Airlines cancel thousands of flights as the Northeast braces for the brunt of the storm Thursday night.
January 2014
Woman has toe bitten off at Boston party
Police say the party’s host asked the victim to leave, which led to a fight in which the host allegedly bit off the guest’s toe.
Railroad in Mainer’s death criticized for safety ‘failure’
A senator from Connecticut, where the accident occurred, says the company should notify local authorities whenever a train strikes an object.
Barbara Bush ‘doing great,’ still hospitalized
The former first lady is being treated for a respiratory problem, but a spokesperson said the family is hopeful she will be released from the hospital soon.
Two major newspapers call for clemency for Snowden
The New York Times and the Guardian newspapers say the former National Security Agency contractor should be praised for his disclosures.
UMaine chooses Karlton Creech as new athletic director
Creech, a senior associate director of athletics at North Carolina, will start in Orono on Feb. 10 and make $175,000 per year.
Gift from Obamas mistakenly delivered to Illinois woman
She was surprised to find a ‘beautiful, personal’ book in the bottom of a damaged box her family opened on New Year’s Day.
Clinton students donate hats to the Mid-Maine Homeless Shelter
CLINTON — The Clinton Elementary School’s Student Council led the school recently in a “Hats for the Homeless” Day. Students could wear a hat in school and make a monetary donation or bring in warm winter hats for the Mid Maine Homeless Shelter. The day was successful and fun — $160 and approximately 200 new […]
Leading Maine gay-rights group endorses Michaud in governor’s race
Independent Eliot Cutler objects as EqualityMaine’s political clout goes to his openly gay rival.
Macy’s, Martha Stewart Living settle dispute
But the settlement doesn’t affect Macy’s lawsuit against J.C. Penney Co. alleging breach of contract.