Scott Signs Ban on Toxic Herbicide Paraquat
Vermont has become the first state in the nation to ban paraquat, a highly toxic herbicide used in local orchards […]
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Boston EMS Superintendent-in-Chief dies after 40 years with the department
Local News The emergency response agency’s second-in-command dedicated four decades of service, including years of paramedic work. John Gill (right)
Durham Looks At Municipal Election Changes
Elections in Durham are omnipresent. In the odd years, city council and mayoral races take center stage, whereas the county
Make Hannah Pingree the No. 1 choice for governor
Let’s overwhelmingly choose Hannah Pingree as our No. 1 candidate for governor in Maine’s upcoming primary election on June 9.
‘The Guest House,’ by mid-century modern architect Gene Leedy, is now for sale in Winter Haven
A mid-century modern Winter Haven home with ties to Florida’s architectural history is now on the market. The home, located
Florida’s $115B budget deal includes ‘Groveland Four’ compensation, AIDS program
The chambers also have agreed to spend $75 million in to keep a drug program for people with AIDS operational.
Chelsea man facing assault charges for alleged violence against young children
Crime The defendant allegedly burned one child with a cigarette lighter and another with what appeared to be a heated
Concord man, 73, convicted of raping 20-year-old in restaurant bathroom
Crime A Barnstable County court said prior to sentencing the man that his actions were motivated by “a shocking sense
I fail to understand Susan Collins’ position on the Middle East
Loren Johnston of Scarborough is a historian and developer of a course on refugees at the University of New England. All
UMass Amherst launches major housing revitalization project
Local News As enrollment climbs, UMass Amherst has tapped a development team for a major campus housing overhaul. University of