More than 5,200 customers from Central Maine Power Co. lost power for about an hour.
February 2012
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Hurricanes complete season-sweep of Bruins
Cam Ward makes 47 saves to shut out Boston.
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Bill Nemitz: Money didn’t fall far from the trees
A few weeks ago, state treasurer Bruce Poliquin noted money doesn’t grow on trees. I guess he forget to check his own backyard…
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LePage accuses Democrats of stalling budget cuts
But Republican appropriations leader Richard Rosen says that’s not true and both sides are working hard on a solution.
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Eisenhart chosen for Deering baseball job
PORTLAND—There were many reasons why the Deering baseball job appealed to Tim Eisenhart, but the most profound, simply put, was that it gave him an opportunity to come home. Eisenhart, a 1989 DHS graduate, has been nominated to succeed Mark Sutton as the coach of the storied Rams program. His hiring will become official after […]
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‘Tebowmania’ comes to Super Bowl
Someday, Tim Tebow hopes to be playing in the Super Bowl rather than just visiting.
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Poll: Mainers feel better about economy
40 percent of those polled say now is a good time to make a major purchase, a significant increase from the last quarter.
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For Patriots’ Ellis, Super Bowl caps tumultuous year
Patriots defensive end Shaun Ellis holds thoughts of a slain friend close to his heart as he prepares to take the field Sunday.
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CDC: Outbreak linked to Hannaford beef is over
In its final update, the CDC reports 20 known cases of salmonella infections in Maine and elsewhere. Investigators failed to determine how the beef got contaminated.
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Maine’s presidential caucuses under way
Mitt Romney and Ron Paul are considered the Republican favorites in the Pine Tree State.