Gov. Paul LePage and other leaders backed the improvement of Internet speeds as a way to keep Maine business competitive.
January 2015
Posted inMaine
U.S. wildlife agency reviewing Canada lynx status
The point of the review is to determine whether to maintain the animal’s status as endangered or to change it.
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Posted inEditorials
Boko Haram butchery grows in West Africa, should alarm the world
It’s past time to recognize Boko Haram for what it has become: a complex terrorism threat on a scale comparable to the Islamic State.
Posted inEditorials
No one eager to help a country that won’t help itself
Nigerian president responsible for inability for armed forces to bring Boko Haram under control.
Posted inOp-Eds
Distracted world must remember that 219 Nigerian girls are still missing
We cannot forget the girls, kidnapped from their school 278 days ago.
Posted inMaine colleges
Hudnut reaches milestone for Colby men’s basketball
The senior scored 1,000th career point in a 75-70 win over Hamilton.
Posted inSports, Varsity Maine
Gardiner boys cruise past Nokomis
Seth McFarland led the Tigers with 16 points in a 78-61 salute.
Posted inSports, Varsity Maine
Valley girls slip past Buckfield
A late free throw lifted the Cavaliers to a 30-29 victory.