Suh’s on-field issues send a mixed message
By Anthony Panciocco Detroit Lions defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh has been dominating the NFL since he was drafted second overall in the 2010 draft. A physical freak of nature, Suh plays with the...
View ArticleNava, Napoli help Sox sweep Yanks
BOSTON — Daniel Nava stroked four hits, Mike Napoli hit a long two-run homer, and the Boston Red Sox completed a three-game sweep of the fading New York Yankees with a 9-2 rout Sunday night. With the...
View ArticleVanessa bruno se réfère à tomber, mais ne signifie pas mauvaise qualité ou de...
Vanessa bruno se réfère à tomber, mais ne signifie pas mauvaise qualité ou de décision difficile. Beaucoup de vanessa bruno travail est nécessaire pour faire une réplique les fabricants doivent adopter...
View ArticleFree preventive care services list
Many health plans are required to cover certain preventive care services to adults at no cost under the Affordable Care Act, such as mammograms and colonoscopies. All health plans sold through the...
View ArticleLittle-known facts about the Affordable Care Act
So, let’s say you’re pregnant. (Fellas, bear with me here.) You’re thinking you’d like to breastfeed your new bundle of joy. You’re sure. Pretty sure. But how to work and nurse? Under the Affordable...
View ArticleMammograms, colonoscopies, contraception, oh my! Free preventive health care...
Most of us visit the doctor only when we’re sick or injured. We break an ankle, get walloped with the flu, and finally dial up our physician or nurse practitioner to tell them where it hurts. The...
View ArticleWashington leadership vacuum raises risks of shutdown, default
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama couldn’t get Democrats to go along on Syria. House Speaker John Boehner couldn’t get fellow Republicans to go along on a budget bill. The one man who has proven he...
View ArticleMiss New York is first Indian-American to win Miss America
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. — Nina Davuluri won the 2014 Miss America pageant on Sunday, becoming the first Indian-American to wear the crown, which went to Miss New York for the second year in a row. “I’m so...
View ArticleN.C. police shoot unarmed man who survived car accident
Police in Charlotte, North Carolina, shot dead an unarmed man who was running toward police officers and may have been just trying to get help after crashing his car, authorities said. A police officer...
View ArticlePlane that landed on I-95 in April ran out of fuel, FAA says
AUGUSTA, Maine — The Maine Warden Service plane that made an emergency landing on the Maine Turnpike in April ran out of fuel according to the FAA, confirming initial reports. The landing happened the...
View ArticleWalking off their wars: Combat veterans through-hike the Appalachian Trail
MILLINOCKET, Maine — Kevin Reed once thought of himself as shy. His fear of rejection, he says, sat him back on his heels. He made you come to him, and when you did, he’d make sure you knew whenever he...
View ArticleShalom House Honors Cheryl Ramsay with Hope Award
What is Shalom House? Shalom House provides community-based support services and safe, affordable housing for people with serious mental illness. When it opened in 1972, the organization operated one...
View ArticleUS, France, Britain to press Assad on chemical arms
PARIS/BEIRUT — The United States, France and Britain agreed on Monday to step up pressure on President Bashar al-Assad to stick to the terms of a deal under which Syria is to give up its huge arsenal...
View ArticleHas McCain read Pravda lately?
My former FP colleague John Hudson has stirred up a bit of mischief today. After Sen. John McCain joked that he would “love to have a commentary in Pravda” to respond to Vladimir Putin’s op-ed in the...
View ArticleCoast Guard searching for vessel taking on water near Mount Desert Rock
BOSTON — U.S. Coast Guard rescue crews are still searching Monday morning for two people aboard a 55-foot fishing vessel approximately nine miles northeast of Mount Desert Rock. The Coast Guard was...
View ArticleQuebec separatists split on proposed ban on headscarves, turbans, large crosses
QUEBEC — Quebec’s separatist government is betting on broad popular support with a proposal that prohibits public workers from wearing headscarves, skullcaps and other religious symbols, yet it is...
View ArticleCano helps Thomas roll past Southern Maine
GORHAM, Maine — Kenny Cano scored a pair of second-half goals seven minutes apart to help propel the Thomas College Terriers to a 6-0 men’s soccer victory over the University of Southern Maine Huskies...
View ArticleBrewer OKs tax break for affordable housing project at State Street School site
BREWER, Maine — The old State Street School is coming down and a developer plans to build a 48-unit affordable housing project in its place, D’arcy Main-Boyington, Brewer’s economic development...
View ArticleWoman ejected from vehicle in Etna crash after husband falls asleep while...
ETNA, Maine — A man and wife are lucky to be alive after the SUV they were riding in rolled over on Interstate 95, ejecting the woman. The rollover occurred about 4:30 p.m. in Etna, as a couple...
View ArticleFormer Chelsea selectwoman guilty of taking kickback from plowing contractor
BANGOR, Maine — After deliberating for 5½ hours, a jury of five men and seven women found a former Chelsea selectwoman guilty Tuesday on three counts of extortion. Carole Swan, 55, of Chelsea was...
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