While Afghans want swift punishment for the premeditated murder of women and children civilians, it will likely be months, even years, before the public gets to see Bales in a courtroom.
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Army: PTSD treatable and some return to war
The case of Sgt. Robert Bales has sparked debate about whether the Army failed in detecting a soldier’s mental instability or pushed him too far.
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Arrest demand grows in Fla teen’s shooting death
Until admitted shooter George Zimmerman is led away in handcuffs, the parents of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin and the civil rights activists and others who have rallied for their cause say they won’t be satisfied.
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Maine AG warns diabetes patients of scams
William Schneider is warning people to never provide their Medicare number or other personal information over the phone.
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Lobstermen from U.S., Canada meet in Maine
More than 100 lobstermen will discuss issues affecting the fishery on both sides of the border at a conference starting today in South Portland.
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Maine egg farm workers may lose union rights
A bill awaiting final votes in the House and Senate eliminates collective bargaining rights for workers at the farms formerly operated by DeCoster Egg Farms.
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NCAA Men: Louisville gets the upset
PHOENIX — Louisville figured its game against Michigan State to be low-scoring, a natural expectation with two of the nation’s best defenses butting heads. The Cardinals had one big advantage: Gorgui Dieng. Dominating inside, Dieng blocked seven shots and altered several others to anchor a stifling defense Thursday night that helped Louisville knock off top-seeded […]
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Maine teenagers flock to midnight opening of ‘Hunger Games’
Regal Cinemas in Brunswick screens the movie in three theaters to meet demand.
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Graziano’s in Lisbon closes after 43 years in restaurant business
LISBON —Grazianio’s Casa Mia Restaurant on Main Street, which as recently as Saturday hosted a special St. Patrick’s Day dinner and benefit shows by the Squid Jiggers, closed today, according to a message posted on the restaurant’s Facebook page. The message reads as follows: THE GRAZIANOS HAVE LEFT THE BUILDING. After 43 years of full […]
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Who was Raymond Graebe?
BRUNSWICK — In January, Brunswick police detectives sent Joan Reardon a small plastic bag filled with a cellphone, Timex watch, a knife and some Kleenex. That’s all she has to remind her of her husband of 25 years, Raymond Graebe, whose body was found hanging from a tree in Brunswick late last year. Police searched for […]