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Obituary: William E. Mulkern PORTLAND - William E. Mulkern died unexpectedly on Feb. 17, 2021. He was born in Portland on Nov. 2, 1939, a ... Share William E. Mulkern PORTLAND – William E. Mulkern died unexpectedly on Feb. 17, 2021. He was born in Portland on Nov. 2, 1939, a son of Robert and Jane Roach Mulkern. Bill spent most of his life surrounded by water, on the water, or near the water. Raised on Peaks Island, he entered the Coast Guard Reserves as a teenager and retired as a CWO4 BOSN (Chief Warrant Officer 4 Boatswain) after 30 years’ service. He finished his USCG career on anoth...

Fly to These International Cities Nonstop From DIA When the COVID-19 pandemic is over, you might be itching to get away and check out somewhere new. If you are anything like me, you absolutely loathe the thought of dealing with a layover when flying. I will take any measure possible to ensure that I do not have to sit in an airport for hours on end or, even worse, scramble to another gate to barely catch my flight in time. If you are wanting to take an international flight out of Denver International Airport, but don't want to deal with the hassle of experiencing a layover, these are the citi...

In July 1988, during his final year as secretary of state, George Shultz embarked on an eight-country, three-week tour of Asia. No crisis or urgent diplomatic objective had spurred the trip—unthinkably long by today’s standards. With the Soviet Union in decline and China focused inward, the United States’ global position was strong. But Shultz had a deep commitment to what he called “tending the diplomatic garden.” I was a young Foreign Service officer accompanying Shultz. Watching the way he treated his hosts in each capital city was a powerful lesson in American diplomacy and why ...

With a clear runway, the drone industry finally taxis for takeoff SHARE Like planes stacked on a runway during a busy holiday, the drone industry has been stuck in a holding pattern for several years as government authorities debated controls and companies labored to develop support networks. But now, two new sets of regulations issued by the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration at the end of December, coupled with progress among drone practitioners in creating a reliable network for deliveries, offer promise for an industry that has been waiting for its turn in the ...

cge2010 (Shutterstock) Prague has long been a favorite destination for European stag dos, and is a major party hub in the heart of the continent. It’s packed with unique breweries, budget-friendly bars and bustling nightclubs. The Bohemian capital also has some great alternative venues for those looking to get away from the crowds. The hipster side of the city has started to seep into some of its biggest attractions. Whether you want to visit a café that only accepts cryptocurrency, or take a tour of the city’s musical attractions, Prague is a constantly evolving city that leaves it with...