Facing a possible hike in already unaffordable premiums, an Old Orchard woman puts off care.
March 2010
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Polar Bears finish with a flourish
Bowdoin continues a season-long trend, using a strong third period to reach the NESCAC final.
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Lackey sharp in Sox debut
John Lackey pitches two scoreless innings for Boston, and Joe Nathan of the Twins leaves early.
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Huskies fall behind early, get bounced from tourney
AMHERST, Mass. – Lem Atanga McCormick scored 20 points Saturday to lead Amherst to a 76-49 victory over the University of Southern Maine in the second round of the NCAA Division III women’s basketball tournament. Amherst (29-0) made eight of its first 11 shots from the field to jump out to a 20-3 lead. The […]
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Geoghegan wins New England mile
BOSTON – Will Geoghegan of Brunswick beat Mark McCauley of Greely by less than a half-second to win the mile run at the New England indoor track and field championships Friday at the Reggie Lewis Center. Geoghegan finished in 4 minutes, 14.94 seconds, just 0.49 seconds ahead of McCauley. They were the highest finishers among […]
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Experts warn of disruptions as oceans’ low-oxygen zones spread
The increase in oxygen depletion is consistent with climate-change models, scientists report.
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People & Entertainment
LOS ANGELES – Audiences are mad as hatters about Johnny Depp and Tim Burton’s “Alice in Wonderland,” helping it earn a whopping $41 million in its first day. After its big start Friday, the Disney release could be on track for a $100 million weekend. Box-office tracker Hollywood.com says that would be a record for […]
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State Championship Hockey: In Class A, Tigers return to the top
Biddeford collects a third title in four years, holding off Waterville before putting the game away, 3-0.
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Anthem, public assess reasons for hiking rates
Costly new drugs and treatments are big pieces of the puzzle, but activists also blame high profits.
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Adoptees mark a year of finding themselves
A Maine law that provides adults access to original birth records is still winning praise 14 months after taking effect.