The state senator’s comments are criticized by both Democrats and Republicans as ‘repugnant,’ ‘outrageous’ and ‘classless.’
May 2014
Posted inHealth, Nation & World, News, Politics
Tennessee politician: Jews should remember Hitler, oppose Obamacare
The state senator’s comments are criticized by both Democrats and Republicans as ‘repugnant,’ ‘outrageous’ and ‘classless.’
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Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
Construction starting on upscale West End apartment complex
With 39 apartments priced at the market rate, the West End Place project is another sign of rising demand for upscale housing in Portland.
Posted inMaine, News
Maine woman seriously injured when car rams back of school bus
A construction crane that was being towed past the crash was used to help free Melissa Guilfoyle of Windsor from her vehicle, which was wedged beneath the bus.
Posted inMaine, News
Portland man charged with selling pot he’d just bought at dispensary
Danny Mitchell allegedly bought marijuana with a prescription, immediately sold it, then went back into the dispensary to buy more.
Posted inMaine, News, Schools and Education
UMaine System may dip into reserve funds
But finance officials warn that the spending level of the university system is unsustainable and deficits will grow.
Posted inMaine, News
Supreme Court won’t review New Jersey handgun permit law
Gun-rights supporters say the law makes it nearly impossible for anyone who isn’t a member of law enforcement to get a permit to carry a weapon outside the home.
Posted inNews, Sports
Tigers Woods’ recovery from back surgery a ‘very slow process’
In a wide-ranging blog post Monday, Woods made it sound as though he would not be ready for the U.S. Open on June 12-15.
Posted inLife & Culture
Small Axe Truck chef chops his way through Maine cooking challenge
Four local chefs compete in a three-round, live cooking competition modeled on the popular Food Network show ‘Chopped.’
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
Maine’s public advocate reverses position on giant wind deal
The change means the advocate’s office won’t oppose a venture involving First Wind and Emera when the deal is reviewed a second time by the Public Utilities Commission.