Good morning. Temperatures will be in the low 20s to mid-30s with cloudy skies throughout the state. Here's what we're talking about in Maine today.

• Anielka Allen, who was allegedly killed by her husband last week, bought meals in the Beal College cafeteria for friends and classmates who were broke, and she let a friend and her family stay at her home when they had no place else to go.

• Blind since the age of 12, Paul Dube can remember seeing Mount Washington's snow-capped peak in the distance when he'd perch in the branches of a pine tree near his boyhood home in Lewiston. He'd always wanted to play music at the top of that mountain. And after doctors gave him less than a year to live, he decided to make it one of his final priorities.

• Maine's two senators are mostly quiet amid swirling public debate about the impetus for the U.S. strike that killed an Iranian general. But their limited statements show different degrees of confidence in the evidence that led to the strike.

See how Maine subsidized Bath Iron Works over 20 years

• A precursor to the $45 million tax credit that is the subject of a new political fight made up a third of the subsidies the shipyard received in a 20-year period. Most of that money has come from state tax incentive programs, and BIW receives a local tax break too as it faces competition from a heavier-subsidized shipyard.

• The Lions had experienced considerable frustration in not having won a game since the 2016-2017 season. On Jan. 7, Belfast snapped a 47-game losing streak with a 52-51 victory over Mount View.

Another town on the Blue Hill Peninsula looks into dredging its harbor

• One of Surry’s largest employers, Wesmac Custom Boats, suffers from a vexing problem for a business that depends on the water: Silt buildup means the town’s Patton Harbor boat launch is only available for the business’ use about an hour a day, at high tide.