President Barack Obama has become just another politician who will say what people want to hear. If you are against him, you will believe nothing he says. If you are for him, you might attack his detractors with name-calling and scripted talking points. Consider the following statements President Obama made, however, when he was candidate […]
June 2012
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Wilton voters approve $4.5 million bond for sewer plant upgrade
WILTON — Wilton property owners will spend $4.5 million in bond payments over the next 30 years to fund a sewer treatment plant upgrade.
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Residents have their say on Maine Turnpike toll increase plan
At the first of three public hearings this week, central Maine residents express skepticism about the need for an increase, and seem concerned about equity.
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GOLF: 3 share lead at Charlie’s Maine Open
MANCHESTER – Three players shot a 2-under pay 68 to share the lead after the first round of the annual Charlie’s Maine Open on Tuesday.
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Maine, Harvard join forces to boost career training
Six states — including Maine — announced Tuesday they have joined forces with Harvard to provide high-school graduates more job-training options.
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Obama security record gives GOP few openings
Republicans often criticize Democrats as soft on defense. But Obama’s record of killing al-Qaida leaders, his cyber war against Iran and his prosecution of those who leak classified information leave few holes to attack when it comes to security.
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Withdraw from race? Cornell du Houx won’t say
However, the Brunswick lawmaker issues a 933-word response to the suggestion by the Democratic Party chairman that he drop his bid for a third term in the Legislature.
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Teen recovering after spear removed from brain
A spear gun accidentally fired during a fishing trip, blasting straight through Yasser Lopez’s skull.
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Girl rescued after almost going over NH waterfall
Authorities say a 12-year-old girl is safe after falling into a river and getting swept to the top of a 15-foot waterfall in Albany, N.H.
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Ecuador says Wikileaks founder seeking asylum
Foreign Minister Ricardo Patino says Ecuador is weighing the request Julian Assange, who has taken refuge in the South American nation’s embassy in London.