The Patriots and Eagles will hold joint practices on Tuesday and Wednesday. They play the exhibition opener on Friday night.
August 2013
Woman safe after boat breaks down on Maine lake
Wardens find the woman after searching with two boats and an airplane.
Driver who hit Maine cyclists on sidewalk has 4 OUIs
David Labonte has not been charged in the Biddeford crash that left a father and son in critical condition, as his blood-alcohol is analyzed.
Maine health plans comparison sketches out options, cost
Although there are only two providers, consumers will choose from a wide array of health care plans.
For Alex Rodriguez and others, a dose of hardball justice
Major League Baseball disciplines 13 players. Rodriguez says he will appeal his suspension.
SMCC chief floats ideas to prepare Portland kids for college
In an address to Portland educators, he describes some of the deficiencies freshmen struggle with.
N.H. billionaire grocer hauls fortune – in unmarked trucks
Richard B. Cohen, who also owns property in Maine, has transformed C&S Wholesale Grocers into the world’s largest grocery wholesaler.
VIEW FROM AWAY: Univision a more popular window on America
America’s consumer choices, voting trends and viewing habits help fill in the mosaic of this big economically, politically and socially diverse country.
VIEW FROM AWAY: Al Qaida in Iraq scores big with jailbreaks
Jailbreaks are common in Iraq, but the brazen assaults on the prisons at Abu Ghraib and Taji recently are in a class by themselves. The attacks freed perhaps as many as 800 militants, who are now sought by Interpol as a “major threat” to global security.
VIEW FROM AWAY: The truth hurts Venezuela’s new president
Facing the Senate Foreign Relations Committee recently, Samantha Power, President Barack Obama’s nominee for ambassador to the United Nations, surely didn’t expect to stir up the proverbial hornet’s nest.