Wednesday night’s “Survivor” may have been officially titled “The Buddy System,” but a more fitting moniker could have been “Return of the Robfather.”
First responders oppose bill curbing mental illness coverage
AUGUSTA — Firefighters, police officers and other first responders turned out for a public hearing Wednesday to oppose a bill that would curb eligibility for permanent coverage for mental illnesses under Maine workers’ compensation law.
Kennebec County Superior Court
AUGUSTA — Several people were sentenced Tuesday in separate hearings held in Kennebec County Superior Court:
Documents detail agency spending
AUGUSTA — From 2005 to 2009, the head of Maine Turnpike Authority billed his agency more than $200,000 for hotels, meals and other expenses, according to documents obtained by the Legislature’s oversight office.
State Senate supports House BPA ban
The Maine Senate has voted unanimously to ban bisphenol-A from certain children’s products, such as bottles and sippy cups, affirming a recent lopsided vote in the House.
STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS: Spotlight on Bruins, Canadiens goalies
WILMINGTON, Mass. — Tim Thomas came out of playoff hibernation and played better than any goalie this season. Now, he’ll try to be just as sharp in the postseason for the Boston Bruins.
Mount Vernon considers law to help food producers
MOUNT VERNON — Selectmen will refer to an ordinance review committee a measure that would deregulate local food producers.
Analysis: Obama borrows time with proposal to cut deficit
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama’s proposal to cut projected budget deficits is an attempt to buy time — for the government, for the economy and for himself.
City planners sign off on new hospital project
AUGUSTA — MaineGeneral Medical Center’s planned new regional hospital in north Augusta has the approval of the city Planning Board.
China planners leave gift shop in limbo
CHINA — A proposed gift shop on Lakeview Drive remains in limbo.