The airline aims to grow 1,000 potato plants, along with mint, arugula, beets, garlic, onions and spinach – right outside Terminal 5.
October 2015
Posted inSports
FanDuel bans employees from all daily fantasy play for money
New York’s attorney general has demanded information from FanDuel and DraftKings.
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Posted inMaine, Maine Crime, News
Gardiner man pleads guilty to possessing child pornography
Christian M. Cooper, 22, earlier spent three years in a home for juvenile sex offenders and now will be banned from possessing devices capable of accessing the Internet.
Posted inMaine, News
Canton man indicted on domestic violence assault charge after crash
Police say Dale Doughty grabbed the wheel of the car his wife was driving, and intentionally drove it into a rock wall.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
Maine Technology Institute awards grants to 4 early-stage companies
The companies are developing products for the aquaculture, IT and building supplies sectors.
Posted inMaine, News
American eels won’t be added to endangered species list
Petitioners who sought the listing have said the eels have lost more than 80 percent of their habitat and suffer from commercial fishing pressure.
Posted inUpcoming events
Pittston’s haunted maze to open Oct. 9
Pittston Fairgrounds site of Town of Terror offering.
Posted inBusiness, News
Vietnam seems big winner in US-anchored Pacific trade deal
Experts say Japanese car and auto parts makers and Malaysia’s electronics and semiconductor industry will also benefit from the trade deal.
Posted inNation & World, News
Round 2: Downstream South Carolina towns brace for flooding
Residents are concerned there may be more flooding on the Black and Waccamaw rivers – two waterways cited as worrisome by Gov. Nikki Haley. Both drain into Georgetown County.
Posted inFundraiser
3rd annual Pancreatic Cancer Research 5K raises $20,000
Skowhegan event drew more than 200 participants.