AUGUSTA, Maine (NEWS CENTER) - Former NASCAR driver Ricky Craven enjoyed two trips to the winner's circle during his time in NASCAR's top tier.  Now, he has a third checkered flag.  The Hampden native was one of ten people in the Maine Sports Hall of Fame class of 2013. 

Joining him was former congressman, senator, and Secretary of Defense William Cohen, who was a standout ballplayer for Bangor High School and Bowdoin on the basketball court.

Waterville and Bowdoin alum Dr. Douglas Brown has distinguished himself in sports medicine.  The Portland Bulldogs team physician for three plus decades also served as a team physician for US soccer. 

In the coaching ranks, Mt. Blue and UMaine Farmington alum Paula Doughty is the architect behind the Skowhegan field hockey powerhouse.  She's won 14 state titles, including 11 of the last 12.

BRUNSWICK, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- Michelle and 3 year old Bella wait in line with hundreds of hungry Mainers... seeking donations from the local food bank which comes just once a month.

"It's really hard to feed a family of three with only one person working at the house," says Michelle. Her husbands income just isn't enough sometimes. The family relies on the Good Shepherd Food Bank when they need help.

"I look at it like, if I didn't ask for the help then where would I be? I'd be worse off than I am just asking for the help that I need."

Tickets are handed out to people in line as part of a rationing system. The system ensures everyone goes home with some food.

"Well I know that we've already given out 180 tickets," says Jeanned'ARC Mayo, a volunteer at the food bank. "And it's only 4:30. We're planning to do this until 6:00."

BOSTON, Massachusetts (NEWS CENTER) - Fishermen from Maine and the rest of New England are calling new federal fishing quotas "a disaster", and say many of them will be put out of work. Their target is new quotas for cod and flounder, which go into effect this week. The cod quota will cut the catch in the Gulf of Maine by 77%, and reduce it by more than 50% on Georges Bank. 

That's why fishermen gathered in Boston Monday to demand help from Washington. Fishermen, fishing businesses and politicians called on the U.S. Congress to provide disaster relief for the New England groundfish industry. They say fishermen need financial help to keep them going until fish stocks recover. 

Jackie Odell, executive director of the Northeast Seafood Coalition, said "The hardships the fishery will face after May first is unimaginable,  we need help."