Officials said most of the injured are ‘walking wounded’ with upper-body injuries, and that all are conscious and breathing.
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Posted inNation & World, News
More than 75 injured in London theater collapse
Officials said most of the injured are ‘walking wounded’ with upper-body injuries, and that all are conscious and breathing.
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Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
Thousands of Mainers’ card data may have been stolen at Target
Target customers in the state – up to 100,000 or more – are told to watch accounts for odd charges.
Posted inForecaster Sports, The Forecaster
Greely boys down Yarmouth to emerge as Western B favorite
CUMBERLAND—With defending Class B state champion Falmouth moving up this postseason, three local squads who know each other well, Greely, Yarmouth and Cape Elizabeth, look to be jockeying for the top spot. Two of those teams did battle Wednesday evening. The scrappy Clippers of Yarmouth paid a visit to undefeated Greely and while both teams […]
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Cape man reopens valet parking service at JetPort
Twenty years ago, Cape Elizabeth resident Tom Toye III, owner of Park’N Jet at 1000 Westbrook Street, Portland, had a thriving parking and car rental business on the same 4 acres he owns at the Jetport today. During the past decade, he leased the space to three large car rental operations and watched the parking […]
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News, Politics
Report: Maine political giving tied to tax break program
A spokesman says businesses have influenced lawmakers to preserve a $69.9 million tax break subsidized by Maine taxpayers last year.
Posted inMaine, News
Auburn man pardoned by Obama had turned his life around
More than 20 years after being convicted, Derek Laliberte is co-owner of Crystal Spring Water and church activities director for the Maine Knights of Columbus.
Posted inNation & World, News
Americans, Brits evacuate South Sudan as ethnic violence spreads
South Sudan’s government admits to losing control of the capital of the country’s largest and most populous state, as hundreds are killed.
Posted inCurrent, Southern Forecaster
SP/CE Rotarians aid homeless Maine veterans
The South Portland/Cape Elizabeth Rotary Club, which has emphasized assistance to Maine’s homeless veterans, has made another donation of both transportation passes and beds in cooperation with Maine Veteran’s Affairs. Many of Maine’s homeless veterans have difficulty getting to medical appointments, job interviews and other obligations due to lack of transportation and money. And many, […]
Posted inCurrent, Southern Forecaster
‘Ending Hunger Walking Tour’ visits Scarborough
In November, the 12th Annual Maine Credit Unions’ Ending Hunger Walking Tour made a stop in Scarborough and delivered a contribution to the Scarborough Food Pantry. Brenda Davis, one of the state’s leading ending-hunger advocates, has been partnering with Maine’s credit unions to coordinate the Ending Hunger Walking Tour for the past 12 years. Other […]