Forecaster News

Published
July 18, 2010

Boating: Drowning person likely appears calm, quiet

When boaters jump on board for a day or weekend of fun on the water, drowning is probably not at the top of their minds. Most boaters consider their skills to be adequate, few have ever actually seen someone drown, and certainly no one expects the unthinkable to happen to themselves or someone they know. […]
Published
July 18, 2010

Geologists mapping what lies beneath N.H.

The decades-long project has answers for towns like Rollinsford, which recently suffered chronic flooding.
Published
July 16, 2010

Problems with FEMA maps for Maine help spur change in flood insurance bill
Published
July 16, 2010

Retailers having second thoughts about holiday orders

NEW YORK – It may be hot and sticky outside, but stores across the nation are already getting a chill thinking about Christmas. Retailers are having second thoughts about orders they placed earlier this year, when the economic recovery looked stronger and Americans were more willing to spend money. Now they worry they could end […]
Published
July 16, 2010

South Portland honors Long Creek air crash victims

Published
July 16, 2010

Workers sought to complete Whiskeag Trail in Bath
Published
July 16, 2010

Scarborough library hosts author of 'Coyote at the Kitchen Door'
Published
July 16, 2010

Food to go in South Portland
Published
July 16, 2010

Brunswick police promote Ridlon, Hansen
Published
July 16, 2010

Scarborough hosts hazardous waste drop-off