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American Journal News

Published
April 18, 2013

Bridge construction to impact Westbrook neighbors
Published
April 18, 2013

Hot Tickets and Cheap Thrills April 18, 2013

Goo Goo Dolls at the State / 'Hold On, Molly!' / Spanish wines and food / Kid fun at fair / Jazz brunch / Work in progress / Brews at Great Lost Bear / Gem show
Published
April 18, 2013

Hot Tickets and Cheap Thrills April 18, 2013

Goo Goo Dolls at the State / 'Hold On, Molly!' / Spanish wines and food / Kid fun at fair / Jazz brunch / Work in progress / Brews at Great Lost Bear / Gem show
Published
April 18, 2013

Our View: State should lift limits on drug abuse treatment

An FDA decision addresses painkiller addiction; Maine must take steps to treat heroin addiction.
Published
April 17, 2013

Poison mail suspect described body-parts conspiracy

A man in Mississippi has been arrested for allegedly sending letters with ricin poison to President Obama and a U.S. senator.

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Published
April 17, 2013

College Connections: Bouchard fits in at Valparaiso, she’s ‘living the dream’

Janelle Bouchard’s path to Indiana, where she’s the starting catcher on the Division I Valparaiso University softball team, began before she even reached Kennebunk High. “When I was an assistant coach at the University of Rhode Island, I first saw Janelle when she was in the eighth grade playing for her travel team in the […]
Published
April 17, 2013

Unrest kills 7, hurts 61 in Venezuela

The president-elect casts stones at the U.S. after Washington says it won't recognize the vote results.
Published
April 16, 2013

Red Sox hope to bring some healing for Boston

Jon Lester has felt pride when slipping on his Boston jersey and cap. Never more than now.
Published
April 16, 2013

Officials: Letter with poison sent to U.S. senator

The discovery evokes memories of the days after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, when mail laced with anthrax began appearing.
Published
April 14, 2013

Charles Lawton: Employers’ costs, not technology, threaten jobs

“Well, here’s another nice mess you’ve gotten me into.” – Oliver Hardy Driverless cars, Watson the unbeatable “Jeopardy” champion and the nearly unavoidable retail self-checkout line have spawned a spate of new scare stories about the job-destroying effects of technology. Driving, manufacturing, waiting on tables, stocking shelves, answering phones: All, we are told, will soon […]