Several speakers cite the disconnect between scientists who document rising ocean temperatures and fishermen who harvest seafood.
2016
Posted inMaine, News, Politics
Maine lawmakers endorse bill to streamline housing assistance
Simplifying wait lists and applications is a first step in addressing the broader problems of homelessness and affordable housing across the state, supporters say.
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Posted inMaine, News, Schools and Education
USM, Iceland join in study abroad opportunity for students
Students at USM will be able to travel to Iceland for two weeks, through a program funded by an alumna’s gift and a grant from the Maine Economic Improvement Fund.
Posted inMaine, News
Lawsuit accuses Cumberland man of bilking bus tour customers
The Maine Attorney General’s Office says Barry L. Somes took deposits, canceled the tours and failed to provide refunds.
Posted inNews, Politics
Trump and LePage among nation’s top Google searches during Thursday’s rally
The search terms “Donald Trump, Maine, Paul LePage” briefly reached No. 3 among Google’s most searched topics during the Portland campaign stop.
Posted inHealth, Maine, News
First mumps case reported in Maine since 2013
Maine health officials are exploring whether the case – in a student at the University of Southern Maine – is linked to cases at a college in New Hampshire.
Posted inNation & World, News
Sea lion pups are starving because their moms are eating ‘junk food’
NOAA researchers say breeding female sea lions have shifted from ‘high to poor quality’ food and that means pups aren’t getting enough to eat.
Posted inAmerican Journal
Urgent-care plans sent back for triage
Citing ongoing disappointment with the design, signage and lighting plans for a proposed downtown urgent-care medical office, the Westbrook Planning Board on Tuesday halted the approval process again. The board tabled discussion on the ConvenientMD project, and voted 5-2 against a contract zone amendment that would allow larger signage on the western side of the […]
Posted inAmerican Journal
Urgent-care plans sent back for triage
Citing ongoing disappointment with the design, signage and lighting plans for a proposed downtown urgent-care medical office, the Westbrook Planning Board on Tuesday halted the approval process again. The board tabled discussion on the ConvenientMD project, and voted 5-2 against a contract zone amendment that would allow larger signage on the western side of the […]
Posted inNews
Obama says first family staying in D.C. after leaving White House
The Obamas have said they want to allow Sasha to graduate from Sidwell Friends School. She’ll be a sophomore at the end of the president’s second term.
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