What would you do to save your son? Sam Capra experienced betrayal and loss in Jeff Abbott’s “Adrenaline.” In Abbott’s new thriller, “The Last Minute,” Capra’s wife is in a coma and he is desperate to find his infant son. An ex-CIA agent, Capra has the skills and resources for the search.
July 2012
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BOOKS: ‘The Last Policeman:’ On the job as doomsday approaches
By Ben H. Winters, Quirk Books, Philadelphia ($14.96)
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Olympics: Flag mixup causes N. Korean team to go into seclusion
“Winning the game can’t compensate for the mistake,” said the North Korean soccer coach.
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NH man held in Maine after alleged assault
Police say 24-year-old Josiah Mayo, of Portsmouth, has been charged in connection with a vicious assault outside a bar and restaurant.
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Penn State trustees: Sanctions better than football ban
In their first joint statement since Penn State was hit with NCAA sanctions, trustees say the punishment was “unfortunate” and “difficult.”
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E. coli forces closure of 2 Vermont beaches
Officials say new tests results are expected today for the two Burlington beaches.
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Gun violence shifts to forefront of presidential campaign
The candidates’ pointed comments revive a debate – if perhaps only briefly – that had faded to the background in national politics and been virtually non-existent in the 2012 campaign.
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Couple dies in Maine crash involving 2 pickups
State police say it appeared the driver of one of the trucks ran a stop sign before the crash.
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LePage schedules fourth jobs workshop
The workshop will take place at the University of Maine Farmington on Aug. 15.
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National group’s ads to target King
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce spends nearly $200,000 on Maine TV ads set to debut today.