An asteroid tracker says the object is likely the 3rd stage of a Chinese rocket that sent a test sample capsule to the moon and back in 2014, but China says the junk isn’t theirs.
2022
Amazon closing bookstores, 4-star shops in U.S., U.K.
The move comes as Amazon.com Inc.’s overall revenue growth is slowing, and it’s looking for new ways to re-ignite sales.
Penobscot County man dies after being arrested in Patten
Jeremy R. Lau, 46, died after he was arrested Tuesday in Patten, the Attorney General’s Office said Wednesday.
Stepped-up training cuts Maine’s projected nurse shortage in half
Maine is projected to be short 1,450 registered nurses in 2025, down from the 3,200 projected previously, according to a new report.
Bitcoin again viewed as safe haven amid geopolitical tension
Russians and Ukrainians help to send the cryptocurrency up over 25 percent in a week.
Database shows Maine’s rate of police shootings highest in New England since 2015
Kourtney Sherwood, 37, of Brunswick is the latest Mainer killed in a police shooting, after an armed confrontation with Topsham police on Monday.
Maine towns attempt to buy dormant trash plant for $1.5 million
A group representing 115 towns is trying to revive the plant that closed 6 months after its opening in 2020.
Wall Street roars back to rally mode, even as oil soars
The price of U.S. crude jumps 7 percent to $110.60 per barrel, the highest level in just over a decade.
Boys’ basketball: Falmouth stands in way of Nokomis coronation
The Navigators know they are considered underdogs despite a 17-0 record against Class A teams and an average margin of victory of more than 25 points.
With the soundtrack of summer silenced, MLB will lose more than just games
Commentary: Baseball no longer has the hold it once did, and owners are further fracturing a tenuous relationship with fans with this extended lockout.