The news conference this afternoon follows a Harvard report that was critical of Maine student achievement.
2012
USDA names more stores that sold recalled beef
Brackett’s Market in Bath and Shop N’ Save stores in Gray and Dover-Foxcroft, as well as grocers in six other states, may have sold contaminated meat.
Calif. couple hospitalized after bee attack
The man was stung 80 times, and the woman has more than 100 bee stings.
Geithner warns Congress of risks to US economy
The U.S. Treasury secretary tells a House panel that regulators must pursue stricter oversight of the financial system to help stabilize the economy.
Marriage vote: Gulf separates two sides in fundraising
The latest campaign totals show supporters of same-sex marriage with $1.1 million so far, compared to $42,311 by rivals.
York County officials meet with FCC on jamming
Emergency signals have been interfered with during fire calls and accidents, leading to delays in some cases.
US new-home sales fall to 5-month low
The steep decline suggests a weaker job market could make the housing recovery slow and uneven.
Man frees 17-pound lobster from Conn. restaurant
As children chant “Let Larry Live,” the boat carrying the lucky crustacean heads for a secret location for release into Long Island Sound.
UMaine football predicted sixth in conference poll
Maine had four players named today to the CAA Preseason All-Conference team on offense.
‘What?’ Confused 911 caller outs NYPD spying in NJ
NJ building inspector came across a suspicious apartment and called 911 saying “..the apartment … has no furniture except two beds, has no clothing, has New York City Police Department radios.”