The quake strikes 116 miles below the Earth’s surface, causing it to be felt over a wide area.
March 2023
Posted inNation & World
Two escape jail, found hours later at IHOP
The men used tools made from a toothbrush and a metal object to access rebars between the walls, officials say.
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Posted inNation & World, News
A quarter of the world’s population lacks safe drinking water, UN says
With agriculture using 70% of all water globally, an expert says, irrigation for crops has to be more efficient – as it is in some countries that now use drip irrigation, which saves water.
Posted inAnimals, Nation & World, News
Eight dolphins dead after stranding in New Jersey
The dolphins have been taken to the New Jersey State Lab for necropsies to try to help biologists understand why the mammals stranded on a beach.
Posted inBusiness, Maine
Old Port bar and restaurant Bull Feeneys’ to close Sunday
The popular Irish pub opened in 2002.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
New study suggests acidification from climate change could harm sea scallop populations
The study also found that acidity is increasing in the Gulf of Maine faster than at other locations on the East Coast.
Posted inMaine colleges, Sports
Wednesday’s Maine college roundup: St. Joseph’s routs USM, sets scoring record
Men’s lacrosse: Team and individual scoring marks fall in a 29-13 victory over the Huskies.
Posted inTimes Record
Brunswick police take icy plunge for good cause
Brunswick police raised $2,000 for the Special Olympics of Maine.
Posted inMaine, News
Pine Tree Amendment would enshrine a constitutional right to a clean environment
Supporters say it would give Mainers legal standing on issues such as PFAS and mining, but critics say it is too vague and would lead to endless litigation.
Posted inKennebunk Post, Southern Maine Weeklies
Under fire for social media posts, RSU 21 school board director submits resignation
Ryan McQueen said he delivered his resignation to the Arundel Municipal Building.