Both tight ends will be available Sunday, a rare situation for New England this season.
2013
Posted inNews, Politics
Bill Nemitz: LePage’s charges on charters off the charts
He loves to rant and rant and rant about what’s wrong with Maine schools. If only Gov. Paul LePage would put the same energy into doing his homework. “Unfortunately, the governor seems to be more interested in bullying people than really understanding what people are doing,” observed Jana LaPoint, chairwoman of the Maine Charter School […]
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Three women arrested on prostitution charges in Kittery
Kittery’s police chief wants to send the message that prostitution will not be tolerated in his community.
Posted inBusiness
Signs for 2013: Gas to cost less
A typical U.S. household could save $205 if the forecast of a 5 percent price decline holds true.
Posted inLife & Culture, News
Lamoine mariner’s trials lend realism to Oscar nominee ‘Pi’
Author and marine designer Steven Callahan, who spent weeks alone and adrift in a lifeboat in 1982, helped add realism and a survivor’s spiritual perspective to the Oscar-nominated film.
Posted inBusiness, Politics
Lew named to head Treasury
If confirmed, the White House chief of staff will replace outgoing Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner.
Posted inMaine Mariners, News, Sports
Coyotes to call up four Pirates
The Pirates’ leading scorer, Alexandre Bolduc, joins center Andy Miele and defensemen Michael Stone and David Rundblad on their way to Arizona.
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New section of Poland’s fire station collapses in high winds
The addition collapses but no one is injured.
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Maine State Prison warden fired
The reasons for terminating Patricia Barnhart, who had run the corrections facility since 2009, remain a mystery.
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Maine police looking for suspect in NYC homicide
Police have issued a bulletin for a stolen Black Nissan Altima he’s believed to be driving.