A federal judge airs his frustration that legal bills have already cost more than air conditioning.
June 2016
Posted inMaine, News, Schools and Education
University of Maine at Presque Isle president leaving
Linda Schott will become president of Southern Oregon University.
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Posted inBusiness
Apple plans even smarter devices
A raft of new features aim to anticipate what users will want to do before they actually do anything.
Posted inNews
Hallowell council hears about Stevens School and budget at meeting
The council also approved the hiring of new city manager Nate Rudy, who replaces Stefan Pakulski, who died unexpectedy in March.
Posted inNation & World
American Samoans lose appeal for U.S. citizenship
Congress has determined the people of most territories are citizens at birth, but the same rights were not extended to Samoans.
Posted inMaine, News
Madison residents approve budget, defeat recycling
Residents Monday night debated the merits of the town’s curbside recycling program, which will come to an end after it was not funded in the 2016-2017 budget.
Posted inNation & World
Judge keeps FBI cameras hidden
The court blocks Seattle from releasing the locations of six surveillance cameras on utility poles.
Posted inNation & World, News
Experts question speed of police response to gunman in nightclub
Three hours passed from Omar Mateen’s initial exchange of gunfire with an off-duty officer to the time a SWAT team swarmed the Pulse nightclub.
Posted inNation & World, News
On 9/11, Omar Mateen cheered attackers, former classmates recall
Two students say that Mateen didn’t have a lot of friends and was bullied, and that he changed after the 2001 attacks.
Posted inBoys Lacrosse, Sports, Varsity Maine
For first regional championship appearance, Hawks’ defense needs to keep digging in
Maranacook/Winthrop’s defense has been key to turning its season around but faces new test in Yarmouth