Parent-child conversations about pot “have become extraordinarily complicated,” says Stephen Pasierb, president of the Partnership at Drugfree.org, which provides resources for parents concerned about youth drug use.
2012
Jury resumes deliberations today in Clemens trial
The former pitcher faces a maximum sentence of 30 years in prison and a $1.5 million fine if convicted on all six counts of lying to Congress
Downeast trail celebrates maritime heritage
The trail’s 45 points of interest range from the Penobscot Marine Museum in Searsport to Campobello International Park in New Brunswick.
Coast Guard ends search off NJ after 2nd apparent hoax
After a mayday call, a Coast Guard helicopter searches an area about 12 miles off Cape May, but finds no signs of a ship in distress.
‘Green accounting’ increases in popularity
Environmental economists argue that redefining nature in stark monetary terms would offer better information for making economic and development decisions.
MLB: Ortiz, Kalish lead Red Sox past Cubs
CHICAGO (AP) — David Ortiz homered and Ryan Kalish had a tiebreaking RBI single to lead the Boston RedSox to a 7-4 victory over the Chicago Cubs on Sunday night.
Historic house now a big energy-saver
FREEPORT — A major energy-saving renovation of the historic Mallett House at 57 Depot St. is complete, and it’s drawing attention from green-building experts across the country.
Chief justice remembers when girls weren’t encouraged
As the first female chief justice of the Maine Supreme Judicial Court, Leigh Saufley wears distinguished black robes in the courtroom — a far cry from the hideous unitard she recalls wearing for physical education as a girl in the South Portland school system.
For Title IX, compliance still an issue
Four decades after legislation took effect mandating equal opportunity for girls and women in education and any program receiving federal funding, compliance remains a challenge.