McCartney looks at fashion; Palin offers advice to Canada; D’Angelo arrested
March 2010
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High court to rule on allowing hateful speech outside funerals
Should emotionally hurtful protests at services be protected as free speech?
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City panel’s modelfor runoff voting repealed
The charter commission forges ahead with efforts to go to a ranked-choice system to elect a mayor.
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City Council urges spreading aid wider
A panel on community grants is asked to rethink how it distributes funding to social service agencies.
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Datebook
Maine Association of Nonprofits: “Microsoft Excel for Beginners,” a SkillBuilder program, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. today , Unum Learning Center, South Portland. The cost is $80 for members and $160 for nonmembers, and registration is required. Visit www.nonprofitmaine.org/skillbuilders.asp or call 871-1885 for more information. “Starting Your Own Business: Everything You Need To Know,” 2 […]
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Sept. 11 mastermind won’t get civilian trial, aides say
A military tribunal may be the only way for the White House to get a deal to close Guantanamo Bay.
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Officials tout programs for weatherizing Maine homes
Millions of dollars in incentives are available to Mainers of all incomes who make efficiency improvements.
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Connecticut eclipses its own record
The Huskies extend their women’s basketball streak to 71 games with a 59-44 victory over Notre Dame.
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NFL Notebook: Browns add another quarterback to mix
RENTON, Wash. – Mike Holmgren is already making deals with his former team. The Seattle Seahawks traded backup quarterback Seneca Wallace to the Cleveland Browns in exchange for a 2011 undisclosed draft pick. A Seahawks spokesman confirmed the deal Monday night. Wallace has spent his entire seven-year career with the Seahawks and was a favorite […]
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Major League Roundup: Beckett again looks sharp
FORT MYERS, Fla. – Josh Beckett made his second start of spring training, and Red Sox pitchers kept the St. Louis Cardinals hitless into the seventh inning. But it was Boston’s young hitters who pulled out the win on Monday. Che-Shuan Lin’s one-out single in the ninth scored Josh Reddick after Reddick doubled in the […]