Meanwhile, managers of the Bucksport mill targeted for closure say they tried diversifying and other tactics but found no solutions.
October 2014
Lobsterman in Penobscot Bay catches one that’s just a little blue
Mike Billings hauled in a lobster Thursday that looks normal except for one small blue claw.
Facebook will alter research after backlash
Internal studies will be better planned and reviewed by more people to avoid having users feel manipulated.
Stock market continues slide, then recovers
The indexes change little for the day, with investors possibly seeing a chance to buy ‘on the dip’ after a series of losses.
Fire on Main Street in Lovell leaves couple homeless
No one was home when a passerby spotted flames and smoke coming from the single-family home.
Ohio woman sues sperm bank over donor error
The sperm had the wrong racial profile, leading to a skin color that could spark prejudice, the mother says.
Mural by famed graffiti artist destroyed in southern England
Authorities who didn’t know it was a “Banksy” defend their decision, a reaction to complaints that the art was racist.
Maine receives $38 million to pay for bond projects
The money, approved by voters, will go toward bridge and highway work, port development and other infrastructure improvements.
JPMorgan Chase says data breach affects 76 million households
The nation’s biggest bank says some customer information was stolen in a cyberattack that began as early as June and was discovered in mid-August.
NFL referees’ union criticizes league’s inconsistency on calls
The union says two high-profile penalties in the last two weeks were graded as correct even after NFL executives announced that they were incorrect.