One tunnel was installed at the Russian president’s home outside Moscow and two at the Kremlin, a spokesman says
2020
Posted inMaine, News
Environmental groups sue Trump, saying he can’t open marine monument to fishing
The president announced his decision during a visit to Maine on June 5, but the lawsuit contends that the Antiquities Act allows only Congress to undo a monument’s protections.
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Posted inOlympics, Sports
Reigning 100-meter champ Coleman gets provisional suspension, may miss Olympics
Christian Coleman, the reigning world champion at 100 meters, was given a provisional suspension on Wednesday for failing to be available when drug testers arrived at his home.
Posted inMaine, News
Citizens protest Hancock County sheriff’s request for riot gear
Sixty-six citizens tuned in to the Zoom meeting — one of the largest groups of citizens ever to attend one the board’s regular monthly meetings.
Posted inSports
Sports Digest: Tiz the Law draws No. 8 post as early 6-5 Belmont favorite
‘It could have been worse,’ trainer Barclay Tagg said. ‘He likes this track, so I’m glad to be back on it.’
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
Maine’s leading workers’ comp insurer to pay $17 million dividend
The MEMIC Group will pay the dividend to its members in the coming weeks, with the average employer receiving more than $1,100.
Posted inBoston Bruins, Sports
Pastrnak, waiting at home in Prague, focused on reviving power-play prowess
David Pastrnak, the NHL’s top goal scorer with Alex Ovechkin, is staying ready to return from the Czech Republic and revive Boston’s potent power play.
Posted inBoston Celtics, Sports
Reports: Celtics’ Jayson Tatum reluctant to return, risk max contract in NBA restart
Boston star Jayson Tatum is apparently among the NBA players who inquired about insurance to protect against career-threatening injuries during the league’s restart in Orlando.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, Maine Cannabis Report, News
Portland marijuana ordinance headed to federal court
The state’s largest marijuana company argues that a retail license scoring system that favors locals is unconstitutional.
Posted inCommunity
AARP to discontinue Tax-Aide program for rest of tax season
The AARP Tax-Aide program in Maine has officially decided to not continue its tax-aide program for the rest of this tax season. There is only one month left before the filing deadline and the sites where it conducts free tax services are not open yet. Those who have not filed their taxes yet can go […]