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August 7, 2010

Letters to the editor, Aug. 7, 2010Kayaking safety rules important

Since the two kayakers were lost off Ram Island, I have looked at most of the safety advice available on the Internet. There are so many items that potential users of that information may tire of reading those long lists of things that probably won’t happen. Yet the following three items that I think are […]
Published
August 5, 2010

Rent-A-Husband's Warren to have day in court
Published
August 5, 2010

Federal judge overturns gay-marriage ban in California

The ruling sets the stage for a series of appeals that could bring the issue to the Supreme Court.
Published
August 4, 2010

Sanford Mainers keep their eyeon the baseball

Facing elimination after a 1-0 opening loss, Sanford settles down in Game 2 and comes away with a 5-1 victory.
Published
August 4, 2010

GM, Ford sales trail analysts’ estimates

SOUTHFIELD, Mich. — General Motors and Ford reported U.S. sales in July that trailed analysts’ estimates as consumers concerned about the economy limited large purchases. Toyota and Nissan topped expectations. GM’s sales rose 1.5 percent. The largest U.S. automaker was expected to report a 10 percent increase, the average estimate of five analysts surveyed by […]

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Published
August 4, 2010

Israeli-Lebanese battle on border leaves 4 dead

The clashes end after several hours as the U.N. Security Council urges 'utmost restraint.'
Published
August 4, 2010

Police: No proof Westbrook bar overserved before OUI fatal

Interviews with witnesses indicate Jana Pooler didn't appear to be visibly drunk before she left Profenno's and was killed in a crash.
Published
August 3, 2010

Two guilty in plot to bomb N.Y. airport

Prosecutors say the two men, one a former JFK airport worker, wanted to outdo the 9/11 attacks.
Published
August 2, 2010

People & EntertainmentBatman No. 1 comic expected to bring $40,000 at auction

FAIRBANKS, Alaska — A longtime Alaska comic book buff is selling one of the gems in his vast collection, a rare copy of Batman No. 1 published 70 years ago. Mike Wheat of Fairbanks has put the 1940 comic book on the auction block through Dallas-based Heritage Auction Galleries, where it’s expected to fetch more […]
Published
August 2, 2010

Dutch pull troops from Afghanistan

Following the deadliest month for U.S. troops, the Netherlands is the first to withdraw its forces.