Central Maine and Quebec Railway aims to resume shipments of nonhazardous goods within 10 days, and oil in about 18 months, to Lac-Megantic, Quebec.
2014
Railroad hopes town where 47 died will allow oil trains
Central Maine and Quebec Railway aims to resume shipments of nonhazardous goods within 10 days, and oil in about 18 months, to Lac-Megantic, Quebec.
Summit Helping Save Students Money
Since the company turned on gas in Waterville it has already helped Thomas College save on their energy costs.
Manziel sent Browns text urging them to draft him
The text spurred Cleveland’s owner and coach to trade up to get the Texas A&M quarterback.
Two arrested, third sought in Buxton home invasion
The arrests are made in connection with an attack on the homeowner, who was injured when she interrupted two men and a woman burglarizing her house in April.
Uncle Andy’s owners hoping for a boost from ‘Restaurant Impossible’
The South Portland diner is the first Maine restaurant to be featured on the Food Network show.
GM fined maximum $35 million in safety case
A lawmaker calls the penalty ‘a parking ticket in comparison to the toll this defect has taken on the lives of America’s families.’
Maine’s unemployment rate dropped to 5.7 percent in April
The rate had been 5.9 percent in March and April’s number was the lowest since September 2008.
Crowd greets Nova Star as it docks in Yarmouth
The ferry completed its first round trip between Portland to Nova Scotia on Friday.
Raymond scraps rec complex
RAYMOND – The Raymond Board of Selectmen has removed an $817,000 bond issue from the annual town meeting warrant, effectively scrapping a proposed 19-acre recreation complex that could have been built by the military. The proposed Farwell Drive Recreational Complex, which would have been built on 83 acres of town land abutting Egypt Road, was […]