State health officials say it was not clear what had made the child sick.
October 2012
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N.H. utility calling all customers ahead of storm
Gov. LePage signs a limited emergency declaration that waives federal limits on hours utility workers can drive.
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Quebec motorcyclist dies in crash
The 40-year-old man was killed about 9 p.m. Friday in Rumford, police say.
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LePage decries dirty campaigns
The Democratic response blames the Republican-led Legislature for Maine’s woes.
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Poll: Slight majority prejudiced against blacks
The views could hurt President Obama’s re-election bid, the survey finds.
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Blaine House open for food drive
Those who donate will get a tour and meet Gov. LePage and his wife, Ann.
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Sandy upgraded to hurricane again
Tropical storm conditions could be felt in the Carolinas by Saturday evening.
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TRUTH TEST: New Crossroads GPS attack ad against King mostly false
The second ad against independent U.S. Senate hopeful Angus King paid for by Crossroads GPS, the nonprofit arm of a super political action committee co-founded by a former top strategist to President George W. Bush, is backed by a lot of money but not much fact.
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Businesses learn hard lessons of placing campaign signs
LEVANT — Patty and Gary Treworgy are born-again Christians and business owners who believe strongly in marriage between a man and a woman, so they didn’t think much about whether they should put a “No on 1” sign near the driveway of their farm.