NEW YORK If you’re talking about Super Bowl ads with coworkers today, you’re not alone. Advertisers tried to win over Americans during the game — some tried serious themes, while others went with humor. With 30-second ads costing $4.5 million for the chance to market their brand to 110- plus million Americans, advertisers were making […]

CARIBOU It looks like deja vu all over again for most of Maine today as a snowstorm very similar to what ended Saturday looks to sock the state with as much as 14 inches, a weather forecaster said Sunday. A weather front moving up the coast will deliver dry snow, high-gusting winds and accumulations starting […]

BRUNSWICK Sen. Angus King, I-Maine, said he vividly remembered the day in 2005 when it was announced that the Brunswick Naval Air Station would close. “I was stunned,” said King. “Later I thought, ‘the economy’s doing well. We’ll be OK.’ Then, the recession hit. It was much tougher than people thought to restore the base. […]

TOPSHAM Katie Boyd may have been one of the only Mainers quite oblivious to and unconcerned about the blizzard raging outside last Tuesday — she was more focused on being in labor and, well, the pain that accompanied it. At approximately 2:46 p.m. Tuesday, she gave birth to a baby boy during Winter Storm Juno […]

BRUNSWICK A former Bath Iron Works employee who says he was harassed, routinely spat at by other employees and subjected to hate speech over a number of years because he is of Palestinian descent and a Muslim has filed suit in U.S. District Court claiming the company violated his civil rights. The suit also alleges […]

TOPSHAM Topsham police say the driver of a car kept driving after hitting a man who was directing traffic around a moving truck on Main Street Friday morning. The incident happened around 9 a.m. Friday. Topsham Police Sgt. Robert Ramsay said the man was with some workers from Bisson Movers. The truck was pulled over […]

BATH — The Planning Board will hold a public hearing Tuesday night on proposed land use code amendments related to wireless communication facilities. The meeting starts at 6 p.m. in council chambers at City Hall. The amendment is proposed by Mariner Tower LLC, which found a discrepancy on the fall zone requirement when looking at […]