Police add extra patrols and the airport installs new signs warning visitors their weed can’t legally go home with them, all in preparation for the opening of the legal sale of marijuana.
2013
Posted inNation & World, News
Colorado readies for ‘Green Wednesday’ marijuana sales
Police add extra patrols and the airport installs new signs warning visitors their weed can’t legally go home with them, all in preparation for the opening of the legal sale of marijuana.
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Posted inMaine, News
LePage: Oil truck drivers may work longer hours
Federal rules are waived so drivers are allowed to make deliveries more than 60 hours per week until mid-January.
Posted inTimes Record
Eliot Cutler to forgo PAC money in governor’s race
Democrat Mike Michaud said the decision seems politically motivated, while Gov. Paul LePage declines comment.
Posted inMaine, News, Politics
Eliot Cutler to forgo PAC money in governor’s race
Democrat Mike Michaud said the decision seems politically motivated, while Gov. Paul LePage declines comment.
Posted inNation & World, News
Mainer likely was struck, killed by Connecticut train
Crew members reported they had hit something on the tracks, but no one notified police because there was no evidence a person had been struck.
Posted inMaine, News, Politics
Joseph Baldacci says he won’t run for Congress
The brother of the former governor passes and the Democratic primary seems set with 3 candidates.
Posted inNorthern Forecaster, Southern Forecaster, The Forecaster
Storyteller McDonald to mix humor, history in Cape Elizabeth
CAPE ELIZABETH — John McDonald is a humorist, storyteller and author. He is not an historian. “The best part about being a storyteller is you’re not judged by the same factual standards as an historian,” he said. So when the Cape Elizabeth Historical Preservation Society hosts McDonald at Thomas Memorial Library on Jan. 6 at […]
Posted inMaine, News
Cold weather in Maine settles in
Saturday, in particular, is expected to be bitterly cold, the National Weather Service forecasts.
Posted inCoastal Journal, Portland Forecaster, The Forecaster
Volunteers give Brunswick animal shelter a makeover
BRUNSWICK — In lieu of a company Christmas party, a Portland business owner this week donated more than $30,000 worth of renovations to the Coastal Humane Society. The work Monday and Tuesday by Hardypond Construction took place throughout the animal shelter’s 30 Range Road facility. Shelter leaders said the work will be a “Band-Aid” as they […]