The counterintuitive approach could test long-held beliefs and change practices at trauma centers across the country.
2016
Posted inFilm, Life & Culture, Lifestyle, Maine International Film Festival, News
‘Five Nights in Maine’ offers portrait of damaged people
The Maris Curran-directed film, showing Saturday and Sunday in the Maine International Film Festival, offers a bleak look at Maine’s landscape and hope for reconciliation.
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Posted inMaine, News
Maine coalition launches effort to pass education funding referendum
Question 2 on the state ballot in November asks voters to approve a surcharge on taxable incomes over $200,000.
Posted inNews, Sports
Tom Brady throws in the towel on Deflategate
The Patriots quarterback decides not to take his appeal to the U.S. Supreme, and ensures that his four-game suspension won’t come late in the season.
Posted inCops & Courts, Maine
Judge reduces inmate’s sentence in Bangor street brawl killing
Zachary Carr, who was convicted of murder, argues he didn’t understand the ramifications when he turned down a plea deal.
Posted inNation & World
Congress releases long-classified section of 9/11 inquiry
People who don’t believe all Saudi links to the attackers were thoroughly investigated have pushed for more than 13 years to get the pages released.
Posted inColumns, J.P. Devine, Maine, News
It’s not necessarily about the mattress
Things have come a long way from Mama’s couch in the sleep department, JP Devine writes.
Posted inCommunity
Farmingdale artist’s ‘Goat Island Clammers’ debuts at clam festival
Alan Claude worked on print for more than three years.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
Verso emerges from bankruptcy, to again list stock on NYSE
The papermaker says it is stronger, having shed $2.4 billion in debt.