AAA Northern New England received calls for roadside assistance at the rate of 200 every 30 minutes.
2014
Utah vandals target works by artist Banksy
The damage takes place in the city that hosts the Sundance Film Festival.
World & Nation Dispatches
LONDON Newspapers urge the U.S. to give Snowden clemency The New York Times and Guardian newspapers have called for clemency for Edward Snowden, saying that the espionage worker-turned-privacy advocate should be praised rather than punished for his disclosures. The papers – both of which have played a role in publishing Snowden’s intelligence trove – suggested […]
Bill Nye ‘The Science Guy’ to debate creationist
The advocate of evolution education will face off with a faith leader who rejects scientific findings.
Illegal immigrant granted law license
It’s the latest in a string of legal victories for people who are in this country without permission.
Briefcase
Stock market starts year with a dip as oil price drops It was a sour start to 2014 for the stock market. After hitting record after record in 2013, U.S. stocks slumped on the first day of trading of the New Year on Thursday. A sharp drop in the price of oil helped drag energy […]
Another View: Long-term unemployment emergency has ended
Waiving the minimum-wage mandate would help more than extending another benefit program.
Our View: Education tax credit deserves higher profile
A program aimed at college students who stay in Maine to work won’t help if they don’t know about it.
Beanie Baby maker seeks probation for tax evasion
Billionaire H. Ty Warner could get up to 57 months in prison for having secret Swiss accounts.
Retailers watch for fraudulent returns
The problem costs the industry about $9 billion a year, a trade group reports.