Ann S. Kim

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Published
March 7, 2012

Limbaugh loses more support over comments

PORTLAND — At least a couple more local businesses have decided not to run ads during Rush Limbaugh’s radio show in the wake of controversial comments he made about a law school student speaking to federal lawmakers in favor of health-care coverage of contraception.
Published
February 29, 2012

Human hamster balls shut down

SOUTH PORTLAND — Human hamster balls were the main attraction for the group that came from New Hampshire on Monday.
Published
February 28, 2012

Freeport teacher’s comment leads to terrorizing summons

A student tells his mother that David Mason joked he would shoot the students.
Published
February 24, 2012

Hunter pleads not guilty in Sebago shooting death

PORTLAND — A hunter from Windham who is charged with manslaughter for fatally shooting another hunter pleaded not guilty Thursday.
Published
February 24, 2012

Windham hunter arraigned in death near victim’s home

PORTLAND — A hunter from Windham who is charged with manslaughter for fatally shooting another hunter pleaded not guilty Thursday.
Published
February 23, 2012

Southbound Exit 11 to Falmouth spur reopens after tractor-trailer accident

The rig fell on its side as it was exiting the southbound lane of I-295 onto the Maine Turnpike spur.
Published
February 23, 2012

Woman pleads not guilty in fatal stabbing of boyfriend

Lisa McDonald faces a manslaughter charge in connection with the death of 47-year-old Carlos Ramos of Portland.
Published
February 21, 2012

2 rescued from foundering vessel off Kennebunkport

The Rockland-based fishing vessel Plan B sunk several hours later.
Published
February 19, 2012

Duo to export lobster to Panama, Latin America

When Jack Mosher would visit his fraternity brother John Brier in Panama, he’d notice how they couldn’t get Maine lobster for dinner. What was available was the spiny lobster, a warm-water species without claws.
Published
February 19, 2012

Maine lobster to reach Panama

When Jack Mosher would visit his fraternity brother John Brier in Panama, he’d notice how they couldn’t get Maine lobster for dinner. What was available was the spiny lobster, a warm-water species without claws.