BIDDEFORD — Now here’s a free offer that’s hard to pass up. The Maine Lighthouse Trust is giving away what it hopes will be Maine’s first lighthouse specialty license plate at no charge for a limited time. Following approval from the Maine Secretary of State to launch a campaign for Maine’s first lighthouse specialty license plate […]
2018
DeSmith shines with 48 saves as Penguins slip by Bruins 5-3
PITTSBURGH — Jake Guentzel tipped in Kris Letang’s shot midway through the third period to fend off a Boston rally, and Pittsburgh goaltender Casey DeSmith made it stand up as the Penguins beat the Bruins 5-3 on Friday night. Boston’s Chris Wagner and David Krejci scored in a 54-second span of the third to erase […]
New York Times Best Sellers
The New York Times List of Best Sellers for the week ending Dec. 16, 2018: FICTION 1. Kingdom of the Blind Louise Penny While on suspension, Chief Inspector Armand Gamache is made an executor of a stranger’s will and tries to keep a deadly narcotic off Montreal’s […]
New sidewalks, driveway space could remedy Route 1 congestion
SACO – When considering the best way to improve the portion of Route 1 that spans Saco and Scarborough, an oft-heard idea is that of creating “complete streets.” During the Route 1 meeting at Saco City Hall on Dec. 5, T. Y. Lin International Engineer Tom Errico described “complete streets” as streets for everyone that […]
Brady, Roethlisberger square off at Heinz Field on Sunday
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Tom Brady had no reason to believe Ben Roethlisberger’s injury last week would keep him out of Sunday’s game against the New England Patriots. And it won’t. The Pittsburgh quarterback injured his ribs in the loss at Oakland, left the game but returned in the fourth quarter and threw his second touchdown […]
Biddeford engineering students design product prototype for Arundel company
BIDDEFORD — Local businesses often reach out to the Biddeford Regional Center of Technology Engineer and Design students to help prototype new products or innovations. “The process is good for both the company and the students,” says BRCOT Engineering instructor, Ed Driscoll, whose Engineering and Architectural Design students recently helped Ergo Pros, an Arundel-based ergonomic […]
Chinese nationals charged with sex trafficking in Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont
Two Chinese nationals who were living in Concord, New Hampshire, have been arrested and charged with running a sex trafficking ring in Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont that included homes and hotels in Portland, South Portland and Kittery. The case against Sou Chao Li, 37, and Derong Maio, 37, husband and wife, was outlined in […]
Poliquin ends recount but may still appeal court decision upholding ranked-choice voting
Rep. Bruce Poliquin on Friday ended the hand recount of ballots cast in Maine’s 2nd Congressional District race but might still appeal a federal judge’s ruling on his constitutional challenge of ranked-choice voting. In a statement posted to Twitter and Facebook, Poliquin pointed out that he captured the most votes on Election Day – a […]
Mills taps former Obama administration official to head DHHS
AUGUSTA –Gov.-elect Janet Mills has tapped a Mainer and former health policy expert in the Obama administration to be the commissioner of the Maine Department of Health and Human Services. Jeanne Lambrew, who grew up in Cape Elizabeth, worked in the Obama White House for seven years as the deputy director of health policy. She […]
Randolph suspects arrested on heroin, cocaine, fentanyl charges
RANDOLPH — A pair of Randolph residents were arrested on heroin, cocaine and fentanyl trafficking charges after a Thursday drug bust. Eric Colbert, 33, also known as “Grease,” “Korey” and “Kellz,” and Teresa Merrill, 50, were arrested at their 17 Kinderhook St. residence after a monthlong investigation by the Maine Drug Enforcement Agency that included […]
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