Meanwhile, a police official says the Bangladesh national wasn’t known to authorities before the bombing.
2017
Posted inNation & World, News, Politics
Democrats get rare win in Alabama Senate race but Republican Roy Moore refuses to concede
Doug Jones’ victory in a race marked by allegations of sexual misconduct by Moore shrinks Republicans’ majority in the U.S. Senate to 51-49.
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Posted inMaine
After a slippery morning, snow mixes with rain and sleet to slow Tuesday evening commute
Police reported some storm-related accidents Tuesday, and a cold front was expected to move through Maine overnight into Wednesday, making shoveling difficult.
Posted inThe Maine Forecast
Cold air stalls over southern Maine with precipitation ending tonight
Hollis has about 4 inches of snow by 3 p.m. with lower amounts nearer the coast.
Posted inEditorials
Our View: LePage’s time to stop MaineCare expansion ended Nov. 7
The governor must make a good-faith effort to implement the policy approved by an overwhelming majority of Mainers.
Posted inEditorials
Our View: Collins should drop support for tax bill
Broken promises to the Maine senator should be enough to cost Republican leaders her vote.
Posted inBusiness, Maine
Poland Spring poured $201 million into Maine economy in 2016, report says
Its impact also included employing 860 people, a report says as the expanding company prepares to reveal the site of its next bottling plant.
Posted inMaine, News
HIV patients accuse city of violating privacy by giving out personal data without notice
Officials will apologize for mishandling the sharing of information for over 200 people with researchers at USM, but say confidentiality rules weren’t violated.
Posted inCommunity
Richmond Area Food Pantry food drive underway
Non-perishable food items can be dropped off at Down East Credit Union & Insurance Agency through Dec. 22.
Posted inCommunity
47 Daisies to hosts pizza, conversation nights
The History and Splendor of Carrots will be presented by Dylan Dillaway on Dec. 16.