The bombs that made Boston look like a combat zone have also brought battlefield medicine to their civilian victims.
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STILL LIFE: Running for Boston
Even as authorities tracked down leads and possible suspects in the Boston Marathon bombings, the Couch-to-5K running group was out on Depot Road in Belgrade Wednesday to participate in the informal, but national, Run for Boston. Runners across the country hit the roads to show support for the people of Boston. Leading the way in Belgrade was Camdyn LaMarre, 8, who was one of the dozen or so runners who took part.
POT LEGALIZATION
POT: Marijuana advocate Donald Christen shows a jar of marjuana to Skowhegan Deputy Police Chief Dan Summers during the Patriots Day “smoke-in” on the steps of the Somerset County Courthouse on Monday, April 15, 2013. The annual practice is a continued effort to draw attention to legalize marijuana. Christen is a medical marijuana patient and […]
Police investigating Farmington deaths
FARMINGTON — Local and state police, as well as the state Medical Examiner’s Office, are investigating two deaths that occurred overnight on Maple Avenue. Police are not releasing the names of the deceased pending positive identification of the bodies and notification to families. At 1:10 a.m. Monday, Farmington police were called to investigate a possible […]
ALLEN AFIELD: Salmonid trolling rules after ice-out
Anglers troll worldwide, but in Maine, this technique dominates at ice-out and continues in high gear for at least the next six weeks. Lots of trophy fish come to hand now, too, as evidenced by records in The One That Didn’t Get Away Club — far more big fish than anglers catch in fall.
TRAVELIN’ MAINE(RS): MAINE OFFERS A WORLD OF FOOD CHOICES starting with LEMONGRASS
Mainers must be adventurous diners, because we now have many wonderful opportunities to enjoy ethnic foods. At Lemongrass in Brunswick, we discovered delicious Vietnamese cuisine.
BUSHNELL ON BOOKS: “A Study in Revenge” and “Back From Tobruk”
London may have had Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson prowling its foggy streets in 1893, but Portland also had an equally adroit pair of detectives battling arch-villains that year — Perceval Grey and Archie Lean.
BOOKS: Thriller of a love story
Harlan Coben has mastered the family thriller in which ordinary people are caught up in an out-of-control situation, a la Alfred Hitchcock. This approach has landed most of Coben’s 24 novels on best-sellers’ lists.
BOOKS: ‘No Way Back’ a suspenseful tale
“No Way Back” is the latest high-octane thriller from Andrew Gross, the best-selling author of “15 Seconds.”