The gyrating stock market has slowed the Treasury Department’s efforts to sell off its stakes in 458 bailed-out companies, the report says.
2012
U.S. to unveil new forest management rules
The 155 national forests and grasslands managed by the U.S. Forest Service cover 193 million acres in 42 states and Puerto Rico.
Poverty report focuses on Maine children, seniors
The report to be presented today highlights newly released county-by-county poverty data from the 2010 U.S. Census.
LOCAL ROUNDUP: McLemore sparks Black Bears victory
DURHAM, N.H. — Gerald McLemore scored a game-high 25 points to lead the University of Maine men’s basketball team to an 80-69 win against the University of New Hampshire in America East play Wednesday.
CORRECTION
A headline accompanying a story on page A1 Wednesday incorrectly identified the highway where a Jefferson man was killed in a car crash in Jefferson. The accident happened on Route 32. It was an editing error.
Citing own experience, LePage takes aim at domestic violence
AUGUSTA — Gov. Paul LePage got unusually personal in his State of the State address Tuesday when he referred to childhood memories “ravaged with domestic violence.”
Harmony car fire destroys garage
HARMONY — Sheldon Woodard, 71, was working on the exhaust system of a 1997 Mercury Grand Marquis in his garage Tuesday night when he heard a strange noise and then saw flames shooting out the car’s windows.
School board prepares to cut budget
AUGUSTA — Board of Education members looked for ways to cut the proposed $27.5 million school budget, which would result in property taxpayers paying an additional 4.26 percent compared to what they paid this year, while limiting the effect on students Wednesday.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK: Cony piles up wins
It’s often tough to tell how a team will come together, talent or not.
Scarborough councilor admits drunken driving
Scarborough Town Councilor Judith Roy has accepted a plea deal in her drunken driving case that allowed her to avoid jail time.