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Thursday, November 19, 2009 at 1:33 a.m. Get lost, Hugh Jackman. This year's "Sexiest Man Alive" is once again Johnny Depp.
Logging outfits punished for labor violations
The U.S. Department of Labor has charged two northern Maine logging contractors with violating federal labor laws that require firms to recruit American loggers before hiring often lower-paid foreign workers.
Maine woman rescues man from burning van
One man is alive after a woman pulled him from a burning vehicle Sunday. The man, a passenger in a vehicle that struck a moose on U.S. Route 201 and burst into flames, was seriously injured and flown to a hospital Sunday night.
State Watch: Virginia's Pharmacy For Mentally Ill, Michigan Dental...
Main Category: Mental Health Also Included In: Dentistry ; Litigation / Medical Malpractice ; Health Insurance / Medical Insurance Article Date: 02 Nov 2009 - 0:00 PST printer friendly view / write opinions rate article In today's state watch, Virginia plans to close a pharmacy for the mentally ill, Medicaid patients in Michigan are suing over ...
In today's state watch, Virginia plans to close a pharmacy for the mentally ill, Medicaid patients in Michigan are suing over dental care and Rhode Island reports that insurers remain relatively healthy.
Life sentence for woman who set husband afire
Kimberly Spampinato speaks to the judge at her sentencing hearing, Thursday, Oct.
Maine should repeal school consolidation law for good of all
As they say: "United we stand, divided we fall." We all understand that our schools are the fabric, which brings us together as a community regardless of size.
IN ANSON, Wednesday at 11:16 a.m., a report of a theft was investigated on Preble Avenue.
Foliage color spreading to western, eastern Maine...
AUGUSTA, Maine - Foliage color has reached its peak in the far north of Maine and is spreading south, according to the third fall foliage report from the state Department of Conservation.
a Cannonballa enthusiast wins ownership of collection
'It was exciting,' said Mike Ginns of the auction. 'I was hoping that no one else would make anymore bids on it.' Mike Ginns waited late into the evening, anxiously watching the clock wind down.
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Broadway's commercial attempts at Shakespeare
Something smells sweet in the state of Denmark. The Jude Law "Hamlet," set to open Oct.
Wind Turbines To Cause Traffic Delays
Maine state police say motorists should expect traffic tie-ups along some state highways as another round of oversized tractor-trailers travels across the state carrying large sections of wind turbines.
Craig joins Sheridan's Dream House
I continue to be surprised, in a very good way, just how well Daniel Craig is keeping his acting career diverse.
Daniel Craig finds his 'Dream House'
Daniel Craig has committed to star in the psychological thriller "Dream House," marking Morgan Creek's first movie under the reign of Rick Nicita and its first production start in three years.
Daniel Craig Likes That Haunted House After All
We reported back in June that Daniel Craig was considering a starring role in Dream House , a psychological thriller that might sound generic and kind of stupid, but is being directed by In America director Jim Sheridan, who is actually a smart guy.
If you consider the wastes we humans dump into our coastal waters you can see why some clams might not want to filter feed for their daily needs.
Windmill section to slow Bangor traffic:
BANGOR, Maine a ' An oversized tractor-trailer truck carrying a section of windmill from Quebec to New Brunswick, by way of Maine, is slated to come through the region Tuesday, according to Maine State Police.
Cannon fire punctuates Kingfield Pops
KINGFIELD a ' Not every bride-to-be gets to have military police fire off a World War II howitzer at her bachelorette party during an 80-piece orchestra's performance of Tchaichovsky's 1812 Overture.
Local animal rescue operation could be on TV
Phyllis Jackman-Stefanakos feels more comfortable working with homeless animals than she feels talking about it in front of a camera.