Ray Ayer, of Monmouth, and Paul Householder, of Wayne, are uninjured Tuesday after their plane plunges into the Kennebec River near Main Street.
August 2013
Posted inNation & World, News
Mosquitoes worse this summer in much of U.S.
In parts of Connecticut, mosquito traps have double the usual number of bugs and Minnesota traps in July had about triple the 10-year average.
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Posted inNews, Politics
Michaud, Woods to hold joint press conference
The current Democratic congressman and 2014 candidate for governor will appear with Steve Woods, a Falmouth businessman who also has entered the race.
Posted inNation & World, News
Copper may play key role in Alzheimer’s disease
The mineral is important to healthy nerves, hormone secretion and bone and tissue growth, but researchers also say that too much of it may be a bad thing.
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Ayla Reynolds’ mom to divulge ‘horrific’ evidence next month
Next month, the mother of missing toddler Ayla Reynolds plans to describe “horrific physical evidence” she says the Maine State Police gave her in connection with her daughter’s case.
Posted inNation & World, News
Gunman opens fire at Georgia elementary school
No one is injured as 500 students are quickly evacuated and the 20-year-old man and police exchange gunfire.
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Maine opponents seek to expel Common Core educational standards
Two groups say the new benchmarks strip control from local school boards.
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Prosecutors rest in Fort Hood shooting trial
After calling nearly 90 witnesses in 11 days, prosecutors say they have completed their case during the trial of Maj. Nadal Hasan.
Posted inBusiness, News
Nova Scotia’s schooner Bluenose remains in dry dock, hampering tourism
It’s one more setback for the province, which is also struggling with the loss of ferry service connecting it to Maine.
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LePage denies ‘Obama hates white people’ comment
He calls the claims ‘gossip,’ but two Republicans at the event confirm hearing it.