A Connecticut company offering ‘optional coverages’ has been cited in three states for deceptive advertising.
October 2014
Number of floods could triple in 15 years, scientists warn
And Portland’s 11.2 flooding events every year could rise to 30 a year by 2045, according to the Union of Concerned Scientists’ analysis of NOAA data.
Supporters of bear-baiting ban seek injunction against Maine wildlife department
Mainers for Fair Bear Hunting want the Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife to stop campaigning against the ban proposed on the Nov. 4 ballot.
Two cable networks announce they won’t re-run ‘7th Heaven’
The cancellations occur after a celebrity website reports details of molestation allegations against actor Stephen Collins.
Man told police he put vodka in boy’s feeding tube
A Vermont couple plead not guilty in the disabled 13-year-old’s death.
Long-running Bath land dispute resolved
The city allows a couple to buy land and avoid demolition of two buildings.
Player who grew up on Maine ballfields now playing for a place in World Series
The Orioles’ Ryan Flaherty is one of a handful from the state to get to Major League Baseball’s playoffs.
Our View: Maine’s private food programs have too much on their plate
The state should lift a mandate that adds to the workload for hunger-related charities and puts nutrition out of the reach of thousands of needy Mainers.
Wright’s well-positioned wherever Pats need him
The former Buccaneer proves a good catch – and more – in Sunday’s rout of the Bengals.
Another View: Downgraded to dwarf orbiter, Pluto may yet regain its status
A 2015 space mission could go a long way toward settling the debate.