Varsity Maine boys’ and girls’ basketball rankings, as of Feb. 16.
December 2016
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
New locator service helps people find lost insurance benefits
The service searches nationally for lost life insurance policies and annuities of the deceased.
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Posted inOpinion, Podcasts, Politics
Podcast: Sen. Susan Collins meets with our Editorial Board
Maine’s Senator Susan Collins talks about how the Senate treated Supreme Court nominee Merrick Garland, what to do about Russian hacking, how she’ll be evaluating President Trump’s Cabinet nominees and how health care might be improved. She also takes the opportunity to talk about some of her own accomplishments. Article: Collins draws contrast with Trump […]
Posted inMaine
Injured owl rescued from I-95 snowbank dies in rehab
A bird rehabilitation center reports that it has handled 60 to 70 cases since October of similarly injured barred owls.
Posted inCops & Courts, News
Lobster boat owner facing manslaughter charges is freed on bond
Christopher Hutchinson is accused of using drugs before taking his boat out in a storm that flipped and sank, killing two crew members.
Posted inBusiness, Business Breakfast, Events
Business Breakfast Forum: Shaking things up: Disruptors
Join us on Wednesday, February 1, 7:30 a.m. – 9:15 a.m. @ Portland Public Library
Posted inMaine
Police seek help finding suspect who fled I-95 traffic stop
Michael Gatcomb, 33, of Livermore Falls, is believed to be the man who fled from a New Hampshire state trooper early Wednesday morning.
Posted inMaine, News, Schools and Education
Report: Portland schools will need $321 million in upkeep over next 20 years
The capital-needs report comes as officials debate a $70 million bond to improve four elementary schools.
Posted inNation & World
Syrian army says it has taken control of Aleppo
The recapture of the rebel stronghold is seen as a major turning point in the civil war.
Posted inMaine, News
Sen. Susan Collins breaks ankle in slip on ice at her Bangor home
Maine’s Republican senator doesn’t expect the injury to cause her to miss any work in Congress.