Monday, May 20, 2013
City schools provide guidance for those unfamiliar with the complex system of SATs, student aid and more.
Ed Flaherty's team leaves no doubt as to who's best in New England Division III baseball.
The Maine-based chain, which started in Brunswick in 1989, now has 11 stores and is growing in Waterville.
Bipartisan efforts to treat victims better are good, but prevention measures are still needed.
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.
His surprise request to speak is rebuffed in order to keep ‘politics’ out of talks to deal with his MaineCare cutoff warning.
They long worried about Charles Scontras’ behavior and weren’t surprised by Saturday’s confrontation.
Man dies in house fire after 4 1/2-hour standoff in Saco
At a final Mass, parishioners say goodbye to a place central to their lives over many decades.
Portland's School Board will hold a first reading on the proposed staff cuts at its Tuesday night meeting.
The bills would cut food stamps for many Mainers, but would give a boost to the state's local farmers.
Officials say the Wyman Station owner has been unresponsive; taxpayers can expect a hike in rates.
A Leeds teen is injured Sunday when her SUV hurtles end-over-end on Route 219 in Wayne.
The apparatus is designed to help scientists better predict when and where outbreaks might occur.
The total set at Tuesday's meeting will be voted on June 11 at the districtwide validation referendum.
Police identify York man killed in single-vehicle accident / No discipline for trooper over accidental discharge / Four women arrested following Waterville fights
The agents were members of the agency's elite Hostage Rescue Team. The accident happened off the coast of Virginia Beach on Friday.
Trustees are voting today on a proposal to keep them frozen.
Prices are now 21 cents per gallon lower than at the same time last year and a little more than a penny higher than a month ago.
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 ...
No halting these Huskies
Ed Flaherty's team leaves no doubt as to who's best in New England Division III baseball.
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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