Cases of Legionnaires’ disease are on the rise in Maine and other New England states, and it’s not known why.
Former Fayette woman sentenced for harasssing calls
PORTLAND — A former Fayette woman at the center of an 81/2-hour police standoff in 2005 was sentenced Monday in federal court to time served — about four months — for telephone harassment of government officials, including judges involved in the dismissal of lawsuits over the incident.
COLLEGE FOOTBALL: CAA well represented in playoffs
Is there any question about the depth of the Colonial Athletic Association when it comes to football?
PATRIOTS: Branch helps offense keep rolling along
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) — Tom Brady pointed with his left index finger. Deion Branch picked up the signal and changed his route. The result was a 63-yard pass play.
Traders cheer shoppers
NEW YORK — A weekend of strong holiday shopping in the U.S. and radical proposals for stanching Europe’s debt crisis sent stocks soaring Monday. The Standard & Poor’s 500 index broke a seven-day losing streak and the Dow Jones industrial average jumped 291 points, its biggest gain in a month.
Cyber Monday offers discounts without chaos
When he wasn’t training recruits on the rifle range Monday, Army Sgt. Jeff Robinson was squeezing in some online holiday shopping.
Men charged in Skowhegan robbery to be tried together
SKOWHEGAN — Two men charged with the armed robbery of a Skowhegan credit union in 2009 probably will be tried together, not separately, in federal court, an assistant U.S. attorney said Monday.
Time Warner starts digital conversion today
AUGUSTA — Time Warner Cable will transition to an all-digital format today for several channels and communities in the Augusta area.
Town of Mount Vernon to pay for illegal tire dump
MOUNT VERNON — The town’s property owners will foot the bill for 200 tires illegally dumped down a hillside on Cottle Hill Road.