“No Way Back” is the latest high-octane thriller from Andrew Gross, the best-selling author of “15 Seconds.”
April 2013
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Severe storms hit Midwest with snow, ice, winds
In Minnesota, Gov. Dayton says the weather was taxing the resources of local and county governments, and he issues an executive order activating the National Guard.
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Police find toddler in alleged Oakfield meth lab
Police say a 29-year-old woman is facing child endangerment charges after the child is found inside a camper where officers allegedly found materials used to make methamphetamine.
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N. Korea says ‘striking means’ on standby
The country’s “Committee for the Peaceful Reunification of the Fatherland” says it has entered coordinates for targets.
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Ga. firefighters taken hostage ‘relieved’ ordeal over
Five firefighters answering an emergency call encounter an armed man who holds them at gunpoint, demanding that his cable and power be turned back on at his house, which was in foreclosure.
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Beetles to fight insects in Maine state parks
In all, a total of 5,700 beetles will be released to stem the spread of hemlock wooly adelgids.
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U.S. Senate ready to launch gun control debate
In an opening showdown today, senators are scheduled to vote on an attempt by conservatives to scuttle a Democratic bill before debate even starts.
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Sen. Collins applauds delay of 5-day mail delivery
The Maine Republican says cutting mail delivery will only drive away customers and push the Postal Service into a “financial death spiral.”
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Some Obama allies in Maine may balk at his budget proposal
A change in cost-of-living adjustments faces a fight from Democrats, senior citizens and veterans.
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NHL: With win, Bruins move into 1st
NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — All the Boston Bruins needed to get back into first place was eight good minutes to start the game, and eight flawless penalty kills.