Michael Pineda has inflammation in his shoulder tendon, but no structural damage.
2012
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Same-sex couples case heads to federal appeals court
A federal judge in Massachusetts declared a key section of a federal law unconstitutional.
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Obama calls for raising taxes on wealthy
The plan is a symbol of efforts by Democrats to claim they champion economic fairness.
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Ayla’s 2nd birthday spurs many memories
Despite her popularity, few details of the missing toddler’s life have appeared in news reports. For her second birthday, her family shared some of those details.
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Telegram All-State Skiing Boys: One late starting time, and otherwise simply perfect
Silas Eastman, a junior at Fryeburg Academy, left little doubt that he was the best skier in the state.
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Jonathan Riskind: Maine nominee due for committee vote April 19
William Kayatta Jr., President Obama’s nominee for Maine’s seat on the U.S. 1st Circuit Court of Appeals, is set for a Senate Judiciary Committee vote April 19. Kayatta was among the nominees on the committee’s list for votes last week, but it was the first time his name was on that list and it is […]
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Snowmobiling: Riders had to go north for season’s ‘hot’ spots
One of the warmest winters on record does have a downside — especially for those who love to play in the snow and for businesses that depend on snow-related activities. While northern and western Maine received a fair amount of snow for some good riding, southern Maine was as dry as the Sahara desert when […]
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Telegram All-State Skiing Girls: A runner turns to skiing, and turns into the state’s best
Abby Mace of Maranacook made the transition, but will be back running for UConn.
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Judge says groups can’t shield campaign donors
The Federal Election Commission overstepped its authority, a federal judge rules.
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Earth Hour dims world landmarks
LONDON — Sydney’s iconic Harbor Bridge and Opera House went dark for an hour Saturday, part of a global effort to shine a spotlight on climate change. Hundreds of landmarks around the world, including Washington’s National Cathedral, Big Ben in London, the Great Wall of China and Tokyo Tower were being dimmed at 8:30 p.m. […]