FAIRFIELD, Conn. — Benjamin Dubois, of Oakland recently, earned a bachelor of science degree in business administration at Sacred Heart University.
July 2012
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Barclays CEO falls on sword under pressure
LONDON — He was a poster boy for corporate arrogance, telling Parliament last year that the time for bankers to apologize had passed.
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Essay: What does the Fourth of July mean?
SMITHTOWN, N.Y. — In the market for new designer eyewear this Independence Day? Look no further than Wize Eyes on Long Island. “So Proudly We Hail,” the chain advertised this week, “With Fashion Eyewear … At Half The Price.”
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Saddleback launches workshop series
RANGELEY — Saddleback Ski Resort recently announced its Summer Artist’s Workshop Series with the first workshop scheduled Monday through Thursday, July 9-12. The workshops will be conducted by award winning, internationally renowned artists and will involve intensive and focused studio time, according to a news release.
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Hein pleads guilty, gets 7 days in jail
AUGUSTA — A losing Republican candidate in the June 12 primary for the Legislature pleaded guilty Tuesday to a charge of willful violation of the Maine Clean Election Act and was sentenced to seven days in jail.
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NBA: Source says Allen to visit Heat on Thursday
MIAMI — The NBA champion Miami Heat will get to make their sales pitch to Ray Allen.
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WIMBLEDON: Serena Williams knocks off defending champ
WIMBLEDON, England (AP) — The sounds were new to Serena Williams, and the feeling on Centre Court was different. The result, though, was quite familiar.
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Gov. LePage promotes spokeswoman
Adrienne Bennett becomes the communications director, and Evan Beal is hired as deputy press secretary.
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FDA approves first rapid, take home HIV test
The Food and Drug Administration has approved the first over-the-counter HIV test, allowing Americans to test themselves for the virus that causes AIDS in the privacy of their homes.
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Ex-Commerce Secretary won’t be charged in hit-and-run
Prosecutors on Tuesday declined to file criminal charges against former U.S. Commerce Secretary John Bryson, who was involved in a trio of traffic accidents last month.