The Navy says several will be used as ‘test’ ships only, as two key senators question their overall efficacy.
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Posted inNation & World
UN warns of ‘humanitarian catastrophe’ in besieged Aleppo
Syrian government forces continue to pound the eastern part of the city, where 320 civilians, including 100 children, have been killed in the last week.
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Posted inPolitics
On subject of husband’s infidelities, Hillary Clinton has been there before
As a candidate who is attracting most of the women’s vote, she must walk a fine line in her response if Donald Trump, known for infidelities of his own, raises the subject.
Posted inCops & Courts, Maine, News
Maine substance abuse official charged with driving drunk
Joan Smyrski of Jefferson is associate director of the Maine Office of Substance Abuse.
Posted inMaine, News
Children’s Discovery Museum relocating from Augusta to Waterville
Museum officials say the move is the best option to serve both communities, but Augusta Mayor David Rollins wonders why Waterville doesn’t start its own museum.
Posted inMaine, News
Food pantry at Messalonskee High School stocked, ready for winter
The pantry, started three years ago by Principal Paula Callan, is replenished by students who bring in items to help other students in need.
Posted inPolitics
In risky attack, Trump invokes Bill Clinton’s infidelities
The Republican candidate’s critics say it all could backfire, elevating Clinton in the eyes of female voters and motivating her base.
Posted inMaine, Politics
New Mainers Alliance will encourage immigrants to vote
The group, with representatives from a variety of immigrant organizations, will educate newcomers about civic involvement.
Posted inFood, News
Spat Oyster Cellar opens in Kennebunk
The new restaurant is owned by New York chef Rebecca Charles.
Posted inMaine, Maine Crime, News
Augusta woman pleads guilty in federal court to stealing mail
Julie K. Meek had used cash, checks and gift cards from envelopes she stole at Orono businesses.