The Rent-A-Husband founder hopes to be appointed to fill a vacancy until November.
2011
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Democrats take issue with MaineCare figures
Critics say a budget deficit reflects poor planning, but the DHHS chief expresses confidence in the analysis.
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Group compiles ideas to combat opiate addiction
Even as cuts loom in state resources, a task force of lawmakers and health experts looks to education programs and changes in the law to reduce the problem in Maine.
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Feds urge states to ban talking, texting while driving
The National Transportation Safety Board has called on states to outlaw all use of cellphones by drivers, including hands-free devices.
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Couple found dead in Portland apartment
Police say what caused the deaths of the man and woman in an Oxford Street building remains undetermined.
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Life sentence upheld in machete attack
Maine’s highest court ruled Tuesday that Daniel Fortune will remain in prison for life for a home invasion and machete attack that left a father and his 10-year-old daughter maimed.
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Homes evacuated near city’s leaking water tank
Fearing possible collapse, Rochester, N.H., officials were draining the million-gallon, six-story tall tank.
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Holland appeal: Slain brothers had gang links
Rory Holland’s lawyer says his trial unfairly barred evidence of the victims’ violent tendencies.
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Boys’ basketball: A challenge met
Patrick Green steps up in the final minutes as Deering answers Marshwood’s big push.
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Shoppach returning, may replace Varitek
BOSTON – Kelly Shoppach and the Boston Red Sox agreed to a $1.35 million, one-year contract Tuesday that brings the free-agent catcher back to his original team. The move likely ends Jason Varitek’s 15-year tenure behind the plate in Boston. Shoppach, 31, batted .176 with 11 homers and 22 RBI in 87 games last season, […]