Buckingham Palace officials have strongly denied that Andrew had any sexual involvement with her.
January 2015
Posted inMaine, News
Workers’ comp upheld for Maine man who died on treadmill
His widow is entitled to the benefit because the man died at his home office while monitoring financial markets and his email, the state’s high court finds..
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Posted inCommunity
Norridgewock church, sale, flea market set for Feb. 7
Tables available to rent for $10.
Posted inNation & World, News
Yemeni government, including president, resigns under rebel pressure
It’s unclear who is really in control of the country and concerns mount about an economic collapse and possible splintering.
Posted inMaine, News
Two Noble High School students face expulsion following bomb threat
The students allegedly used Twitter to direct a bomb threat at the schools on Jan. 14.
Posted inSports
Bill Stewart: Reaction to Bill Belichick’s press conference
Patriots coach Bill Belichick addressed the media Thursday morning at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass. Here are a few quick thoughts on the much-anticipated press conference: • It’s refreshing yet a bit awkward to see Belichick actually address an issue head-on. Refreshing, because it deviates from his typical media gatherings in which he uses plenty […]
Posted inNation & World, News
Navy fires captain at Guantanamo base after alleged affair, suspicious death
His alleged affair with a married woman came to light during the course of an investigation into the death of the woman’s husband.
Posted inNation & World, News
Ex-postal worker who failed to deliver 1,000 pieces of mail ‘got lazy’
Most was junk mail, but there were also 27 voter ballots from last May’s primary and more than 200 items of first-class and standard mail.
Posted inMaine, Maine Crime, News
East Machias man gets jail time for fatal crash
The 16-year-old victim was a popular student and top athlete at Washington Academy, a private school.
Posted inNews, Politics
Poliquin says natural gas could help save Maine mills
The 2nd District congressman says the high cost of electricity has contributed to mill closures and job losses in the state’s paper industry.