Compensation expert Kenneth Feinberg, who administered the Sept. 11 fund, will start taking claims Aug. 1 for accidents caused by bad ignition switches.
June 2014
Posted inOp-Eds
Local paper makes a change
Improvements to the newspapers and websites will keep coming as we find new ways to sell our product.
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Posted inChapters, Unsettled
An unlikely handshake alters the course of Maine’s history
May 19, 1964 Story by Colin Woodard, Staff Writer Photos by Gabe Souza / Staff Photographer Traditions and trials have been a part of Indian life in Maine for as long as members of the Passamaquoddy tribe, like this elder at Indian Township, can remember. Their ancestors found sustenance in this corner of the world […]
Posted inEditorials
OUR OPINION: Give USM critics a role in president search
Let #USMFuture contribute to process from the inside.
Posted inOp-Eds
Left-lurchers use ‘tea party’ as epithet to brand some Republicans as dangerous
Have Mike Tipping, or any other journalist reporting on the tea party, ever spoken to a tea party activist?
Posted inCelebrations
Horgan, Frank
SPARKS, Md. — Briana Lynn Horgan and Jeffrey Edward Frank were married March 15, 2014, in Topsfield, Mass. The bride is the daughter of Emmett and Carolyn Horgan, of Newburyport, Mass. The groom is the son of Steve and Monique Frank, of Manchester, Maine. Briana is a graduate of the University of Vermont and the […]
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Gerow, Harriman
CLINTON — Tim and Missy Gerow, of Clinton, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Jessica Gerow, of Clinton, to Andrew Harriman, of Clinton, son of Valerie Harriman, of Hermon, and Daniel Harriman, of Canaan. Jessica is a graduate of Lawrence High School and Kennebec Valley Community College, where she received an associate degree in […]
Posted inSports
MLB: Napoli HR gives Red Sox win over Yankees
Blast in ninth leads to Boston victory.
Posted inSports
LEGION ROUNDUP: Nelson leads RTD to doubleheader sweep of Gardiner
Two-run single helps win first game.