The independent, who is likely to soon launch his campaign for Maine governor, criticizes both big parties.
September 2013
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Hagel orders two reviews in response to shooting
‘A lot of red flags’ may have been missed in the background of the Washington Navy Yard shooter, the defense secretary says.
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Police looking for missing UNH student
The 19-year-old man was last seen in Portsmouth near Prescott Park on Tuesday night.
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Mother of Navy yard shooter ‘so, so very sorry’
Cathleen Alexis said Wednesday in New York City that she does not know why her son, Aaron, did what he did.
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Ohio man who confessed online to DUI pleads guilty
Matthew Cordle, 22, wanted to plead guilty to make good on his pledge to accept responsibility for the crash, according to his lawyers.
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Train, bus crash in Canada kills five
It is Canada’s worst accident since an oil train derailed and exploded in a Quebec town in July, killing dozens of people.
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S. Portland business owners rally to block tar sands oil
The 216-member group backs a city ordinance to prevent shipments, but other businesses disagree.
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Bar Harbor airport gets $1.5M federal grant
The money will be used to build a new taxiway.
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Waterboro man, 22, dies in Limerick car crash
The single-car accident occurred late Tuesday night on Route 60.
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Walgreen moves health coverage to private exchange
The nation’s largest drugstore chain will give workers a contribution toward the cost of coverage and then send them to a private health insurance exchange to pick from as many as 25 plans.