SEC Nation with a nice tribute to @KOMUnews Sports Director Ben Arnet.
Ben was so excited for the return of the Border War, and some of his final pieces aired this week on KOMU.
Many of us cheering on the Tigers with a heavy heart today.
Thursday, we lost our good friend, teacher and mentor Ben Arnet.
24 hours later, dozens of his current and former students and colleagues returned to the football field to do what he taught us to do best.
Ben’s legacy lives on and is present around the nation🤍
Some well prepared Mainers! A tree was down on Route 9, and these guys had their saws ready. People lining the road even got out of their cars to help drag it away #teamwork
Road and wind conditions are very hazardous. Please exercise caution if you travel today.
More than 450 line crews and 250 tree crews are pre-staged and are working to respond to emergencies and assess damage so we can restore your power quickly and safely.
Check out the damage and crashing waves around high tide this afternoon along Webhannet Drive in Wells. Public Works crews say about a half-mile down, the road is gone. #newscentermaine
The state champs— the Lewiston High School Boys Soccer team— are special guests at Gillette Stadium today! The Patriots are honoring them for winning a state title, dedicated to their community, weeks after the mass shootings @newscentermaine
We’re at here Hannaford in Augusta for Coats & Toys For Kids! Big Al already came by with a donation! Come see us! @newscentermaine @samolsen_news @vivienleigh6
Gorham’s Mackenzie Holmes getting applause and hugs from her family and friends after her homecoming game. Holmes scored a team-high 22 points in the 67-59 W against UMaine
#BREAKING There’s a police standoff on Seavey Street in Westbrook as police are trying to arrest a domestic violence suspect. Police say the situation is occurring at 36 Seavey Street, and it is contained to that address. @newscentermaine
The Lewiston/Auburn community, trying to feel a sense of normalcy, is holding a 12th annual Halloween event! 🎃 Members of the nonprofit Crisis Response Canines are here to support community members.
People are stopping by Schemengees Bar and Grille to pay their respects to the 8 victims whose lives were taken too soon.
“Never in a million years would we imagine anything like this would ever happen here. It’s always been a place of fun, competition and laughing and joking.”