Sea Dogs starting pitcher allows just two earned runs in first start of season.
May 2014
Buffett’s older sister works one-on-one to help letter writers in need
Her Sunshine Lady Foundation scrutinizes each request.
Poland’s Wojciech Jaruzelski, 90, led crush of Solidarity
He enjoyed a privileged childhood, endured forced labor, rose in the military and then to power.
European Central Bank president keeps door open for stimulus
Mario Draghi holds out the prospect for action at a June meeting to stimulate the weak recovery.
Obama honors nation’s war dead
The president says that a decade of U.S. wars are set to end before the next Memorial Day.
U.S. embassy staff blows cover on CIA agent in Afghanistan
The name is revealed accidentally in an email to thousands of journalists during Obama’s surprise weekend trip.
N.H. meeting to focus on Superfund site
The Chlor-Alkali site is along the east bank of the Androscoggin River in Berlin.
Herb Jeffries, first black singing cowboy of film, dies
His matinee-idol looks won him fame in the late 1930s as the ‘Bronze Buckaroo.’
Photographer Bunny Yeager dies at 85
Her provocative pinups and artful self-portraits were groundbreaking in their focus on confident, independent women.
Man who was once world’s heaviest human dies at 48
Manuel Uribe had slimmed down to about 867 pounds, well below his 2006 Guinness World Record weight of 1,230 pounds.