The newfound migration in Africa reaches farther than any documented on the continent.
May 2014
Letter to the editor: Sen. John Tuttle can craft sustainable solutions, support traditional Maine recreational businesses
In this day and age, it’s a good idea to get to know who you are voting for as your state senator. All the candidates tell us that they support growth in jobs, want to strengthen small business and reduce both the government bureaucracy and taxes. That’s what we want to hear. However, once elected, […]
Boland’s EMP work warrants promotion
It’s time to promote state Rep. Andrea Boland to state senator. No one in Maine has done more than Boland to advance the interests and security of Maine ”“ and of the entire nation. The passage by near unanimity of Boland’s bill, LD 131, to protect the Maine electric grid against solar storms and electromagnetic […]
Negotiators agree on N.H. hospital settlement bill
CONCORD, N.H. — House and Senate negotiators agreed Friday on legislation needed to implement a settlement with almost all New Hampshire’s hospitals over Medicaid rates and a tax on hospital revenues deemed unconstitutional. The House and Senate still must approve Friday’s agreement when they meet next week. Gov. Maggie Hassan announced the settlement Thursday. Twenty-five […]
Sen. Tuttle is a true representative for the people
There are a lot of words to describe the senator of District 33: dedicated, sincere, trustworthy and special. By special, we mean he acts from his heart and has all of us from his district in mind when he votes on policy. He works for us at the Statehouse in Augusta. We voted him in, […]
Celebrating scholars
Sandy Shaw, center, stands between Lauren Bartholomew and Mayson Lee Picard, on May 22 at Saco Masonic Lodge No. 9. Bartholomew and Picard were recipients of the Masonic Lodge’s G. Patrick Shaw Scholarship, presented in honor of Shaw’s late husband.
Moroccan film follows the path of suicide bombers
RABAT, Morocco — There’s a moment in the Moroccan film “Horses of God” when the protagonist and a friend successfully repair an old moped and cruise around the dusty alleys of the desperately poor shantytown and experience a fleeting moment of freedom. Otherwise the lives of the two young men have been dominated by the claustrophobia of their hovels […]
Casey surges, Rory tumbles at the Memorial
DUBLIN, Ohio — Paul Casey expected to be chasing someone Friday in the Memorial, figuring it would be Rory McIlroy. After two holes, Casey had the lead to himself at Muirfield Village, and that was only the start of another big day. He took advantage of the par 5s for another 6-under 66, giving him […]
Man charged with impeding marathon bombing probe
By DENISE LAVOIE AP Legal Affairs Writer BOSTON — A friend of the brothers suspected of bombing the Boston Marathon was accused Friday of obstructing the investigation into the deadly attack by deleting information from his computer and lying to investigators. The friend, Khairullozhon Matanov, 23, of Quincy, was arrested at his apartment. He later […]
Program on tide pools offered at Wells library
WELLS — Marine educator Carol Steingart will lead the program “Let’s Go Tidepooling” on Monday, June 9 from 12:30-3:30 p.m. at a rocky beach in Wells. Participants of this Wells Public Library excursion will explore the animal and plant life of tide pools, and should wear water shoes or other appropriate footwear and be prepared […]