Extra creativity is key in after-Mass market
2011
Posted inSports
UMAINE HOCKEY TODAY
WHO: No. 10 Maine (11-6-4, 8-4-2 Hockey East) at Northeastern (7-10-4, 6-7-3) WHEN: 7 p.m. today WHERE: Matthews Arena, Boston TV/RADIO: None/WLOB (AM-1310) MAINE: Six days after defeating No. 3 Boston College 4-1 in Orono, Maine now aims to create some consistency as it heads into the heart of its Hockey East schedule. The Black Bears are […]
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In Focus: This year, spring hopes eternal
The recent barrage of snowstorms is wreaking havoc on budgets, school schedules and psyches.
Posted inSports
Maine men living up to high hopes
The Black Bears, the preseason favorite, lead America East in basketball heading into a home game against Stony Brook.
Posted inBusiness
Bailout hangover takes the edge off Wall Street bonuses
The size of year-end payouts also is affected by falling revenue, an industry observer says.
Posted inNews
Feature Obituary: Allen Jackson, 71, loved history, antiques, genealogy
PORTLAND – Allen Jackson, a dedicated volunteer at the Victoria Mansion who taught young students about the landmark’s history, died on Thursday. He was 71. Mr. Jackson volunteered as a docent, giving tours of the mansion for nearly 10 years. He also gave presentations about the history of the mansion to groups of senior citizens […]
Posted inBusiness
GE surge extends Dow win streak
The average posts its eighth weekly gain in a row as General Electric’s profits soar.
Posted inNews
N.H. nursing homes lose bid for $9 million
CONCORD, N.H. – The New Hampshire Supreme Court on Friday rejected a group of nursing homes’ claim to nearly $9 million in surplus funds, saying the governor had the authority to use the money to balance the budget. In 2007, lawmakers had directed the state to pay any surplus from its share of Medicare nursing […]
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Gay marriage may get reprieve
The N.H. House majority leader says the focus should be on fiscal issues, not a repeal bill, this year.
Posted inEditorials, Opinion
Another View: Many choices in a free society come with risks, not just guns
Before banning high-capacity magazines, people should consider other legal products.