‘He knows it’s a witch hunt,’ Trump said of the former New York mayor who just recently came on board as Trump’s lawyer. ‘He’ll get his facts straight.’
May 2018
Maine Places to Love: Ogunquit
Ogunquit offers a village quality of life, and is a renowned haven for artists. According to legend, it was named by the Abenakis; the word means “beautiful place by the sea.” People who live here agree, and have many reasons for finding Ogunquit beautiful, including the scent of beach roses on sea breezes wafting along the Marginal Way walking path; playing tag with the incoming tide; and the nostalgic feel of strolling among quaint buildings, coves, and pedestrian bridges. (www.ogunquit.org)
Vehicle crash delays South Portland school bus departures
A crash shut a key section of Broadway, hampering the ability for school bus drivers to traverse the city.
Sanford theater group cancels Civil War-era musical after complaints of racial insensitivity
Promotional material posted on Facebook drew numerous comments on the theater company’s page.
Falmouth Spur reopened after truck hauling peat moss overturns
The driver of the truck was slightly injured in the crash.
Navy seeks to keep Arleigh Burke destroyers at sea longer. What that means for BIW is uncertain.
The ships, which are Bath Iron Works’ main product, could sail for 45 years, and that dampens speculation that the Navy will ramp up production.
Trump embraces NRA agenda in campaign-style speech to members
Although a Florida high school massacre led the president to flirt briefly with gun restrictions, on Friday he allied himself with the group that spent more money on his behalf than did any outside group in 2016.
Federal grant for $6 million will help Casco Bay Lines buy a new boat
The public ferry service plans to replace the Maqouit II and the Machigonne II, which more than 30 years old.
South China man faces drug, speeding charges
Derek Farnsworth was arrested after a deputy allegedly clocked his car going 79 mph in a 55 mph zone.
Owner of Focus with expletive on plates says it’s a joke about his car, not a denigration of the U.S.
Dustin Shaw says that his controversial license plates are staying, and that his family and friends find them ‘a riot.’