Across the East Coast, authorities tell residents of coastal communities to be prepared to evacuate in advance of Friday morning’s high tide.
New England
Mother of slain UNE medical student recalls her daughter’s warmth
Deane ‘Kenny’ Stryker wanted to be a doctor since she was a small child, her mother says.
Suspect in fatal stabbing of UNE medical student has ‘severe mental illness,’ his attorney says
Jeffrey Yao, 23, has been hospitalized multiple times, according to his lawyer, and Yao’s neighbors in Massachusetts say they felt terrorized by him.
Like Bernie Sanders did, stepdaughter is running for mayor of Burlington
Taking on a two-term Democratic incumbent, Carina Driscoll says the city has drifted too far from its progressive values.
Massachusetts officials skeptical of safe injection sites
They spoke at a forum in Boston that is part of The Washington Post’s ‘Addiction in America’ public discussion series.
Vermont teenager charged in plot to shoot up high school there had recent ties to Maine
Jack Sawyer, 18, was living at a residential treatment facility in Morrill, near Belfast, and also was taking a class at York County Community College in Wells.
Scientists say new buoy-less lobstering technology could save right whales
But lobstermen attending a recent hearing say the technology is too pricey and wouldn’t clearly mark fishing territories.
Bates is No. 1 college nationally for Fulbright recipients
With 23 student award recipients, Bates has produced more than any other liberal arts college.
Underwater video shows marine life thriving around offshore wind farm
The video shows mussels and fish clustered around turbine bases off Rhode Island.
New Hampshire Powerball winner fighting for anonymity won’t have to wait for money
Lawyers for the $559.7 million ticket holder say she’s losing $14,000 a day in interest as a court decides whether to make her identity public.