Sales prices also are up from a year ago, with the median price at $215,900.
2013
Posted inNorthern Forecaster, The Forecaster
New Yarmouth interchange almost ready for use
YARMOUTH — A new access ramp on Interstate 295 could deliver increased revenue for businesses along a nearby stretch of U.S. Route 1. Between June 28 and July 3, the Maine Department of Transportation will open the $6.1 million ramp at Exit 15. Then, by Thanksgiving, the state will also open a 300-car Park & […]
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Posted inNation & World, News
Chief: 23 N.H. scouts calm after burns from lightning
The Scouts, ages 12-17, suffer varying degrees of burns at a remote camp in Gilmanton that had no structures where they could take shelter.
Posted inNation & World, News
Texas prepares to execute 500th inmate
Texas executes an inmate about every three weeks – far more than any other state – even as other states cut back for fear of wrong convictions.
Posted inMaine, News
Capitol Police seeking couple seen in old AMHI tunnels
The two were spotted on security cameras under the vacant state mental hospital in Augusta on Saturday. They triggered an alarm, but were gone before police arrived.
Posted inNation & World, News
Army to cut brigades at 10 U.S. bases
The Army will also cut thousands of other jobs across the service, including soldiers in units that support the brigades.
Posted inNation & World, News
Obama details sweeping plan to tackle climate change
As part of the plan, the president will instruct the State Department to approve the Keystone XL pipeline only if it won’t increase net emissions of greenhouse gases.
Posted inAmerican Journal, Current, Lakes Region Weekly
Maine child pornographer balks at new charges
Wade Robert Hoover argues he faces double jeopardy on 12 charges in a letter to the media.
Posted inMaine, News
Maine child pornographer balks at new charges
Wade Robert Hoover argues he faces double jeopardy on 12 charges in a letter to the media.
Posted inNorthern Forecaster, The Forecaster
Brother's condition inspires Cumberland woman's career path
CUMBERLAND — Her brother’s life with Down syndrome could have been a problem for Eleanor Saffian and her family. Instead, they have celebrated something that makes Charlie unique and has inspired Saffian’s career path. The Cumberland native is a senior at Wake Forest University in North Carolina, where she studies genetics. This summer she is […]