Paul LePage says his own background makes him sensitive to the subject.
2011
Posted inNews
Inmate dies, had served 45 years for murder
Robert Ingerson, 65, was an inmate at the state prison in Warren.
advertisement
Posted inNews
Man dies when SUV heads into Sinclair lake
An SUV driven by a 27-year-old Madawaska man struck a boat launch, a dock and a boat and ended up in the lake.
Posted inNews
9/11 memorial to begin taking ticket reservations
Memorial and museum president Joe Daniels says he expects demand to be great.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Scene & Heard Datebook
TODAY • Library Sundae, 1 to 4 p.m., Falmouth Memorial Library, Falmouth. Enjoy ice cream sundaes, antique cars and live music. Free. 781-2351. TUESDAY • Annual Art Show, 4 to 6 p.m., St. Joseph’s Rehabilitation & Residence, Portland. View the work of John Swan and enjoy sparkling cider and hors d’oeuvres. Free. 797-0600. • Portland […]
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Food
Dine Out Maine: Cinque Terre merges Maine, Italy with outstanding results
New dining establishments in Greater Portland tend to draw much attention, which can mean that established restaurants — those that helped to foster the city’s reputation for great food — sometimes get taken for granted. Cinque Terre may be one such place, recognized over the years in regional and national media for its commitment to […]
Posted inNews
Baby left under Maine’s Safe Haven law
In Maine, parents can leave a baby less than a month old with police, hospital staff or medical service providers without repercussion.
Posted inNews
Moxie: ‘It’s Maine in a bottle!”
Tens of thousands of people are expected to attend this weekend’s Moxie Festival in Lisbon Falls.
Posted inNews
Lobstermen get back to racing
This weekend’s races are at Searsport (today) and Stonington (Sunday).
Posted inNews
WW II airman to be buried in Maine 66 years after crash
A graveside funeral service for 2nd Lt. Robert Emerson of Norway is being held today at Pine Grove Cemetery in South Paris.