Carl Natale

Sun Journal

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Published
May 31, 2019

Bill Barr says he’s unconcerned about the toll his job is taking on his reputation

In a CBS interview, the attorney general also defended Trump.
Published
May 31, 2019

NH driver charged after high-speed pursuit through Oxford County

Police say a New Hampshire driver faces numerous charges after leading police on a chase that neared speeds of 100 mph through Maine’s Oxford County
Published
May 31, 2019

No serious injuries reported in Turner collision

TURNER — A three-car collision was reported Friday morning on Route 4 near the intersection with Weston Road. Chief Deputy William Gagne at the Androscoggin County Sheriff’s Office said there were no serious injuries and that the scene had been cleared by 9:45 a.m. In addition to Turner fire and rescue squads, mutual aid was […]
Published
May 30, 2019

Vehicle rolls over on turnpike

NEW GLOUCESTER — Authorities report a vehicle rollover Thursday afternoon in the northbound lanes of the Maine Turnpike. First responders and state police are enroute. The crash occurred at mile 67 — between Exit 63 in Gray and the New Gloucester Toll Barrier.
Published
May 30, 2019

Man sues Delta and owner of ’emotional-support dog’ that mauled him on flight

An attack on a plane by a fellow passenger’s emotional-support dog left Marlin Jackson needing 28 stitches, according to a negligence lawsuit filed Friday against Delta Air Lines and the dog’s owner. In the suit, Jackson claims he bled so badly that a row of seats later had to be removed from the plane. Jackson […]
Published
May 30, 2019

Girl believed to be tiniest newborn weighed as much as apple

Baby born in San Diego weighing about same as an apple is believed to be world’s tiniest surviving newborn
Published
May 29, 2019

Road rage: Video captures a pair of Canada lynx facing off

A Maine man who was scouting fishing locations came across a rare sight: A pair of Canada lynx facing off on a dirt road
Published
May 28, 2019

At least 1 dead, 130 injured as tornadoes rip through Ohio, Indiana

‘There’s areas that truly look like a war zone,’ says a local mayor.
Published
May 26, 2019

Former Gov. Kenneth Curtis and the emergence of the modern Maine government

He is the last governor of Maine to have been born at home, the last to have been raised on a farm and the last to have begun his education in a one room schoolhouse. He has, nevertheless been anything but primitive in his outlook, mindset and philosophy. Meet Kenneth Curtis, the Democrat who won […]
Published
May 26, 2019

Giving back in

The gesture by billionaire Robert F. Smith reverberates beyond the 396 young men who learned at their graduation last Sunday from Morehouse College that Smith is picking up the tab for their college loans. Early estimates are that Smith’s gift amounts to about $10 million, or about $25,000 per graduate. Critics of Smith are correct […]

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