BATH — The City Council voted Wednesday to publicly disclose a document discussed early this year in a closed-door meeting about the sale of city-owned property. The one-page, Dec. 19, 2012, memorandum from Community Development Director Justin Poirier outlined the tenant situation at the Mid Coast Center for Higher Education, which the city sold in […]
September 2013
N.H. school cancels homecoming game, cites bad behavior
Hanover High School’s principal said members of the football team ‘made some bad choices.’
Hernandez friend pleads not guilty to accessory charge
Ernest Wallace of Bristol, Conn., was indicted last month on a charge of being an accessory to murder after the fact.
Hard-hit Mexico struck again by Manuel, now a hurricane
Nationwide, Mexican officials said 22 of the country’s 31 states have sustained damage from Manuel and Ingrid.
Maine man dies when vehicle falls on him
Police say 57-year-old Roger Crocker of Plymouth was working under a jacked-up vehicle in his driveway.
Portland had cited owner of building before Old Port fire
The safety violations went uncorrected, an official says, as Fore Street residents and businesses cope with displacement.
Local & State Dispatches
Waterboro man dies in car crash / Tax revenue from casinos rises / Wheel from Maine truck causes fatal accident … and other news from around the state
Software update may overshadow new iPhones
Analysts are waiting to see whether Apple’s iOS 7 drives or dampens sales of the newest phones.
Mt. Fuji’s new status worries officials
MOUNT FUJI, Japan They trudge up well-trod cinder paths by the thousands, headlamps glowing in the dark, and then settle in, shivering, to await and cheer the sun’s blazing ascent over the horizon. Climbing Mount Fuji, Japan’s most iconic landmark, is a group activity: Seldom is it climbed in solitude. The recent recognition of the […]