Coordinated blasts in the capital show a network capable of breaching security in exclusive areas.
2012
Posted inLife & Culture
People & EntertainmentJudge sides with Jackson estate
LOS ANGELES – A federal judge ruled Friday that a businessman working with Michael Jackson’s mother has violated copyrights owned by the singer’s estate and should be blocked from future uses of the work. U.S. District Judge Dean Pregerson sided with the singer’s estate in a ruling against Howard Mann and the website www.michaeljacksonsecretvault.com, which […]
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Posted inOpinion
The age of scarcity is upon us
Our survival as a society hinges on figuring out how to best use what’s left of our natural resources.
Posted inOpinion
Michael Cuzzi: In 2014, Maine Democrats face a tipping point
To retake the Blaine House, the party can hold on to its core values, but it must also advance new ideas.
Posted inOpinion
A time to mourn
Caught off guard by the force of his grief for his father, a son realizes that even this expected loss will redraw the map of his world.
Posted inBusiness
On the Move
NEW FACES • Sergio Gaddar joined WBRC Architects/Engineers as project manager of its Portland office. Gaddar has extensive experience on projects across many sectors, including health care, hospitality, educational, residential and mixed use. • Vanessa Pelzer Bell has founded Maine Adult Guardianship Services LLC. She had worked as a project director at the University of […]
Posted inBusiness
No small potatoes
The nation’s most valuable vegetable – and the fourth most important crop worldwide – is stored and studied at the United States Potato Genebank in Wisconsin.
Posted inBusiness
Datebook
Tuesday “Volunteering: The Way to Your Next Job,” 9 to 11 a.m., with Meaghan Arzburger from United Way of York County. Space is limited. York County CareerCenter, 9 Bodwell Court, Springvale. Call 324-5460 or go to www.mainecareercenter.com. “Marketing and Sales: Learn Marketing Communication Methods and Tools to Target Customers,” 2 to 5 p.m., SCORE Offices, […]
Posted inOpinion
Maine Voices: We have no shield against negative ads
Political ads don’t have to be truthful, and nobody’s reputation is on the line if we don’t know who paid for them.
Posted inEditorials, Opinion
Our View: State should promote ‘sustainable’ lobster
Maine-based processing won’t increase unless new markets are developed for Maine lobster.