Josh Corbin, right, of Portland prepares to throw a ball for his dog Chido.
February 2012
WikiLeaks targets private intel firm
The U.S. company gathers information on organizations and activists for corporate interests.
Sugarloaf opens some of its glades
CARRABASSETT VALLEY — Ten inches of fresh snow allowed Sugarloaf to open the Brackett Basin glades Saturday for the first time this season. The skiing and snowboarding terrain is part of a three-phase glades expansion onto Burnt Mountain, which is next to Sugarloaf. Having it open should provide an important boost for the resort heading […]
Ohio: Teen accused in shootings ‘is someone who’s not well’
A third victim in an Ohio school cafeteria shooting dies as T.J. Lane, 17, appears in juvenile court.
Our View: Loss of Snoweis a win for ugly partisanship
With Sen. Olympia Snowe’s departure, Maine pays the price for political gridlock.
Maine Voices: East-west highway would benefit industry at expense of environment
Far from a ‘hollow middle,’ Maine’s heartland teems with valuable wildlife and undeveloped topography.
World War II veteran depicted in ‘Band of Brothers’ dies at 90
Lynn ‘Buck’ Compton was awarded a Silver Star and a Purple Heart for his service during the war.
Hong Kong stockbrokers protest shorter lunch break
They say they need 90 minutes to talk with clients and do research.
Police accuse Bangor man of killing Florida firefighter
Daniel Porter is charged in the drug-related killing of Jerry Perdomo, whose body has not been found.
Nation, World Dispatches, Feb. 29, 2012
BEIRUT Journalist escapes violence that claims more lives in Syria A wounded British photographer. Paul Conroy, who had been trapped in the besieged Syrian city of Homs was spirited safely into Lebanon on Tuesday in a risky journey that killed 13 rebels who helped him escape the relentless shelling and gunfire. Meanwhile, a Syrian diplomat […]