A federal judge ruled Monday that the anonymous website that criticized 2010 gubernatorial candidate Eliot Cutler was not journalism, and therefore subject to disclosure laws.
October 2012
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Big cases for Supreme Court term this week
The court could issue major rulings on affirmative action, gay marriage and voting rights.
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Court refuses to hear appeal by anti-gay-marriage group in Maine case
Maine can now demand that the group identify donors to its 2009 campaign.
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Victim in Rockland murder a drug dealer, suspect says
A Maine man accused of shooting a man multiple times and killing him tells police that the victim was a drug dealer who’d cut him off.
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Chamber launches voter mobilization effort aimed at Maine
Other states targeted in the business group’s effort to elect Republicans are Virginia, Ohio and Montana.
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Schwarzenegger kept many secrets from wife Maria
The former Mr. Universe traces his detachment to his bodybuilding days, where he says emotions make athletes lose.
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Bucking national trend, Maine gas prices rise
Maine prices are now 42 cents per gallon higher than the same day one year ago.
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Bacon shortage ‘baloney,’ but prices to rise
“Use of the word ‘shortage’ caused visions of (1970s-style) gasoline lines in a lot of people’s heads, and that’s not the case,” said one expert.
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Maine NWS office honors NH weather observer
The National Weather Service office in Gray honors Kenneth Fernald for his dedication and for the quality of his observations.