The technique offers promise for examining bits of tissue in three dimensions with super-fine resolution.
January 15, 2015
Posted inMaine, News
UMA receives $1 million donation
The money puts the university more than halfway to its $5 million goal in an anniversary capital campaign.
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Posted inCops & Courts, Maine, News
Suspect in shooting of Portland man pleads not guilty to murder charge
Abdirahman Huessin Haji-Hassan, 24, was arrested in Minnesota nearly a month after police say he shot Richard Lobor in a Portland apartment.
Posted inUncategorized
Freeport fire chief gets two-day suspension
Freeport Town Manager Peter Joseph has issued a two-day, unpaid suspension to Fire Chief Darrell Fournier, effective Jan. 15-16. Fournier, who is taking the next two weeks off to undergo shoulder-replacement surgery, has been the subject of scrutiny since Dec. 20, when fire destroyed a duplex on Unity Lane. He had been working for Paul […]
Posted inNation & World, News
Belgium foils major terror attack, kills two suspects, police say
Authorities say their raid follows a weeks-long investigation and they see no apparent link to the attacks in neighboring France.
Posted inGreg Kesich, Op-eds, Opinion
Greg Kesich: LePage budget will test political grit on both sides of aisle
Will the governor be able to execute his big changes, and which issues will the Democrats hold firm on?
Posted inNews, Politics
LePage budget seeks a $2 million private legal contingency
The governor wants money to hire outside lawyers in cases that the state’s attorney general declines to take, a move that the AG’s office calls ‘baffling and unprecedented.’
Posted inMaine, News
Cumberland defends its beach plan in court filing
The town has filed a motion to dismiss a lawsuit by the former owners of the land, who are seeking to block public access.
Posted inMaine colleges, News, Sports
UNE athletic director resigns
Kim Allen leaves Biddeford after nearly nine years
Posted inSouthern Forecaster, The Forecaster
South Portland school budget faces pressure
SOUTH PORTLAND — Based on preliminary budget estimates, the School Department is looking at the largest tax bite in eight years. In a joint meeting Wednesday night that some participants saw as premature, city councilors and School Board members were left to loosely conjecture about fiscal 2016 budget impacts that have yet to be handed down […]