2014 – Page 2093 – Centralmaine.com

Officials use explosion to fight train fire near Maine-Canada border

by The Associated Press January 10, 2014

The fire, roughly 20 miles from the Maine border, has been burning since Tuesday night.

by Ricardo Alonso-zaldivar The Associated Press January 10, 2014

The lead consultant who developed the bug-filled HealthCare.gov will be replaced when the current contract expires in February.

The company employs about 560 workers at the mill.

by Donna Cassata The Associated Press January 10, 2014

The Obama White House opposed the bill as an unnecessary and costly burden. It stands no chance in the Senate.

by The Associated Press January 10, 2014

The season likely hasn’t peaked, but experts say it’s too early to know if it will be worse than usual.

News

by From staff and news services January 10, 2014

Ice buildup is expected to be light as temperatures rise, but roads could be slick early Saturday.

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by David Hench January 10, 2014

The Indian Township woman faces an arson charge in connection with a fire in a suitcase full of clothes on her porch.

by The Associated Press January 10, 2014

The former Boston mobster told his trial attorney that one of his greatest regrets was never marrying Catherine Greig.

A consultant’s study warns that expansion of Medicaid will bring Maine a significant economic burden, but critics dispute the numbers.

Ecomaine is eliminating annual assessment fees, which will cut costs in half for its members.