Hundreds gather to honor the 129 men who died when the nuclear submarine sank to the ocean floor 50 years ago.
Tom Bell
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State senator raises concerns about Brunswick Amtrak facility
Democrat Stan Gerzofsky fears the $12 million layover building will bring noise and air pollution, health risks and decreased property values.
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Maine-NH bridge out for 2-4 weeks after tanker crash
Four steel beams on the span were damaged in Monday’s accident; Maine, N.H. will seek reimbursement for repairs.
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Losing the Thresher: the 50th anniversary
When the nuclear submarine sank with 129 men aboard in April 1963, it was a turning point for the Navy – and for the survivors who will remember lost loved ones next weekend.
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Trees standing in way of boatyard proposal
Environmentalists oppose a bill that would exempt ‘working waterfronts’ from a state law.
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Body found in Molunkus connected to standoff, suicide, say police
A body found in a home near Medway is connected to Monday’s four-hour standoff-turned suicide on Interstate 95, police said.
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Police link body found in home to I-95 suicide
Officials did not reveal the connection between the two men and said the details of the case are complicated.
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Proposals for ferry to Portland are rejected
Nova Scotia says it will keep looking for an operator to start service between the province and Maine in 2014.
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Portland to get 1 to 3 inches of snow this afternoon
Inland towns in Cumberland and York counties can expect 2 to 4 inches.
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New coalition backs Maine laws to prevent gun violence
The group, “Coalition for a Safer Maine – No More Newtowns!,” was launched today at a State House press conference.