The money will be used for a variety of things including runway improvements, terminal construction and expansion, pavement markings and an environmental impact study.
August 2013
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Search for missing hiker resumes in Maine
The search continues for 66-year-old Geraldine Largay of Brentwood, Tenn., who was hiking the Appalachian Trail from Harpers Ferry, W.Va., to Baxter State Park.
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Terror threat: Senator cites increased ‘chatter’
Sen. Saxby Chambliss of Georgia says the chatter that was intercepted is “very reminiscent of what we saw pre-9/11.”
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Maine Lobster Festival comes to a close
The 66th annual festival began on Wednesday in Rockland.
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Struthers’ OUI trial in Maine scheduled for Sept.
Jury selection is scheduled for Sept. 23 in York County Superior Court in Alfred.
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Maine schools, DHHS in costly dispute over Medicaid
DHHS sends Medicaid overbilling notices to districts that thought they were following the rules, and taxpayers may end up with the bill.
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What do Mainers hunger for? More product details
It’s a no-brainer, right? Just tell us what’s in our food and where our clothes are made. But some manufacturers say: Not so fast.
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Good ol’ boys of summer turn out for festival
An annual three-day event featuring mud, music and merriment in Hebron celebrates what it means to be a redneck.
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A rail hub in Maine, suddenly too silent
Its link to Quebec and a wider world severed at Lac-Megantic, Brownville struggles with layoffs and the loss of its lifeblood.
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Bill Nemitz: Fanfare or no, Mainers still going off to war
Go ahead and admit it: The last time you gave serious thought to U.S. troops still serving in a faraway war zone was … when? “Things have changed, that’s pretty clear,” said Maj. Joshua Doscinski of Vienna, operations officer for the 133rd Engineer Battalion, in the quiet of the Maine Army National Guard’s Gardiner armory […]