Gadgets that monitor physiology can serve as a ‘check engine’ light for the body, intriguing but preliminary research suggests.
2017
Nonprofit buys former Great Northern Paper holdings in Millinocket
In purchasing the 1,400-acre mill site for $1, the group takes on debt from the properties as it looks for redevelopment opportunities.
As brick-and-mortar stores keep closing, Amazon’s busy hiring
The e-commerce giant says it’s adding 100,000 workers over 18 months as it invests in continued expansion.
Train-truck collision in Old Orchard Beach under investigation
Carson Filiault of Old Orchard Beach told police that his 2005 Nissan pickup truck revved when he shifted into reverse and ended up in the path of the Downeaster.
Northeast Motorsports Expo this weekend in Augusta
Civic Center to host annual winter auto racing celebration.
What are the health effects of pot use? Panel comes up with a list of 100
While the drug has been effective in treating chronic pain in adults, strong evidence also links its use to the risk of developing schizophrenia and other causes of psychosis.
Portland mother charged with selling heroin
Her children are taken into state custody after the raid on a Grant Street apartment.
Watch: Obama awards Medal of Freedom to surprised, emotional Biden
The president honors his vice president for his ‘faith in your fellow Americans, for your love of country and a lifetime of service that will endure through the generations.’
L.L. Bean has reorganized for its future
The company recently revamped it governance to allow for better management and family representation.
Waterville’s first ‘angels’ set to join fight against drug addiction
The ‘angels’ are the first volunteers for Operation HOPE, a Waterville Police Department program aimed at getting participating drug addicts the treatment they need.