At issue is regulation of information gathering by drones and other means.
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Boston homeless man turns in backpack full of money
The backpack contained $2,400 in currency, $40,000 in traveler’s checks, Chinese passports, and other personal papers.
Blasting on hold in Westbrook
Pike Industries held off blasting at its Spring Street quarry in Westbrook on Friday, Sept. 13, due to inclement weather. The company has plans to blast at the quarry on Friday, Sept. 27.
Maine Voices: Misused, smartphones a tool for teaching kids to tune out live performers
Local schools’ concerts, plays and musicals are a perfect place to begin to learn audience etiquette.
‘Living wage’ loses to Walmart’s low prices
The decision by Washington’s mayor brings focus to the fact that Walmart’s customers are often as economically disadvantaged as those who scrape by on its hourly wages.
‘Living wage’ loses to Walmart’s low prices
The decision by Washington’s mayor brings focus to the fact that Walmart’s customers are often as economically disadvantaged as those who scrape by on its hourly wages.
Another View: Editorial oversimplifies pushback on Common Core
There are good reasons to be concerned about a system that will pressure local school districts.
Colorado recall vote means tougher fight for gun control laws
Two state senators were recalled after supporting expanded background checks on gun buyers.
Pats’ defense the strong point
The rookies aren’t receiving to Tom Brady’s liking, but at least the other unit is carrying its share of the load.
Fantastic to the finish, Furyk cards 59
Down by nine strokes, he now shares the second-round lead with Brandt Snedeker, who shot a 68.