A Massachusetts man is charged; gun recovered.
Carl Natale
Web editor for SunJournal.com
Posted inNation / World, Politics
Here’s how $2,000 IRS stimulus checks would work, and who would qualify
The phase-out structure that applied to the $600 checks is still the same. Because the check itself is larger, millions more people could receive at least some money.
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Posted inMaine
Pandemic puts packed polar plunges on ice
The tradition of taking an icy plunge into the ocean to ring in the new year is going to be different during the pandemic
Posted inNation / World, Politics
Donald Trump splits GOP with push for $2,000 IRS stimulus checks
Republican lawmakers are torn between fealty to Trump and a desire to reestablish their small-government orthodoxy ahead of Biden’s presidency.
Posted inHealth, Nation / World
Will COVID-19 vaccines work on the new coronavirus variant?
Experts say current COVID-19 vaccines will likely work on the new variant of the coronavirus in the United Kingdom, but are working to confirm that
Posted inNation / World
Magnitude 6.3 earthquake strikes Croatia; at least 2 deaths reported
A strong earthquake in central Croatia has destroyed buildings in a town southeast of the capital and caused at least two deaths
Posted inLocal Sports, Sports
Sun Journal’s top sports stories of 2020
Obviously, the biggest sports story of 2020 in the Sun Journal’s coverage area was the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. For our year in review, we decided instead to count down the other top stories of the year.
Posted inMaine
It looks like rain and snow Monday; a much messier storm could ring in the new year
The National Weather Service forecast for the end of the week has more uncertainty than snow.
Posted inNation / World
Video: Police investigate after a woman falsely accuses Black hotel guests of stealing her phone
Musician Keyon Harrold, who was staying with his son at a boutique hotel in SoHo, was approached by an unknown woman in the lobby who falsely accused his 14-year-old son of stealing her phone.
Posted inPerspective
Vaccine hoaxes are rampant on social media. Here’s how to spot them.
Social media companies are cracking down on misleading claims about the new vaccines against the coronavirus.