The broader market is coming off its best week in two months.
2023
Posted inBusiness
EU outlines plan for clean tech future boosted by subsidies
The European Commission president says the bloc will become much more forceful in countering unfair trading practices, if they come from Washington, or more importantly, Beijing.
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Posted inBusiness, Nation & World
At Davos, Ukraine’s first lady urges support for her nation
President Volodymyr Zelensky, will be beamed in by video Wednesday to complement the in-person delegation of his wife and officials.
Posted inNews
Man killed in fall from bucket lift in Rangeley
RANGELEY —Danila Belov, 24, of Brooklyn, New York, a subcontractor for Consolidated Communications, died Tuesday morning after he fell from a bucket lift atop a moving van when it struck utility wires suspended across Main Street, according to state police. Belov was pronounced dead at the scene. The van was driven by Anton Natachiev of […]
Posted inSports
NHL roundup: Nylander scores in OT as Maple Leafs beat Panthers. 5-4
William Nylander scores twice for Toronto.
Posted inForecaster Sports
Southern: Stretch run arrives for winter sports
Games take on more importance by the day
Posted inMaine
Yarmouth woman was 8 months pregnant when she learned her baby had a lethal disorder
After being told her son would die in the womb or shortly after birth, Dana Peirce had to fly to Colorado to get an abortion because it wasn’t allowed under Maine law. Her story inspired Gov. Mills’ bid to allow medically approved abortions throughout a pregnancy.
Posted inCops & Courts, Maine, News
Biddeford police investigate reports of gunshots fired early Tuesday
Police said residents heard gunshots around 2:45 a.m. Tuesday in the vicinity of 61 and 63 South St. No one was injured.
Posted inMaine, News
Maine corrections official will lead Arizona’s troubled prison system
Ryan Thornell, deputy commissioner for the Maine Department of Corrections, will start work on Jan. 30.
Posted inMaine, Schools and Education
Portland school district tackles ongoing bus driver shortage
The district is consolidating routes, contracting with outside vendors and offering hiring bonuses and training as well as considering changing school bell schedules to spread out its limited resources.