It won’t be a blockbuster, but a few Maine places may go above the expected 3 to 6 inches of accumulation.
2017
Posted inNation & World
Protests erupt from Jordan to Indonesia over Trump’s shift on Jerusalem
Protesters burn Israeli and U.S. flags or stomp on Trump posters in displays of anger.
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Posted inMaine
Separate crashes on same Arundel road send 2 women to hospital
One of the women is charged with operation after suspension and violation of conditions of release.
Posted inBusiness, Nation & World
Brexit breakthrough on ‘divorce’ clears path for tougher trade talks
Prime Minister Theresa May makes a deal on the main issues, including a financial settlement, an agreement on Europeans living in the U.K. and a solution to keep open the border that divides Ireland.
Posted inEditorials
Our View: No time to let up on veteran homelessness
The Trump administration has put in peril a program that has helped cut homelessness among former service members in half.
Posted inAuto, New Cars
What it’s like driving the Dodge Demon
Taking the world’s fastest production car out for a spin.
Posted inOp-Eds, Opinion
MaineHousing director: Tax bill will make our state’s affordable-housing crisis even worse
If private activity bonds lose their tax-exempt status, thousands of badly needed units won’t be constructed.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News, Politics
Old drug conviction puts Maine marijuana expert on the defensive
Maine’s emerging recreational pot industry values the knowledge of Brunswick chemist Trevor Bozeman, but in Ohio he’s forced to defend his right to work in the field.
Posted inMaine, News
‘The flames were roaring’: Naples man recounts saving Windham woman in crash
Joseph Carruthers doesn’t feel like a hero and says he didn’t have time to think when pulling Alicia Szostak-White from her burning SUV.
Posted inCommunity
Col. Eric Lind promoted to brigadier general Dec. 1
Augusta native Lind appointed assistant adjutant general of the Maine Air National Guard.