Her mother transcribed the stories she and her brothers told about their childhood in Europe.
March 2012
Summers offers changes in laws for young drivers
Secretary of State Charlie Summers points to 12 crashes resulting in 16 deaths since Christmas.
People & EntertainmentIntruder a horror show for Cowell
LONDON — A woman accused of breaking into Simon Cowell’s house wielding a broken brick and then hiding in the entertainment mogul’s wardrobe appeared in a London court Monday. Leanne Zaloumis, 29, was charged with aggravated burglary after the incident Saturday night. Prosecutors said Cowell was watching TV in the bedroom of his London mansion […]
Portland Fish Exchange gets refrigeration grant
The money will be used to replace refrigeration equipment that has developed major leaks.
Kathleen Parker: Can moderation be saved? Political progress depends on it
Moderation is a means to an end by those whose goal is to accomplish rather than to merely win.
Photographer puts new spinon classic Bean covers
Randal Ford goes to great lengths to capture the iconic retailer’s message and values in re-created catalog covers.
Maine challenge not based on public opinion, state AG says
Attorney General William Schneider says his stand on the health care law is a matter of principle.
‘Pink slime’ maker suspends some plant operations
A company spokesman acknowledges business has taken a ‘substantial’ hit in recent days.
Ruth Marcus: Ryan’s tax reform plan showcases dessert, hides the spinach
Rep. Paul Ryan says he’d pay for lower tax rates by ending popular deductions, not an easy pledge to keep.
Bruins alums, Portland-area high schoolers to compete Friday
PORTLAND — A group of former Boston Bruins will play a co-ed team from high schools in the Portland area at 7 p.m. Friday at the Cumberland County Civic Center. The high school seniors will play against a squad that will include former Bruins Reggie Lemelin, Ken Hodge, Bruce Shoebottom, Ken Linseman, Don Marcotte, David […]