Maine Secretary of State Charlie Summers is one of six Republican candidates vying to replace U.S. Senator Olympia Snowe, R-Maine.
2012
Portland Mumford & Sons show goes on sale Friday
A band member says Portland was one of the lucky few places picked because of its setting on the ocean, its vibrant arts and music scene, and the fact that the guys in Mumford & Sons had never been here before.
King files signatures, officially enters U.S. Senate race
The former Maine governor tells a crowd at the State House today that he can help build a centrist coalition that breaks through congressional partisanship.
Consumer confidence plunges in May
The Consumer Confidence Index now stands at 64.9, significantly below the 90 reading that indicates a healthy economy.
Derailed train spills chemical into Maine river
Maine officials say an estimated 4,000 to 6,000 gallons of a paper-making chemical have leaked from two train cars that tumbled into the Penobscot River.
Government rests its case in Clemens perjury trial
It took 24 witnesses over 19 days of testimony for prosecutors to make their case against the former Red Sox pitcher, who is accused of lying under oath.
Somerset County Jail booking log May 29
The following people were booked May 26-29 at Somerset County Jail:
Supreme Court turns down former Iranian hostages
The high court also decided it will not review whether police appropriately use stun guns.
Former Gov. Baldacci joins Portland law firm
John Baldacci, Maine’s governor from 2003-2011, has joined the Portland law firm Pierce Atwood.
Couple run Vt. marathon, then marry
The New Hampshire couple quickly completed the race, then walked to the shore of Lake Champlain for the ceremony.