The 2-mile slick was expected to dissipate on its own and is likely caused by natural seepage.
July 2015
Posted inSports
IOC president says Boston failed on promises
Thomas Bach puts the blame on Boston for its aborted bid for the 2024 Olympics.
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Posted inNation & World
Coast Guard: Search for teens goes on
The teen fishermen have been missing at sea for six days and officials acknowledge time is running out.
Posted inNews
All R.I. 7th-graders now must get vaccine that prevents sexually transmitted disease
Students who do not get the HPV vaccine will not be allowed to attend school unless their parents seek an exemption for medical or religious reasons.
Posted inBusiness
Facebook revenue, profit, user base top expectations
Even so, its stock price slid after the quarterly results came out, as expenses soared 82 percent and cut into earnings.
Posted inMaine, News
Randolph voters approve nearly all requests at Town Meeting
The budget approved by residents Wednesday night was about 4 percent higher than last year’s budget, and the major reason for the increase was additional sewer costs.
Posted inMaine, News
Skowhegan ends five-year municipal hiring freeze
The town manager no longer needs approval from the Board of Selectmen to hire replacement employees for individual positions.
Posted inSports
Sport Digest: Bruins will play at Gillette Stadium
Boston will take on Montreal on New Year’s Day.
Posted inSports
CAYSA Mainiacs prepare for regional championship
Hall-Dale Little Leaguers in state final on Thursday
Posted inBusiness
How to upgrade to just-introduced Windows 10
It won’t be free for some users, there are tech specs that have to be met, and the rollout will be in phases.