March 2015 – Page 189 – Centralmaine.com

Tech firms up the ante to end suit

by The Associated Press March 4, 2015

Workers who accused the companies of colluding to limit pay get $415 million.

by The Associated Press March 4, 2015

The musician’s children from a previous marriage clash with his wife of 32 years.

by The Washington Post March 4, 2015

Transcripts from 2009 reveal why the financial crisis required a series of unprecedented steps.

The New York fashion designers find a shoemaker here, will make the state part of their branding and hope to create a lot of jobs.

Her path to Zapoteca in Portland includes stops in San Diego, San Antonio and New York City.

The proposal would require refunds from companies that move jobs overseas after accepting tax breaks in Maine. It has its critics.

by The Associated Press March 4, 2015

The Balsams closed in 2010 after 150 years in business and took with it hundreds of jobs in the North Country region.

The school board is considering options to close a $1M gap that may grow to $2M depending on actions in the state Legislature.

Coaches Joe Hague and John DelGiudice were both part of the first Eagles varsity team, nearly 20 years ago.

by Staff report March 4, 2015March 4, 2015

The accident occurred on Bigelow Hill Road, but officials were unable to provide further details immediately.