Aerial photography will document the friendly palm-slapping at Friday’s Portland Sea Dogs game.
2013
Pickup trucks lead big surge in sales by automakers
DETROIT — Ford sales rose 13 percent in June from a year earlier, while Chrysler’s increased 8 percent and General Motors’ were up 6 percent as pickup trucks continue to be the big showroom attraction. Buoyed by rising consumer confidence and easier credit, automakers expected to post the strongest month since 2007. Sales increased 12.9 […]
Steve Solloway: Bernie Carbo a saving grace for Sox, and now for himself
The former player, who overcame a drug and alcohol problem, now leads a spiritual life.
Ready to toe the line on big day for racing
The Fourth of July road races will include longtime annual events in Freeport and Bridgton.
Bergeron: ‘Some people would say it’s stupid’
Boston’s Patrice Bergeron is healing and says he’ll be OK after playing with several severe injuries in the Stanley Cup finals.
Greg Kesich: July Fourth, baseball and an immigrant’s welcome to America
There are fine points of a culture that can take a generation or two before they make sense.
Female overdose deaths up sharply
The rate of prescription painkiller deaths among women grew fivefold from 1999 to 2010, data show.
Maine Voices: There is no excuse for rejecting health care for working Mainers
The governor’s vetoes of a proposal to expand MaineCare haven’t ended the fight for affordable care.
Gun control supporters take message to tough place
Former U.S. Rep, Gabrielle Giffords and her husband begin a seven-state tour by talking with Alaskans.
Another View: Gov. LePage stands his ground, resists tax-and-spend advocates
Regarding the governor’s “paranoid politics” (“Greg Kesich: Outburst confirms the paranoid politics of Paul LePage,” June 26), I must say that it was indeed refreshing to know that there is at least one “politician” (I detest using that pejorative on him) who understands that there is good and evil in the world, politics included. Here, […]