Thursday, May 23, 2013
'The state needs to pay up,' says Gov. LePage
LITCHFIELD -- The town is seeking an editor for its monthly newsletter, The Litchfield Sodalite.
AUGUSTA -- A 15-year lease agreement between the city and the state-owned airport allowing the city to run the airport is likely to be dropped in favor of a new deal that officials say better reflects how the operation is managed.
CHINA -- The town will not take action before Christmas to evict a 70-year-old China woman and her family from their Fire Road 60 property despite concerns that their living conditions are unsafe, Code Enforcement Officer Scott Pierz said Tuesday.
The former manager of the senator-elect's office and political campaigns was expected to get the job.
The White House says Obama also supports closing the gun show "loophole," which allows people to buy guns from private dealers without background checks.
VIP Parts, Tires & Service will keep the tire and service components of its business.
Paula Broadwell's lawyer provides a letter from U.S. Attorney Robert O'Neill that says no federal charges will be brought in Florida related to "alleged acts of cyberstalking."
The House speaker's measure would cancel tax increases due to take effect Jan. 1 on everyone earning $1 million or less.
Robert Nelson, the man charged with the murder of Everett L. Cameron in Anson three years ago, was found guilty this morning in Somerset County Superior Court. 
Parents around the country are letting the small stuff slide, indulging their kids just a little bit, grateful to have them safe.
It's a sobering reminder that everyone over the age of six months should be vaccinated each year, the state CDC director says.
It's selling off its shares, and retailers stop selling guns like the one used at the Newtown school.
Richard Engel and three colleagues were dragged from their cars, kept bound and blindfolded and threatened with death..jpg)
Since the lab was closed in August, judges have released about 200 defendants from prison and put their cases on hold while their lawyers challenge their convictions.
The group – which deleted its Facebook page and stopped tweeting after the shootings — said it would have a news conference to answer questions Friday, the one-week anniversary of the Newtown massacre.
A Medal of Honor recipient for service during World War II, the Hawaii lawmaker was elected to Congress in 1959.
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