I highly recommend Paul Beauparlant for reelection to the Lewiston School Committee as, in my mind, there is no better candidate in his ward. I have worked with Paul and his wife for many years, and they are totally committed to the city. Paul has sent his kids through the school district and, as a […]
The Red Eddies have already surpassed last season's win total. Also: The Lewiston boys' depth contributes to three-game win streak, and a busy week testing Oak Hill/Lisbon/Monmouth.
U.S. Department of State
As the Arctic grows ever warmer, one of the many impacts of climate change, it is likely to present Maine with “a huge opportunity,” U.S. Sen. Angus King told students and educators on a Friday Zoom session.
King said that newly opened shipping lanes through the Northwest Passage, Maine should benefit from having three excellent deep-water ports that would be the first ones ships heading from Asia to the East Coast would reach.
“I believe we’re going to see an explosion of trade,” King said.
He told the call that trade built Maine’s economy, and its impressive 19th century houses, and might again in just a couple more decades as vessels increasingly head north to save 15 days’ worth of travel crossing the oceans going to and from the United States.
a group of americans being detained in haiti says they were just trying to get 33 children to temporary shelter. now they are facing child trafficking charges. yeah, a siberian husky. this is his favorite time of the year and my least favorite time of year. the weather is cold outside and miserable for a lot of people from texas to washington. they re dealing with the aftermath of a powerful winter storm. and organizers of tonight s grammy awards show say expect an extravagant tribute to michael jackson. but it s the role his kids will play that is causing a buzz. you re watching hln on the last day of january 2010. as always, great to see you. i m susan hendricks. our top story, haitian authorities are detaining ten americans they have charged with child trafficking. the five men and five women are from an idaho-based charity called new life children s refuge. now, the group says it thought the 33 children were orphans and it was going to house them in the dominica