Tuesday, May 21, 2013
BINGHAM -- Dentist Tamara Diamond used to work out of a single room in the back of the Bingham Health Center here, but now she has four operating spaces and a brand new panoramic X-ray machine.
SKOWHEGAN -- The group that brought the first sidewalks to Skowhegan, worked toward the advancement of women and pressed for sanitation, clean air and water as early as 1900 is celebrating a birthday this weekend.
WATERVILLE -- Jamie Ribisi-Braley munched on a pumpkin and beet curry with pumpkin cornbread triangles, as she mingled at the opening of a new art exhibit in downtown Waterville Saturday night.
AUGUSTA -- November has just started, but for three friends visiting a crafts show on Saturday, the timing was just right to start looking for Christmas gifts.
PORTLAND -- After Maine's Ron Paul delegation was denied seats at the Republican National Convention in August, supporters of the libertarian-leaning Texas congressman's presidential campaign had no other choice but to go home.
WATERVILLE -- Colby College is undergoing $37 million in construction projects, including a renovation and addition at the Museum of Art, a new science building, and a new storage building.
STARKS -- Kerry Hebert, the 56-year-old Starks man who was shot near his home after an altercation with a hunting party Wednesday afternoon, is undergoing more surgery today, according to his wife, Town Clerk Jenn Hebert.
Independent candidate Steve Woods drops out of the race and urges voters to support Angus King.
The Flyers score twice in the second half for a 3-2 win over Fort Kent.
The Trojans scored every time they had the ball in the first half in their semifinal win over Scarborough.
Power has been restored to about 60 percent of the New York metropolitan area, with about 900,000 still without electricity, including about 550,000 on Long Island
Sen. Susan Collins asks why the U.S. Consulate in Libya wasn't better protected from attack.