• Woman dies from injuries in ATV crash
• Report: Toddler immunizations high in Conn., Mass.
• Grateful Dempsey shows emotional side
• Man injured after car leaves road, strikes tree
• Fryeburg Fair opens Sunday for eight days
• 2nd Congressional District: Levesque gains ground
• College Football: Black Bears hope they have UNH's number
• More than 4,100 people to join the Dempsey Challenge
• N.H. man convicted in ex-fiance's death
• Some roads to be continue to be maintained, others to go voters
• Special Carrabassett Valley town meeting set for Monday
• Arrests made in stolen pot case
• 4-year-old found wandering in park
• Apply, check your math, NEA official tells arts leaders
• Cutler rips GOP-Democrat 'duopoly'
• Photo: Vigil against violence
• Dempsey Challenge 'surreal' for Lewiston woman
• Persistent beavers cause problems on Stetson Road
• Abandoned dog adopted, renamed
• Maine dodges worst of East Coast storm
• NH man convicted in ex-fiance's death in Maine
• Bias crime charges weighed after NJ teen's suicide
• High school games postponed due to weather
• New sex ed funding ends decade of abstinence-only
• Flu shots to be given in SAD 44 schools
• Work to stabilize Opera House to start Nov. 4
• Tutlis chosen as Mexico's Citizen of the Year
• Family raising money for children's rare disease
• Farm bike tour extends sign-up date
• Transitional housing building opens in Rumford
• People's Choice is theme of wagon exhibit at Fryeburg Fair
• Oxford casino site chosen
• State hopes to have Route 136 re-opened by Christmas
• RSU 9 to keep higher graduation standard
• Fire guts Lisbon barn
• Mitchell defends political ads
• Bates Mill historic district considered
• Study ending LA's turnpike dream gets reviews next week
• Mexico, Rangeley to share code enforcement officer
• Incorrect absentee ballot forms have Livermore Falls town clerks scrambling
• Selectmen in two towns support trail projects
• Fryeburg Fair opens for 160th season Sunday
• High school biomass boiler project fired up
• Engineering students to design trail bridge
• Panelists lambaste state about wind power studies
• Man sets self on fire in public in Portland
• MBA program coming to Auburn community college
• Liza Minnelli Portland concert canceled due to illness
• Former GOP chief backs Moody in gubernatorial race
• LePage: I'd tell Obama to go to hell
• Libby Mitchell gets conservationists' nod
• Judge upholds decision to reject petitions to put Alex Hammer on ballot
• Candidates' driving records largely 'pedestrian'
• Resident acts to restore war monument in Chesterville
• Dempsey athletes find new ways to raise money
• Fire destroys Paris barn
• Dog abandoned, found tied to post, now at shelter
• Two foliage hikes planned at Mt. Blue State Park
• Massachusetts man charged in marijuana-growing operation
• Public Works contract settled in Dixfield
• Mexico to celebrate grand opening of boat launch
• Hebron students take part in Peace Day
• New poll shows Mitchell and LePage in statistical dead-heat
• Mail truck crashes into stopped vehicle
• Anti-wind ballot question meets resistance
• Burglaries, thefts continue
• Problems at Wilton skateboard park could lead to closure
• Contador to miss Dempsey Challenge
• Local dad named 2010 Best Dad on Wheels
• Police: Eiffel Tower evacuated after bomb threat
• Black Mountain debate continues at meeting
• Another day of searing heat on tap for California
• Former inmates claim jail fare poisoned
• Police: Man kills self after shooting at University of Texas in Austin
• Snowe, Collins call for GOP unity as tea party sacks moderates
• Prosecutor: Bangor man practiced before stabbing
• Former Maine GOP chairman endorses Moody
• Jimmy Carter taken off flight, to hospital in Ohio
• House ethics committee clears Maine congresswoman
• Jay man pursues old interests after job loss
• Flower delivery man talks about his 31 years of delivering flowers
• Chefs in training get cooking in 90 minutes
• New football tower honors late coach
• Winterization pays for Auburn woman
• Rural cable television service ends for four towns in Franklin County
• Road construction
• Ellis Pond boat launch meeting set
• Fiber center to showcase new building
• Discussion on town management models to continue
• Rumford meetings set to discuss funding issues
• Search for new Lewiston superintendent winds down
• Officials say some drivers ignoring school bus lights
• Cemetery vandal arrested for violating bail conditions
• Mississippi governor to raise money for LePage
• Maine gasoline prices down
• Chellie Pingree denies jet criticism
• U.S. commerce secretary vows to end questionable enforcement of fishing regulations
• Riding in his memory
• Error removes Route 17 project from 2011 construction
• Medical van brings health care to migrant workers
• Auburn senior Y's top fundraiser
• Clinton stumps for friends in Conn., Mass., Maine
• Tapping the power of the sun
• Classes can be scary, but the kitchen doesn’t have to be
• Lewiston's Jake Kavanagh is finding himself on a national stage
• Face Time: Dan Allen — OHMPAA founder has a song in his heart
• Talk of the Town
• Bill Clinton stumps in Maine for Mitchell
• Children show poultry pride at Farmington Fair
• Gun show draws crowd to Harrison
• 52 faces, stories: Museum L-A honors shoe workers' history
• Jay woman sentenced for burglaries
• Farmington man's charge dismissed by court
• Sanitary district to meet
• Reporters' notebook: Lost and found lesson at Walton
• Good Shepherd slop policy makes pig farmer squeal
• First Wind polls 175 Rumford residents on wind farm, town ordinance
• 'To honor their existence': Church to bury ashes in its garden at no cost
• Photo: Up for anything
• Photos: Showtime at the Farmington Fair
• Energy-efficiency program seeks volunteers
• Lewiston couple to defend Wife Carrying Championship title
• Police warn drivers of moving moose after three recent crashes
• Regional committee working on wind power regulations
• Pollution control group certfied for treatement services
• Hamel pleads guilty in Rumford murders
• Community challenged to help with fuel assistance this fall
• UMF's freshman class larger than expected
• City Public Works auction a big success
• MCLU: Unpopular law could be headed toward repeal
• Don Palmer steps down from Rangeley sportsmen's group; Rusty Harvey takes over
• Opera House court cases combined
• Livermore Falls chief off the job
• Young Mainers to gain health coverage
• Ethics agency questions organization attacking LePage
• Common Ground Fair opens today
• LePage's wife gets tax order
• DEA collecting unused medicines for safe disposal
• Chellie Pingree takes heat for jet travel
• Smokey's Greater Shows provide rides at Farmington Fair
• Maine paper drops lawsuit against state agency
• New judge set for Androscoggin County
• 1st Vermont metal fest to be held Saturday
• Hayes up for Dad of Year
• Comedian Marley on Day 2 of joke-a-thon in Maine
• US restricts, EU bans controversial diabetes pill
• Report: Obesity epidemic a growing problem
• Sesame Street pulls Katy Perry from show
• Egg company chiefs give Congress few answers
• Twin Bridges work set to begin
• Fresh fruit and vegetables: Maine Grange Store a first for Fryeburg Fair
• Norway sewer work to start Monday
• Alert citizens help police nab suspect
• Bomb threat temporarily closes store
• Despite criticism of state plan, county to push forward on dispatch merger
• State finds 'serious deficiencies' at Possibilities Counseling, issues conditional license
• Hamel pleads guilty to double murder charge
• Perscription drug take-back this Saturday
• Maine man dies after collision with moose
• Anti-casino group holds demonstration
• Portland unveils new skate park
• New Sharon man dies after he was struck by truck
• Baking contests, antiques and exhibitions draw fairgoers
• Students transferred to Paris Elementary School doing well
• Rumford selectmen choose initiated article ballot method; charter change goes before Nov. 2 voters
• More than 400 attend funeral of Maine family
• Auburn testing paving system on Lake Auburn pullout
• Maine governor campaigns spend $3M total
• Investigation on theft of $3,000 worth of copper from CMP site continues
• CIA Afghan paramilitary force hunts militants
• Power outage across Lewiston and Auburn
• Historical concerns delay demo of Main Street tenement
• Warrant set for Buckfield meeting
• OK given to Rumford to seek brand name hotel, tear down a building, and borrow money
• State court opinion brings end to federal lawsuit against Hannaford
• New Gloucester assessor terminated
• Central Maine Healthcare lays off 35, admins take salary cut
• Department of Commerce sides with paper mills
• Jenkins shut out of two debates
• Tests show four schools don't meet state benchmarks
• Only Rangeley drugstore to close doors, options for residents being explored
• BIW hiring welders, pipefitters for new destroyer
• Latest poll shows Michaud with 20-point lead
• Weld man dies after accident
• Jobs cut to save budget at Central Maine Medical Center
• Middle schooler spreads happiness on trip to Africa with the help of Silly Bandz
• Senator Collins to vote against "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" repeal
• Lost and found: Two 400-pound cows
• Wind matters take over selectmen's meeting
• Panel: Maine school discriminated against student
• Lady Gaga fights 'don't ask, don't tell' in Maine
• Vandals trash school in Bath
• Maine unemployment rate falls slightly to 8 percent
• Casino saturation not seen — yet — in New England
• Man hit and killed in New Sharon
• Police: Indiana kids died after 10 hours in closet
• Cemetery row gets 'personal' with note
• Exploding rifle victim dischared from hospital
• Report IDs higher ed issues for candidates
• Road construction
• Livermore Falls town office closed Tuesday, Wednesday
• Damon Road closure going to Norway voters
• PHOTOS: Farmington Fair begins
• PHOTOS: Heart Walk
• Cutler: Nxt Gov or LePage's BFF?
• Five gubernatorial candidates to debate Maine outdoor sporting issues
• Driver charged in single-car crash
• Mainers to vote — again — on casino referendum
• Home foreclosure rate drops in Maine
• Tea Party rally draws more tha 100 in Westbrook
• Lincoln mill worker suffers burns in mishap
• Weld man dies after crash
• Medieval feast returneth to the Franco Center
• Charter company invests in cleaner air, engines
• Lady Gaga in Portland to seek support for ending 'don't ask, don't tell'
• Talk of the town
• 7-year-old girl injures head falling off bicycle
• Peru man injured when gun lever explodes
• Dirigo and beyond: Cost of some plans for individuals buying health insurance
• Face it, gardeners, it's fall again
• Road trip: Hit the road for Maine's fall flavors
• Children flock to last day of Oxford Fair
• New day for Dirigo? Insurance plan gets new funding, but critics still skeptical
• Face time: Debra Ann St. Hilaire — Helping 'losers' become healthy, long-term winner
• Pickup lines: What works, what's obnoxious and what's just creepy
• Eats: In the kitchen: Giving up gluten has never been easier
• Oxford Fair: Florida fair-goer buys hat off crafter's head
• Driftboat race skillful and entertaining
• Jenkins running as write-in
• Heart walk is Sunday
• Convicted drug dealer among 38 indicted
• Wind turbine ordinance passes overwhelmingly
• Man gets seven years in sexual assault
• Tour de France champ joins Dempsey Challenge
• Former treasurer told to repay nonprofit organization
• Lisbon taxpayers demand answers
• Seeking peace instead of controversy at Mechanic Falls cemetery
• Jenkins says he's in, running as write-in for gov
• Family finds skull near old cemetery
• Feds agree to raise truck weight in Vermont, Maine
• Maine's propane gas supply declared safe
• Maine's delegation testifies for paper industry
• Longtime road commissioner retires
• Proposed charter change going to Nov. 2 voters, proposal to come next week
• Restaurant owner charged
• State urges drivers to avoid Auburn road collapse
• Man held in theft of neighbor's underwear
• Residents share ideas to guide town
• Former chief-of-staff: we can learn from 1970 elections
• Bethel group to host river boating, fly-fishing contests Friday and Saturday
• Toss goes off the handle; contest continues after pan breaks
• Farmington Fair prepares for 170th exhibition
• Face transplant patient promotes organ donation
• PHOTO: Culture Crawl
• Woman assaulted in Casco, Lewiston man charged
• Prosecutors seek sentence for Raymond
• County gives nod to dispatch merger
• Maine to get funding for foster care adoptions
• Lisbon councilor telling residents, in protest: Don't pay that tax bill
• 3-week adventure comes to an end for Kaden the cat
• Minot Appeals Board denies developer's request
• Poor berry crop pushes hungry bears near humans
• Central Maine Healthcare considers layoffs
• Abduction of woman, 78, unnerves Vermont village
• Education Day canceled, but some kids attend fair
• Congress wants information from 3 Maine egg farms with ties to DeCoster
• Census: 1 in 7 Americans live in poverty
• Photo: Flying fish
• Mini-moo: 33-inch English cow world's smallest
• Volunteers raise bridge at Pondicherry Park
• Community chorus tuning up again
• Selectmen vote to place wind ordinance on ballot
• Police arrest five door-to-door salesmen
• Input sought on Livermore Falls law enforcement services
• Roxbury wind farm project on hold awaiting Maine Supreme Court ruling
• Dixfield, Wilton boards to iron out details on new firetruck purchase
• Selectmen discuss dispensary ban
• Three wind-related questions to face Dixfield residents; selectman considers resigning
• Judge recommends dismissing jail inmate's suit
• Grand Jury hands up indictments
• Olympian seeks to inspire kids in Auburn
• Those who know LePage say angry reaction to reporters' questions in character
• Mexico boat launch nearly ready
• Bridgton, Maine driver faces charges in Mass. highway death
• Investigators: DeCoster officials knew of salmonella
• House Dems deeply divided over Obama tax plan
• Collision claims Coast Guard family in Maine
• Cutler releases welfare plan
• Ex-president to campaign in Maine
• 1 count dismissed against Rent-A-Husband founder
• Parts of school bus, truck collide
• Parking lot purchase going to voters
• Loon Echo recreational event celebrates 10th year
• Roxbury reaches agreement with unlicensed junkyard owner
• Peru selectman resigns
• Three positions reinstated, enrollments drop
• Where's the beef? New Gloucester man hunts for missing heifers
• State likely to push for dispatching solution
• Farmington man, woman face drug charges
• Man pleads guilty to sex charge
• Former firefighter gets 18 months in arson
• Lewiston man remained in jail Monday night in connection to weekend stabbing
• Auburn Mall for sale
• CEO: No easy fix to Maine wind turbine complaints
• School gardens growing all over
• Maine student test scores stable
• Ponies featured at Oxford Fair
• Maine files complaints in gov race
• Effort to bring USS JFK to Portland hits snag
• Soldier's mother requests school recite pledge daily
• Maine bear hunter attacked, hospitalized by quarry
• Maine Dept. of Education warns schools about use of 'dangerous restraints'
• Libby Mitchell releases job plan
• Group opposing casino in Oxford launches campaign Web site
• Greene veteran reuniting war buddies
• Portland Press Herald apologizes for 9/11 Ramadan coverage
• Sewer school graduates getting diplomas Thursday
• Maine consultant: Vinalhaven turbines too noisy
• Livermore biker dies while training for Dempsey Challenge
• Maine trucker charged in fatal prom-bound Scarborough crash
• Bail set for Maine man who assisted accused killer
• Hundreds honor fallen first responders during annual Mass
• Turnpike work to close Lisbon Street overnight Thursday
• Paving to close Pine Street to parking
• Adventist school moves to Pine Street
• Holy Savior Catholic School upbeat about the future
• Jay, RSU 36 employee contracts closer together than expected
• Learning communities developed at UMF
• Spree of thefts plagues Mexico
• LePage outlines work plan
• Police investigate weekend stabbing in Lewiston
• Auburn Mall for sale
• Miss Maine High School crowned
• Maine insurance questions invited
• Community eating up produce from student garden
• Maine gasoline prices up 1.7 cent
• Talk of the town
• Go & Do: It's a pooch party at Robin's Garden and Dog Park in Lewiston
• Man injured falling off bike
• Facetime: The Rev. Doug Taylor on forgiveness, understanding and the redemption of Billie Coburn
• What the YPs want (A more vibrant downtown. And they're willing to work for it. Let the crawl b
• YWCA reaches another milestone
• Officials recall the wounds of 9/11
• The ultimate sacrifice; wreck sites a reminder of military plane disasters
• Eats: Out of the garden: Eggplant turns delicious in St. Mary's cooking class
• Corn "maize" at York farm shaping up
• Ceremony remembers Sept. 11 victims, heroes
• Land for Maine's Future to consider four Western Maine parcels
• Auburn man pleads guiilty to meth charges
• Blue Mass set for the Basilica Sunday
• State issues 'deficiencies' report to Auburn mental health care provider
• Tax rate decreases $2.10 over last year
• Man stabbed in possible home invasion
• DA declines prosecution of town manager
• Pot plants stolen from police evidence building
• River alliance rallies for shad ladder
• Photo: Colorful cheer
• Photo: Morning singers march to "Grand Old Flag"
• Traffic delays expected on I-295
• Man stabbed in possible home invasion, police seek information
• LePage's wife claimed homestead exemptions in Maine and Florida, KJ reports
• Wilton police and residents to discuss public safety issues
• Oxford Fair kicks off Sunday
• Winthrop student gets 1 year in Manchester fire case; also involved in Livermore Falls fire
• New Gloucester firefighter waiting for new set of lungs
• Two arrested in Rumford high-speed chase
• Firefighter arrested on rape charges
• 9/11 politicized by mosque, Quran controversies
• Poll analysts say Cutler should be worried
• Accident involving former state politician causes traffic tie-up on I-295
• Bells, motorcycles all part of Sept. 11 remembrance
• UMaine men's hoops picked to finish first in America East
• Local Muslims: Rise of intolerance not happening here
• US judge: 'Don't ask, don't tell' unconstitutional
• United Way launches annual fundraising campaign
• Muslims come together at the Lewiston Armory to celebrate Eid
• Sally Jones enjoying role as Maragaret Chase Smith
• First Medal of Honor awarded to living Afghanistan war vet
• Sting nets 12 men on sex, assault charges
• Pot plants stolen from locked evidence building in Farmington
• Greene man pleads guilty to arson in Auburn apartment fire
• Muslims come together at the Lewiston Armory to celebrate Eid
• 1,029 pot plants seized, father, son charged
• Britney Spears denies bodyguard harassment claims
• Road collapse steals commuters, ends Riverside Drive business
• Illinois distributor warns of faulty propane delivered in Maine and other states
• Foliage beginning to color; state getting inquiries from abroad
• Fla. minister cancels burning of Qurans on 9/11
• Farmington Fair preparations underway
• Gulf oil dilemma: Accept payout from BP or sue
• Greek festival returns Thursday to Lewiston church
• Tom Brady unhurt in crash
• Affidavits: Windham man admits firing at silhouettes to protect pot plants
• Eastern Equine Encephalitis, West Nile virus appearing in Northeast
• Maine builders endorse LePage for Maine gov
• Think tank: Maine has second-highest percentage of welfare recipients in the nation
• Frustrations with Rumford charter aired
• Wilton Police Department awarded three grants
• School consolidation effort looks at programs
• Man pleads guilty in Jet Ski crash
• Engineers favor moving road and home inland from Route 136
• Turner man arrested in second purse-snatching
• Group discusses possibility of passenger train to Montreal
• Photo: Young Sea Dogs fan wins scholarship
• Health services and information provided at Walmart site
• Old Farmer's Almanac: Global cooling to continue
• Voters locked up pension ‘cookie jar’
• Twin Cities' traffic timing project proceeding
• 2010 Dempsey Challenge ready to pass last year's numbers
• Chesterville man charged in stabbing
• Upton rejects property revaluation
• City approves tax deal for Bedard Pharmacy
• Police arrest man for murder in connection with Windham death
• Maineiacs coach's suit dropped
• Jenkins explains Blaine House bid
• State emergency leader praises county agency
• ClubRowe gets financial help from town
• School Committee member vacancy filled
• Black seeks Maine House seat
• Mumba Sue will play tonight at Turner gazebo
• Possible drowning at Outlet Beach
• Tree branch impales leg of ATV rider in Gray
• Man dies inn Carthage crash; four others hurt
• Police: Man impersonated Maine trooper
• Holiday traffic on Maine Turnpike drops
• 5 harness racing fans hurt at Windsor fair
• Non-word 'refudiate' gets most online searches
• Asphalt, trucks, refrigerator up on city auction block
• Dog station set up at foot of Wilson Lake
• Labor Day picnic
• Garden to Heal
• Labor Day Parade in Buckfield
• Auburn's new snowplow plan still needs work
• Hazardous waste collections set in Franklin County
• Extension exploring blight-resistant potatoes, tomatoes
• Auburn man charged with burglarly, arson
• Mud Drag
• Maine asks bids for offshore power
• Man held for allegedly shooting girlfriend
• Police Log
• Reduced Auburn recycling pickups haven't discouraged residents
• Cycling legend joins Dempsey Challenge
• LAWPCA celebrates national certification
• RV club to camp out in Fryeburg
• Moisture problem at Otisfield school evaluated
• Got stork? For Labor Day, paramedics share tales of on-the-job deliveries
• Reporters' Notebook
• People You Know: Ron Beedy — 'I had high expectations'
• Playing to win: Conservative think tank rankles left with activism, anonymous donors
• Face Time: Aaron Jagger: Orkin Man, flea hater and advocate for a good old-fashioned spring cleaning
• Seasonal shift: Tired of gardening by now? Probably, but remember, chores done now will bring about
• Goodbye, Earl: Tropical storm misses Maine
• History of local Baptist church in time for anniversary
• Police log
• Labor Day barbecue set
• Moving back home
• Eats: Beets — Versatility, nutrition, taste mark this 'intense' vegetable
• Cost of Wilton study would be paid with $10,000 CDBG planning grant
• Key oil spill evidence raised to Gulf's surface
• Witness: Video captures fatal shooting at Maine VA
• Neighbors' attorney: New Turner Hannaford too big
• Man accused of break-in, chase
• Weird, Wicked Weird: Fog dogs. Ghost stories. Weird Maine Lighthouse 101 with author Jeremy D'E
• Mitchell's plan for government: Streamlined, open for business
• Engineers scratch their heads over collapsed road
• $1 million in cash found on routine big rig stop
• Thrift store opens on Broadway
• VISTA volunteer renews teen connection at library
• After hurricane, be careful at coast
• Schools getting extra money from feds
• New officers for Jay Fire Department
• New dairy farm continues five generation operation
• Heat prompts some school closings
• Pothole experience nets first place
• $1 million in cash found insid on routine stop
• Crooked River conservation efforts outlined
• Two men charged with sex crimes
• Investigation into museum burglary continues
• Open house at Buckfield Junior-Senior High School
• Peru man airlifted to hospital after motorcycle crash
• United Way kicks off campaign
• Anti-gang training held in Maine
• Byron unanimously rejects mountain district ordinance
• Single-sort recycling focus of discussion
• Condo association sues Auburn manufacturer
• Oxford Hills curtailing activities in record-setting heat
• Signed contract for sewer work expected this week
• Fourth man charged in cemetery vandalism
• Mechanic Falls sets hearing on annual town meeting proposal
• Animals perish in early morning fire on Old Jay Hill Road
• Accused Riverside vandal apologizes
• Oil sheen spreading from Gulf platform explosion
• Police affidavit: Roberts confessed to stealing wallet
• Earl threatens East Coast with weekend pounding
• 49 Franklin, Rumford's new full function catering hall
• College football: Black Bears back for more
• Otisfield woman dies in Harrison crash
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Riverside Drive in Auburn closed after road collapse
• UMO report: Oxford casino would create 2,784 jobs
• Windham man's death 'suspicious'
• Data shows the economy is looking up: Jobless claims drop, retail sales rise
• Route 219 wins "Worst Road in Maine" contest
• Appeal on Hannaford store in Turner heads to court
• Healthy Food Guide cover chosen
• Rumford woman charged after garbage truck rear-ended
• Motorcyclist's condition improves
• Planning Board to review plan for Wilton business
• Dixfield man charged with sexual assault, domestic assault
• New Gloucester man warns of riptides
• Rumford using Google to market Gateway parcel
• Mystery surrounds boy's disappearance
• Poland school without water for hours Tuesday
• Emma R Foundation helps clients reach their potential
• Man arrested in wallet snatching
• Discovery gunman shot dead; 3 hostages safe
• One killed in Harrison crash
• Police: Gunman holds hostage in Discovery building
• Monmouth man pleads guilty to murdering mother, ending 3-day trial
• Some states, including Maine, haven't changed coke-crack disparity
• Some students simmer in hot classrooms
• Lisbon worker charged with drug felonies
• Second man arrested in Topsham apartment fire
• Lovell motorcyclist killed; Harrison man critically hurt in crash
• 2 cops face excessive force trial in civil court
• New-and-improved Longley School opens
• Earl threatens US Coast after hitting Caribbean
• Elk keep their antlers and win people's hearts
• Maine man facing charges he tattooed underage girls
• Methodist pastor leading three churches
• Western Maine wind line near Roxbury approved
• Selectmen to continue wind-ordinance discussion
• Pilot forgets to deploy landing gear in Maine
• Jay schools ready for Wednesday start
• Rollover closes Route 11 in Casco
• Extreme heat to continue through Thursday
• Poland man wins marijuana dispensary license
• Sugarloaf unveils plan to double skiing terrain
• Androscoggin County may digitize a century of property records
• Earl threatens U.S. Coast after hitting Caribbean
• Free-clothes project gets space in Jay
• Sanford man facing charges he tattooed underage girls
• Norway Board wades into swimming club issue
• Pilot forgets to deploy landing gear
• Auburn considers PAL youth center downtown
• Texting-driving ban on Maine agenda?
• RSU 36 students head into 'energizing' year
• President's address on end of combat operations in Iraq
• Flares over revote still burn in Peru
• Harpswell woman arrested for allegedly stabbing husband
• Bus tour workshop planned
• Bond vote on county offices set for Nov. 2
• Black Mtn funding, Welfare Budget together again for Rumford voters
• Construction projects affect RSU 9 schools
• Oxford Hills high school needs to improve graduation rates
• Driver charged after crash
• Hartford man injured after riding lawnmower crash
• Two killed in Casco crash trying to evade police
• Hurricane Earl lashes Caribbean, threatens US
• Lewiston/Auburn 5K Bridge Run
• Trial under way for Monmouth man accused of killing his mother
• Pet feature: Rescuing the rescue
• Maine gasoline prices dip 2 cents
• Farmers' Almanac: New England will get 'cold snap' says Lewiston forecaster
• Maine pilot walks away from crash and flying
• Durham man hurt in two-car crash
• Maine revenues down slightly
• Body of Maine climber found in melting Canadian glacier
• Obama: GOP should let small business bill through
• Car strikes gate outside Stephen King's Maine home
• School bus or bust: 12-year-old has passion for yellow, black
• Sights Unseen: Fortier's Security Center in Lewiston
• Dude, you've got the wrong number: Bill collectors, ex-wives, 'friends' on the lam ..
• Talk of the town
• Rare calico lobster caught in Maine spared
• Maine shelter gets 1,044 cans of cat food
• Tough Mountain: "The mud and the blood and the beer"
• Numbers confirm it: Summer was a scorcher
• Sunday River's grueling debut obstacle race draws 197 racers
• Lewiston Social is lower Lisbon Street's last club standing
• Christian rock show bridges Kennedy Park
• Tough nut to crack; course lives up to its name
• Donations coming in for YWCA
• Two juveniles charged in car theft
• Police happy with verdict
• River restoration projects completed on Bear, Sunday rivers
• Fire quickly snuffed at Livermore Falls mobile park
• Haunting night ride promises screams, clowns, Lady in White
• Hundreds line up in Kennedy Park seeking free shoes
• Lisbon man found guilty of attempted murder of local cop
• Reporter's notebook
• Taylor Swift debuts 'Mine' music video in Maine
• Motorists advised to watch out for students Monday
• 24th Annual Bowman Field Fly-in this weekend
• Some students glad schools in sessions
• River Valley police increase patrols to catch drunken drivers
• Lisbon school renovations on schedule
• Lisbon cops join nationwide crackdown on drunken drivers
• One hurt in turnpike crash
• Norway student enrichment program seeks town funds
• Lisbon man found guilty
• Jungle pilots flying in next month for Missions at the Airport
• Hundreds turn out for free shoes in Kennedy Park
• Last Community Revitalization program set for Tuesday
• Recession may have pushed US birth rate to new low
• New Gloucester board hikes property taxes
• American Folk Festival kicks off in Bangor
• Whittier School unveiled 'Makeover'-style
• Maine collector sends WWII skull home to Japan
• NTSB: Floatplane gear down in fatal Maine crash
• Taylor Swift in Maine for television special
• Phish concert jumper from Maine faces NY criminal charges
• Police clear homeless camp next to cemetery
• Revelation '90 plays with purpose
• Fighting hunger in Oxford Hills, one row at a time
• Caton's 30 years of service to police department remembered
• Gubernatorial debate schedule picks up
• Say 'cheese' while you smoke that carrot: Police sting ends with arrests in Falmouth park
• Police break up underage drinking party in Lisbon Falls; nine charged
• Mt. Blue raises $600,000 for new school
• Rumford Elementary holds open house
• Isaacson publishes sequel to 'Seed of Sarah'
• Crash snaps utility pole, police close road
• Police seek tips in Kineowatha burglary
• Sub-committees seek changes for school consolidation
• Oxford Hills schools welcome students today and Friday
• Death ruled 'accidental drowning'
• Safety measures sought for Oxford dam
• Soaking up the summer weather
• RSU 10, SAD 44 receive federal stimulus money
• Maine Senate approves 75 of governor's nominees
• $14 million CMP upgrade for wind power OK'd
• Death ruled 'accidental drowning'
• Doctors offer two versions of dump-truck chase
• Dry weather pattern to return to Maine
• Phish coming to Maine
• Maine police seek highway robbery suspects
• Jenkins campaign hinges on Web friends
• Support grows for new arena in Bangor
• Three arrested in cemetery vandalism
• Credit card debt drops to lowest level in 8 years
• Recovery in danger as firms, homebuyers cut back
• Group opposes Peaks Island taxi ruling
• Jenkins explores run for Blaine House
• 'He's trying to kill me,' cop says in video
• Family benefit to help cancer patient
• Middle School principal ready to welcome students
• SAD 58 advises against releasing student SSNs
• Residency list rumors aired at Roxbury meeting
• Scam artists hitting up local businesses for athletic advertising
• Grandma beware: These ain't your grandkids begging for change
• Baldacci nominees up for Senate votes
• Peru pot harvest nets weed worth $28k
• On course: Lewiston couple volunteer for PGA championship playoff
• Residents protest ATV use on Parsons Road
• New library director brings wealth of education, cultural awareness to his position
• Maineiacs' former coach sues over contract
• Pool of money keeps YWCA open
• Sickly fox settles in at Farmington vet's clinic
• Norlands timber frame workshop attracts woodworkers
• Three arrested for cemetery vandalism in Lewiston
• Tale of future world becomes novel
• Tides power Coast Guard in Eastport
• New St. Dom's Academy opens with younger students
• Feds probe Bangor hospital
• Hockey team helps to right wrongs in cemetery
• PETA gives pet oxygen masks to Portland fire dept.
• 'Homeless park' in Maine town raises concerns
• Suicide bomber attacks Somali hotel, killing 32
• Portland authorizes immigrant voting vote
• Anthoine leaves camp
• Cities consider methane-burning generator plant to treat sewage
• Lewiston parents to be advised against giving out Social Security numbers
• Minot raises property taxes
• Hospital to waive athletic trainers' fees at four high schools
• Albany fires under investigation
• DeCoster's Maine egg farm not involved in egg recall
• Rumford shows support with shields for deployed troops
• Lobstering brothers return to UMaine
• Portland hot spot safer
• Fundraiser set for Jay family
• Vocational school has open positions
• New priest ready to listen
• Dog owner ordered to remove dogs, pay damages
• Former Maine drug prosecutor guilty of child porn charges
• Independent Scott faces long odds
• Dead right whale found on Maine coast
• Farms recalling eggs share suppliers, other ties
• Maine tidal power celebrated Tuesday
• Balloon festival ends on high note despite rain
• 5 pulled from sea near Maine-Canada border
• George W. and Laura Bush honor fallen soldiers at Fort Williams
• Balloon festival ends on high note despite rain
• Donors save YWCA
• People You Know: Buffy Gammon - 'Always a bad situation, but you meet some nice people'
• Nichols trees make way for storm sewer work
• Volunteer turnout good for Grange building bee
• Swift returning to Maine for video debut
• Police log
• 19 applications for marijuana clinic
• Street Talk: Soulless deed at Riverside
• Annual Maine law enforcement summer pot harvesting under way
• Greats Falls Balloon Festival marks successful second day
• YWCA may be able to stay open
• Photo: Heritage Park opens in Canton
• Photo: Road for Hope
• Parade, competitions herald Carthage Splash Fun Day
• Iran fuels nuclear reactor
• Feds, BP bound together by oil
• More than 150 headstones toppled at Lewiston cemetery
• YWCA may be saved, board to announce Monday
• Man arrested again on home repair fraud charge
• A view from the basket
• Sabattus' Smith Bridge getting repairs
• Jay woman sentenced to six months after pleading guilty to manslaughter
• New mill owners hope to make Locke Mills rolling pin capital
• Sept. 13 date set for Black Mountain funding revote
• Maine Farm Days offers view of real farm life
• Cool cars camp out in Hebron
• Community looks to fill gaps left by YWCA closure
• Norway voters OK funding last year's overdrafts
• New programs ready for Western Foothills students
• Missouri newspaper executive dies in Harpswell dock mishap
• Salmonella outbreak traced to DeCoster company
• Vandalism reported at Riverside Cemetery
• Purse snatcher arrested in Lewiston
• Up, up and away for the 18th Annual Great Falls Balloon Festival
• Crash closes part of Route 26 for two hours
• Friday morning balloon launch a success
• Lewiston YWCA to close
• Blueberry picking Saturday to benefit Wilton library
• RSU 10 pupils receive free backpacks, supplies
• Driver flees after hitting bicyclist
• Community cookout planned by AWAP
• Fifth annual Oquossoc Day arrives Aug. 21
• Woman charged with assaulting officer
• Driver arrested after Rangeley crash
• Longley school gets final approval for grant
• Commissioners review ATVers', snowmobilers' road request
• Injunction granted, Black Mtn. funding request off Aug. 27 ballot
• Up to 50 turbines, $218 million investment planned for Western Maine mountains
• Sex offender sweep nets seven
• Man arrested in Topsham arson case
• Man arrested for Topsham arson
• Navy's landing system to stay in Brunswick
• Rabid raccoon attacks grandpa in Maine
• Attorney General warns of credit card scam
• Maine advertising rules found unconstitutional
• Residents say state rules for wind farms lacking
• Pike Industries spends $7M on new asphalt technology
• Wind-turbine sections squeeze through 1935 Rumford bridge
• County seeks to rehab aging headquarters
• Lost hikers found in national forest in Stoneham
• Safety beacon added to Routes 4, 17 in North Jay
• Otisfield school building deemed safe
• Canton park ceremony set for Saturday
• Peru boat launch plan stirs up Worthley Pond group
• Auburn interchange paving planned for this fall
• Missing Rumford teen found safe in Berlin, N.H.
• Lawmakers mull Maine slot money allocation
• Blaze in abandoned apartment on Naval Air Station annex ruled arson
• PHOTOS: Camp of Rock
• Commissioners approve security partition for court office
• Norway furniture store closing
• Balloon Festival readies for weekend fun
• Witness at boating trial charged with OUI
• Auburn driver strikes utility pole
• Livermore Falls board sets tax rate
• Board tables decisions on town office exit, easement
• Harrison board deals with town manager's departure
• New England Trappers Weekend Aug. 26-29
• Leavitt principal named to Oxford Hills post
• Twenty indicted on drug charges at Nateva Festival
• Councilors let water bond package proceed
• NH lawmaker involved in fatal accident in Alfred, Maine
• Board criticized for expanding budget panel
• Maine court nominees endorsed
• Crops early, plentiful: 'It's excellent for farmers'
• Portland: Peaks Island golf cart 'taxi' must be licensed
• Waterville's Colby joins Bates and Bowdoin in banning the hard stuff
• Outage affects eight towns
• Doctor's orders in Maine, Mass: Eat your veggies
• Give blood: donations needed in Northeast
• Korean War vet is a "constant giver"
• Most object to proposed mountain ordinance
• Teams prepare for Alzheimer Memory Walk
• Bethel school building emergency plan adopted
• Jay Gazebo project gets $2,000 donation
• Petition seeks third vote on Peru budget
• Young author presents Snowe with book
• 3-D films: The future or just a flash?
• Auburn motorcyclist hurt in Sabattus crash Sunday
• Main Street plans get public airing Thursday
• Bike tour to area farms part of the Tour de Farmington
• Group formed to help with mental health needs, issues
• Dixfield public meeting set on wind power issues
• Last Call for late deputy fire chief
• State wants $36,000 for public records on wind energy
• Maine gasoline prices drop
• Flaws in wind power bill like skating 'on dull skates'
• NJ kayaker on final stretch of 740-mile journey
• Grid expert speaks on the challenges of wind
• Portland fire crews kick off fundraising effort for pet oxygen masks
• Maine's average heating oil price down 2 pennies
• Man accused in 'burly bandit' robbery in court
• Iraq veteran's family fighting shock and denial
• Recognize this photo?
• Last Call for late deputy fire chief
• DEP: Municipalities cutting sewage pollution in river
• Scenic Byway will preserve 'Maine' view
• Bowdoin students bike from Oregon to Maine
• Expectations rising — Progress on the Androscoggin River
• Police log
• N.J. solo kayaker nears end of 740-mile trip
• Maine Troop Greeters get webcam equipment
• Warm waters off New England help minimize red tide
• Photos: PAL Hop Reunion
• Kestrel's Brunswick landing: Klapmeier discusses drones, skeptics of Navy base venture
• New Oquossoc sporting heritage museum enthralls hundreds
• Cruiz Night at Rolly's
• Driver hurt in Lisbon collision
• SHAREcenter to open Tuesday
• Driver crashes trying to 'thread the needle'
• Cars burglarized on Farmington's Box Shop Hill
• Three arrested for arson, theft and assault
• Woman charged with attempted stabbing
• Man charged in '05 manslaughter denies violating probation
• Shooting suspect, victim indicted; neighbors' squabble gets ugly
• Lovell woman charged with drug trafficking
• OUI charges bring 6-month plea agreement
• Public help sought to find missing teen
• Search on Androscoggin ends without incident, police continue investigation
• Rumford schedules another vote on welfare, Black Mountain
• Livermore Falls board approves computers for high school students
• First beams to be cut for Norland's barn; Public invited to timber frame joinery workshop
• River search in Livermore Falls
• Phillips to begin nine-day festival
• Opera House: Roof collapse attributed to clogged drains
• Sewer line work to close Goff, Hampshire streets
• Jay VFW Post celebrates 75 years
• Roadside garden glows with sunflowers
• Rare August graduation celebrated
• Five congregations volunteer on city projects Saturday
• Hot air balloon flies over downtown Lewiston
• Officials say cause of pond death in Naples uncertain, release name of victim
• Former Oxford lawmaker Heidrich dies
• Maine lighthouse with million-dollar view for sale
• Students train cameras on Kennedy Park, 'culturally, visually interesting place'
• Warehouse fire investigation continues
• Dog owner pleads not guilty to 3 charges
• Farmington board approves purchase of pickup truck for fire chief
• Graduation requirements set to change at Mt. Blue High School
• Farmington tax rate to rise 6 percent
• Buckfield man charged with sexual assault
• Bids sought on new public boat launch on Androscoggin River
• Rumford meeting set on welfare budget, Black Mtn. funding
• Celebrating Medicare, Medicaid's 45th birthday
• Lightning to blame for mill fire
• Brother and sister killed in crash in Topsham
• World champ helps kids with frisbee
• Jobs picture dims as unemployment claims rise
• Officials release names in Brandy Pond floatplane mishap
• Youngster teaches fly-tying, casting
• Country star Miranda Lambert coming to Maine
• Wilton Fire Deputy Chief reached one last goal
• Flight attendant's grand exit draws charges, fans
• Former New Sharon resident's estate remembers library
• NHMS to keep two races
• Canton woman gets the ride of a lifetime
• Maine man accused in $1M theft from Mass. employer
• Firefighters attack hard-to-reach blaze at Bates Mill
• Adams clears hurdle to becoming UMS trustee
• Jay captain hired as new assistant fire chief
• 2 men killed in small plane crash in Mass. on way to Maine
• Kids' baseball clinics premiere at benefit game
• State police arrest Maine convict in Pa. park rape
• Paris schedules 13 firefighters as per diems
• Clinton, Maine horse farm owners face cruelty charges
• School officials nervous about student identity theft
• Bangor mulling restrictions on where sex offenders can live
• Mechanic Falls police no longer handling sex crime cases
• Doc encourages mustache growth to fight cancer
• Swift moving storms strike area
• Maine group urges BPA restrictions
• State legislator faces OUI charge after crash
• Downtown L-A interchange a dead-end, study says
• Rip currents keep lifeguards busy on Maine, New Hampshire beaches
• Team releases camp roster
• Museum L-A open for business after fire
• Fire on Holland Street under investigation
• Boyfriend of missing escort arrested for trafficking cocaine from South Portland motel room
• Vacant stores promoted as opportunities
• Maine tribe gets $42K to improve health center
• Man arrested after police find cocaine in his shoes
• 6 injured, 1 critical injured after Maine storm
• Sorting when early memory loss signals big threat
• Maine to defer jury trials for 2 weeks in December
• Passenger: Airline worker relieved after meltdown
• Girl improves after being pinned by tree
• UMaine athletic director to take post at Miami
• Trial set for Lisbon man charged with attempted murder
• Lisbon drafting marijuana dispensary moratorium
• Academy Street closing Wednesday for Main Street work
• Just sitting there, minding his business ... roadside dummy draws 'triple-looks'
• Former Auburn mayor remembered
• Councilors get bond package detail, pass quickly
• NY governor offers help moving ground zero mosque
• Assaults reported in Lewiston
• Former Alaska Sen. Stevens dies in plane crash
• Planners OK underground tanks; hear proposal to move county offices
• Female circumcision victims seek out Colo. doctor
• Upton to mark its 150 year as a town
• Mainer detained in Times Square probe due in court
• Some now have second thoughts about fast-tracking wind
• Surveying his domain
• Gingerbread House step closer to relocation
• Cash-hungry states add casinos, lure same gamblers
• Teens learning nutrition in the garden
• Police say Maine suspect likely in Pa. park rape
• Two escape from seaplane rollover on Brandy Pond
• Shapleigh fire truck rolls over
• House members scurry back to pass jobs bill
• Simmons, energy investment banker, dies in Maine
• Maine wardens praise mom of lost boy found fast
• Baby drowns in 'tragic accident'
• Forced to retire, some take Social Security early
• Oxford sending final notices to defaulters
• Dedications to tout new sporting museum, scenic overlook
• Lewiston fire ruled arson
• Decision a raw exercise of judicial imperiousness
• Rumford Fourth of July celebrations returning?
• Actress Patricia Neal dies
• Picture perfect Portland Headlight
• Face time: Michelle Melaragno, horse rescuer
• Eateries add a new dimension to St. Mary's outdoor market
• Talk of the town
• Want your baby to communicate before he talks? Teach him sign language
• Family celebrates mom's success with polenta cake
• Information wanted on theft, rollover
• The future of Lewiston's 'Ellis Island' may be decided Wednesday after 30 years of va
• In world record bowling attempt, Lewiston tot shows how it's done
• Photos: Bates Dance Festival finale
• State's push for offshore wind energy intensifies
• Police investigate 'suspicious' College Street fire
• Families ousted by fire
• AP Exclusive: CIA flight carried secret from Gitmo
• Auburn council to meet Monday on bonds
• Federico explains cost of hiring new officers
• Labor negotiations to begin, new CEO appointed at NewPage
• Police arrest man after home burglarized while owners slept
• Man steals purse from woman in a wheelchair
• Delahanty sworn in as U.S. attorney
• Car strikes bicyclist, 89
• Weird, Wicked Weird: Gardens of Atlantis
• Portion of wallet stolen from walker recovered
• Reporter Query: A tie on the doorknob . . .
• Mt. Blue team plans to dribble basketball to Blueberry Festival
• Buckfield library gets new director
• Dixfield Outdoor Market promises 50 vendors, lots of variety
• Androscoggin County Commission approves jail hirings
• Both sides pleased with Walton field decision
• NewPage reports loss, but sales up
• Escapee pleads not guilty
• Day camp students get experience in medical field
• Alleged huffer goes to court
• Oh, my root! Minot couple unearths bizarre turnip
• Farmington's first woman postmaster takes office
• New al-Qaida leader knows United States well
• Cumberland County Jail identifies inmate who died in custody
• Cigarette sales rise in Maine, fall in NH
• Reporter Query: Stop calling me!
• Casino campaign purchases $1 million in TV ads
• Driver in fiery Auburn crash identified
• Maine diocese weighs in on gay marriage in Calif.
• Dempsey Challenge: Eat ice cream for a good cause
• Justice: 14 charged for supporting Somalia group
• Senators want to increase interstate weight limit
• Outdoor Heritage Day to feature 11-year-old fly tier
• Oxford Aviation, county dispute settled by arbitration
• Draft wind power ordinance, full agenda set for selectmen
• Soccer times cut to three nights at Walton school
• Police charge two in recent car burglaries and thefts
• Woman shot in the neck by police sentenced for high-speed chase
• Police called to Sweden standoff
• Maine churches split on gay marriage in Calif
• Car crashes, bursts into flames
• Maine law restricting prescriber info upheld
• Deputy chief honored for 47 years of firefighting
• Senate confirms Kagan as 112th justice
• Rumford man seriously hurt in crash
• Police surround pit in standoff
• Maine youth to open Bates Dance Festival finale
• Town warns property owners: Pay up by Friday or else
• Maine bowlers wanted for world record attempt
• Woman dies from injuries sustained in Lisbon Street motorcycle crash
• Request to use Madrid road is tabled
• Northern New England states get broadband grants
• Naples man held on drug charges
• Lifeguards busy making rescues in Maine
• Rumford police enforce curfew to curb vandalism
• Maineiacs hire associate coach
• Motorcyclist, driver in fatal crash identified
• At least 2 dead when barns collapse at Ohio egg farm
• Judge overturns California gay marriage ban
• Maine Turnpike Authority seeking driver info
• State employees union sues state for back pay
• Senate jobs bill clears key hurdle; Snowe and Collins break fillibuster
• Woman dies from injuries sustained in Lisbon Street motorcycle crash
• Paris man gets his wish: Bike and opportunity to inspire youth
• Cohen retires with great sense of accomplishment
• Somali girls have fashion show sewn up
• Patrick Dempsey to return to Lewiston for challenge
• Big plans for 28th Annual Blueberry Festival
• The prettiest dump in Maine
• Norway business properties up for sale
• Downeaster track delivery could cause delays
• Man brings diabetes awareness to world ... Walker gives global view of diabetes
• Time for the harvesting at Hope Harvest Garden
• Auburn council votes to keep polling locations
• Farmington man charged with gross sexual assault
• FairPoint may ask court to reverse Vt. ruling
• Auburn, Poland eyed for pot dispensary
• Thief snatches wallet from woman's walker inside building
• Six charged at drinking party in Mexico
• Police identify motorcyclists from Monday accidents
• Autopsies planned in 2 hunter deaths
• Summit addresses troubled US fishery enforcement
• Man charged with Lisbon pharmacy robbery
• Sun storms could mean light show for Maine
• Motorcycle crashes kill two
• Police identify Bridgton crash victim
• Wilton gears up for 28th Annual Blueberry Festival
• Website shows Maine graduation rates
• Autopsies completed on father and son found dead at camp
• Strong group hopes to encourage community endowment fund
• Helping to bring suicide "Out of the Darkness"
• Fire destroys boat, shed
• Norway attorney spent his life serving his community
• Woman dies in cliff-diving accident
• Two deaths at Maine hunting camp 'unexplained'
• Pet feature: The divinity of dogs
• Conductor doesn't miss a beat
• Maine independent touts his business background
• 'Gathering of Geezers' generates fond memories
• Missing 3-year-old found within one mile of his Vienna home
• After son found, father faces marijuana and child endangerment charges
• Railroad tie fires are arson
• Maine lighthouses to open doors to the public
• Touch of Class Too opening day in Jay
• Photo: Paddling the Androscoggin
• Mass. speaker: Governor must sign or veto casinos
• Baldacci: Don't politicize pension shortfall
• Scientists search for invasive marine species
• City seeking funds for riverside trail off Main Street
• AmericanTowns Heroes: Larry Jordan Frees Driver Seconds Before Explosion
• Quest for a bike-ped trail from L-A to Brunswick is an uphill climb.
• It's all about Paris
• Police log
• Ariz. governor considers changing immigration law
• Despite anger over BP spill, changes may be limited in Washington
• Bates Dance Festival Presents ‘Festival Finale’
• Warden pastor, author to speak about sin, faith
• Police warn businesses to watch for counterfeit cash
• National Dance Day in Auburn and Lewiston.
• Former Lewiston mayor, first-time novelist
• Fox sightings raise fears
• Tree-top flyers at Zipperloaf
• Beautiful singing voice lifts woman from depths of despair, isolation
• Ramp to be closed in Lewiston
• Man arrested in domestic break-in, theft
• ATVer has surgery for broken neck
• Three teens hurt in crash
• Boy back at home after rescue from Webb River
• Injured tot 'fair' after car accident
• Bates Dance Festival Presents Different Voices
• Bates Dance Festival Presents ‘Musician's Concert’
• Bates Dance Festival Presents Doug Varone and Dancers
• Bates Dance Festival Presents 'Monica Bill Barnes'
• News from Bates Dance Festival - June 14, 2010
• Two Broadway performers star in the romantic comedy Southern Comforts at The Public Theatre
• Bates Dance Festival 2010 Season Announcement
• Bates Dance Festival Scholarship Deadline - March 26, 2010
• CHAMBER ANNUAL MEETING RECOGNIZES EXCELLENCE IN OUR COMMUNITIES
• Magnetic North at The Public Theatre March 19-28, 2010
• Bates Dance Festival Internship Deadline Approaches
• Bates Dance Festival Applications Are Available Now Online
• Bates Dance Festival Announces 2010 Trainng Programs
• News from Bates Dance Festival - October 31, 2009
• Bates Dance Festival Presents Gregory Maqoma/Vuyani Dance Theatre
• Stay in Touch with the Bates Dance Festival
• Bates Dance Festival Announce 'New' Artist Blog
• Bates Dance Festival Presents Bebe Miller Company
• Bates Dance Festival Presents the Musician's Concert
• Dance Festival presents Tania Isaac Dance
• Bates Dance Festival Presents Battleworks Dance Company
• Bates Dance Festival Presents Kate Weare Company
• Dance and Music Camp for Youth
• Governor Baldacci Applauds Announcement of New CMMC Emergency Department
• Bates Dance Festival Performance Series
• Bates Dance Festival Invites Your Support
• Bates Dance Festival 2009 Season Announcement
• Bates Dance Festival Announces The Youth Arts Program
• Governor Baldacci Celebrates Grand Opening of 300 Ton Wood Pellet Depot
• Bates Dance Festival Internships
• Bates Dance Festival in 2009
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