Doctors are directed to show the fetal images to the pregnant women in hopes women will change their mind.
March 2017
Posted inNation & World
Twin offensives in Syria put pressure on Islamic State
Syrian government forces besiege the last Islamic State stronghold in the northern province of Aleppo.
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Posted inBusiness, Life & Culture, Nation & World, News
Early job woes, early death? Maybe
A research team offers a theory to explain a trend in the white working class toward middle-age sickness and worse.
Posted inNation & World
Gunman kills Putin critic who fled to Ukraine in fear
A Kremlin spokesman denies Russian involvement in the killing.
Posted inNation & World, Schools and Education
Boston Latin names new headmaster
Rachel Skerritt is the first person of color to lead the prominent high school.
Posted inSkiing, Sports
Sugarloaf ready for US Alpine Ski Championships
Mountain hosting national championships for 2nd time in 3 years.
Posted inSports
Battle of Maine heads to Thomas College after change in venues
Martial arts event being held for 37th year Saturday in Waterville.
Posted inMaine, News
With $1 million offered for new fire station, Hallowell reverses decision to move fire services to Farmingdale
The City Council voted unanimously during a public hearing Thursday to rescind its decision.
Posted inMaine, News
Augusta council discusses proposed rules that would impose new rules on church-run services
A minister who served on a committee that reviewed the proposed rules said while he would prefer no new rules, the proposal still leaves open a path to conducting the churches’ activities.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
Outdated computer system led Maine labor department to contractor that got hacked
An unknown number of Mainers’ Social Security numbers were stolen in a data breach at America’s JobLink, which took over the Department of Labor’s technology services in July.