The school district did the right thing in ending a tradition that is offensive to some Indians.
2018
Posted inAuto, CAR TALK
Husband’s driving habits irk wife
But they aren’t actually doing any mechanical harm.
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Posted inBusiness, Local & State, News
China’s threatened tariff on lobster from U.S. has Maine’s industry on edge
It could put lobstermen at a price disadvantage of as much as 45% in their biggest overseas market, threatening a drop-off in sales that would ripple across the state’s economy.
Posted inBusiness, Local & State, News
Noticing ‘eye candy everywhere,’ N.H. helicopter tour company comes to Portland
The owner of Seacoast Helicopter hopes Maine residents and tourists will want to view Portland, Casco Bay and a newly renovated lighthouse 11 miles off the coast.
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Another View: Child protective system should include support for families
Better clinical assessments are necessary, but there are many facets of the system that need further attention.
Posted inOp-Eds
Lisa Miller: #MeToo movement draws out old memories
Sexual misconduct and abuse is far more prevalent than we want to admit.
Posted inNews, Sports
Major league roundup: Yankees, Nationals split unusual doubleheader
New York wins the late game 4-2 after Washington captures a game resumed from May 15.
Posted inNation & World, News
Powerful, deadly quake leaves Osaka in shambles
Four people in western Japan are confirmed dead and hundreds are injured.
Posted inBusiness, Local & State
Portland council debates affordable housing proposal
Councilor Brian Batson proposes requiring 18 percent of projects with 10 units or more be affordable to middle income tenants – up from 10 percent now – but developers say it would stifle residential construction in the city.