Riders waiting on the platform helped lift the man. The three men got up just in time.
February 2013
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Coast Guard: Cause of cruise ship fire was a leak
A Coast Guard spokeswoman says the Bahamas is leading the investigation, with the Coast Guard and National Transportation Safety Board leading U.S. interests in the probe.
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McCready’s ex: Anyone close could see it coming
Billy McKnight was in a long, rocky relationship with McCready and is the father of her oldest child, Zander,
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NH House panel to hold hearing on medical marijuana
Gov. Maggie Hassan supports legalization with tight controls.
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Driver loses control in snow, skids into tree
The driver was treated at the scene, then taken by ambulance to Mid Coast Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
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WESTERN D GIRLS BASKETBALL: Plummer does it all in Richmond win
AUGUSTA — You might have figured this out already, but having a player who is the best rebounder, passer, shot-blocker, inside scorer, and 3-pointer shooter on the court can cover up a lot of a team’s mistakes.
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WESTERN D GIRLS BASKETBALL: Hyde knocks off Valley
AUGUSTA — The Valley girls basketball team needed to limit turnovers, control the boards and prevent any big runs to surprise once-beaten Hyde in a Western D quarterfinal game Monday morning at the Augusta Civic Center.
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Kids’ suspensions renew debate over zero tolerance
Some school officials are suspending or threatening to suspend small children over behavior their parents consider perfectly normal and age-appropriate.
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Fishing’s decline looms; will fish consumers notice?
In May, New England’s fishermen will again see a cut to the number of fish they can catch, this time so deeply that the historic industry’s existence is threatened from Rhode Island to Maine.
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It’s farmer vs. Monsanto in high-stakes Supreme Court case
The case involving a 75-year-old Indiana farmer could have far-reaching implications for patents involving DNA molecules, nanotechnologies and other self-replicating technologies.