Obama will still attend the Group of 20 economic summit in St. Petersburg, Russia, but a top White House official said the president had no plans to hold one-on-one talks with Putin while there.
August 2013
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Developer proposes hotel near Oxford Casino
Casalinova Development Group applied earlier this summer for a credit-enhancement agreement to develop a 550-acre property along Route 26.
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Close friend becomes suspect in California death
James Lee DiMaggio is now a suspect in the death of Christina Anderson, the abduction of her 16-year-old daughter and the possible death or abduction of her 8-year old son.
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Fisheries board considering quotas for Maine eels
The American eel management board of the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission is meeting today to discuss and possibly vote on new regulations.
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New service for wealthy who just can’t leave sick pet behind
JetSetVets will dispense medicine, change dressings, monitor IVs and drips and handle any other in-flight medical care a pet needs.
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Bulger jurors reach no verdict; will continue Thursday
Jurors sent a note to Judge Denise Casper shortly after they resumed deliberations today, asking her to explain several legal concepts.
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Evidence suggests new bird flu spread among people
Health officials suspect patients were most likely infected by birds in live animal markets but acknowledged sporadic cases of the virus probably were spreading among humans.
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N.H. Fish and Game officer dies after motorcycle crash
Sgt. Brian Abrams had been in critical condition at Maine Medical Center since the crash on Sunday.
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Maine bear baiting foes want to end food giveaways
Mainers for Fair Bear Hunting say food suppliers give away their old food to hunters, who use stale pastries and other items to attract bears.
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Opponents voice concerns over Maine smart meters
A hearing in Augusta today is part of an investigation into health risks of Central Maine Power’s smart meters.