The edibles, which were shipped from California and look similar to Sour Patch Kids candy, would sell for about $50 a packet in Connecticut – double their West Coast price.
March 2018
Posted inNation & World, New England
Six soldiers hit by avalanche in Vermont during mountain warfare training
The soldiers are evacuated from Smugglers’ Notch and 5 required treatment at a hospital.
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Posted inNation & World, Politics
Congress takes modest steps to address school violence
The House approves a bill to provide grants to improve coordination between schools and police and help identify threats.
Posted inForecaster Sports, Lakes Region Weekly
Winter Reviews: Windham
WINDHAM—The Eagles put together another respectable winter. Let’s take a look back at their recent work on the court, the rink, the track, the slopes and beyond. Alpine SkiingA number of Casey Dubay’s kids repped for the school at States. In the boys’ Giant Slalom, Burke Cornish finished 51st, Ben White 59th, Josh Giberti 69th […]
Posted inThe Forecaster
Scarborough Downs postpones opening
SCARBOROUGH — Opening day of the 2018 harness racing season at Scarborough Downs has been postponed as the area recovers from a succession of winter storms. The opening of the season, originally scheduled for Saturday, March 24, has now been pushed back one week to Saturday, March 31, the track announced, with post time slated […]
Posted inMaine
Man struck, killed by city dump truck is identified
Robert Belanger, 58, a transient, was struck and killed early Saturday morning by a municipal truck hauling a load of snow.
Posted inNation & World
FBI disciplinary office recommends firing ex-deputy director Andrew McCabe
If he’s fired, he could lose his retirement benefits only days before he’s scheduled to retire.
Posted inCops & Courts, Maine
Vinalhaven man charged with threatening the king of Sweden
Eric Malmstrom was arrested in Sanford by the Secret Service, accused of making repeated phone calls to the Swedish embassy in Washington, D.C.
Posted inMaine
Biddeford teacher uncorks another parody for Pi Day
The high school chorus and video production class help Jon Jacques create this year’s parody of an N’Sync song.
Posted inMaine
Readers sent us these photos of the student gun violence protests
Over two days, Maine students gathered to make their voices heard