Monday, May 20, 2013
The Freeport-based retailer informed employees today that L.L.'s great-grandson, Shawn Gorman, will be the new chairman.
The body of Charles Scontras, 58, was found late Saturday after a police standoff and fire that destroyed his two-story house.
Neighbors: Man killed in Saco standoff was troubled
Kelly Roy had raised concerns about financial irregularities in the town's Finance Department.
Portland's School Board will hold a first reading on the proposed staff cuts at its Tuesday night meeting.
Senate Democrats vote to advance a bill that ties Medicaid expansion with Gov. Paul LePage’s plan to repay the state’s $181 million share of back payments to Maine’s hospitals.
His surprise request to speak is rebuffed in order to keep ‘politics’ out of talks to deal with his MaineCare cutoff warning.
Officials say the Wyman Station owner has been unresponsive; taxpayers can expect a hike in rates.
At a final Mass, parishioners say goodbye to a place central to their lives over many decades.
The stunning declaration came Monday after the judge denied their request for a mistrial based on a key witness receiving death threats.
Survey results will be analyzed by staff in the University of New England’s School of Social Work.
A Leeds teen is injured Sunday when her SUV hurtles end-over-end on Route 219 in Wayne.
The agents were members of the agency's elite Hostage Rescue Team. The accident happened off the coast of Virginia Beach on Friday.
There was limited visibility at the time of the collision due to rain and fog.
What do we eat? New food map will tell us
Until now, the only way to find out what Americans eat and how many calories they consume has been government data, which fails to keep up with the rapid changes in the marketplace ...
McAuley's Clement commits to Marist College
The junior starting point guard for McAuley says, "The biggest thing for me that separated Marist from other schools is its winning tradition."
Our View: Bills offer right response to military sex abuse crisis
Bipartisan efforts to treat victims better are good, but prevention measures are still needed.
Official: 2nd person killed by Oklahoma tornado
One of several tornadoes that touched down in parts of the nation's midsection on Sunday leveled a mobile home park in Oklahoma.
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