WASHINGTON (AP) — Midway through the first year of their House majority, Democrats have yet to vote to impeach President Donald Trump. And maybe they never will. The House recessed Friday for a six-week summer break without opening impeachment proceedings, the Democrats no closer to taking a vote than they were when they swept to […]
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Benson hired as MPA’s first Commissioner of Officials
The Maine Principals’ Association has created a new position called the Commissioner of Officials to oversee and advise game officials and, just as importantly, encourage more people to join the officiating ranks Retired athletic director and veteran game official Jeff Benson, 62, of Auburn, said his primary focus as the first MPA Commissioner of Officials […]
Martinez, Benintendi HR, Red Sox again rough up Yankees
BOSTON — J.D. Martinez and Andrew Benintendi homered as the Boston Red Sox again hit balls all over and out of Fenway Park, battering the New York Yankees 9-5 Saturday. The Red Sox have outscored the Yankees 38-13 to win the first three of a four-game set. Boston ace Chris Sale goes in the series […]
US, Guatemala sign agreement to restrict asylum cases
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Trump administration signed an agreement with Guatemala Friday that will restrict asylum applications to the U.S. from Central America. The so-called “safe third country” agreement would require migrants, including Salvadorans and Hondurans, who cross into Guatemala on their way to the U.S. to apply for protections in Guatemala instead of at […]
Zaffie Hadiaris: Greek Festival an annual delight
“Don’t agonize. Organize.” Florence Kennedy During a rare, quiet moment as I stood at the entrance of the Greek Festival and the power of gratefulness caught me by surprise, I thought, “Somethings are shaped by simple pleasures.” Extreme heat gripped the East Coast. The weekend was a scorcher! The stifling heat did not seem to […]
New York Times Best Sellers
The New York Times List of Best Sellers for the week ending July 28, 2019: FICTION 1. Where The Crawdads Sing Delia Owens A woman who survived alone in the marsh becomes a murder suspect. 2. Under Currents Nora Roberts Echoes of a violent childhood reverberate […]
Home Country: Sweet smell of success can be a little pungent
Dewey joined the world dilemma think tank at the Mule Barn truck stop at 7, before the fertilizer started to fly. Well, before Dewey’s business fertilizer started to fly, anyway. He had somehow gotten the word that, for the sake of fresh air and happy breathing, it would be best if he did his morning […]
Gordon Weil: Senate reform could make government work
A single person now prevents Congress from taking almost any action, including even to consider a bill or a nomination. President Trump? Another constitutional leader? No, a mere party official – the Majority Leader in the U.S. Senate – has the absolute authority to set the national agenda. If he (there’s never been a woman) […]
Toddle Inn contends lease is ‘validly signed’
SACO — The city of Saco has directed the School Department to vacate 5 Willey Road, stating that its Pre-K program is not a valid use for the location, while landlord Cheryl Carrier says she disagrees with the city. With the expansion of its Pre-K program, the Saco School Department needs more classroom space this […]
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