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September 2013
Chemical weapons inspectors take off for Syria
Their first job will be to help the nation scrap its ability to manufacture the deadly weapons.
U.S. sues North Carolina, calls new voting law discriminatory
The state is using a U.S. Supreme Court ruling to curtail the voting rights of minorities, Attorney General Holder says.
Maine Voices: Reducing food stamp spending would fray lifeline for poor Maine families
Food banks couldn’t fill the meal gap if U.S. House cuts force 63,000 Mainers off SNAP benefits.
Injury ends Wilfork’s season
According to a report, the defensive tackle tore his right Achilles tendon in Sunday’s win at Atlanta.
Falmouth girls stay perfect after hard-fought win at Yarmouth
YARMOUTH—We’re midway through the 2013 season and the beat goes on for the Falmouth girls’ soccer team. Unheralded in the preseason, the three-time defending Class B state champion Yachtsmen will be in Class A this postseason, but they’re spending the regular campaign measuring themselves against longtime rivals. So far, so good. Falmouth paid a visit […]
Steve Solloway: Turning the page in new UMaine hockey chapter
ORONO – One moment Blaine Byron was talking into a microphone, and in the next he was reeling and laughing. The well-aimed shaving cream pie smacked the touted freshman hockey forward full in the face, from hairline to chin. Welcome to the University of Maine, kid. I looked for Red Gendron, the new head coach. […]
Joe Biden: Exchanges will ease access to health care for millions
Starting Tuesday, uninsured Americans will be able to comparison shop for the best, most cost-effective plans.
David Rohde: Chance for U.S., Iran to mend ties hangs in the balance
A historic phone call opens doors, but whether there will be a breakthrough is far from clear.
Rondo’s return? Celtics won’t say
The star guard is Boston’s key player in a rebuilding year — and yet he’s in rehab until further notice.