In a decision affirming Gov. Paul LePage’s ‘government speech,’ the federal judge also dismisses a lawsuit that had sought a jury trial to get the artwork reinstalled.
March 2012
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Record warmth coming to an end in region
Another record fell today in Portland, but the weekend is expected to be cloudy and cooler.
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Damariscotta man critically injured in violent crash
A 27-year-old is in critical condition at Maine Medical Center in Portland after the pickup he was driving crashed into a tree and rolled over Thursday night.
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Deja vu all over again: Memory contest returns to NYC
Contestants in Saturday’s USA Memory Championship include a group of Hershey, Pa., moms who have watched their teens compete for years.
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Ballot set for U.S. Senate primary in Maine
The Secretary of State’s Office affirms that six Republicans and four Democrats will be on the June 12 primary ballot.
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Fairfield woman struck by van in stable condition
A woman struck by a van in Fairfield was listed today in stable condition at a Lewiston hospital.
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Facebook warns employers not to demand passwords
The social networking company is also threatening legal action.
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U.S. new-home sales fall for 2nd month
The Commerce Department says new-home sales dropped 1.6 percent last month. Sales have fallen nearly 7 percent since December.
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Obama: ‘If I had a son, he’d look like Trayvon’
The president says “every parent in America” should understand why the fatal shooting of a Florida teenager must be investigated “to figure out exactly how this tragedy happened.”