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Reporting in Bangor, where Gov. LePage's voicemail rant on racism is stirring strong reaction. Informal survey: Most want him to resign.

Rick Porcello thinks it's 2015.

Where's Madison Bumgarner when you need him?

Colby College last night walked through ambitious plans to build in and jump-start downtown Waterville, Me. Kudos to President David Greene.

Light voter turnout at lunch hour at Mission Hill in Boston. Polling monitor calls it 'unnerving.'

At Mt Washington Hotel, looking up at proposed mile-high site of highest-elevation hotel east of the Mississippi. Many hikers are aghast.

In Rutland, VT, where first Syrian refugees have arrived -- only to see Trump halt process for 100 more who had planned to follow.

Congolese refugees -- 20 years in Uganda camp --arrive at Manchester NH airport last night and speak to Globe. None to follow for 4 months.

Park Street Station is bedlam as the Pats parade begins. 'Brady? He's Joe Montana on steroids,' bellowed Jake Fitzgerald, 23, of Billerica.

City Hall Plaza a shivering, white-capped sea of snow-covered Pats fans. Tough conditions, but no complaints here.

Staking out a spot in the cold at Government Center, beach style!

Staying warm at the CVS in Govt Ctr before the parade passes by.

Annie Cushing, 24, of Quincy, doesn't mind the weather at Govt Center. She sells hot chocolate in the stands at Gillette Stadium.

'Our fearless leader. He's all business,' said Diana Triffletti, 26, of Somerville, as she held a dour portrait of Pats coach Belichick.

Ah, spring in New England. Woke up to 6 degrees in Rutland, VT, this morning.

Destroyer USS Thomas Hudner to be christened April 1 in Maine. On hand, its namesake, Korean War hero Tom Hudner, 92, of Concord MA.

Legend endures of Louis Sockalexis, a Penobscot who played ball for Cleveland in 1890s. ME tribe asks team again to drop Chief Wahoo logo.

Adam Jones receives a standing O at Fenway Park, one night after being taunted with racial slurs.

New digs for Boston Globe at State & Congress. An energizing move for the 145-year-old paper, just around the corner from original locale.

Happy 150th, Canada, the rugged but gentle home of my pioneer ancestors.