The Sportsman’s Alliance of Maine seeks to restrict out-of-state signature gatherers for ballot initiatives, a bill opposed by the Humane Society of the United States.
February 2015
Posted inLife & Culture, Review
Review: Lyric theater’s ‘How to Succeed’ still funny after all these years
The 1961 musical may have ripened into something that these days is politically incorrect, but humor never retires, does it?
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Posted inBoys Hockey, Sports, Varsity Maine
Western A boys’ hockey: Cheverus boys cruise to regional semifinals
The Stags get three goals from James Hanigan and cruise to a 12-1 win over Lake Region/Fryeburg Academy/Oxford Hills.
Posted inMaine, News
Witnesses describe nightmarish scene of carnage, chaos on Maine highway
A police detective, health care provider, tow truck operator and director of school buses give their accounts of ‘mayhem’ on snowy Interstate 95.
Posted inSports
Mavericks suspend Rondo for heated exchange with coach
The former Celtic, who was benched during Tuesday’s game, will sit out Wednesday night’s game in Atlanta.
Posted inCops & Courts, News
Would-be Portland cigarette thief wields pepper spray, teeth
The clerk at a 7-Eleven suffers a bite to the hand as he thwarts the robbery attempt.
Posted inCops & Courts, News
Turkey hunting results in prison for Maine felon who couldn’t have a gun
Lawrence Young, 54, of Lebanon went hunting with a shotgun even though he was prohibited from possessing a firearm.
Posted inLife & Culture, News
WCSH6 weatherman Kevin Mannix decides it’s time to head into the sunset
After 25 years, Friday will be his last day at the station as a full-time forecaster, as he moves on to complete work on a book.
Posted inNews, Politics
Maine regulators to reconsider agreements for two wind-power projects
Two commissioners appointed by Gov. Paul LePage say the benefits of the contracts may have changed, but a third commissioner says there is no basis to revisit the contracts.
Posted inNation & World, News
Shell casings found in Hernandez car, at scene from same gun, investigator testifies
Sgt. Stephen Walsh says he determined that all six .45-caliber casings found after Odin Lloyd’s slaying were consistent with having been fired from a Glock.