A recipe contest, giant hamster wheel, art show and parade are among the events for Friday, Saturday and Sunday in Lisbon.
July 2019
Posted inNews
Photo: Paddleboard competition in Bridgton
Paddleboarders take off from the start of the 5K Lakes Environmental Association Paddle Battle on Saturday morning at Tarry A While Resort on Highland Lake in Bridgton.
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Posted inLewiston-Auburn
Auburn woman dies in smoking-related fire
The State Fire Marshal’s Office said a 65-year old Auburn woman died Friday night in her bedroom at 8 Itnner Ave. after smoking while on oxygen.
Posted inGolf, Local Sports, Varsity Maine
Taylor Morang looking forward in golf career
Winthrop native recently finished a solid career at Husson, where he was named NAC all-conference three times and played in the NCAA Division-III tournament three times.
Posted inLocal Sports, Sports
Par for the Course: Maine’s oldest course hosting 100th Amateur
Maine Am field more open after defending champ Jack Wyman turned pro.
Posted inBoston Red Sox, Sports
Rafael Devers, Xander Bogaerts homer as Red Sox beat Tigers
The Boston Red Sox beat the Detroit Tigers 9-6 in a game delayed more than two hours due to rain.
Posted inBusiness, Noteworthy
Jason Krupp named physician executive at Central Maine Healthcare
LEWISTON — Dr. Jason Krupp, M.D., FACP, a widely respected leader with a track record of helping health systems create a robust culture of provider engagement, will become chief physician executive of Central Maine Healthcare beginning Aug. 5. He will be based in Lewiston. Dr. Krupp will lead the system’s more than 300 providers, overseeing […]
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Jordan Payne Hay completes course
AUBURN — Jordan Payne Hay, an attorney with Auburn law firm Skelton Taintor & Abbott, recently completed the Maine State Bar Association’s Leadership Academy, the mission of which is to promote and encourage leadership and professionalism while building camaraderie. A select group of attorneys, who have been in practice for at least two years but no […]
Posted inLetters, Opinion
Claire Sickinger: Ensuring economic vitality
After graduating from Bates College, I could not seriously consider staying in Maine without institutional action to lower energy costs, and to not only catch up with the clean-energy industries in other states, but exceed expectations to become a leader in solar power and solar jobs. Legislators who voted in favor of LD 1711 convinced […]
Posted inOp-Eds, Opinion
Ed Rogers: Is Biden the wrong guy at the wrong time?
By Ed Rogers Special To The Washington Post In politics, good gets better and bad gets worse. This axiom perfectly illustrates what we are witnessing in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination. Since Thursday’s debate, former vice president Joe Biden has been on his heels as a specter of doom surrounds his candidacy. Sen. […]