Obama lays wreaths at the graves of Theodor Herzl, the founder of modern Zionism, and former Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, who was assassinated in 1995.
March 2013
Byron official faces recall over gun proposal
A petition initiated by a resident says the head of Byron’s select board subjected town residents “to ridicule, embarrassment and disrepute.”
New Yorkers boldly flout law to keep pigs
The city’s health code forbids keeping them as pets, forcing pig owners to operate in secret, taking the risk that an unhappy neighbor might squeal.
High prices expected as Maine elver season begins today
For the next 10 weeks, fishermen will catch the tiny translucent eels, known as elvers, in nets as they swim up coastal rivers and streams.
February home sales dip in Maine
The Maine Association of Realtors says real estate agents sold 593 homes last month, down from 624 a year ago.
3 dead, including suspect, in Marine base shooting
The two men and one woman were part of the staff at the officer candidates school on the sprawling base in northern Virginia.
Officials continue work on budget cuts
GARDINER — It probably won’t be part of the 2013-14 budget, but closing T.C. Hamlin School in Randolph is likely to be considered for the following year.
Sex offender murder, suicide has new twist
A convicted rapist and registered sex offender who confessed to killing his former roommate, also a sex offender, shortly before he took his own life was under investigation for allegedly sexually assaulting a young girl late last year.
New website for Kennebec Pharmacy
AUGUSTA — Kennebec Pharmacy & Home Care has announced the launch of their new website, http://kennebecpharmacy.com/.
Marcia Buker School to register students
RICHMOND — Marcia Buker School will register Richmond children who will be 4 or 5 years old on or by Oct. 15 for preschool and kindergarten, respectively.