Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Jessica Meir, who grew up in Caribou, is the youngest of five in a family of overachievers.
Police spent hours there on Tuesday as another group of officers searched an industrial park about a mile away where a body was found Monday.
A report credits Maine's educated work force and high test scores as a draw for manufacturers, but also cites some defects.
The two men are working hard to support their families. Too bad a minimum wage hike is unlikely.
Red, ripe and just about ready for picking, Maine berries bring their sweet something to food and drink.
City and business leaders laud its versatility and simplicity, but online communities and a local expert aren't impressed.
Experts: Portland really is excellent city
The policy comes after a series of articles about the Department of Environmental Protection.
'The Lobbyist in the henhouse' DEP series
OK, I admit it. The moment they rolled out Portland's new slogan Tuesday, I found myself somewhere between unimpressed and downright disappointed . . .
Police say the Orono man used a fake Facebook profile to lure the 15-year-old out of her Glenburn home before killing her and hiding her body on May 12.
Maine's Republican senator says the existing law creates a 'perverse incentive' for businesses to cut employee hours.
The 24-year-old man was last seen leaving his home on June 12.
Jeff Porter said he no longer trusts the district's longtime superintendent, Robert Hasson, after the cost of a school security system rocketed beyond initial estimate.
By insuring more people, the bill, still viable with an override of Gov. LePage's veto, could offset the escalating costs of free care, they say.
The Abyssinian Meeting House is one of 11 U.S. historic places identified by a preservation group.
Following a lawsuit, the insurer releases a list of doctors and hospitals for the statewide exchange.
Search for doctors in the proposed Anthem-MaineHealth plan
But enforcement action against the ad trucks, like the one roving through the area this month, is unusual.
The 1996 crash off Long Island killed 230 people. The retired investigators claim that findings in the NTSB probe were 'falsified.'
But the bill has little Republican support, setting up a likely veto from Gov. Paul LePage.
The strawberry edition
Red, ripe and just about ready for picking, Maine berries bring their sweet something to food and drink.
Police at Patriots tight end's home for 2nd day
Police spent hours there on Tuesday as another group of officers searched an industrial park about a mile away where a body was found Monday.
Our View: Committed teen dads deserve better from state
The two men are working hard to support their families. Too bad a minimum wage hike is unlikely.
Combat ready: Women in the military
The military cites culture concerns as it gets ready for women moving into special operations units.
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Maine Senate approves restrictions on police use of drones
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