The Androscoggin Brunswick-Topsham Riverwalk’s advisory committee voted last week to focus on completing the in-town trail from the Androscoggin swinging bridge to Bow Street.
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TikTok ban by Trump likely exceeded authority, judge says
The ruling Sunday provided a reprieve for the popular Chinese-owned app, but it is not the end of the legal battle.
Wall Street claws back some of its losses from September
Optimism that Democrats and Republicans in Congress will reach a deal on another coronavirus relief bill also helped put investors in a buying mood.
Salty lake, ponds may be gurgling beneath Mars’ South Pole
Italian scientists used data from a radar sounder on the Mars Express orbiter as evidence.
Malta seeks shark tooth fossil presented to Prince George
The fossil was a gift from veteran broadcaster and naturalist David Attenborough, who found it on the Mediterranean island in the 1960s.
York County’s wasn’t only jail that failed to require masks before outbreak, state finds
The Department of Corrections reviewed COVID-19 prevention measures at county jails after a major outbreak at the York County Jail.
On this date in Maine history: Sept. 28
Sept. 28, 2017: Bath Iron Works and Maine’s congressional delegation announce that the Maine shipyard has won a contract to build two more Arleigh Burke-class destroyers for the U.S. Navy. The Navy does not release the contract price, saying it plans to issue more such contracts, and it wants to keep bidding competitive. BIW, owned […]
Kurt Busch finally wins on home track in Vegas
Busch clinches a spot in the third round of the playoffs by winning for the first time in 22 tries at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
Topsham-area schools face $910,000 bill to fully reopen K-8 schools
Maine School Administrative District 75 school board members learned Thursday that fully reopening K-8 schools in their four towns will be costly because the district would need to hire 13 more teachers to ensure students are spaced out enough.
On this date in Maine history: Sept. 27
Sept. 27, 1962: The publisher Houghton Mifflin releases aquatic biologist, nature writer and conservationist Rachel Carson’s seminal book “Silent Spring.” Carson (1907-1964) was a summer resident of Maine’s Southport Island, where she owned a cottage overlooking Sheepscot Bay. Born and raised in western Pennsylvania, she began writing as a child. Her academic career suffered because […]
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