PT Farm sent beef products under four labels to retail and institutional locations in northern New England in June.
2016
Posted inElections, Politics
Group of disillusioned Sanders loyalists exits convention
Moments after Clinton got her party’s nomination, a large group of Sanders delegates left the convention.
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Posted inNation & World
Rio’s waters have improved, but are still an Olympic shame
Brazilian officials had pledged to clean up Guanabara Bay, but the flow of sewage continues to foul the water where athletes will compete.
Posted inNation & World, News
A president who can help, a nominee who wants it
President Obama is popular enough to help out Hillary Clinton’s candidacy – help she gladly accepts.
Posted inNation & World
As satellites proliferate, worries rise
A new bill would give the FAA authority to monitor objects in space and play the role of traffic cop.
Posted inNation & World, News
Violent crime is up, down and much debated
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump re-ignited the national conversation about violent crime, and it has become a pitched battle in its own right.
Posted inNation & World
NYPD’s bee brigade relocates swarms
When hives become overcrowded, half the bees leave to form swarms while an egg-laying queen and her “scouts” search for a new home.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
Farmington residents OK tax break for assisted-living center
At a special town meeting Tuesday, residents authorized the town to enter into a tax increment financing agreement with Woodlands Senior Living, a Waterville company that plans to develop a 32-bed residence on Knowlton Corner Road.
Posted inNation & World, News
Capitol cafeteria workers to get back-pay settlement
A total of 672 workers serving members of Congress were illegally underpaid by their private contractor.
Posted inNation & World
Kids dying in hot cars ‘breaks your heart’
The deaths of 23 children in the U.S. so far this year serve as a reminder to parents to remain vigilant.