Good morning. Temperatures will range from the mid-30s and snowing in The County to the 50s with sunny skies in the rest of the state. Here's what we're talking about in Maine today.

He found his grandmother’s notebook of traditional Acadian folk songs. Now he’s turning them into an album.

• Guitarist and singer Rob Sylvain never heard his grandmother, Elisa, sing the traditional Acadian folk songs she knew and loved. But when she died in 1998, she left behind a tattered, spiral-bound notebook filled with handwritten lyrics. Now, he’s ready to record some of the songs she taught him via her elegant script for a double-CD project he’s calling “Memere’s Notebook.”

• Kristen Shaw, a 26-year-old Bangor native and a graduate student at Husson University, lost around $2,000 in prize money, and a trip to Nashville valued at $8,000 due to a one-word mistake.

• Bangor will not officially bar restaurants from selling their food in containers made of polystyrene foam — commonly called Styrofoam — for another six weeks, but many of the city’s culinary establishments have already made the jump to alternative materials.

A Hampden man has been found guilty of murder in the 2018 slaying of his sister-in-law

• Philip Clark, who did not react when the verdict was read, confessed to police that he pulled the trigger after she pushed “every frigging button she could” until he snapped and shot her 10 times.

• Although construction of buildings will likely not start until the spring, the permit marks a watershed in Bucksport’s climb back from the loss of the Verso mill, and 570 jobs, in 2014.

With nowhere to skate, roller derby teams in Portland soon could be homeless

• In the past 13 years, Maine Roller Derby typically played half its season at Happy Wheels, the family-friendly roller-skating rink on Warren Avenue in Portland. But after the venue was sold to a developer last month, the question of where the year-round sport can continue hasn’t been answered. Now, the race for space is on.