Samuel Sam-Sumana voluntarily decides to sequester himself for 21 days after one of his security personnel dies of Ebola.
March 2015
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Palestinian activist: boycott of Israeli products begins
Activists say that 80 percent of shops no longer carry the products.
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Crowd kills girl suspected to be suicide bomber in Nigeria
Police describe her as the victim of “mob action carried out by an irate crowd.”
Posted inMaine, News
Employee critically injured when car plows into Westbrook Rite Aid
The accident occurred when a Gorham man, 84, stepped on the gas pedal instead of the brake, police say.
Posted inMaine, News
Fishermen’s Forum on tap for this week in Rockport
The trade show, which begins Thursday, is for the people who make a living in Maine’s seafood business.
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Astronauts take 3rd spacewalk to complete tricky cable job
American astronauts Terry Virts and Butch Wilmore had hundreds of feet of power and data cable to install.
Posted inMaine, News
Fishermen’s Forum on tap for this week in Rockport
The trade show, which begins Thursday, is for the people who make a living in Maine’s seafood business.
Posted inMaine, News
Crisis looms for central Maine volunteer fire departments
Aging crews, increasing training needs, lack of volunteers and money, and tougher fires all add to issues facing departments in Franklin, Somerset and Kennebec counties.
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Central Maine firefighting: The good, the bad and everything else
Small and volunteer fire departments face challenges that go way beyond traditional firefighting.
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Hospice project gives students rare insight into the end of life
The University of New England offers an unusually immersive care experience with patients facing death and dying.