The average price is 1 penny above the national average.
March 2015
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Home surveillance shows Hernandez night of killing
On one clip, he can be seen walking through the living room carrying a black object prosecutors say is a gun.
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Spectator who lost legs in Boston bombing recounts shielding husband from his own wounds
Jurors in Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s trial also see tweets believed to be his, including: ‘If you have the knowledge and the inspiration all that’s left is to take action.’
Posted inMaine, Maine Crime, News
Deadly force justified in LaGrange standoff, attorney general says
Lewis Conlogue, 49, repeatedly pointed a gun at state troopers and at himself, and refused commands to drop it, in the August 2014 incident.
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Amtrak train, truck collide in North Carolina, injuring dozens
Few injuries appear to be life-threatening, but the train engine tips onto its side and one passenger car derails.
Posted inMaine, News
Embattled Portland landlord ordered to fix apartment building
Gregory Nisbet is ordered to remove locks from individual rooms and make other upgrades at 188 Dartmouth St.
Posted inNation & World, News
Police arrest N.H. man who reported burglary at parents’ home
Police say they found the money in the 32-year-old’s bedroom when his account of a break-in and chase didn’t add up.
Posted inBusiness, News
Bull market still running after 6 years
High corporate profits and a growing economy give us the fourth-longest bull market since the 1940s.
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Dog feared poisoned at famous Crufts show; owners devastated
Three-year-old Thendara Satisfaction, known as Jagger, died Friday, shortly after returning to Belgium following an appearance at the world-famous Crufts dog show.
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Oklahoma university severs ties with fraternity over racist video
The university president joins students at a rally and the football team, joined by their coach and athletic director, protest rather than hold practice.