In his first year as an NHL assistant, Kevin Dineen reached hockey’s pinnacle with Chicago.
2015
Posted inEditorials, Opinion
Our View: Family planning cuts put women’s health at risk
Sen. Susan Collins should use her clout and speak out against efforts to roll back Title X funding.
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Posted inNation & World
For Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, chance to break silence
The Boston Marathon bomber can address the court that Wednesday sentences him to death.
Posted inNation & World
Federal agencies wide open to hackers
Many are under fire for failing to use even the most basic cybersecurity measures, records show.
Posted inLetters
Letter to the editor: Police videos show incident but don’t give whole story
This is an open letter to two different groups with two different messages that are forever linked. To my brothers and sisters in law enforcement: Whenever you are in public view performing your duties, regardless of the environment, regardless of the task or regardless of the individuals you are dealing with, assume is it is […]
Posted inNation & World
Nation’s top auto safety agency under fire
Senators fault the NHTSA for not taking quicker action against Takata Corp.
Posted inNation & World
WikiLeaks: U.S. spied on last 3 French leaders
Several French lawmakers tweet their disgust at the allegations.
Posted inNation & World
Kurds keep gaining ground in Syria
The Islamic State acknowledges the setbacks but reiterates its call for martyrdom.
Posted inLetters
Letter to the editor: LePage’s bullying tactics are embarrassing
I read yet again, on the front page of the June 18 Portland Press Herald (“LePage pledges to veto ‘piggy projects’ in just-passed two-year budget”), how our beloved governor, Paul LePage, has embarrassed all Mainers with yet another of his hideous public exhibitions against our duly elected legislators – Democrats and Republicans. I refer to […]
Posted inLetters
Letter to the editor: LePage needs to lose ‘my way’ approach
The last few days in Augusta have truly proved that a “business approach” to governing a state, often touted as an advantage by candidates with business or commercial background, is a fallacy. The business and corporate world is composed of skilled leaders, but of necessity they are autocratic dictators. A business is like an airplane […]