GENEVA — The head of the World Trade Organization predicted a “bumpy and rocky” road as it opened its highest-level meeting in 4-1/2 years on Sunday, with issues like pandemic preparedness, food insecurity and overfishing of the world’s seas on the agenda. At a time when some question WTO’s relevance, Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala hopes the […]
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Moore hits walk-off single, sending Mariners past Red Sox 7-6
Dylan Moore hit a walk-off single to center field off Boston reliever Hansel Robles in the bottom of the ninth inning.
Maine’s ‘yellow flag’ gun safety law still a work in progress
The 2019 law allowing police to temporarily confiscate weapons from people deemed to be dangerous to themselves or others has had limited impact because it requires a medical assessment that hospitals are hesitant to provide.
Maine COVID hospitalizations drop slightly as cases continue downward trend
There were 132 people hospitalized statewide with the virus on Saturday as the state reported 220 new cases.
New Sharon voters asked to approve buying firetruck
The proposal is for $255,000 for a 2009 Pierce fire rescue truck.
Vandals deface scenic vista in Cape Elizabeth
The graffiti covers the ocean side of the rocky ledges of Dyer Point near Two Lights and Cape Elizabeth Light.
State police reorganizing, adding personnel and an overnight shift
The changes are the result of funding for additional police personnel.
Maine COVID cases and hospitalizations hold steady
The state has seen a dramatic drop in infection rates and hospitalizations over the past four weeks, while numbers were virtually unchanged Friday.
Golf roundup: Wyndham Clark stays hot and takes lead in Canada
Wyndham Clark shoots a 63 for a one-stroke lead at the Canadian Open.
BUSHNELL ON BOOKS: ‘Silence’ and ‘Woodsqueer’
A powerful new novel by award-winning Maine author and poet William Carpenter, and Gretchen Legler’s essays about crafting a sustainable rural life