New vehicles made here may be required to have brakes that can prevent runaway acceleration.
March 2010
Posted inBusiness
Ex-executive at Monster avoids jail time
NEW YORK – A former top executive of the company that runs the Monster job search Web site was rewarded for cooperating in a backdated stock option probe with a sentence of no jail time Tuesday by a judge who said he was troubled that so many companies cheated. U.S. District Judge Jed S. Rakoff […]
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Posted inBusiness
Auto sales rose in February, but not for Toyota
Companies say some of the car buyers had fled their troubled competitor.
Posted inLife & Culture
People & Entertainment, March 3, 2010
Police: Supermodel punched driver, fled NEW YORK – Naomi Campbell slapped and punched the driver of her Cadillac Escalade in midtown Manhattan on Tuesday, then hopped out of the car and ran away, a law enforcement official said. Police were looking for the supermodel, who is known for her feisty temper. The driver, whose name […]
Posted inSports
Lifelong love for possible Dogs pitcher
Casey Kelly, who may start the season in Portland, is the son of a longtime minor-league coach.
Posted inUncategorized
$99 million ‘jobs bond’ meets GOP resistance
The “jobs bond” is an attempt to spur economic growth..
Posted inLetters, Opinion
Letters to the Editor: March 3, 2010
Readers comment on ‘folks from away,’ paid sick days and Exxon Mobil.
Posted inEditorials, Opinion
Our View: USM restructure plan on the right track
Times call for the university to save money as well as respond to the community’s needs.
Posted inEditorials, Opinion
Our View: Spring training is here, can spring be far behind?
The baseball schedule tells us something that the calendar says is still three weeks away.
Posted inOpinion
Maine Voices: Door is open to ban nuclear tests
The opportunity to reduce the danger of nuclear proliferation is at a critical point.