A Portland data-security expert says the menace to privacy and the economy ‘is real and it is escalating.’
2013
Thresher crew ‘helped save the world’
Hundreds gather to honor the 129 men who died when the nuclear submarine sank to the ocean floor 50 years ago.
Camp Keyes operations may move to new headquarters
Construction at the site off Civic Center Drive in Augusta could start as soon as next spring.
Pillow fight a wakeup call for peace
About 150 pillow-wielding people joined the mayhem in Portland as part of International Pillow Fight Day.
Children of Alzheimer’s patient making it their business
Their 10-bed facility is a personal solution to the rising need for elder care.
What Kitty McGuire left behind: happy memories, many questions
The 13-year-old’s family points to reports of bullying and her grief over a beloved uncle’s suicide, but struggle to understand why she took her life.
Dispatches
A car is found partly submerged in Lebanon / Brush fires doused across Maine / Collins to speak at USM graduation / Dempsey attends movie premiere in Maine … and more news from around the state and region.
Washington Notebook: Mainers get results on sex assaults in military
New guidelines released Friday are intended to give victims of sexual assault more peace of mind when applying for security clearance.
Washington Notebook: Mainers get results on sex assaults in military
New guidelines released Friday are intended to give victims of sexual assault more peace of mind when applying for security clearance.
Review: ‘Ancestral Voices’ characters turn play into a family affair
Good Theater opened its 10th anniversary season with A.R. Gurney’s “Ancestral Voices.” Now, the show is back by popular demand to close out the theater’s 11th season. “Ancestral Voices” was a charming production in 2011. It was performed as a staged reading, but the three generations of family members weren’t just voices echoing through time. […]