Inland towns in Cumberland and York counties can expect 2 to 4 inches.
February 2013
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Northeast commuters hit roads after digging out
Many schools remained closed across New England and New York, and nearly 140,000 homes and businesses were still waiting for the electricity.
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LePage staffer: Governor not living large despite $32K food tab
Lynn Harvey, Blaine House director, says LePage hosts dinners for military families, potential state investors and others.
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Mainer Karen Mills resigning as SBA chief
Mills, who lives in Brunswick, was sworn in as administrator of the SBA in April 2009 and led the agency during a tumultuous time as the Obama administration struggled to get the economy back on course.
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Maine bishop gives thanks to pope for service
Bishop Richard Malone of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Portland issued a statement Monday about the pope’s resignation announcement. “When I met with the pope in November 2011 at the Vatican, he did seem rather frail,” Malone said. “I wish to express my gratitude for his faithful ministry as Successor of St. Peter, his […]
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Pope’s mission to revive faith clouded by scandal
Benedict XVI, whose mission was to reawaken Christianity in a secularized Europe, grew increasingly frail as he shouldered the monumental task of purging the Catholic world of a sex abuse scandal
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Alone, together: Snowed in, in the age of hashtags
The weekend whiteout was a lifetime away from the blizzard of 1978, a world not just without social media but one devoid of endless Weather Channel warnings and the lifeline of mobile phones.
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Text of pope’s resignation announcement
The announcement was delivered to cardinals gathered Monday for a ceremony to name three new saints.
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Maine gas prices jump more than 4 cents
Maine prices are now almost 12 cents per gallon higher than the same day a year ago