The Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention is concerned that consumers who bought food from Morse’s Sauerkraut could get infected.
2021
Posted inMaine, News
Passamaquoddy tribe reacquires island stolen more than 150 years ago
Pine Island, also known as White’s Island, was illegally taken from the tribe in the mid-19th century. Conservation groups helped get it back.
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Posted inNation & World
Australian man who is 111 recommends eating chicken brains
Retired cattle rancher Dexter Kruger, who is the oldest-ever Australian man, is now writing his autobiography.
Posted inNew England Patriots, Sports
Patriots notebook: A 17-year streak of undrafted players making the roster might end
From Malcolm Butler to David Andrews, New England has had an undrafted player start the season on the roster every season since 2004.
Posted inLakes Region Weekly
Casco hires new town manager
Sabattus Town Manager Anthony Ward will start in Casco June 14 with a starting salary of $100,000.
Posted inBoston Red Sox, Sports
Tom Caron: Bottom of the batting order heating up for Red Sox
But, with the team in first place, Manager Alex Cora can’t wait around for younger players to make vital contributions.
Posted inSports
MLB notebook: Fenway will go to full capacity on May 29
Restrictions in Boston will change as of Memorial Day weekend, which would allow the Celtics and Bruins, if they are still playing, to fill TD Garden.
Posted inFootball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Monday’s high school roundup: Lobster Bowl football game will not be held this summer
The senior all-star game, which was tentatively set for July 10, is called off once again because of concerns related to the pandemic.
Posted inThe Forecaster
Letter: Is Balentine the best The Forecaster can do?
John Balentine’s May 7 column, “Portland cemetery reflects Maine unity,” simultaneously attempts to pose as a unifier while being a denier of white privilege, invoking the unity of humanity in death, with the Evergreen Cemetery in Portland as an example. John begins his “editorial” discussing recent tombstone tipping at Evergreen, attributing the event to male […]
Posted inBusiness
That new hybrid office may not be as flexible as you hoped for
Experts are concerned the future mix of home and office work will be complicated to manage and won’t provide the flexibility employees have become accustomed to during the pandemic.