It’s an encouraging sign for the job market because the service sector employs 90 percent of the U.S. work force.
September 2013
Maine Film Office reports increase in productions
The office says it has certified 14 productions so far this year, compared to eight last year.
N.Y. man gets 4 years for intent to sell oxycodone in Maine
Michael Falu, 25, was arrested after he arrived on a Concord Trailways bus with more than a thousand oxycodone pills in his boxer shorts.
BOOKS: ‘The Dying Hours’ is good to the last word
British author Mark Billingham’s talent for sculpting intensely dark police procedurals complements his skill at pinpointing believable contemporary nightmares.
BOOKS: ‘Claire of the Sea Light’ shines light on the overlooked, undervalued
On her 7th birthday, when her father makes the agonizing decision to give her away to the local fabric vendor, who can offer a better life, Claire Limye Lanme Faustin vanishes.
BOOKS: ‘Haldol and Hyacinths’ a report from frontlines of bipolar disorder
One of Melody Moezzi’s biggest gripes about being bipolar is that nobody rewards it. “If you have cancer, you get flowers, visitors and compassion. If you have a mental illness, you get plastic utensils, isolation and fear.
TRAVELIN’ MAINE(RS): Lisa’s Legit Burritos will put a smile on your face
Here’s the best news of all: Lisa’s Legit Burritos, Gardiner’s
delightful gathering place for great food and conversation,
will soon open a second location on Water Street in Augusta.
Farmington man falls from roof of university gym
Devon Pease, who fell 40 feet and sustained serious injuries, will face trespass charges, police say.
Jim Thorpe, Pa., fights to keep body of namesake
The surviving sons of the famous American Indian athlete have long fought to get the remains of their father moved to tribal lands in Oklahoma.