March 2015 – Page 60 – Centralmaine.com

OUR OPINION: Fate of revenue sharing not the biggest challenge facing Maine communities

by The Editorial Board March 23, 2015March 20, 2015

Shrinking towns and rising costs have to be addressed, whatever comes of the governor’s budget.

by MARK SHERMAN The Associated Press March 23, 2015

Justices will hear arguments Monday after Texas officials refuse to issue the plate, fearing it is racially charged.

by VIVIAN SALAMA and QASSIM ABDUL-ZAHRA The Associated Press March 23, 2015

Training focuses on use of weaponry and coordination by Iraqi ground units with coalition airstrikes on ISIS.

by Ali M. Latifi and Shashank Bengali Los Angeles Times March 23, 2015

Charred papers found at the shrine where she was attacked were from a Persian-language prayer book – not the Quran, which is written in Arabic.

by Niraj Chokshi The Washington Post March 23, 2015

The first comprehensive subsidy data shows six coporations received at least $1 billion from the government and 21 received at least $500 million.

Zoey Houston is re-learning how to use limbs on her left side, making steady progress on her long road to recovery.

by Stuart Leavenworth McClatchy Foreign Staff March 23, 2015

They are concerned that China wants to greatly expand its fishing for Antarctic krill, a vital food for penguins and other creatures.

by The Associated Press March 23, 2015

Actress Kerry Washington and director Roland Emmerich are among the award winners.

by The Associated Press March 23, 2015

A malfunctioning pump is blamed for the damage to his apartment and others.

by Mary Esch The Associated Press March 23, 2015

But many communities support the Constitution Pipeline for the jobs, taxes and access to natural gas it will bring.