PORTLAND — There’s nothing quite like replacing an aging gadget or piece of technology with something shiny and new. But what happens to the old, discarded computers and other technology that people and businesses no longer want? Where do unwanted monitors go? More frequently, they are ending up in schools and classrooms all over the […]
2015
Letter: McDonald-smith 'more partisan than accurate'
Julie McDonald-Smith is almost invariably more partisan than accurate. I share her alarm about the disappearance of ancient Christian populations whose heritage is a rich and essential part of the Christian faith and serves as a check on the overwhelmingly Latin-rite church’s arrogance. But in “Silence deafening about plight of Middle East Christians” (The Right […]
NBA Roundup: Anthony sparks Knicks past Pistons
Carmelo Anthony scores 24 points as New York snaps a four-game losing streak.
One last trip to Boston for Kobe Bryant
Bryant, who makes a final visit Wednesday, had some big moments in a rivalry with the Celtics that included two finals showdowns.
Augusta truck mishaps have police warning of GPS folly
While acknowledging a need for the devices, Sgt. Behr advises common sense, especially in snow.
Murray Weissman, Hollywood publicist, dies at 90
He also was involved with hit TV shows like ‘Breaking Bad’ and ‘Mad Men.’
Hat trick by Jimmy Hayes helps Bruins to 7-3 win over Senators
Boston wins the second game in a home-and-home series with Ottawa, a game that ends with a brawl.
Sport Digest: Pirates fall at Hartford
The Wolf Pack build a 4-0 lead and hold on.
Tuesday’s college roundup: Maine men win in overtime
The Black Bears stop Quinnipiac in basketball.
Commentary: It’s morality for a bargain as Yankees take Chapman
New York looks the other way while acquiring a reliever who may be a domestic abuser.