Carole Swan of Chelsea walks into the courtroom stiffly and slowly as Friday’s proceedings began in Bangor.
2013
Maine trial of ex-selectwoman focuses on her workers’ comp claims
Carole Swan of Chelsea walks into the courtroom stiffly and slowly as Friday’s proceedings began in Bangor.
Two Maine towns share $375K in development awards
The awards given to Kennebunk and St. John Plantation will result in the creation of 13 new jobs, according to state officials.
Bonny Eagle hires principal from Gray-New Gloucester
Paul Penna will take the helm at Bonny Eagle High School, replacing Beth Schultz, whose contract wasn’t renewed.
New home for disabled going up in Scarborough
Casa Inc. is breaking ground today on its new 16-bed facility.
Vet returns to N. Korea to seek remains of first black Navy aviator
An Aegis destroyer now under construction at Bath Iron Works bears the name of Medal of Honor winner Thomas Hudner, who was honored at a ceremony in Maine in April.
Pope creates new commission of inquiry for finance
It is the third such commission Francis has named in his four months as pope and signals that big changes are coming.
Saturday’s storms will finally bring relief
Cold snaps and heat waves have their peaks and today is the peak of this heat wave. Temperatures this afternoon are going to hit 100F in a few spots and get into the upper 90s in many. When you combine the heat and the humidity, today will be the most uncomfortable day of the summer. […]
Portland gunshots nearly hit sleeping child
Police canvas the East Bayside neighborhood for witnesses and videotape that might show who was in the area.
Deadly derailment won’t stop oil on trains
Without new pipelines in North America, there’s no other way to transport vast amounts of crude from the middle of the continent to its coasts.