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The Bangor Region Wellness Council was launched in 2002 to help local companies, Rebecca Goldfine
The bankruptcy of BroadcastAmerica has brought business complaints to light, inc, Lee Burnett
The bankruptcy woes of Chrysler and General Motors will affect the handful of Ma, Whit Richardson
The Basin site in Phippsburg, an archaeological site on the shores of a saltwate
The Baxter State Park Authority last week voted unanimously to uphold a ban on m
The Baxter State Park Authority voted unanimously to continue a ban on motorcycl
The Biddeford fire which killed 2-year-old Ashley Alvarez of Massachusetts Frida
The Biddeford School Committee plans to send layoff notices to all of the 137 te
The Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences has constructed a new campus in East B, Lori Valigra
The Bigelow Laboratory in Boothbay Harbor, which in December seemed ready to clo
The bipartisan Commission on Governmental Ethics and Election Practices yesterda
The Blaine House in Augusta will be receiving some much needed repair work. Auth
The blizzard of 1993 did extensive damage to the clam industry in Cutler, plowin
The blizzard of 1993 was a financial boon to companies that had something that c
The board of directors of Camp Fire Hitonowa Council are forming a land trust to
The board of directors of Freeport Child Care Services has fired administrator G
The board of directors of Regional Waste Systems has postponed for sixty days a
The board of directors of Regional Waste Systems have recommended that the $18 m
The board of directors of Regional Waste Systems Inc. voted 17-8 against buildin
The board of directors of Regional Waste Systems is likely to vote down a plan t
The board of directors of Regional Waste Systems voted Thursday to give the agen
The Board of Directors of Scarborough's Camp Ketcha resigned en masse at a speci
The board of directors of the Portland Public Library has scheduled six neighbor
The Board of Environmental Protection has responded favorably to Bangor Hydro-El
The Board of Environmental Protection on Wednesday told Bangor Hydro-Electric Co
The Board of Osteopathic Examination and Registration has granted Portland surge
The board of School Administrative District 11 voted 7-5 yesterday to reinstate
The board of Scott Paper Co., which owns the S. D. Warren mill in Westbrook, wil
The board of the Sacopee Valley Health Center upheld the dismissal of Dr. Mary N
The boards of Maine Medical Center, Mercy Hospital and Brighton Medical Center w
The boards of Portland's Maine Medical Center, Mercy Hospital and Brighton Medic
The boats of the Maine Island Ferry Service are the lifelines of six Maine islan
The booming popularity of California wines may lead to a shortage for Maine dist, Chris Hyde
The Boothbay Board of Assessors wants the Baxter Island Association to pay back
The bottled water industry is booming across the country, and Maine is home to N, Sara Donnelly
The Boulos Co. and Appraisal Associates have announced the joint publication of
The Boulos Company has scaled back the size of a building it proposes to build a
The Boys Singers of Maine were prevented from participating in President Clinton
The Bridgton Public Library, built in 1913 and listed on the National Register o
The Brookings Institution reports that Portland is the fastest-growing city in t, Michaela Cavallaro
The Brunswick Intown Group has made the semifinals in a competition sponsored by
The Brunswick Naval Air Station's bomb squad is scheduled to be eliminated in Se
The Building Materials Bank in Gray warehouses reusable building materials and s
"The Business of Advertising." Across Maine, hybrid, high-tech communication ag, Adam Day and Tory Wright
"The Business of Advertising." Lengthy, detailed article on L.L. Bean's new, $2, Adam Day
"The Business of Advertising." Profile of the Broderson Awards of the Advertisi, Scott Sutherland
The Business Round Table for Youth and Families gave awards to two teenagers: Yo
The Business Week 1000, the magazine's annual ranking of corporate market value,
The Buxton Road overpass, which crosses the Maine Turnpike in Saco, crumbled in
The CADET, an excursion vessel belonging to the Casco Bay Island Steamboat Co. o, David D. Platt
The Canadian government has ordered the Canadian Atlantic Railway to keep the ra
The Canadian province of New Brunswick has levied an 11 percent sales tax on goo
The Cape Elizabeth Board of Sewer Appeals recently recommended that the town con
The Cape Elizabeth Conservation Commission have plans to create a nature trail a
The Cape Elizabeth Planning Board voted 4-0 to table a fourth request for subdiv
The Cape Elizabeth School Board has decided the high school is not ready to join
The Cape Elizabeth School Board is expected to approve Superintendent of Schools
The Cape Elizabeth Service Delivery Options Committee is expected to issue a rep
The Cape Elizabeth Town Center Planning Committee has put forth a plan that woul
The Cape Elizabeth Town Council has accepted a long-range plan which would expan
The Cape Elizabeth Town Council has approved an agreement with the federal gover
The Cape Elizabeth Town Council on Monday voted 5-1 to extend a moratorium on ce
The Cape Elizabeth Town Council voted to accept a donation of about 60 acres of
The Cape Elizabeth Zoning Board of Appeals tonight will decide the issue of whet
The Casco Bay Education Alliance was formed by the towns of Falmouth, Yarmouth,
The Casco Bay Estuary Project is awarding grants totaling $12,600 to various ins
The Casco Bay Island Transit District board is considering three proposals that
The Center for Performance Studies, a community-based acting school located at t
The chairman of the South Portland School Board wants the board to review how th
The Challengers Division of Little League gives special-needs children ages 8-18
The Chamber of Commerce of the Greater Portland Region on Wednesday honored the
The Charles J. Loring Amvets Post 25 has submitted to city officials preliminary
The charred body of former Maine College of Art student Suzanne Marie Hill, 24,
The Chebeague Historical Society raises funds and builds membership by sponsorin, Cherie Galyean
The Cheverus boys and Mt. Ararat girls walked away with the Class A indoor track
The Children's Resource Center, the non-profit arts and crafts store which was b
The Christian Civic League of Maine wants the United Way of Greater Portland to
The cities of Portland and Westbrook are alerting homeowners that they must disc
The city of Bangor has agreed to join Portland in the latter's class-action suit
The city of Bath has hired Robert McDonald of Coopers & Lybrand of Boston to cri
The city of Bath is trying to change its image from the blue-collar home of Bath
The city of Portland has established emergency parking rules through April 1 to
The city of Portland has mailed questionnaires to 900 businesses as part of a re
The city of Portland hired consultant Sarah Speare to help bring the city's arts, Michael Donahue
The city of Portland is close to reaching an agreement with the York-Cumberland
The city of Portland is counting on passage of a transportation bond bill, which, Christopher Hyde
The city of Portland is hoping for a $90,000 Superfund grant to conduct a Brownf, Sara Walbridge
The city of Portland is in the process of purging its voter list of the names of
The city of Portland might sue the state over a debate that sunk a deal with Oly, Jackie Farwell
The city of Portland on Tuesday started including a survey with each parking tic
The city of Portland, the Portland Water District, and the Maine Board of Enviro, Shirley Jacks
The city of Portland, University of Southern Maine, and Sail Maine are working t, John N. Cole
The city of South Portland will be starting some major sewer work shortly at Wat
The city of Westbrook has agreed to pay S. D. Warren nearly $1 million over four
The city of Westbrook has filed suit in Cumberland County Superior Court against
The city-owned Portland Fish Exchange is pinning its hopes for survival on a con, Sara Donnelly
The civil rights unit of the state Attorney General's Office has filed a civil l
The Civil War correspondence between Wesley and Sabrina Brown of Islesboro detai, Randolph Purinton
The client list of Portland interior designer Lisa Whited reads like a Who's Who, Sara Walbridge
The closing of the Million Dollar Bridge has produced, unlike expectations,a bus, Terri Winter Messer
The Coalition for Fair Atlantic Salmon Trade has called for duties against "dump
The Coalition for Lower Utility Bills, a consortium of groups opposed to a Centr
The Coalition for Lower Utility Bills (CLUB), made up of about 20 consumer and b
The Coast Guard has decided to demolish the Heron Neck Lighthouse keeper's house
The Coast Guard has stopped releasing information about the cargo aboard vessels
The Coast Guard rescued three men from the Portland-based fishing vessel King Ph
The Colby College Judicial Board says Colby student Paul Froio should be cleared
The Colby College Student Affairs Committee has placed the men's rugby team on p
The commanding officer of the Brunswick Naval Air Station has asked the Navy to
The Commercial Fishing Industry Vessel Safety Act of 1988 requires most fishing
The Commission on Governmental Ethics and Electiion Practices recommended unanim
The Commission on Governmental Ethics and Election Practices recommended unanimo
The Commission on Governmental Ethics and Election Practices will consider later
The Commission to Review the Electoral Process, formed in the wake of the recent
The Commission to Study the Future of Maine's Courts has proposed ways to broade
The Committee for a Safe Energy Future, formerly known as the Maine Nuclear Refe
The Committee on Lower Electric Rates, which includes International Paper, Boise
The committee overseeing renovations of the Portland City Hall Auditorium agreed
The committee overseeing renovations to the Portland City Hall Auditorium will s
The committee overseeing the renovation of the Portland City Hall Auditorium end
The committee that advises the Maine Department of Transportation on how to spen
The complex list of cuts and reorganizations outlined last weeek by University o
The Concord Coalition, founded by former Massachusetts Senator Paul Tsongas and
The Congregation Bet Ha'am, southern Maine's only Reform group, will observe a f
The Congressional Term Limits Coalition filed a proposal to bar from the Maine b
The Conservation Law Foundation (CLF) announced its intent to sue the Freeport S, Sean Donahue and Scott Sutherland
The contents of the Mary Elizabeth Barnes home in Brunswick will be sold at auct
The Convention & Visitors Bureau named Sally Nelson of The Longfellow Group a "l, Terri Winter Messer
The conversion of Portland's Hadlock Field into a minor league baseball stadium
The Cornerstones of Science initiative has selected 14 Maine libraries as partne, Peggy Roberts
The crew of the Silver Bullet is safe after the vessel swamped and sank in rough
The Cumberland County Budget Advisory Committee yesterday submitted suggestions
The Cumberland County Civic Center board of trustees gave unanimous support to n
The Cumberland County Civic Center was like a scene out of the 1960s as The Jerr
The Cumberland County Superior Court yesterday barred Deborah L. Allanach, the w
The Cumberland Farmers Club has nominated Rebecca Mahoney, club secretary since
The Cumberland Town Council is considering forming a civil service commission to
The Damariscotta River Association has been awarded a $455,000 federal grant to
The death of 11-year-old Jennifer Noreen Smith of Monticello, whose body was dis
The decision by Judge Gladys Kessler has gravely threatened the fishing industry, Devin Wilson
The decision by Regional Waste Systems Inc. to halt work on the landfill and rec
The decision of the MacDonald's Corp. to build a restaurant about a half-mile fr
The Deering Oaks Master Plan Committee, made up of representatives of Friends of
The Democratic members of Maine's congressional delegation have praised Presiden
The Diary of Anne Frank : January 2000
The differences between Canada and the United States are most manifest in the ma, David D. Platt
The difficult job market has made it easier for Maine police departments to recr
The Dirigo Alliance, a self-proclaimed progressive coalition, has announced its
The disbanding of the 187th Infantry Brigade, a U.S. Army Reserve unit with 458
The Don't Waste Maine Alliance, a group that wants to force a fourth statewide v
The double-decker cruise ship "Casablanca" will arrive in Portland this month, s
The DownEast Technology software company sells sales force automation, bringing, Ken Greenleaf
The Downtown Portland Corporation has approved a $150,000 low-interest loan to h
The Downtown Portland Corportion announced that it will lend $75,000 to the grou
The dredging of Portland harbor will begin in October. Sen. Olympia Snowe and M, Ruth Riddick
The drive to impose term limits on Maine legislators and certain state officials
The drowning death of urchin diver David Maxwell, 25, of Biddeford, is the third
The dumping of cheap Chilean salmon in the United States is affecting our relati, Chris Hyde
The East Coast Tuna Association will pay for a study designed to tally the numbe
The Eastern Seaboard Apprenticeship Training Conference, scheduled to be held in
The eight declared candidates for the 1994 gubernatorial election have combined
The Elizabeth B. Noyce Trust of Medomak has contributed another $60,000 to the o
The Empire Knight, a British steamship used for cargo transport during World War
The Emporer's New Clothes : April 1940
The enactment of President Clinton's health-care reform proposals, which include
The end of the Cold War has meant a decrease in military spending, forcing Maine
The enigmatic migration patterns of the giant bluefin tuna make it difficult for, Ben Neal
The estimated cost of a passenger train station in Portland has risen to $1.8 mi
"The Fact Book." Sixteen-page booklet of charts broken down by county showing p
The Fair Budget Coalition yesterday pledged to push for a responsible solution t
The Falmouth School Facilities Committee is considering building two or four new
The Falmouth Town Council plans to discuss drafting regulations which would affe
The family of former Portland native Nancy Cole, who was murdered in Florida in
The family of Joseph Packard, who died in last December's Congress Street apartm
The family of the late Thomas Curlew Jr., who was one of four fatalities in a De
The family of Thomas Field, 25, of Lisbon, the American serviceman being held ca
The Family Security Act, currently emerging in the Legislature, would guarantee
The Farmers Home Administration, which distributed nearly $50 million in loans a
The Farnsworth Art Museum in Rockland, in partnership with Island Institute and
The fate or whereabouts of 38-year-old Roderick Hotham remains a mystery. The Ba
The father of Marine Lance Cpl. Brian Scammon Jr. said that his son, shown Thurs
The Feathered Hand, Alison Hildreth
The February 22 edition of Fortune magazine has listed Idexx Laboratories Inc. o
The Federal Aviation Authority has given the Portland International Jetport the
The federal Base Closure Commission voted 6-0 to keep open the Portsmouth Naval
The federal Cable Consumer Protection and Competition Act of 1992 governs how mu
The federal Capital Purchase Program, aimed at providing well-capitalized banks, Rebekah Metzler
The Federal Communications Commission has stripped Maine Cellular of its license
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has rejected a Central Maine Power Co.
The federal Environmental Protection Agency had initially planned to dump treate
The federal Environmental Protection Agency has accused Portland taxi company To
The federal Environmental Protection Agency has ordered 16 Maine water systems t
The federal Environmental Protection Agency has proposed a $290,000 fine against
The federal Environmental Protection Agency has said it will propose a rule by m
The federal government has expanded its definition of the Boston metropolitan ar
The federal government spent $6.5 billion in Maine last year, or $5,290 per pers
The federal Interstate Commerce Commission opens hearings today on the Canadian
The federal judge hearing the case of retired General Wallace Nutting of Biddefo
The federally-funded Summer Youth Employment Training Program is providing 250 i
The federal minimum wage increase, and Governor King's veto which allowed the mi, Ken Greenleaf
The federal National Marine Fisheries Service has proposed cutting the quotas fo
The federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration plans to issue citatio
The federal Oil Pollution Act of 1990 requires oil shippers and handlers to deve
The Federal Reserve's recent announcement that historically low interest rates w, Carol Coultas
The federal Securities and Exchange Commissikon has cleared the way for Unum Cor
The federal Trade Adjustment Assistance program (TAA), which supports workers di, Rebecca Goldfine
The federal Trade Adjustment Assistance Program, which retrains workers displace, Jackie Farwell
The fifth day of testimony in the trial of four defendants in the death of Randa
The final "Charting the Course" piece, taking stock of achievements Maine has ha, Christian MilNeil
The final report of the Toxics Use Reduction Project, a cooperative effort of th
The Finance Authority of Maine and Fleet Bank have announced the creation of the
The Finance Authority of Maine has agreed to guarantee 90 percent of a loan from
The Finance Authority of Maine provides a day-long capital seminar, "Smart Money, Alan Long
The First Annual Light Festival in Athens attracted representatives of the Micma
The first big project at the Jackson Laboratory's new facility in Farmington, C, Lori Valigra
The first case of drug smuggling along the Maine coast appeared in the press in, Edgar M. Boyd
The first in a University of Maine at Augusta televised series on racial issues
The first International Lobster Congress, a two-day event which opened Friday at
The first of a series of articles about Portland's municipal election. This art
The first of a three-part series on the November 2 Cape Elizabeth school referen
The First Universalist Parish Church on Route 22 on the Scarborough-Buxton line
The five-day heat wave which ended on Monday was only the second time that Portl
The five-year-old Talk America has reached $100 million in annual telephone sale, Shirley Jacks
"The Food Issue" piece on how wild salmon has gained market share and status fro, Michaela Cavallaro
"The Food Issue" piece on Maine's specialty food producers, who employed 5,428 p, Whit Richardson
"The Food Issue" piece on restaurants that offer catering services as a way to b, Chris Churchill
"The Food Issue" piece on Steve Arthurs, president and CEO of World Harbors Inc., Taylor Smith
"The Food Issue" piece on the Creamery at Pineland Farms in New Gloucester, whic, Joseph R. Thompson
"The Food Issue" piece on the experimental growing on several Maine farms of qui, Rebecca Zicarelli
"The Food Issue" piece on the Maine Goat Meat Project, developed to try to meet, Scott Sutherland
"The Food Issue" piece on the meal-assembly business in Maine, including Make Th, Kerry Elson
"The Food Issue" piece on York-based Stonewall Kitchen, a specialty food company, Sean Donahue
The Foreside Company, which imports from 15 countries, has received a $3 million, Sara Walbridge
The Foundation for Blood Research in Scarborough has been chosen by a British pu
The four members of the Island Institute's Island Leadership Program, founded in, Mary Terry
The fourteen Maine stores owned by Goodwill of Northern New England need more me, Terri Winter Messer
The fourth annual "Measures of Growth" is vital legislative research. It measur, Shirley Jacks
The fourth presentation in this year's University of Southern Maine Faculty Conc
The Fox Islands Electric Co-op, which serves Vinalhaven and North Haven; and the, Philip W. Conkling
The Fox Islands (Vinalhaven and North Haven) and Islesboro will be celebrating t
The Freeport Merchant's Association has opened a new information center by the r
The Freeport Planning Board has given approval to a new retail building, which w
The Freeport School Board will become the second school board in the state to ha
The Freeport teachers union has suspended its work-to-rule job action, during wh
The Freeport Town Council on October 19 will consider a compromise plan offered
The Friends of Camp Ketcha, a loosely organized groups of neighbors of the Scarb
The "Friends of George and Barbara Bush" staged a welcoming ceremony for the Bus
The Friends of Sebago Lake, a group made of mostly of Sebago Lake lakefront land
The Friends of St. Lawrence Church are trying to decide if the 1897 Portland Con
The Friends of the Maine State Museum plan to launch a campaign to raise $33,500
The future of Maine wood products is far from certain. Agencies like Forster In, Michaela Cavallaro and Scott Sutherland
The future of W. L. Blake plumbing supply company's third warehouse is yet to be, Shirley Jacks
The future use of funds generated by the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative and, Mindy Woerter
The general consensus at the State House in Augusta is that House Speaker John L
The goals of the newly formed Maine Early Learning Investment Group are to impro, Randy Billings
The Good Day Market, once a grubby health food store and Portland West End insti
The Gorham Town Council early yesterday morning cut $223,050 from the 1993-94 bu
The Gorham Town Council has created a 263-acre commercial district on the west s
The Gorham Town Council voted 4-3 to accept a new 26-year contract with Public C
The governors of Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont competed against each other at
The governor's panel on school efficiency reconvenes after a break to look for m
The Grace Full Gospel Church at 563 Main Street in Westbrook was destroyed by fi
The Grand Manan V, a full-size 250-car ferry ship, has changed life on Grand Man, David D. Platt and Eric Allaby
The grand opening of the state's first off-track betting parlor was held yesterd
The grassroots Munjoy Hill Neighborhood Organization will ask the Portland City
The Gray Town Council unanimously approved a go-ahead for phase one of the Colly
The Greater Portland area is a latecomer to the idea of economic development col, Robert M. Cook
The Greater Portland Chamber of Commerce has released its study of the port of P, Michael Donahue
The greater Portland home market has finally stabilized after a four-year fall,
The Great State of Maine Airshow drew 40,000 people yesterday to Brunswick Naval
The group Concerned Maine Families kicked off a campaign to gather 50,000 signat
The group Concerned Maine Families, which originally proposed an outright prohib
The group Veterans for Peace received calls from nearly 100 people offering to a
The growth of sea kayaking is causing Maine island owners to worry that intrusiv, Margaret Emerson
The Gulf of Maine runs from Cape Cod to Nova Scotia and knows no political bound, Joseph T. Kelley
The Gulf of Maine supports about 20,000 fishermen and produces $650 million wort, Spencer Apollonio
The Gulf of Maine, which stretches from Boston to the Bay of Fundy, is a microco, George J. Mitchell and David D. Platt
The Hallowell-based Maine Women's Policy Center is preparing a release of "A Wom, Taylor Smith
The Harris family of Harris Point has been processing herring in Eastport for ge, Philip W. Conkling
The harsh winter has created sinkholes, cracked asphalt, and bumpy roads through, Rebecca Goldfine
The Haymarket People's Fund, based in Jamaica Plains, Mass., has awarded $7,000
The hearings in Cumberland designed to determine whether police chief Leon Planc
The high cost of health care in Maine (27% higher than the national average) is, James McCarthy
The High-Land Playland being built in South Portland will be the city's first ha
The high-speed German-built InterCityExpress train rolled into Deering Oaks Wedn
The high turnover rates among teachers in island school systems is a result of b
The House, voting 82-54, rejected an Appropriations Committee plan to balance th
The Human Sexuality and Family Living Advisory Board, a community panel which ad
The Hyde School in Bath on Saturday honored the late Sumner A. Hawley, a co-foun
The Immigration and Naturalization Service is backlogged in issuing H-2B foreign, Scott Sutherland
The impending retirement of baby boomers would affect four out of 10 Maine worke, Sara Donnelly
The inauguration of the Maine State Ferry Service on March 4, 1960, began the "F, Cynthia Bourgeault
The initial McKernan administration estimate of $22 million as the amount of Med
The initial plan of having the Maine Democratic Party sponsor President Clinton'
The Institute of Museum Services, a federal museum-funding agency, awarded $656,
The InterCity Express, a German high-speed train now touring the United States,
The Internal Revenue Service plans to auction off a DeLorean DMC-12 sportscar th
The International Boston Seafood Show attracts more than 17,000 buyers and selle, Whit Richardson
The International Council of Museums' Wet Organic Archaeological Materials fifth
The Irwin Co. of Wilmington, Ohio, which operates a 145-worker plant in Gorham,
The Island Institute and the U.S. Coast Guard have reached an agreement that wil
The Island Institute has initiated a $20 million capital campaign to endow three
The Island Institute was very busy in 1986, breaking in its new boat, the Fish H, Philip W. Conkling
The Islands Coalition, chaired by Roger Berle of Cliff Island, has taken on issu, David D. Platt
The Jackson Laboratory has received a $1.2 million grant from the Howard Hughes
The Jackson Laboratory in Bar Harbor announced Monday that it has received $1.5
The Jackson Laboratory in Bar Harbor has been awarded a three-year, $150,000 gra
The Japanese External Trade Organization came to Portland and reported that Main, Ruth Riddick
The job of restoring Portland's 105-year-old Henry Wadsworth Longfellow statue b
The Judiciary Committee heard from both supporters and opponents of a bill that
The jury in the case of four defendants charged in the beating death of Randal B
The Kennebec Girl Scout Council of South Portland and the Abnaki Girl Scout Coun
The Kennebunkport Conservation Trust bought Cape Island, near Cape Porpoise, in, Thomas Bradbury
The Lakes Region school board of SAD 61 has voted to retain teacher Richard H. M
The Land for Maine's Future Board approved purchases of Salmon Brook Lake Bog in
The Landing School in Arundel plans to move beyond its wooden boat-building nich, Whit Richardson
The larger cities and towns in Cumberland County are complaining that they are c
The largest bone of contention on Little Diamond Island this year was the high c, Harold Hackett
The last election dispute stemming from the State House ballot-tampering scandal
The last Maine coast steamboat, the Sabino, is now in the Mystic Seaport museum, Clayton Gross
The latest Fleet New England Poll shows that residents of southern Maine are mor
The latest Strategic Marketing Services Omnibus Poll finds Mainers happy with th
The leader of Maine's American Legion said the military's ban on homosexuals sho
The League of Women Voters is supporting a proposal which would impose a charge
The lease agreement between the city of Portland and the Portland Sea Dogs inclu
The Legislative Council has authorized a 3 percent cost-of-living increase, retr
The Legislature approved a special allocation of $750,000 from the general fund
The Legislature approved a stopgap measure to fund one more payroll at the state
The Legislature authorized the state Bureau of Public Lands to sell a 1.8-acre p
The Legislature in October 1992 adopted the fourth and largest reform of the sta
The Legislature is considering a bill which would rquire major property owners t
The legislature passed Mike Saxl and Rick Bennett's health-related bills this ye, Michaela M. Cavallaro
The Legislature's Appropriations and Human Resources committees heard from welfa
The Legislature's Appropriations Committee continued the budget debate, settling
The Legislature's Appropriations Committee remained split along party lines over
The Legislature's Appropriations Committee voted 7-6 in favor of maintaining the
The Legislature's Appropriations Committee voted 9-4 along party lines to reject
The Legislature's Appropriations Committee voted 9-4 to endorse a proposal to re
The Legislature's Appropriations Committee voted to fund the General Assistance
The Legislature's Appropriations Committee yesterday rejected Gov. John McKernan
The Legislature's Banking and Insurance Committee hopes to restore health insura
The Legislature's Banking and Insurance Committee yesterday approved five of nin
The Legislature's committee on taxation heard from proponents of a plan to doubl
The Legislature's decision to return to the state's complicated school-funding f
The Legislature's Education Committee heard testimony Monday on ways to more equ
The Legislature's Education Committee voted unanimously to keep funding for educ
The Legislature's Energy and Natural Resources Committee heard criticism from en
The Legislature's Energy and Natural Resources Committee heard from both support
The Legislature's Energy and Natural Resources Committee voted 13-0 in favor of
The Legislature's Energy and Natural Resources Committee will hold a public hear
The Legislature's Fisheries and Wildlife Committee voted 13-0 to endorse Ray B.
The legislature's Housing and Economic Development Committee has said it opposes
The Legislature's Housing and Economic Development Committee has targeted the bu
The legislature's Human Resources Committee herd from restaurateurs who are divi
The Legislature's Human Resources Committee was asked by the Maine Medical Assoc
The Legislature's Judiciary Committee has delayed until next year action on the
The Legislature's Judiciary Committee heard testimony supporting three bills bei
The Legislature's Judiciary Committee unanimously approved legislation directing
The Legislature's Judiciary Committee voted 7-3 to endorse a bill which would ad
The Legislature's Judiciary Committe unanimously endorsed Portland lawyer Howard
The Legislature's Legal Affairs Committee gave unanimous approval to a bill whic
The Legislature's Legal Affairs Committee, which is currently charged with comin
The Legislature's Legislative Committee voted 6-3 to allow the late-introduction
The Legislature's Legislative Council on Sunday approved fewer than half the 400
The Legislature's Marine Resources Committee rejected a bill that would have all
The Legislature's Marine Resources Committee will consider a bill that would req
The Legislature's Rules Committee voted Tuesday to deny to Maine's Indian lawmak
The Legislature's State and Local Government Committee has said that the bills s
The Legislature's State and Local Government Committee, meeting at Portland City
The legislature's Taxation and Appropriations subcommittees met for the first ti
The Legislature's taxation committee is scrutinizing state programs that extend, Mindy Favreau, Jackie Farwell, and Carol Coultas
The Legislature's Taxation Committee opens hearings to examine all of the $600 m
The Legislature's Taxation Committee unanimously recommended a bill which would
The Legislature's Transportation Commitee is ready to repeal a law requiring whe
The Legislature's Transportation Committee has endorsed the nomination of Debora
The Legislature sustained McKernan vetoes of a measure to raise $1.2 million for
The Legislature's Utilities Commission has unanimously recommended a change in t
The Legislature voted to convert the Maine Science and Technology Commission int
The Legislature will consider a bill which would force Maine Attorney General Mi
The lengths to which Hollywood goes to enhance the "reality" of Maine towns--eve, Nathan Michaud
The Levinsky family has prevailed in their suit against Wal-Mart. A January 199, Shirley Jacks
The Lewiston Board of Education on Monday denied a request by Linda Lafrance of
The Lewiston City Council voted 5-2 yesterday to impose a gay-rights ordinance.
The Lewiston School Board, in a 6-3 vote, reversed an earlier decision and order
The Lewiston School Committee on Tuesday voted 7-2 to approve a policy which man
The Lewiston School Committee will tonight consider a policy introduced by schoo
The lighthouse on Southern Island, off Tenant's harbor, was Andrew Wyeth's priva, Chris Crosman
The Locavore piece on the wide array of cookbooks and food-related, Margo Mallar
The Mad Horse Theatre, Maine's oldest professional ensemble, is seeking sponsor, Shirley Jacks
The mailboat is the community boat of the islands. Descriptions and histories o, Jane Day
The Maine Advisory Commission on Radioactive Waste voted unanimously to recommen
The Maine Associated Press Broadcasters Association honored WCSH-TV of Portland
The Maine Association of Nonprofits on May 8 presented its second annual Dirigo, Whit Richardson
The Maine Association of Nonprofits reported that Maine nonprofits pay workers a, Taylor Smith
The Maine Association of Retirees plans to file suit against the state because i
The Maine attorney general's office accused MaineHealth, a consortium of healthc, Ruth Riddick
The Maine Attorney General's office has filed a lawsuit in Kennebec County Super
The Maine Attorney General's office has filed suit against Donald B. Glidden of
The Maine Attorney General's Office has reached an out-of-court settlement with
The Maine Attorney General's Office has received a number of inquiries about Cla
The Maine Audubon Society is proposing to construct a 90-foot-long footbridge ac
The Maine Audubon Society's Puffin Project has been successful in returning the
The Maine Audubon Society will hold Save Our Birds Day on Saturday at the Gilsla
The Mainebiz 2009 "Next" list of 10 Mainers who have the passion and vision to b, Mindy Favreau, Rebecca Goldfine, Whit Richardson, Carol Coultas, and Jackie Farwell
The Mainebiz 2011 Book of Lists, with information and rankings related to busin, Editorial Staff Mainebiz
The Mainebiz 2011 "Next" list of 10 Mainers who are having a significant impact, Jackie Farwell, Mindy Woerter, Rebecca Goldfine, Douglas Rooks, Carol Coultas, and Doug Kesseli
The Mainebiz 2012 "Next" list of 10 Mainers who are having a significant impact, James McCarthy, Matt Dodge, Lori Valigra, Darren Fishell, and Derek Rice
The Mainebiz Fact Book for 2009, a statistical guide to the Maine economy, inclu
The Maine Board of Environmental Protection has dropped plans to impose state li
The Maine Board of Environmental Protection on Wednesday voted 4-3 to approve Ba
The Maine Bureau of Health has released statistics which show that 428 Mainers h
The Maine Bureau of Insurance has denied a request by Blue Cross and Blue Shield
The Maine Business Index shows only slight improvement in state economic output
The Maine Centers for Women, Work and Community will push a gender pay equity me, Shirley Jacks
The Maine Chamber of Commerce and Industry is joining several other groups press
The Maine chapter of the National Organization for Women has registered oppositi
The Maine chapter of the Nature Conservancy and the Saco Bay Rotary Club have em
The Maine Chapter of The Nature Conservancy has achieved its fund-raising goal m
The Maine Chapter of the Nature Conservancy has purchased 1,015 acres of the Wat
The Maine chapter of the Telephone Pioneers of America today will distribute 217
The Maine Civil Liberties Union and the group Gay and Lesbian Advocates and Defe
The Maine Civil Liberties Union has taken issue with Skowhegan's use of its poli
The Maine Coalition for Excellence in Education has issued a 63-page report enti
The Maine Coalition for the Homeless plans to file a class-action suit against G
The Maine Coalition Opposed to Special Treatment of Homosexuality yesterday laun
The Maine College of Art has raised $1.6 million to renovate the Porteous buildi
The Maine College of Art is asking the city of Portland for a $1.8 million inter
The Maine College of Art revealed its $6 million plan to transform the shuttered
The Maine Comic Arts Festival, presented by Casablanca Comics, has added a day o, Matt Dodge
The Maine Commission on Investment Capital issued its final report to the govern
The Maine Committee to Study the Retirement System will meet for the first time
The Maine congressional delegation has asked the secretary of defense to retain
The Maine congressional delegation reported yesterday that congressional negotia
The Maine Corrections Department is funding the non-profit group Youth Alternati
The Maine Credit Union League has purchased a network of 65 automated bank telle
The Maine Democratic Party has rejected Chairman James Mitchell's idea of holdin
The Maine Department of Economic and Community Development, the Biddeford-Saco C
The Maine Department of Education has withheld education subsidy checks for 127
The Maine Department of Environmental Protection chained the gates at John Emers
The Maine Department of Environmental Protection has approved construction of Ba
The Maine Department of Environmental Protection has denied an application from
The Maine Department of Environmental Protection has given conditional approval
The Maine Department of Environmental Protection has indicated that there are pr
The Maine Department of Environmental Protection, responding to alarming levels
The Maine Department of Environmental Protection says that nine wells in the Wes
The Maine Department of Human Services has given preliminary approval to Mid Coa
The Maine Department of Human Services has proposed relaxing the standards of th
The Maine Department of Human Services has rested its case against Jan and Bruce
The Maine Department of inland Fisheries and Wildlife reports an increase in the
The Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife says hunters killed 28,820
The Maine Department of Marine Resources is distributing pamphlets detailing cat
The Maine Department of Marine Resources will lose its last three marine biologi
The Maine Department of Transportation has dropped a controversial plan which wo
The Maine Department of Transportation has provided funding to determine whether
The Maine Department of Transportation is being criticized for its Transportatio
The Maine Department of Transportation plans to test rumble strips, designed to
The Maine Development Foundation's Leadership Maine program has chosen 45 manage
The Maine Development Foundation will initiate Leadership Maine this fall, a pro
The Maine Economic Growth Council held its first meeting Tuesday, and heard sugg
The Maine Economic Growth Council was told by Governor John R. McKernan that its
The Maine Employers' Mutual Insurance Co., which has been in operation at Larrab
"The Maine food and agriculture index." 32 detailed Maine agricultural statisti, Scott Sutherland
The Maine Food Producers Alliance hired its first full-time director, Valerie Ge, Whit Richardson
The Maine Greens on Saturday turned down a plea for support from representatives
The Maine Health Care Association, a powerful lobbying group representing 130 nu
The Maine Houe of Representatives voted 72-60 in favor of a bill which would ban
The Maine House and Senate approved a measure which will provide $230,000 to cov
The Maine House and Senate gave final approval to a compromise spending plan for
The Maine House failed to pass a Democratic version of a plan to redraw Maine's
The Maine House of Representatives has decided not to consider a bill which woul
The Maine House of Representatives narrowly defeated an attempt to remove John L
The Maine House of Representatives overwhelmingly approved a budget compromise t
The Maine House of Representatives voted to maintain the ban on the plastic ring
The Maine House of Representatives voted to overturn a law that required operati
The Maine House voted 101-43 and the Senate voted 25-9 to approve a $3.2 billion
The Maine House voted 116-0 and the Senate voted 30-0 in favor of legislation re
The Maine House voted 66-60 to approve a bill extending the ban on smoking into
The Maine House voted 71-59 and the Senate voted 21-13 in support of legislation
The Maine House voted 72-59 to defeat a bill which would have relaxed restrictio
The Maine House voted 77-67 in favor of a plan to combine the House and Senate i
The Maine House voted 78-54 to defeat a bill to extend a personnel plan under wh
The Maine House voted 81-52 to defeat Gov. McKernan's plan to deny increases in
The Maine House voted 93-43 in favor of a bill that reaffirms a woman's right to
The Maine House voted to award the Pittsfield-area House seat to a Democrat, eff
The Maine House voted to limit the number of terms lawmakers may serve as leader
The Maine Human Rights Commission issued its annual report to the governor and l
The Maine Human Rights Commission ruled yesterday that the Maine Air National Gu
The Maine Human Rights Commission will investigate a complaint brough against th
The Maine International Trade Center has reestablished its foreign investment at, Carol Coultas
The Maine Internet business RoadRunner Pro is encountering problems. Lengthy, d, Adam Day
The Maine Island Trail, proposed conceptually in 1987, became reality in 1988., David R. Getchell
The Maine Journal of Health Issues, a scientific journal to be published quarter
The Maine Korean War Veterans organization gathered Saturday at the Maine Vetera
The Maine Landscape and Nursery Association this year chose the Preble Chapel Ch
The Maine Legislature adjourned its 1993 session yesterday. It will reconvene i
The Maine Legislature approved a bill authorizing police to arrest stalkers and
The Maine Legislature has put off the debate over a proposed Passamaquoddy India
The Maine Legislature is set to forbid smoking in any enclosed building open to
The Maine Lesbian/Gay Political Alliance announced their annual awards, presenti
The Maine Lobsterman's Association has given tentative approval to a resource ma
The Maine Low-Level Radioactive Waste Authority may further narrow the list of s
The Maine Low-Level Radioactive Waste Authority yesterday dropped Pittston and f
The Maine Manufacturing Extension Partnership is offering a new job training pro, Matt Dodge
The Maine Medical Center and New England Rehabilitation Hospital want to build a
The Maine Medical Center Research Institute is good business. It spends $15 mil, Michael Donahue
The Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad Company and Museum on Fore Street, dedicated to
The Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad Co. & Museum has planned the first Railfair, an
The Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad Co. & Museum on Fore Street in Portland was the
The Maine National Association for the Advancement of Colored People accused Cum
The Maine National Guard has proposed closing its Portland and Saco armories due
The Maine Nautical School, which later became the Maine Maritime Academy, gradua
The Maine Office of Tourism has never quantified the economic impact of festival, Sara Donnelly
The Maine Omnibus Opinion Survey, recently completed by Pan Atlantic Consultants, Shirley Jacks
The Maine People's Alliance issued a report on Wednesday stating that the introd
The Maine Potato Board has introduced a $70,000 sweepstakes called "The Maine Ev
The Maine Potato Board will consider a proposed state rule which would require q
The Maine potato industry has estimated that 900 million pounds of potatoes were
The Maine Press Association's 1993 Better Newspaper Contest recognized the Maine
The Maine Public Utilities Commission has approved a Bangor Hydro-Electric Co. p
The Maine Public Utilities Commission has issued the final draft of its report o
The Maine Public Utilities Commission has tentatively ruled that cable companies
The Maine Public Utilities Commission (PUC) wants to stop regulating the Portlan
The Maine Public Utilities Commission recently approved a 13 percent rate hike f
The Maine Public Utility Commission is considering deregulation of the state's e, Chris Hyde
The Maine salmon farming industry's lawsuit alleging dumping of Chilean salmon a, Christopher Hyde
The Maine Science and Technology Commission, founded in 1986 as a way to promote
The Maine Sea Coast Missionary Society, founded in 1905, delivers ministry to is, Stanley Haskell
The Maine Seed Capital Tax Credit Program, administered by the Finance Authorit, Douglas Rooks
The Maine Senate approved a bill to overturn a 1992 Maine Supreme Judicial Court
The Maine Senate approved a bill which will keep Maine from becoming the only st
The Maine Senate approved a bill which would increase the number of moose-huntin
The Maine Senate gave initial approval to a bill which would cap the interest on
The Maine Senate, in a 21-14 vote, gave preliminary approval to a bill that woul
The Maine Senate voted 19-16 in favor of a mandatory seat-belt law which would a
The Maine Senate voted 24-11 to approve Gov. John R. McKernan's bill to reaffirm
The Maine Senate voted 31-0 to confirm Alfred R. Skolfield, 48, of Oakfield, to
The Maine Senate voted 34-1 to extend the legislative session by five working da
The Maine Senate yesterday voted to impose term limits in its rules on the Senat
The Maine Sheriffs' Association will take no action to suspend a fund-raising ca
The Maine Speakout Project trains volunteers to lead discussions on the challeng, Sara Walbridge
The Maine Sports Hall of Fame will add seven new members, including Gene Letourn
The Maine State Ballet has submitted a conditional bid of $100 to buy the centur
The Maine State Ballet, the Portland Ballet, and Bangor's Robinson Ballet will a
The Maine State Board of Education unanimously approved preliminary plans for a
The Maine State Employees Association (MSEA) filed an amended complaint on Augus, James McCarthy
The Maine State Harness Racing Commission has issued a permit to operate an off-
The Maine State Housing Authority is offering the lowest interest rates in the a
The Maine State Housing Authority will conduct public hearings around the state
The Maine State Medical Examiner's officer has ruled that Lorraine Tedeschi comm
The Maine State Museum is launching a project to preserve the state's collection
The Maine State Police have 10 troopers who specialize in vehicle forensics and
The Maine State Police have decided to take over the investigation into the drow
The Maine State Police's Criminal Investigation Division has taken over the inve
The Maine State Retirement System will buy $10 million worth of Finance Authorit
The Maine State Retirement System will receive about $5 million as part of an $8
The Maine Sunday Telegram and the Central Maine Sentinel were awarded first plac
The Maine Sunday Telegram has received more than 200 telephone calls about the r
The Maine Supreme Court yesterday upheld the double-murder conviction of Edward
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court, claiming that state law parallels federal law
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court denied a request by convicted murderer Richard
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court denied Central Maine Power Co.'s appeal of a $1
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court has revised its preliminary political redistric
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court has ruled that the state must pay for all of Ja
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court has ruled that York's new town charter, which w
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court has thrown out the gross sexual assault convict
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court has upheld the murder convictions of Wesley Kni
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court is expected to rule soon on whether the mechani
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court on Friday ruled that the town of Gray is interf
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court on Monday denied the town of Freeport's appeal
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court on Monday nullified convictions against Anthony
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court on Thursday denied a request by Dennis Dechaine
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court on Wednesday denied a claim by former Central M
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court on Wednesday unanimously upheld the convictions
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court overturned the rape conviction of former Univer
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court overturned the robbery and burglary with a fire
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court political redistricting plan created four Senat
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court rejected an appeal by Richard L. Wright of Bang
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court ruled 5-2 that the state did not violate worker
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court ruled that Secretary of State G. William Diamon
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court sustained the appeal of Peoples Heritage Bank i
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court threw out the burglary conviction of James Hain
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court upheld a $188,000 summary judgment for United A
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court upheld a lower court's ruling ordering York Cou
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court upheld a ruling by Chief Justice Daniel Wathen
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court upheld a state regulation that requires Medicai
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court upheld the murder conviction of Roy I. Abbott,
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court vacated the manslaughter conviction of Roy O'Ha
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court yesterday upheld a state law that requires beve
The Maine Teachers Association will meet this weekend for their annual assembly.
The Maine Technology Institute at the Muskie School's updated report "Maine's Te, Rebecca Goldfine
The Maine tourism industry has more jobs than it can fill, leading to the hiring, Michaela Cavallaro, Ray Bonenfant, and Michael Boland
The Maine Turnpike Authority has been reviewing various traffic plans to stimula, Sara Walbridge
The Maine Turnpike Authority receives no state or federal funds to pay for highw, Whit Richardson
The Maine warden service is continuing its policy of performing random safety ch
The Maine Warden Service is increasing its inspections of pleasure boaters on Ma
The Maine Waste Management Agency and the Finance Authority of Maine, in a move
The Maine Waste Management Agency is re-examining a state contract with Normande
The Maine Waste Management Agency says recycling was responsible for adding $300
The Maine Waste Management Agency terminated a contract it had with Normandeau A
The Maine Waste Management Agency, the Maine Health Program, the Maine Health Ca
The Maine Winter Sports Center, supported by the Libra Foundation, will help rev, Scott Andrews
The Maine Women's Fund has invited several women's groups and organizations to a, Ruth Riddick
The Maine Women's Fund is about to hold its third annual Women and Money confere, Sara Walbridge
The Maine Workers' Compensation Board, composed of four management and four labo
The Maine Working Waterfront Coalition helped get two referendum questions pas, David Tyler
The Maine Youth Apprenticeship Program, based loosely on similar programs in Ger
The Maine Youth Apprenticeship Program greeted its first class of 15 students in
The Maine Youth Center now faces a $2 million budget shortfall if it is to stay
The Maine Youth Center, which has no money to fund operations in the fourth quar
The main lodge at a Bangor-Brewer YWCA day camp on Chemo Pond was leveled by fla
The Margaret Chase Smith Quality Association, formerly the Maine Quality Center,, Christopher Hyde
The Marine Advisory Council, a nine-member board which reviews proposed regulati
The Marine Spill Response Corp. announced yesterday that within 15 months Portla
The market is growing for clinical research organizations (CROs) like Gail Baill, Taylor Smith
The Market Portland Task Force reports that parking is the main thing that keeps, Ruth Riddick
The McKernan administration has acknowledged that a property-tax refund program
The McKernan administration has unveiled four new plans for cuts in pension bene
The McKernan administration is looking into charges that Superior Court nominee
The McKernan administration is sponsoring a series of events next week to help b
The McKernan administration's budget proposal calls for the closure of pre-relea
The McKernan administration yesterday named 20 school staffers to the Cost-Savin
"The measure of the year" in stories, trends, and statistics; including top stor, Editorial Staff Mainebiz
The merger of Hannaford Brothers with Food Lion and Kash 'n Karry will be typica, Adam Day
The merger of Unum and Provident insurance companies has been the source of many, Lance Tapley
The Metro has asked the Portland Area Comprehensive Study committee to recommend
The Midcoast Cooperative Borrowing Program, which links five libraries in Sagada
The Midcoast Fishermen's Association was formed in Port Clyde as a nonprofit adv, Steve Kramar Eayrs, Libby Glen Laura, and Jennifer Litteral
The morale of employees at Bath Iron Works's drydock facility in Portland has be
The most recent proposal by the town of Cumberland to build a new Chebeague Isla
The most recent storm dumped 10.8 inches of snow on Portland, bringing the seaso
The Motel Condominium Task Force of the town of Wells is considering proposals t
The Mt. Abram ski area in Locke Mills will be auctioned off on May 1. The 687-a
The muralist Wyland is ready to begin painting his latest Whaling Wall, this one
The muralist Wyland plans to turn the bare 450-foot-long west wall of the Bath I
The muralist Wyland was slowed but not stopped by Tuesday's rain, which finally
The Muskie School of Public Service at the University of Southern Maine has publ, Whit Richardson
The National Commission for the Renewal of American Democracy met Saturday at th
The National Fisheries Institute in Washington and the New England Fisheries Dev
The National Labor Relations Board has upheld a vote by workers at the Internati
The National Marine Fisheries Service has pledged $250,000 to fund the first yea
The National Trust for Historic Preservation has awarded a $1,000 grant to the F
The National Undersea Research Center at the University of Connecticut at Avery
The nation's "keepers," who act as stewards and watchdogs for rivers, bays and s
The nation's only legislators who exclusively represent Indian tribes, Priscilla
The Nature Conservancy is the largest private owner of Maine islands. Its islan, Kent Womack
The Nature Consevancy recently acquired Knight Island in Eastern Bay of Jonespor
The Navy awarded the six remaining contracts for Sealift cargo ships to National
The Navy has given U.S. represenative Bill Zeliff of New Hampshire a commitment
The Navy's plan to reduce its submarine force by the end of the decade, by 32 su
The Neighborhood Action Coalition's Hotspot Cards program has failed to interest
The Neighborhood Action Coalition will distribute "Hotspot Cards" to 1,000 homes
The new administrator for the Small Business Administration, Karen Gordon Mills, Jackie Farwell
The new biennial budget passed in June raises the tax exemption on estates from, Rebecca Goldfine
The new channel under Casco Bay Bridge cannot be used until the piers of the old, Christopher Hyde
The new Children's Museum of Maine in Portland opens today at 10 A.M. Very brie
The new East End Children's Workshop on Portland's Munjoy Hill is the work of a, Ken Greenleaf
The New England Fisheries Development Association is studying whether the Gulf o
The New England Fisheries Management Council is expected to give its approval to
The New England Fishery Management Council has failed to agree on a new lobster
The New England Newspaper Association has chosen the Maine Sunday Telegram as th
The New England Newspaper Association has named the Maine Sunday Telegram the be
The New England Plant Conservation Program is a regional effort aimed at protect
The New England WomenCenter in Portland still lacks the necessary credentials fo, Christopher Hyde
The new Maine Employers' Mutual Insurance Co., created by the state as part of t
The new Portland-South Portland bridge is expected to decrease traffic on Waterm, Sara Walbridge
The newsest state estimate of local property values shows that taxable property
The new seven-story University of Southern Maine library building has been open
The new site of the Portland Flower Show, in the Portland Yacht Services buildin, Shirley Jacks
The new Worker Rights Board of Eastern Maine was formed as a result of meetings, Douglas Rooks
The next few months could prove decisive in defining who is entitled to mental-h
The nine-member Commission on Governmental Ethics and Election Practices wants t
The Nonesuch River Golf Club says that at least half of its new 18-hole public g, Terri Winter Messer
The non-profit group Restore: The North Woods and others have petitioned the U.S
The non-profit organization Port Resources Inc. opened a group home on Colony St
The North Atlantic Oscillation (NOA) appears to determine the location and stren, David D. Platt, Conkling Philip and, and W
The Northern Forest Lands Council recently produced a report outlining the measu
The November 17, 1995, opening of Borders book superstore in the Maine Mall set
The November television ratings, published by Arbitron and A.C. Nielsen Co., cou
The nuclear-powered submarine USS Pittsburg is scheduled to arrive at the Portsm
The nuclear submarine USS Thresher sank in April 1963 with 129 crewmen aboard, a
The number of bankruptcy filings in Portland dropped 44 percent in the first fou
The number of fitness clubs in Maine increased from 109 in 2000 to 188 in 2005,, Whit Richardson
The number of Maine farms is declining, but the number of women running farms in, Michaela Cavallaro
The number of mortalities appearing in the Portland Press Herald in March was fa
The number of serious crimes in Maine dropped last year for the first time since
Theodora and Stephen McCormick of Swan Island met in 1945 in Hawaii, when he was, Sandra Dinsmore
Theodore Ellenwood of Yarmouth has settled his suit with Exxon for $776,746.60,
The official portrait of Civil War hero and former Maine Governor Joshua L. Cham
The Old Orchard Beach Town Council awarded businessman Archie St. Hilaire the co
The Old Orchard Beach Town Council has voted unanimously to bring rock concerts
The Old Orchard Beach Town Council is nearing an agreement with a promoter which
The Old Orchard Beach Town Council unanimously adopted an ordinance which forbid
The Old Orchard Beach Town Council voted unanimously to pass a permanent ordinan
The Old Orchard Beach Town Council yesterday placed a 60-day moratorium on new b
The opening day of the trial of South Portland teacher Joseph D. Emmons, accused
The opening of the Maine Mall's sixth anchor store has been pushed back from Nov
The opening of the new Children's Museum of Maine will not be until Saturday, bu
The opponents of Lewiston's new gay-rights ordinance have asked the state attorn
The ordeal that ended when the House of Representatives narrowly defeated a call
The organization Maine Citizens for The Tax Brake has launched a petition drive
The outcomes of two recent Maine conflict-of-interest cases highlight the influe, Randy Billings
"The Outdoor Issue." A handful of Maine public relations firms sell national fi, Scott Sutherland
"The Outdoor Issue." Overall, Maine's golf industry, like the nation's, is stro, Devin Wilson
"The Outdoor Issue." Several chambers of commerce and the non-profit Eastern Ma, Mike Woelflein
"The Outdoor Issue." The archetypal Maine vacation image of a couple serenely p, Michaela Cavallaro
The Outer Islands Teaching and Learning Collaborative (TLC) was created by veter, Anne Bardaglio
The owner and general manager of Yarmouth Rubbish & Recycling were indicted yest
The owner of the Pepperclub restaurant in Portland explains how to make lobster, Eddie Fitzpatrick
The owners of many small businesses in Maine are discovering that service pays.
The Ozone Transport Commission, created in 1990 to develop a plan to deal with a
The panel set up by the McKernan administration to study school efficiency has f
The Paper Industry Information Office, which represents Maine's 16 paper mills,
The parents of Jonathan Johnson, accused of trying to blow up his father's car,
The parents of Mark Reed, who was murdered on Thanksgiving Day 1982, are fightin
The peat-to-power plant in Deblois shut down yesterday after the owner failed to
The Peer Leader Program, a non-profit substance-abuse prevention group in Portla
The Penobscot Indians are claiming ownership of the islands above Greater Northe
The Penobscot Nation has announced it will revive high-stakes bingo this spring
The Penobscot School's "French in the Woods" program hosted 31 students at the T
The Penobscot Theatre Company in Bangor, now in its second year under the direct, William Steele
The Peoples Beach to Beacon 10-kilometer race is a chance for 5,000 runners to c, Michaela Cavallaro
The planned construction of a new, 45,000-square-foot headquarters for Healthsou
The planned extension of Downeaster train service to Freeport and Brunswick by N, Sara Anne Donnelly
The Portland advertising and public relations firm of Holt, Hughes & Stamell has
The Portland Area Comprehensive Transportation Committee has formed a bicycle gr
The Portland Area Comprehensive Transportation Study is funding a project with f
The Portland area has been chosen as a test market for the LIPA Dog Toilet. The
The Portland Boxing Club in Morrill's Corner has brought amateur boxing back to
The Portland Bridge, scheduled to be demolished after the $165 million replaceme
The Portland business community has been trying to rally support for the Maine's, Paul Badeau
The Portland chapter of the American Red Cross has raised $70,000 to assist with
The Portland City Council appointed Ralph H. B. Nodine to the Portland Housing A
The Portland City Council approved spending $9.2 million for road and sewer impr
The Portland City Council decided early this morning not to accept any more half
The Portland City Council gave qualified support to a move to build an aquarium
The Portland City Council got its first look at a proposal to build a passenger
The Portland City Council has asked the state for the authority to do its own re
The Portland City Council is expected to consider allowing ice cream trucks back
The Portland City Council, on a 7-1 vote, selected the First Atlantic Corp. prop
The Portland City Council on Monday denied a liquor license renewal to the Seame
The Portland City Council on Monday gave unanimous preliminary support to a "par
The Portland City Council on Monday unanimously approved a liquor license for Zo
The Portland City Council on Monday will be asked to approve a lease and accompa
The Portland City Council on Monday will consider repurchasing the Cummings Scho
The Portland City Council on Wednesday held a public hearing on financing the pa
The Portland City Council postponed action on a controversial measure which woul
The Portland City Council rejected a $26,800 housing grant for the Portland West
The Portland City Council's Community Development Committee is launching a revie
The Portland City Council's Finance Committee has recommended that $90,000 be ad, Kate Bucklin
The Portland City Council's finance committee will recommend rejection of a prop
The Portland City Council's Public Safety Committee is proposing a package of fi
The Portland City Council's recent 10-week moratorium on most chain eateries and, Chris Churchill
The Portland City Council tonight will consider a plan which would give parking
The Portland City Council unanimously approved an ordinance ending the 27-year b
The Portland City Council unanimously approved a plan to provide interest-free h
The Portland City Council voted 6-1 in favor of creating the Industry and Commer
The Portland City Council voted 6-2 in favor of eliminating the $30 fee the city
The Portland City Council voted 6-3 against calling an election in November to a
The Portland City Council voted 6-3 in favor of renewing the liquor license of t
The Portland City Council voted 7-2 against a proposal that would have done away
The Portland City Council voted last night to consider proposals for 34 acres th
The Portland City Council voted unanimously Monday night to spend $318,000 to de
The Portland City Council, voting 7-2, passed a $154.7 million municipal budget
The Portland City Council will consider a measure on Monday which will increase
The Portland City Council will consider a proposal Monday which would require do
The Portland City Council will consider on Monday whether to renew the liquor li
The Portland City Council will consider zoning proposals next week that would li
The Portland City Council will get its first look at a proposal to acquire an un
The Portland City Council will on September 8 consider buying the property at 37
The Portland City Council yesterday appointed a committee to oversee the design
The Portland City Council yesterday deleted a clause from the lease of Hadlock f
The Portland City Council yesterday voted to raise parking fines from $5.00 to $
The Portland City Hall Auditorium Renovations Building Committee heard from an a
The Portland Comprehensive Transportation Plan Advisory Committee has issued an
The Portland Concert Association and Portland Symphony Orchestra are working to, Michael Donahue
The Portland Conservatory of Music is entering its second year of courses at 44, Chris Hyde
The Portland Downtown District, formerly the Downtown Improvement District, has
The Portland Downtown Improvement District marked its first anniversary Thursday
The Portland Exposition building is host to a weekly Sunday flea market, where u, Abby Zimet
The Portland Fish Exchange has allowed lobstermen to auction their catch directl, Wayne Curtis
The Portland Fish Exchange must cope with a decline in groundfish stocks, which
The Portland Housing Authority's board of commissioners will decide on January 2
The Portland Housing Authority voted unanimously to fight a National Rifle Assoc
The Portland International Jetport is considering construction of a new cargo bu
The Portland Jetport is building customs facilities for possible direct flights, Chris Hyde
The Portland metropolitan statistical area remains the largest such area in Main
The Portland Museum of Art will show at least 50 of Andrew Wyeth's "Helga" works
The Portland New Co., which has been on Western Avenue in South Portland since t
The Portland Observatory Restoration Trust is raising money to restore the Munjo, Ken Greenleaf
The Portland Opera Reperatory Theater's production of "Tosca" has raised controv, Michael Donahue
The Portland Pirates have announced a season-long campaign called "Goals for a G
The Portland Pirates, Maine's new American Hockey League team, received a one-ye
The Portland Pirates, Portland's new American Hockey League team, yesterday anno
The Portland Planning Board approved major renovations to Hadlock Field, removin
The Portland Planning Board gave final approval to a Post Office Park plan that
The Portland Planning Board heard details for a railroad museum to be located at
The Portland Planning Board heard nearly two hours of testimony from both suppor
The Portland Planning Board on Tuesday voted 4-2 to deny a proposal by Pharos Ho
The Portland Planning Board reviewed the city's proposal for the refitting of Ha
The Portland Police Department has recently hired Moses Sebunya, 33, a Ugandan i
The Portland Police Department has started a campaign to make Monument Square a
The Portland Police Department is now one of only 250 law enforcement agencies o
The Portland Police Department, the Cumberland County Sheriff's Department and t
The Portland Public Library is about halfway through the first phase of its reno, David Carkhuff
The Portland Public Library is holding a series of open houses and community dis
The Portland Public Library is on target to having its second consecutive record, Kate Bucklin
The Portland Public Library is temporarily moving its children's collection to t, Randy Billings
The Portland Public Library kicked off a membership drive for the Friends of the, Casey Conley
The Portland Public Library's annual used book sale might be the last one that t, Curtis Robinson
The Portland Public Library's relocated Munjoy Hill branch opened its doors yest, Peter Smith
The Portland Public Library will close its Main library for two weeks beginning
The Portland Public Library will display Bayside Trail public art bench designs, David Carkhuff
The Portland Public Library will host Draw-a-Thon III, a day of print production
The Portland Public Market, off the beaten path on Preble Street, was expected t, Rebecca Zicarelli
The Portland real estate boom of the 1980s began to collapse by 1988, as busines, Chris Hyde
The Portland School Board's Finance Subcommitte will hold the first of two publi
The Portland School Committee and the Portland Teachers Association reached a te
The Portland School Committee is scheduled to vote tonight on whether to accept
The Portland School Committee re-examined the plan for redistricting intended to
The Portland School Committee unanimously approved a $52.04 million school budge
The Portland School Committee unanimously approved a redistricting plan for elem
The Portland School Committee voted 8-1 to approve a 13-week, voluntary AIDS cou
The Portland School Committee will begin its yearly review of Superintendent Tho
The Portland School Committee will hold two public hearings this week on the sup
The Portland School Committee will vote Sept. 3 on a contract that would allow t, Randy Billings
The Portland School Department's Human Sexuality and Family Living Advisory Boar
The Portland school system currently has 31 Somali students, with 17 more expect
The Portland school system is among five in the country that have been chosen fo
The Portland Sea Dogs Double-A team have announced an official affiliation with
The Portland Sea Dogs have announced that Carlos Tosca, 39, has been named the t
The Portland Stage Company has exceeded its Challenge Campaign by $617, raising
The Portland String Quartet, formed in 1969, has survived for 25 years with the
The Portland Taxpayers Association, which has previously been content to act as
The Portland Water District has launched a $52,000 study to assess the impact of
The Portland Water District has named the David W. Whitehead family of White's P
The Portland Water District, Regional Waste Systems Inc. and the city of South P
The Portland Water District wants a 27 percent rate increase, which, if approved
The Portland West Neighborhood Council, which recently was denied a recommendati
The Port of Portland depends on its ship pilots to guide inbound commerce throug, John N. Cole
The Portsmouth Naval Shipyard has asked the Navy for permission to eliminate 800
The Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery is expected to be placed on the federal
The Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery, which was left off the military base-c
The Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery will lay off almost 700 workers this fa
The Portsmouth Naval Shipyard is not on the list of military bases that Pentagon
The Portsmouth Naval shipyard's Dry Dock 2, a 680-foot, $2 million enclosed dry
The Portsmouth Naval Shipyard was added to the list of military bases being cons
The president of the state's technical college system will ask for one of the la
The President's Council of Sustainable Development selected the "Color Me Green"
The Presumpscot River swelled to flood stage, but officials in Gorham and Westbr
The Presumpscot River, which wanders 25 miles from Sebago Lake to Casco Bay, wil
The producers of "Rescue 911," a network television show, would like to use the
The proposed Family Security Act, an ambitious plan to create a Canadian-style h
The proposed federal Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act,, Robert M. Cook
The proposed new facility for Portland's Bayside neighborhood will be called the, Shirley Jacks
The proposed Scarborough obscenity ordinance has librarians and library trustees
The prosecutor trying Jacqueline Bevins of Cape Neddick for the murder of her hu
The Public Utilities Commission and the state Office of Public Advocate have fil
The Public Utilities Commission has announced that it will review only part of C
The Public Utilities Commission has approved a 5 percent increase as part of a c
The Public Utilities Commission (PUC) issued a ruling Wednesday that would lower
The Public Utilities Commission (PUC) today will hear arguments on whether to p
The pulp and paper industry is increasingly doing more business with foreign cli, Randy Billings
The purchase of a minority interest by Education Management Corporation (EMC) ma, Christopher Hyde
The Rainbow Business and Professional Organization, founded September 1, is a 52
The Ravenhill siblings, Amanda, 23, Brendan, 27, and Geoffrey, 29, started Isles, Cyrus Moulton
"There and Back" piece about the "good old days" of banking and riding on passen, John McDonald
"There and back" piece by John McDonald, humorist and storyteller, on bartering,, John McDonald
"There and Back" piece by Maine author and humorist John McDonald, who delves in, John McDonald
"There and Back" piece commenting in light-hearted fashion on one of Maine's lar, John McDonald
"There and Back" piece commenting, in tongue-in-cheek style, on foggy Maine weat, John McDonald
"There and Back" piece commenting on Maine's mailbox art movement, which is espe, John McDonald
"There and Back" piece describing, in tongue-in-cheek style, how Mainers have th, John McDonald
"There and Back" piece offering a guide to holiday shopping, with a Down East tw, John McDonald
"There and Back" piece on Lemuel Moody and the Observatory he built more than 20, John McDonald
"There and Back" piece on the high value of waterfront property in Maine, noting, John McDonald
"There and Back" piece on the legendary Maine soft drink, Moxie; its past, its p, John McDonald
"There and Back" piece on the venerable Maine tradition of dump picking, which i, John McDonald
"There and Back" piece on Tink Billings' long-gone used car lot, which is freque, John McDonald
"There and Back" piece on Yankee ingenuity, recounting the story of Capt. Willia, John McDonald
"There and Back" piece recalling, in light-hearted tones, the author's first rea, John McDonald
"There and Back" piece recalling the era when doctors in Maine made house calls,, John McDonald
"There and Back" piece recounting author John McDonald's childhood story about t, John McDonald
"There and Back" piece recounting author John McDonald's early work experiences, John McDonald
"There and Back" piece recounting author John McDonald's first trip to Lewiston-, John McDonald
"There and Back" piece recounting author John McDonald's humorous attempt to mak, John McDonald
"There and Back" piece recounting, in light-hearted fashion, the failed birdhous, John McDonald
"There and Back" piece reflecting on growing up with old-fashioned, Down East te, John McDonald
"There and Back" piece reflecting on how Maine real estate has changed over the, John McDonald
"There and Back" piece reminiscing about changes in the midcoast region, and com, John McDonald
"There and Back" piece reminiscing about the traditional "curious drive-by," whe, John McDonald
"There and Back" piece telling the tragic Down East tale of Sherman and Edna Ame, John McDonald
"There and Back" piece with light-hearted commentary on the differences between, John McDonald
There are about 240 Maine investment clubs, and they favor online investing more, Anne Rugh
There are three proposals to build liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals on a 15, Sean Donahue
The recent confrontation between Native Americans and New Agers in Windham was a
The recent controversy over how the city of Portland went about updating its vot
The recent Federal Communications Commission order that cable television prices
The recent indictment of Fiber Materials Inc. of Biddeford on charges of illegal
The recent real estate boom fueled by summer residents has hit locals like Harps, Scott Sutherland
The recent recall of millions of toys made with lead paint in China has been a b, Samantha Depoy-Warren
The recent sale of 247,000 acres of timberland in northern New England by James
The recent South Portland revaluation has resulted in a 47 percent increase in t
The recent spell of hot and dry weather has created a major fire hazard througho
"The Recession(?) Survival Guide," with tips for businesses on how to survive du, Sara Donnelly
The record attendance at the latest Maine Real Estate & Economic Development Ass, Paul Badeau
The redevelopment of Marginal Way in Portland is under question, and the new tra, Sam Smith
The regional office of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored P
The Regional Transportation Program's volunteer driver corps has grown from two
The Reiche branch of the Portland Public Library is slated for closure as part o, Kate Bucklin
There is a growing popularity in Maine of study circles which meet to discuss et
There is a growing trend among Maine high schools to schedule four 75- to 80-min
The Republican caucus has hired Scientific Marketing and Analysis, a firm belong
Theresa Alvarez, 21, whose 2-year-old daughter Ashley perished in the fatal Bidd
Theresa Bachelder, a candidate for councilor in Portland's District 4, has filed
Theresa Dannemiller, 29, of Portland, died Sunday of AIDS. Dannemiller, whose d
Theresa McNulty, the wife of a Maine Correctional Center inmate, has created T.R
The results of an 18-month study of the city's transportation system and a plan
The Rev. Albert Earle, 74, delivered his last sermon Sunday at the Steep Falls B
The Rev. David Weber, of Portland, who works with the poor and unemployed, discu
The Reverend Elizabeth Morris, 46, a Protestant minister at the University of Ma
The Rev. J. Grant Swank Jr. of the Church of the Nazarene in Windham, in a speec
The Rev. John Audibert, pastor of Holy Cross Church in Lewiston, has resigned hi
The Rev. John Audibert, pastor of Holy Cross Parish in Lewiston since 1985, is t
The Rev. John W. Keegan, 56, president of Cheverus High School from 1980 to 1983
The Rev. Marcel L. Robitaille, currently on leave from his post as pastor of St.
The Rev. Maurice N. Morin, facing a lawsuit accusing him of negligence for havin
The Rite Aid drug chain has sought approval to buy a large parcel of land by the
The Riverton Community Association (RCA) has gathered 2,000 signatures in suppor, Curtis Robinson
The robust economy and low unemployment have left many Maine employers scramblin, Michaela Cavallaro
The Rockland-based Farnsworth Museum ended its fiscal year roughly $10,000 in th, Taylor Smith
The Saco City Council approved $3,000 for sand and labor to help Camp Ellis resi
The Saco City Council unanimously adopted rules yesterday that will ban viewing
The sailing programs at the Center Board Yacht Club in Cape Elizabeth, Southern, Christopher Hyde
The sale of Dexter Shoe Co. to Warren Buffett of Berkshire Hathaway Inc. is seen
The salvage of mercury from the wreck of the cargo ship Empire Knight has report
The Sanford Police Department has received a $19,000 Community Policing Program
The Save Loring Committee, formed 17 years ago to save Loring Air Force Base fro
The Scarborough Board of Education has endorsed a proposal by Zoe Austin, the to
The Scarborough Coastal Pollution Committee is undertaking a study of the Scarbo
The Scarborough Community Relations Team of New England has donated a set of fiv
The Scarborough engineering firm KADY International has developed a plan that sh, Michael Donahue
The Scarborough Land Conservation Trust opposes plans by Camp Ketcha in Scarboro
The Scarborough Police Department is retiring Bandit, its 9 1/2 -year-old police
The Scarborough school district has exceeded a state limit on school debt paymen
The Scarborough Town Council decided to contest a Superior Court ruling giving D
The Scarborough Town Council has granted a right-of-way across town property to
The Scarborough Town Council has toughened the town's firearms law, making it il
The Scarborough Town Council voted 5-2 to send a proposed obscenity ordinance ba
The Scarborough Town Council voted unanimously to let stand its mass-gathering o
The Scarborough Town Council yesterday adopted regulations defining where porn s
"The Science of Maine Life" piece on Canada geese.
The Seacoast Shipyard Association, a local lobbying organization representing th
The Seacoast Shipyard Association, the independent lobbying arm of the Portsmout
The seafood market is changing and some lobstermen are finding innovative ways t, David D. Platt
The Sears Island cargo port was first proposed in 1978, and has since cost taxpa
The Seavey Street Association, tired of a group of 20 teenagers who had been cau
The secession of Long Island from Portland earlier this year has raised talks of
The second annual Native American Appreciation Day will be held today and tomorr
The second in a two part series on Bath Iron Works' plans to retrain its workers
The second major snowfall in five days pulled down power lines and slowed traffi
The Seeds of Peace Program at Camp Powhatan in Oxford, which brought 46 Arab and
The Senate unanimously confirmed Pennsylvanian Thomas L. Welch as the new chairm
The separateness of islands and islanders' reliance on ferry transportation impo, David Tyler
The ship Braer, which spilled 85,000 gallons of oil onto the shores of Scotland', David D. Platt
The Shipyard Employees' Association of the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard have had 64
The shortage of primary-care physicians is a national problem, but it is especia
The shutdown of Engineered Materials of Maine in Bangor late last year was an un, Sean Donahue
The sixth annual Arena-Tilton Park Street 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament in Kenneb
The six-year old Muskie Institute of Public Affairs at the University of Souther
The Society of Newspaper Design recently awarded the Maine Sunday Telegram a bro
The Sohelya Hair Salon on Temple Street was heavily damaged by fire Tuesday morn
The Songo Locks School cost the state $5 million, has a computer in every classr
The southern Maine coast has become a national hotspot in the rapid expansion of, Scott Sutherland
The Southern Maine Regional Planning Commission sponsored a workshop to help tow
The South Portland Board of Education has adopted tough guidelines for handling
The South Portland Board of Education has yielded to parents' concerns and voted
The South Portland Board of Education yesterday decided that home-schooled child
The South Portland City Council gave preliminary approval to laws that would pro
The South Portland City Council has voted to discontinue the annual spring picku
The South Portland City Council is considering an indecency law that would ban t
The South Portland City Council is considering whether to spend $60,000 to hire
The South Portland City Council is expected to make a decision tomorrow on wheth
The South Portland City Council last night gave preliminary approval to an ordin
The South Portland City Council on Monday voted 4-3 against passing an ordinance
The South Portland City Council on Monday voted unanimously to accept as city pr
The South Portland City Council on Wednesday voted 4-3 to enact an obscenity ord
The South Portland City Council plans to listen to resident concerns about the r
The South Portland City Council refused a request from some members of the South
The South Portland City Council voted 4-3 in favor of a new public indecency law
The South Portland City Council voted 6-0 to postpone a proposed anti-nudity ord
The South Portland City Council voted 6-1 to institute a 911 service in the city
The South Portland City Council voted to accept a donation of $10,000 and approx
The South Portland City Council voted to repave the Country Gardens neighborhood
The South Portland City Council will hold its first public meeting on the 1993-9
The South Portland City Council will on Monday decide the fate of the dam in Cla
The South Portland City Council yesterday tentatively approved adding $450,000 t
The South Portland High School marching band has grown from 18 playing members f
The South Portland High School marching band outperformed second-place Westbrook
The South Portland Parks & Recreation Department has new plans underway. The fi, Sara Walbridge
The South Portland Planning Board gave final approval for a sixth anchor store a
The South Portland Police Department has issued the first edition of its Collect
The South Portland police department in September will start giving schoolchildr
The South Portland Police Department instituted a new policy Tuesday which limit
The South Portland Police Department, which last week said it had no written pol
The South Portland Republican city committee elected officers this week but the
The Special Commission to Review the Electoral Process, which is studying Maine'
The Sporting News has ranked the University of Maine at Orono's hockey team the
The Sprague Corporation of Cape Elizabeth will operate the state's popular park
The Springdale Farm Tack Shop is marketing a line of blaze-orange nylon vests fo
The spring of 1993 was one of the best ever for Maine whale watchers and researc, David D. Platt
The Standish Building Committee has recommended an expansion of the current Town
The Standish home of Alfred McIntosh Sr., 40, was well known for being the site
The Standish Town Council voted 5-2 in favor of a non-binding agreement in princ
The Standish Town Council voted 7-0 against razing the 170-year-old Federal-styl
The state Advisory Commission on Radioactive Waste will respond to a recent fede
The state and its loggers, sportsmen, and environmentalists are waiting to see t, Christopher Hyde
The state-appointed Year Round Education task force will spend the next year stu
The state Attorney General's Office has announced that it will not pursue crimin
The state Attorney General's Office has filed a civil rights complaint against f
The state Attorney General's Office has filed a civil rights suit against Thomas
The state attorney general's office received a restraining order barring several
The state Attorney General's Office will not seek a murder conviction against 10
The state Board of Arbitration and Conciliation this week ordered that former Yo
The state Board of Environmental Protection adopted California's tough standards
The state Board of Property Tax Review last week decided that the city of Bath h
The state budget approved by the Legislature yesterday will, if signed by Gov. M
The state Bureau of Employment Security has ruled that Leon Planche, fired from
The state Commission on Governmental Ethics and Election Practices recommended t
The state Commission on Governmental Ethics and Election Practices refused to la
The state crime lab in Augusta has won notice in the law enforcement profession
The state Department of Education must cut $3.8 million to achieve a mandated 5
The state Department of Environmental Protection has issued a notice of violatio
The state Department of Environmental Protection has ordered a 21-day shutdown o
The state Department of Environmental Protection has ordered Glowood Farms of Ya
The state Department of Environmental Protection has signaled its support for th
The state Department of Environmental Protection has turned up traces of dichlor
The state Department of Environmental Protection is proposing new rules for the, Jess Kilby
The state Department of Environmental Protection is requiring all Maine municipa
The state Department of Marine Resources has banned the gathering of mussels, wh
The state elections commission yesterday reaffirmed the November elections of Re
The state General Services Bureau has agreed to hold up a contract awarded to Sy
The state has asked hospitals to provide treatment once offered at the Augusta M
The state has filed a civil rights lawsuit against four youths who are members o
The state has withdrawn its offer to sell a 40-acre parcel of land to Portland f
The state Highway Safety Bureau said 214 lives were lost on Maine highways in 19
The state is asking Kennebec County to pay the $18,650 in overtime racked up by
The state Land Use Regulation Commission has granted water-quality certification
The state of Maine owes New England Telephone an estimated $4 million unpaid pho
The State of Maine owns more than 200 islands in Casco Bay, most of which lack s, Marshall Wiebe
The State of Maine Victory Platoon was created on June 30, 1943, when 107 17-yea
The state plans to spend $50,000 to promote Total Quality Mangement, a managemen
The state recently discovered violations at many of the community-care homes ope
The state's Advisory Commission on Radioactive Waste yesterday voted to protest
The state's official portrait of Joshua Chamberlain, four-time governor of Maine
The state's plan to continue privatizing liquor stores is in jeopardy because of
The state superintendent of insurance has approved several programs which will o
The state Supreme Court upheld the murder conviction of Alfred Thibeault of Dixf
The state won't file criminal negligence charges against the owner of a building
The Stella Ann, a lobster boat owned by Bennie Beal, was the clear winner of the
The stock market downturn that sent some unemployed business people out looking, Sean Donahue
The Stonington Flying Service serves as ambulance, mail delivery, and ferry repl, Peter Ralston
The Storage and Transport Subcommittee that will tour the decommissioned Maine Y, Jim Kozubek
The story of President Franklin D. Roosevelt's secret meeting with Winston Churc, Harry Gratwick
The success of the Stein Gallery in Portland, and of the Dale Chihuly glass exhi, Chris Hyde
The Sunset Park Community Club, an organization of homeowners in South Portland'
The Sustainable Bioplastics Council of Maine is a trade association formed in 20, Matt Dodge
The Swan's Island lobster trap limit has been surprisingly popular with lobsterm
The team of Brian W. Walls, 18, of South Portland, and Andrew McGarey, 18, of Go
The Telford Group and Volvo Aero share a hanger for used airplane parts at the f, Devin Wilson
The temperature in Portland hit a record 93 degrees on Wednesday as the state wa
The ten states, including Maine, that comprise the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initi, Seth Harkness
"The Tenth Voice" piece on the city of Portland's proposed budget, with a call f, Orlando Delogu
The Texas Senate approved an agreement to accept radioactive waste from Maine an
The Texas state Legislature is considering a bill that would allow states such a
"The Third Sector" piece on a group of social entrepreneurs committed to creatin, Elizabeth Banwell
"The Third Sector" piece on Cobscook Community Learning Center in Trescott. The, Elizabeth Banwell
"The Third Sector" piece on collaborative efforts among Maine nonprofits, such a, Elizabeth Banwell
"The Third Sector" piece on how foundations are engaging in "mission investing,", Elizabeth Banwell
"The Third Sector" piece on how Maine's nonprofits are struggling with rising co, Elizabeth Banwell
"The Third Sector," piece on how MAPS Worldwide, formerly Maine Adoption Placeme, Elizabeth Banwell
"The Third Sector" piece on how some Maine nonprofits are finding success by mer, Elizabeth Banwell
"The Third Sector" piece on Maine's leadership programs, including the Maine Dev, Elizabeth Banwell
"The Third Sector" piece on nonprofits in Maine that are beating the odds and su, Elizabeth Banwell
"The Third Sector" piece on St. Albans-based Skills Inc., led by Tom Davis, whic, Elizabeth Banwell
"The Third Sector" piece on the effects of the recession on Maine nonprofits. S, Elizabeth Banwell
"The Third Sector" piece on the Maine Community Foundation's 25/25 Nonprofit End, Elizabeth Banwell
"The Third Sector" piece on the nonprofit community on Mount Desert Island, home, Elizabeth Banwell
"The Third Sector" piece on York County Shelter Programs and executive director, Elizabeth Banwell
The threat of a lawsuit by environmental activists has led Millbridge-based Jasp, Sean Donahue
The Tompson Tavern in Standish, home to the Standish Telephone Co. headquarters,
The Tom Veilleux Gallery in Farmington is one of the most successful art galleri, Ken Greenleaf
The Top Gun program, a project of the Maine Center for Entrepreneurial Developme, Lori Valigra
The top issue in Gov. John Baldacci's re-election campaign will be Maine's busin, Chris Churchill
The town of Atkinson and 39 other Maine communities already have clear-cutting b, Chris Hyde
The town of Brunswick is installing a mixed-fuel boiler as one of two systems at
The town of Cape Elizabeth has agreed to pay $5,000 to William Blige, who accuse
The town of Cumberland's Conservation Commission has issued its inventory of coa
The town of Cumberland will soon have its first-ever traffic light, to be situat
The town of Freeport has received the approval of the federal Economic Developme
The town of Freeport's Elderly Property Tax Assistance Program is designed to se
The town of Jay and the Jay School Department, named as co-defendants in a civil
The town of Lovell has reached an agreement with the National Trust for Historic
The Town of Scarborough has numerous streets with identical or similar names, wh
The town of Scarborough has renewed its franchise agreement with Public Cable Co
The Town of Scarborough is considering purchasing three private residences to pr
The town of Standish and the Portland Water District have agreed to a land trade
The town of Unity is on the state's list of potential sites for a low-level nucl
The town of Windham's High School Facilities Committee will today unveil a repor
The town of Yarmouth is faced with the prospect of a revaluation which would shi
The town of Yarmouth's Economic Development Advisory Committee is looking at way
The town of York is planning to install 24 road signs bearing both miles-per-hou
The towns of Cumberland and Falmouth are studying a proposal to merge their poli
The Toy Library in Lewiston, located in the basement of the United Baptist Churc
The Trevett post office serves the three Boothbay communities of Hodgdon, Sawyer
The trial of four defendants charged in the June 1992 beating death of Randal B.
The trial of Sherrie Cotton, 20, of Auburn, has been moved to Franklin County fr
The Trust for Public Land, a national conservation group which acquires land for
The Turnpike Interchange Advisory Committee last week unveiled five options for
The two-year state budget that took effect July 1 includes $6.9 million in Gener
The United States Congress appropriated $1 million to build a new Edmund S. Musk, John N. Cole
The United States Supreme Court has refused to consider a case involving reducti
The United States Supreme Court yesterday ruled that Ernest C. Brown, 73, a form
The United Way is using stock photographs on three posters which it has distribu
The United Way of Greater Portland has exceeded its 1993 fund-raising goal by 3.
The United Way of Greater Portland this week began distributing $3.57 million to
"The Universal Notebook" piece mentioning Portland Public Library's 50th anniver, Edgar Allen Beem
"The Universal Notebook" piece on "the life and death of libraries," in which Ed, Edgar Allen Beem
"The Universal Notebook" piece on the newly renovated Portland Public Library, w, Edgar Allen Beem
The University of Maine accepted the Hutchinson Center, a new, computer-furnishe, Lance Tapley
The University of Maine and University of New Hampshie Sea Grant College Program
The University of Maine at Orono is ending a youth conservation program in Pakis
The University of Maine at Orono received a record $20.5 million in outside fund
The University of Maine at Orono will be the site of a two-day conference next m
The University of Maine Black Bears hockey team yesterday tied Team USA in a gam
The University of Maine Cooperative Extension has received a $60,000 grant from
The University of Maine helped establish the American University of Bulgaria two
The University of Maine hockey team was welcomed home yesterday at Alfond Arena
The University of Maine received $27 million in 1995 federal research grants, le, Chris Hyde
The University of Maine's Laboratory for Surface Science and Technology has beco
The University of Maine's Maine Community Childhood Hunger Identification Projec
The University of Maine's Pulp and Paper Pilot Plant and Laboratory, built in 19
The University of New England in Biddeford has dismissed a filmmaker and cancell
The University of Southern Maine and the national Tau Kappa Epsilon organization
The University of Southern Maine and Westbrook College are each exploring the po
The University of Southern Maine Community Programs is sponsoring a lecture and
The University of Southern Maine forecasts that December 1995 retail sales, adju
The University of Southern Maine is using a $409,000 federal grant to offer job-
The University of Southern Maine's new Portland campus library is expected to op
The University of Southern Maine, which has normally had a large number of non-t
The University of Southern Maine will celebrate the opening of the new Portland
The University of Southern Maine will induct seven new members into the Husky Ha
The unusually wet May has put vegetable farmers like Rick Belanger of Lewiston b, Rebecca Lamet
The urchin harvest nearly tripled between 1989 and 1992, from 9.4 million to 26.
The USA men's volleyball team will play Italy tomorrow at the Cumberland County
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has approved Maine Cranberry Co.'s application
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has begun proceedings to fire East Coast Marine
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has constructed a $380,000, 21,000-square-foot
The U.S. Coast Guard says that 45 of the 206 emergency calls logged between Octo
The U.S. Congress on Monday approved legislation which includes funds for numero
The U.S. Congress on Tuesday approved a bill which will, if signed by President
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has imposed a quarantine on Christmas trees g
The U.S. Department of Commerce (DOC) recently concluded that unfair trade subsi, Jeffrey Bouley
The U.S. Department of Labor is auditing 37 logging companies in Maine that have, Rebecca Goldfine
The U.S. District Court in San Antonio has granted a motion by Idexx Laboratorie
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency may take over the enforcement of the st
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency plans to treat as much as 3 million gal
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency surface water treatment rule states tha
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Friday approved the use of Betaseron, t
The U.S. General Services Administration last week signed a 10-year lease with H
The U.S. Navy's Pacific Fleet is trying to get the UP-40 squadron of P-3 surveil
The U.S. Post Office last weekend issued a new Youth Classic series of stamps wh
The U.S. Senate on Thursday approved a measure sponsored by Sen. William Cohen,
The U.S. Senate on Tuesday approved a defense authorization bill which includes
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear a class action lawsuit charging 13 insur
The U.S. Supreme Court rejected a challenge to Maine's ballot access restriction
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that communities may not seize property from active
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear a suit today brought by South Portland native T
The vehicle responsible for a fatal car crash on Route 46 in Eddington Sunday ha
The VIA Group, a Portland-based advertising and marketing company founded by Joh, Whit Richardson
The victim of a rape in April 1991 at the Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity house in
The Vinalhaven Historical Society is trying to re-collect relics of the island's, Pat Crossman
The voters of Greenfield voted 104-10 in favor of closing the municipal offices
The Waynflete School board of trustees will search nationwide for a new headmast
The Wells Condo-Motel Task Force is recommending that the town relax the rules r
The Westbrook-based biotechnology company Idexx Laboratories Inc. earned $4.9 mi
The Westbrook City Council is debating whether to downgrade the position of city
The Westbrook Housing Authority will participate in the Elderly Independence Pro
The Westbrook School Committee unanimously approved plans to adopt Project CAMP
The Westbrook School Committee will be asked to adopt the Confined Academic Moti
The Whale Wall Market may not have been a roaring financial success during this
The Wilderness Society reports that increases in the budget of the National Park
The Wilmaster, a 625-foot bulk cargo ship from Norway, began receiving the first
The wind farm on Vinalhaven known as Fox Islands Wind project has drawn both cri, Philip W. Conkling
The Windham Town Council has decided to stop accepting household trash at the tr
The Windham Town Council voted 4-3 to start a pay-per-bag trash collection syste
The winners of the recent pitch competition at the Juice Conference 3.0: Celebra, Sara Anne Donnelly
The Woman-Owned Small Business Federal Contract Program is finally starting near, Whit Richardson
The Women's Business Development Corporation (WBDC) has taken major steps to con, Shirley Jacks, Penny Penrose, and Ria Biley
The Women's Business Development Corporation (WBDC) is suffering in the wake of, Shirley Jacks
The Worcester Energy Co. and the Worcester Peat Co., formed by Morril Webster, h
The Worcester Energy Co., the owner of the peat-to-energy plant in Washington Co
The Workers Assistance Center in Kittery has helped roughly a third of the 1,000
The Workforce Investment Act will require the Cumberland County Training Resourc, Ruth Riddick
The world's largest antique tool auction is upcoming in the Pownal home of Clare, Christopher Hyde
The X2000, a high-speed train, made its test run in New England yesterday, and G
The Yarmouth Planning Board is considering whether to change the ordinances adop
The Yarmouth Planning Board's recommendation that the town council create a desi
The Yarmouth School Committee has decided against moving an elementary school pr
The Yarmouth School Committee's ad hoc calendar committee has outlined a propose
The Yarmouth School Committee, which came in for harsh criticism last year for e
The Yarmouth Town Council on Thursday voted 4-3 to reverse the town's ban on res
The York-Cumberland Housing Development Corp., a non-profit development group ba
The York Group of insurance companies has filed a restructuring plan, under whic
Third in a five-part series on Maine's formula for funding local education. Main
Third in a series on Maine's 1993 high school graduates. Portland High's Michae
Third in a series on the business climate in Maine. This installment states tha
Third installment in a three-part series on the November 2 Cape Elizabeth school
"Third Sector" piece on Maine's predicament of accumulated budget deficits and t, Elizabeth Banwell
Thirteen electricians from throughout the state have been named as complainants
Thirteen Maine companies, along with a government delegation that included Gov., Matt Dodge
Thirteen months and more than $7.3 million later, renovated sections of the Port, Casey Conley
This legislative session, the Natural Resources Committee is considering six bil, Jackie Farwell
This month, in response to disappointing revenues, Portland-based Idealswork is, Sean Donahue
This month, the Portland Public Library received an anonymous $100,000 donation,, Kate Bucklin
This month, the University of Southern Maine will open its Center for Entreprene, Michael Donahue
This November's state election ballot may include a $17 million bond issue to fu, Chris Hyde
This past summer, Philip Conkling, president of the Island Institute, accompanie, Philip Conkling
This September, after 81 years in Portland, Haven's Candies will move to a new f, Sara Walbridge
This spring, Loretta Rowe will become the first woman president of the Portland, Ruth Riddick
This summer, Bowdoin College will spend up to $200,000 to renovate the Walker Ar, Greg Gadberry
This week's expected report on the recent State House ballot-tampering scandal m
This week will mark the 100th anniversary of Bath Iron Works building ships for
This year, five towns cut much of the budget for the troubled and debt-ridden Gr, Rebecca Goldfine
This year Junior Achievement will teach 4,500 Maine students about free enterpri
This year, Maine was ranked last by Forbes magazine in its annual "Best States f, Mindy Woerter
This year's Blaine House Conference on Small Business will focus on technology., Christopher Hyde
This year's Greater Portland Landmarks noon lecture series, entitled "Transporta
This year should mark a turning point in finding a solution to the state's low-l
This year's joint state and federal investigation of the State House ballot-tamp
This year's Maine Boatbuilders Show will attract 200 exhibitors to the Portland, Sara Walbridge
This year the Casco Bay Archaeological Project focused on the Basin site in Phip
Thomas and Vicki Lynn Higgins, former owners of Midcoast Fitness Club in Bath, h
Thomas Cabot, 94, has owned more Maine islands than anyone else this century. H, Thomas D. Cabot
Thomas Field, 25, of Lisbon, is among the U.S. Army soldiers reported missing in
Thomas Field, 25, of Lisbon, will be buried today, and between 300 and 500 peopl
Thomas Hedley Reynolds, 72, of Biddeford and Newcastle, was arrested Monday on a
Thomas Hillman of Portland is one of 55 graphic designers to be featured in a Gr
Thomas L. Welch, 43 , Pennsylvania's Chief Deputy Attorney General for antitrust
Thomas L. Welch, deputy attorney general in Pennsylvania specializing in anti-tr
Thomas McBrierty of the Department of Economic and Community Development, Dann L, Alan Long
Thomas Tiberii, owner of Moose Alley Saloon in Portland's Old Port, will be char
Thore Aatlo, 32, of Portland, has been charged with assault and criminal threate
Thore Aatlo of Portland was sentenced to one month in jail and five months of ho
Thos. Moser Cabinetmakers says it plans to open a showroom in New York City and
Though Dwight Blaney (1865-1944), like Carroll Sargent Tyson, is given short shr, Carl Little
Though exports from Maine's largest industries fell in 1996, the decline was off, Chris Hyde
Though professional photographers have much to say that's positive about digital, Rebecca Goldfine
Though unemployment is relatively low -- 4.7% in Maine, 6% nationally -- the lab, Michaela Cavallaro and Scott Sutherland
Thousands of Maine parents who owe child-support payments have contacted the sta
"Threads" piece., Katharina Hagmann
Three Apples Fell From Heaven, John Ventimiglia
Three Bayside subcommittees are close to completing reports to the Portland City, Shirley Jacks and John Cole
Three Canal Plaza has become the latest large Portland office building to change
Three families owning mobile homes in Brunswick's Bay Bridge Estates have filed
"Three Islands, Three Experiences." North Haven Community School weathered its, Deborah DuBrule
"Three Islands, Three Experiences." This year has been tumultuous on Long Islan, Deborah DuBrule
Three Kentucky men were arrested by federal agents after they allegedly tried to
Three Maine-based banks--First Bancorp of Damariscotta, Northeast Bancorp of Lew, Mindy Favreau
Three Massachusetts men were arraigned Tuesday in Biddeford District Court on ch
Three men who discovered what has been called the largest amethyst vein this sid
Three men who were shot at by Katherine Hegarty hours before she was killed by p
Three months after announcing that this will be his last term as Speaker of the
Three of the people involved in racial violence in Oakland last week have been a
Three Old Orchard Beach business have been cited for selling counterfeit T-shirt
Three parents' groups are making efforts to derail a redistricting plan for Port
Three Portland waterfront businesses are competing for a longterm contract with
Three prominent conservatives have resigned their leadership positions in the So
Three related articles on air and water quality in Maine. Despite a precipitous, Chris Hyde
Three related articles on isolation and belonging in Maine island communities., Jeff Dworsky, Chellie Pingree, Philip Booth, Arn H. Pearson, Mary Lou Wendell, and Tony Burkart
Three Sanford police officers suspended for having had sexual contact with 19-ye
Three snowstorms in ten days deposited 21 inches of fresh snow on the area, leav
Three University of Maine football players have tested positive for steroids and
Three years after the so-called Augusta Mental Health Institute consent decree,
Three youths who conspired with Pamela Smart to murder her husband have been tra
Throughout Maine, agencies that provide food assistance to low-income people are, Taylor Smith
Through the federal HUBZone (Historically Underutilized Business Zones) program,, Chris Churchill
Tiffany L. Chamberlain, a former Maine Maritime Academy student who pleaded guil
Tight timber supply, stronger home-building activity and a trading frenzy on the
Tim Diehl of Carrabassett Valley operates one of two dog-sled-for-hire outfits i
Time-Warner cable television company will soon introduce its Roadrunner Internet, Ken Greenleaf
Tim Gerry, 51, of Fairfield, had a heart attack while performing as a clown with
Timothy Porta of Casco, owner of the Migis Lodge on Sebago Lake and the Cry of t
Tim Spaulding, founder of Portland-based LibraryThing.com, which allows users to, Chris Churchill
Today 90 percent of Maine island acreage is forested, up from 10 percent a centu, Philip W. Conkling
Today, fewer than 200 one-room schoolhouses remain in the United States, down fr, Anne Bardaglio
Today is the fiftieth anniversary of the launching of the S.S. Jeremiah O'Brien
Todd Morrisette, founder of Scarborough-based DeadHead Lumber, uses his Aqua-log, Whit Richardson
To enhance marketing and growth efforts, 12 independent subsidiaries of Falmouth, Carol Coultas
To join in community life, newcomers to Maine islands are forced to learn to thi, Cynthia Bourgeault
Tom Chappell, president of Tom's of Maine, is trying to make the company a major
Tom Elbright, owner of the American Hockey League's Baltimore Skipjacks, is so c
Tom Elbright, the owner of the Baltimore Skipjacks, has signed to move his team
Tomorrow, Yarmouth will present 77-year-old Edward Ainsworth with its Latchstrin
Tom Tietenberg, an economics professor at Colby College in Waterville, and Unive, Zach Anchors
"Too-Ra-Loo-Ra-Loo-Ra" on Saint Patrick's Day, 1961
"Top Maine Chambers of Commerce." Detailed table of the 10 largest chambers in, Tory Wright
"Top Maine Chambers of Commerce." Detailed table of the 15 largest chambers in
"Top Maine Public Companies." Table decribing the 15 top Maine public companies
To prevent the abandonment of 233 miles of freight railroad in Northern Maine, t, Rebecca Goldfine
Topsham is spending $350,000 of town money to create access roads and landscapin, John N. Cole
Total attendance during the 12th annual Deering Oaks Festival was estimated at 2
Total enrollment at the University of Maine at Orono is down by 8 percent this y
Tourism, Maine's largest industry, brings $2.7 billion to the state and employs
Town meeting results from Avon; Burnham; Detroit; The Forks; Madrid; Phippsburg;
Town officials from Cape Elizabeth are negotiating a settlement with the state A
Town officials in Nobleboro, Newcastle and Jefferson are questioning whether the
Town officials in Old Orchard Beach have passed ordinances against public urinat
Town officials report that the recession has made tax liens and foreclosures mor
"Townscape." Detailed article the Bath-Brunswick region desire to be known as m, Michael Donahue
"Townscape." Detailed profile of and statistics regarding Cape Elizabeth., Michael Donahue
"Townscape." Detailed profile of Lewiston and Auburn., Michael Donahue
"Townscape." Profile and history of Freeport, related advertisements., Michael Donahue
"Townscape." Profile of Biddeford and Saco., Michael Donahue
"Townscape." Profile of Scarborough, "Maine's best kept economic secret." Its, Michael Donahue
"Townscape." Profile of the town of Windham, including, among other topics, its, Michael Donahue
"Townscape." Profile of the town of Yarmouth. Includes related statistics, adv, Michael Donahue
"Townscape." Profile of Westbrook., Michael Donahue
"Townscape." Profile, with related statistics and related advertisements, of th, Michael Donahue
"Townscape." South Portland is considering doubling its municipl debt to build, Michael Donahue
Townspeople in Kittery are concerned about their safety after 73-year old Maxine
Tracy Gayton hopes to raise $2 million in pledges from 200 investors to build Pi, Christian MilNeil
Trade advocates are concerned about the emphasis in high schools on preparing st, Rebecca Zicarelli
Trade delegations from Brazil and Japan have recently visited Maine and a delega, Matt Dodge
Trailer Theatre at Payson Park : Summer 1947
TrainRiders' Northeast Director Wayne Davis, speaking at a lecture sponsored by
"Travel." Column describing the plans of the Maine Rail Authority and Trainride, Alan Long
"Travel." Profile of Art Connections in Portland and the art vacation it offers, Shirley Jacks
"Travel." Profile of the charter jet business Maine Aviation Corporation., Alan Long
"Travel." With the reduction in airline commissions, Maine travel agents have b, Alan Long
Travis Conway, 13, of Skowhegan, underwent an 8-hour heart transplant operation
Travis Conway, the 14-year-old Skowhegan boy who underwent an emergency heart tr
Treasure hunters are continuing an annual tradition this weekend, crowding into, Curtis Robinson
"Trends." Tourism is Maine's second-largest industry, producing over $3 billion, Mary Ellen FitzGerald
Tribal Assets Management of Portland, an investment firm that represents Indian
Tribal Assets Management of Portland has been criticized by an assistant inspect
Trout Unlimited and the Cumberland Soil and Water Conservation District plan to
Truckers, limo services, and commuters will be able to use one transponder for t, Michaela Cavallaro
Trustees of Portland's Waynflete School are now saying that the March firing of
Trustees of the Cumberland County Civic Center are seeking bids from entertainme
Trustees of the Cumberland County Civic Center voted unanimously Friday to rejec
Trustees of the Falmouth Memorial Library are kicking off a drive to raise money
Trustees of the Maine Technical College System have proposed a 15 percent tuitio
Trustees of the Portland Water District agreed Monday to let the town of Windham
Trustees of the state's technical colleges will meet to discuss the McKernan adm
Trustees of the University of Maine System agreed to seek authorization to borro
Trustees of the University of Maine System are considering a new tuition structu
Trustees of the University of Maine System are expected to grant tenure to a rec
Trustees of the University of Maine System unanimously approved tuition increase
Tsuneko Ikemiya, a Japanese professor of English and acoustic phonetics currentl
Tuesdays have been thick with tourists this summer, as the cruise ship Islandbre, Greggory Elliott
Turner livestock importer Jay Roebuck's farm is the way station for dairy cows t, Jackie Farwell
Twelve environmental activists jailed for criminal trespassing after blocking an
Twelve environmentalists yesterday chose to remain in jail as a way to protest l
Twelve hundred people attended this year's Advertising Resources '96 Trade Show
Twenty-four percent of Maine voters surveyed this week by the Portland Press Her
Twenty-four-year-old Katherine Albano of Portland yesterday won the title of Mis
Twenty-one members of the Steep Falls Baptist Church have filed suit in Cumberla
Twenty-two members of the Freeport Rescue Department, about half of the rescue v
Twice weekly, Portland police chief Michael Chitwood tours the city on a police, Ed King
Twin brothers Geoff and Mike Howe received a contract from the U.S. Army to buil, Whit Richardson
Two 11-year-old Biddeford girls have been charged with theft after they allegedl
Two bills designed to attract a federal office center in Bangor cleared both the
Two boys, ages 11 and 12, have been charged with theft and burglary after Biddef
Two commuter parking-shuttle programs at the new $500,000 parking lot on Margian
Two competing proposals to remake the Maine State Pier are vying for public supp, Sara Donnelly
Two detailed letters to the editor by Maine business owners on the local growth, Joan Wheeler and Judy Tripp
Two dozen parents of Riverton School students have started a petition asking the
Two for-profit methadone maintenance clinics which were to open this spring near
Two Greater Portland non-profits, VNA & Hospice and Community Health Services, p
Two groups of sidewalk preachers are frustrating merchants in Farmington, who cl
Two illegal immigrants, Francisco J. Pinedo-Paz, 19, and Gonzalo Cebellos-Mejia,
Two Internet cafes have opened recently in Portland: JavaNet and Access Internet, Ken Greenleaf
Two lengthy, detailed articles about the current Maine economy. Gov. King sees, Christopher Hyde
Two Maine bridges, the Neal Bridge in Pittsfield and one in Boothbay that will b, Douglas Rooks
Two "Maine Voices" columns on the North American Free Trade Agreement. Robert J.
Two members of the federal Base Closure Commission are scheduled to tour the Por
Two new breast care centers in Portland offer different atmospheres but a simila
Two new community supported fisheries (CSFs), the Port Clyde Draggermen's Cooper, Peter Smith
Two non-profit developers of low-income housing are defaulting on more than $3 m
Two of the state's public advocates have registered opposition to New England Te
Two opossums were trapped underneath Country Farm Furniture in Kennebunkport las
Two people at the DeCoster Egg Farm in Turner became ill with blood infections c
Two Portland art galleries, the Congress Square Gallery at 42 Exchange Street an, Selby Frame
Two Portland churches are trying to raise $3,000 to help 7-year-old AIDS victim
Two Portland firms have formed a joint venture to list and sell hotels and hospi
Two professors at the University of Maine at Machias, Edwin M. Jessiman and Rich
Two promoters, Donald K. Donald of New Brunswick and Entertainment Fund Inc. of
Two related articles on settling in Frenchboro, which has been waging a five-yea, James Hatch, Dean Lunt, and Dean Lunt
Two related articles on the relationships among people, their boats, and their d, Jan Adkins and George Putz
Two reports to the Land Use Regulation Commission prepared by the consulting fir
Two Scarborough women have formed SPLASH (Scarborough Pool League Actively Seeki
Two sections of roof on Custom House Wharf collapsed under the weight of heavy s
Two teenage boys testified yesterday in York County Superior Court in the case a
Two-term Scarborough town council member Judith L. Roy has resigned her post eff
Two-term Scarborough town councilor Judith Roy has withdrawn the resignation she
Two transporation projects in Scarborough, one involving the widening of Route 1
Two Ukrainian seamen are being held at the Cumberland County Jail after leaving
Two Ukrainian seamen who defected from a Russian fishing vessel off the coast of
Two University of Southern Maine researchers, archaeologist Nathan Hamilton and
Two witnesses testifying for the prosecution in the case of four defendants char
T. Y. Lin International has been engineering Maine roads and bridges for 20 yea
"Uncle Tom's Cabin" author Harriet Beecher Stowe had a life-long hobby of painti, Randy Purinton
Under legislation recently passed in Augusta, Maine automobile drivers under the
Under president Michael McSally, York Insurance has posted high or record earnin
Undersea mussel farming off Vinalhaven produces a large volume of a high-quality, Joe Upton
Under special legislation, 192 state workers have retired but continue to work w
Under the direction of Lea Girardin, the Maine Film Office works to attract film, Kerry Elson
Under the leadership of new director Kathleen Brown, Portland's Department of Ec, Ken Greenleaf
Under the leadership of President Roger Gilmore, the Maine College of Art has ex
Under the lead of President Steven Katona, the College of the Atlantic conducted, Michael Donahue
Under the state's 1994-95 Transportation Improvement Program, Maine will nearly
Under the umbrella of the Maine International Trade Center (MITC), three Maine c, Chris Churchill
Underwater photos of the Gulf of Maine taken from Bill Curtsinger's book, "Extre, Bill Curtsinger
Union officials at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard say the Navy has rejected the y
Union officials claim the state has received health insurance rebates of about $
Union Station, Portland, Maine
United Bikers of Maine has formally asked the Baxter State Park Authority to cha
United Health Care Benefits Trust, a California insurance which has some Maine c
United Parcel Service has donated $10,000 to Portland homeless shelters Friendsh
United States Custom House, 1983
United Way kicked off its 1993 capital campaign with early pledges totaling $1.2
United Way of Greater Portland has announced a goal of $6.1 million in pledges f
United Way of Greater Portland hosted a meeting of the social service agencies t
University of Maine associate anthropology professor Paul Roscoe has been awarde
University of Maine associate professor of maritime history, Warren Riess, motiv, Sean Donahue
University of Maine Athletic Director Mike Ploszek announced plans for the Maine
University of Maine at Orono associate professor of civil engineering Dana N. Hu
University of Maine at Orono President Frederick E. Hutchinson has abandoned pla
University of Maine at Orono President Frederick E. Hutchinson has capped enroll
University of Maine at Portland, ca.1964
University of Maine demographer Diedre Mageean says that the recent figure for M
University of Maine economics professor Robert Jordan says that the future of Ma
University of Maine President Frederick Hutchinson has proposed cuts totaling $8
University of Maine System acting chancellor J. Michael Orenduff has been recomm
University of Maine System chancellor Robert L. Woodbury said that tuition incre
University of Maine System chancellor Robert Woodbury has announced his intentio
University of Maine System chancellor Robert Woodbury's announcement that he wil
University of Maine System trustees raised room-and-board rates by an average of
University of New England President Thomas Hedley Reynolds, 72, arrested earlier
University of Southern Maine assistant professor of archaeology Nathan D. Hamilt
University of Southern Maine officials are hoping a slight tuition increase and
University of Southern Maine president Richard Pattenaude outlined measures the
University of Southern Maine professor Joseph Conforti comments on the 100-year
University of Southern Maine professor of epidemiology Douglas Thompson has just
University of Southern Maine's Muskie Institute Director Richard Barringer says
Unlike almost any other American city, Portland has a relatively undeveloped arc, Jeff Clark
Until 1913, when the state Legislature prohibited the practice, the state of Mai
Until recently, mussels were just a curiosity in the Maine fishing community. T
Until the mid-1960s, Harry Goodridge of Rockport hunted great white sharks in Pe, Jane Day
Unum Corp. announced earnings of $80.8 million for the second quarter, a 9.3 per
Unum Corp. announced that it is prepared to buy back some of its stock under the
Unum Corp. believes that long-term health-care represents a huge new market for
Unum Corp. has just purchased a $14.6 million, 10-passenger Falcon 50 jet capabl
Unum Corp. has switched its $5.5 million advertising account from The Guthrie Gr
Unum Corp. on Monday reported that its earnings for the third quarter fell 3.6 p
Unum Corp., realizing that today's changing corporate structure has resulted in
Unum Corp. wants to sell longevity coverage, a type of insurance which would pay
Unum, Hannaford Bros. Co. and other Maine employers are increasingly recognizing
UnumProvident's fourth-quarter earnings report disclosed $60.8 million in invest, Michaela Cavallaro
UNUM's upcoming office building, the largest of its kind in Maine, will house 15, Shirley Jacks
Unum, which yesterday reported that its 1992 earnings jumped 21 percent from 199
Update on the current budget battle being negotiated by the Legislature's Approp
Updates made to Maine's LLC law, first crafted in 1997, aim to allow businesses, Jackie Farwell
Up to 800 state employees could be laid off if the current budget proposals bein
Urchin dealers and divers have reached a consensus that rules, including a seaso
U.S. agriculture officials yesterday declared 14 of Maine's 16 counties to be di
U.S. Attorney Jay McCloskey on Friday said that new federal sentencing guideline
U.S. Attorney Richard Cohen will vacate his office this week to make way for an
U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge James Haines has approved an agreement that will per
U.S. Defense Secretary Les Aspin's plans to reduce the nation's attack-submarine
U.S. District Court Judge D. Brock Hornby has ruled that Maine Drug Enforcement
U.S. District Court Judge Gene Carter approved a $1 million settlement between P
U.S. District Court Judge Gene Carter, Maine's chief federal judge, announced th
U.S. District Court Judge Gene Carter on Thursday sentenced Daryl E. Singleterry
U.S. District Court Judge Gene Carter on Tuesday sentenced Scott Helms, 28, of T
U.S. District Court Judge Morton A. Brody ruled that Training & Development Corp
U.S. District Judge D. Brock Hornby has ruled that the Portland billing srvices
U.S. District judge Gene Carter has upheld the state's tax on milk, which goes i
U.S. District judge Morton A. Brady denied a request by John Atwood, commisssion
U.S. District Judge Morton A. Brody has ruled that half-brothers Hubert E. Hartl
Using a Seahaven donated by Seaway Boats of Winthrop, the Island Institute last
USM Recycles, the very successful student-run project at the University of South
U.S. Navy Secretary John Dalton is in Maine today for visits to Bath Iron Works,
U.S. represenative Bill Zeliff, R-N.H., says that the preliminary results of a G
U.S. represenative Thomas H. Andrews last week came out in opposition to an expo
U.S. represenative Tom Andrews addressed 221 graduating seniors at the Universit
U.S. represenative Tom Andrews will host a meeting between Portland's four comme
U. S. representative Olympia Snowe, in a meeting in Washington with members of U
U.S. Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell denied that he has been interviewed
U. S. Senator Ernest Hollings of South Carolina said yesterday that the Portsmou
U.S. senator Olympia Snowe joined the U.S. Small Business Administration and the, Linda A. Monica
U.S. senator Susan Collins will seek a second term when her first ends in 2002., Ruth Riddick
U.S. senator William Cohen, R-Maine, on Tuesday spoke at a hearing of the Govern
U.S. Windpower Inc. of California has proposed creating the $200 million New Eng
Vanasse Hangen Brustlin Inc., a Massachusetts consulting group, earlier this yea
Ventech Inc. of Bangor, founded by J. Stephen Robbins and Albert "Sandy" Smith,
"Venture Builder" piece about the author's recent partnership with the Universit, Michael Gurau
"Venture Builder" piece about the Obama administration's plan to support innovat, Michael Gurau
"Venture Builder" piece containing an interview with Ariel Wilcox, founder of Po, Michael Gurau
"Venture Builder" piece describing the author's work as president of CEI Communi, Michael Gurau
"Venture Builder" piece featuring an interview with Tom Chappell, CEO of Tom's o, Michael Gurau
"Venture Builder" piece on Erik Schwartz, former Yahoo executive in Silicone Val, Michael Gurau
"Venture Builder" piece on how architect Nielsen Van Duijn of Blue Hill originat, Michael Gurau
"Venture Builder" piece on how Maine might mirror the federal government's innov, Michael Gurau
"Venture Builder" piece on how President Obama's nomination of Karen Mills of Br, Michael Gurau
"Venture Builder" piece on Jean Hoffman, CEO and founder of Putney Inc.--a speci, Michael Gurau
"Venture Builder" piece on Mike Cote, 52, an Auburn native who is head of Looks, Michael Gurau
"Venture Builder" piece on Nanocomp Technologies, a Concord, New Hampshire manuf, Michael Gurau
"Venture Builder" piece on President Obama's recent memorandum advocating more r, Michael Gurau
"Venture Builder" piece on Richard Lugg, who started SonicBlue Aerospace of Falm, Michael Gurau
"Venture Builder" piece on Small Business Administration head Karen Mills of Mai, Michael Gurau
"Venture Builder" piece on the application of Ken Wilber's "integral theory" to, Michael Gurau
"Venture Builder" piece on the Clinton-era, Small Business Administration-sponso, Michael Gurau
"Venture Builder" piece on the Maine/New England winners of multi-agency regiona, Michael Gurau
"Venture Builder" piece on the pros and cons of various types of loans for small, Michael Gurau
"Venture Builder" piece on the Small Business Administration's lead role in supp, Michael Gurau
"Venture Builder" piece on the U.S. Department of Agriculture's efforts to find, Michael Gurau
"Venture Builder" piece with a profile of Peter Murray, who formed Quantrix, aft, Michael Gurau
"Venture Builder" piece with examples of federal initiatives and resources that, Michael Gurau
Vermont's new-psydchedic band Phish played to an eclectic crowd of enthusiastic
Vernon Haines of Millinocket, a hunter who had refused to pay the entrance fee c
Very brief article reporting that the Maine AFL-CIO is opposed to the legislativ
Very brief interview with Heather Quintal of the Elbow Associates door-to-door
Veterans Support Services Inc. provides emergency food and clothing, employment
Vicki Fulkerson, 31, who has muscular dystrophy, was recently granted an excepti
Victoria Dyer, 43, formerly town manager of Boothbay, has resigned that position
Victoria Murphy of Portland and Severin Beliveau of Hallowell will be treated li
Victoria Van Meter, 11, of Meadville, Pa., on Thursday achieved her goal of beco
Victoria Van Meter, 11, of Meadville, Pa., plans to leave Augusta on Monday on t
Victoria Van Meter, 11, of Meadville, Pa., plans to leave Augusta today on the f
Victoria Van Meter, the 11-year-old girl who departed Augusta Monday on a cross-
Victor Mitchell, a senior at Portland High School, was arrested yesterday and ch
"Views from the Top" piece about the benefits of establishing a set of core valu, Doug Packard
"Views from the Top" piece about the five C's of annual planning success: collab, Doug Packard
"Views from the Top" piece about the value to businesses of building long-term r, Doug Packard
"Views from the Top" piece by Doug Packard, CEO and owner of Doug Packard Consul, Doug Packard
"Views from the Top" piece suggests that an inverted organizational chart -- one, Doug Packard
Village Candle, which started four years ago in the kitchen of Paul Aldrich's To, John N. Cole
Vincent L. McKusick, retired chief justice of the Maine Supreme Judicial Court,
Vine-Deer-Chatham Project: Relocation, A Community Effort.
Violence, racism and alcohol abuse at Lake Region High School in Naples are prob
Virgil W. Smith, 18, of Portland, yesterday pleaded innocent to one count of ars
Virginia Hildreth, Portland's Director of Economic Development, is leaving her p
Volunteers in Maine are among thousands nationwide who have been distributing a
Volunteers moved 12,000 books into Waynflete School's new 4,200-square-foot libr
Volunteers representing "No More Than 4," an organization that wants to restrict
Voters in the Lake Region school district will decide tomorrow what to do about
Vyacheslav Rokitzk and Victor Mantitkovski, both 23 and from the Ukraine, escape
Wade Miller, a 21-year-old mentally ill man the state is spending $131,000 to ke
Waino T. Ray of Gorham was 11 in 1927 when he stood in Lanesville, Mass., and wa
Wallace H. Nutting, 65, of Biddeford, was acquitted Thursday in Florida on charg
Wal-Mart has caused significant controversy in Famington, as in Bangor, Auburn,, Douglas Rooks and John Cole
Walter Hanstein, defense attorney for Sherrie Cotton, on Tuesday said the state'
Walter McIntire of the University of Maine College of Education says that, over
Warren Huntington, 48, of Portland, former proprieter of A+W Bookkeeping, has be
Warren Island in West Penobscot Bay is Maine's only offshore State Park. It was, Mike Brown
"Washington Watch" column on the field of candidates who are lining up for the 1, Steve Campbell
"Washington Watch" piece on the North American Free Trade Agreement. Of the 18
"Washington Watch" piece reporting that former Rep. David Emery has been fined $
Waste Management of Maine Inc. has proposed hauling away the trash of Regional W
"Watching Baldacci" piece with a recap of Gov. John Baldacci's 2006 State of the, Taylor Smith
Wayne Berzinis, owner of the Discount Book Outlet on Forest Avenue, is fighting
Wayne Davis, chairman of Trainriders Northeast, says that the proposed Wells tra
Wayne Davis of TrainRiders Northeast put out an appeal for the return of the gro
Waynflete School in Portland has disbanded its Hemp Awareness Group (HAG), which
WCSH-TV and WGME-TV remained off Public Cable Co. on Wednesday, with the former
WCSH-TV (Channel 6 in Portland) and its sister station in Bangor will soon close, Christopher Hyde
WCSH-TV is asking that Public Cable Co. pay it 25 cents per subscriber per month
WCSH-TV is back on Public Cable Co., but the terms of the agreement have not bee
WCSH-TV is now back on 15 cable companies in southern and western Maine, and pla
Welch Everman, 46, an English professor at the University of Maine in Orono, has
Welcoming Ceremonies in Portland with Visitors from Archangel, 1989.
Wells has been selected to be one of four rail stops in Maine when passenger ser
Wendi White has been announced as the new director of the Portland Fish Exchange, Ruth Riddick
Westbrook College in Portland, incorporated into the University of New England i, Michael Donahue
Westbrook High School science teacher L. Anthony Black has been named one of the
Westbrook High School students Tina Rice and David Richards are upset because th
Westbrook police are saying that their investigation into the erasure of a tape
Westbrook Republicans have failed to file proper nomination papers for Rob Smith
West End City Councilor David Marshal will recommend at the Council's next meeti, Ed King
West End councilor David Marshall and East End councilor John Anton, in response
West End greetings, 183 Brackett Street : 1959
West End People piece with a profile of Abraham Schechter, Harlan Baker
West End residents continued efforts this week to keep the Reiche branch of the, Kate Bucklin
WGAN-Am talk-show host Al Diamon, 44, believes that radio talk shows are essenti, Greg Gadberry
WGME-TV and Public Cable Co. have reached an agreement under which the cable sys
WGME-TV and WCSH-TV expect to pull their signals from Public Cable Co. on Tuesda
W. Godfrey Wood, one of 50 candidates, was recently selected as president and ch, Michael Donahue
Whale watchers and researchers aboard the whale-watch boat Oceanic out of Portsm
What Charles and Carol McLane called an "unpretentious exercise" in the 1970s qu, David D. Platt
When Acadia Insurance signed their incorporation papers, they also discovered an, Shirley Jacks
When Adelphia bought eight Maine cable companies in October, it became the state, Michaela Cavallaro
When Bowdoinham lost one of the few businesses in its village, town leaders bega, Rebecca Goldfine
When Burnham-based Pride Manufacturing Co.'s Guilford wood-turning facility went, Jess Kilby
When Chris McCormick became CEO of L.L. Bean five years ago, he stepped in to le, Sean Donahue
When David Bateman proposed to build a luxury resort and corporate retreat in th, Sara Walbridge
When Dick and Jane Davis moved to Arrowsic from Santa Barbara, California, they, John N. Cole
When Helen Kazanides opened European Bakery in Falmouth in 1991, hers was the on
When HP Hood Co. dropped 10 Maine organic dairy farms from its stable of produce, Carol Coultas
When Hurricane Andrew ravaged south Florida last year, it uprooted numerous rare
When it comes to purchasing new fire trucks, the open bidding process is being i
When Levinsky's closed its Falmouth store, its neighbor Nancy Foster-Wolf found, Ken Greenleaf
When Maine Medical Center and Brighton Medical Center merged last year, Mercy ho
When Rockwell Kent arrived in 1905, Monhegan Island was still an Atlantic fronti, Phyllis Austin
When the Internal Revenue Service began auditing self-employed lobstermen in the, Mike Brown
When the new Portland-South Portland bridge is complete, Beach Street in Portlan
While Maine banks are again making business loans, borrowers are facing tougher
While other cities in Maine have had difficulty finding ways to get approval and, Doug Kesseli
While the Maine House last week defeated a bill that would have imposed term lim
While this year's relatively mild winter hurt snow-based businesses across the s, Chris Churchill
Whistle-blower complaints to the Maine Human Rights Commission now account for o
White Rock Distilleries Inc. of Lewiston has exported thousands of bottles of it
William Ambrose says that without the Small Business Administration, he would ha
William D. McDonough, chief lobbyist for the Seacoast Shipyard Association, says
William J. Vail is resigning as state fish and game commissioner effective Febru
William M. Bennett, who was fired from his position as headmaster at Portland's
William McDonough, former commander of the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard and now chi
William Moore, a researcher at the University of Southern Maine's Production Tec
William Olsen, 64, of South Bristol, maintains thousands of clothing-store manne
William Seretta, former chief executive of Harper/Connecting Point Computer Cent
William Shelley, a native of Falmouth who now lives in Atlanta, hopes to draw vi
William Steele reviews LA Public Theater's production of "The Road to Mecca."
William Wegman, a summer resident of Rangeley, photographs his Weimarener dogs i
Willis Lyford, Gov. John McKernan's longtime spokesman, is resigning from his po
Will Kreth, editorial director of Road Runner/Time Warner Cable, will start a Ma, Ken Greenleaf
Will Marquis, 18, of Freeport, and two boys under age 18, all members of the FSU
Windham Junior High and Windham High schools are the only ones in southern Maine
Windham merchants have developed a phone tree which can notify 200 area business
Windham, the only Greater Portland community operating an illegal transfer stati
Windham town councilors voted 5-2 in favor of relaxing the town's housing densit
Windham town officials have secured a $1.2 million Farmers Home Administration g
Windham voters opposed to the pay-per-bag trash collection system approved by th
Windjammers Jim Sharp and Peter Drury comment on traveling Maine's islands by sc, Jim Sharp, Peter Drury, and Henry W. Taft
Windjammer vacations have changed over the past few years. Lengthy, detailed ar, Scott Andrews
Wini Smart, president of the Great Cranberry Island Historical Society, research, Cherie Galyean
Winter golf enthusiasts can tee off at Fore Season Golf in Portland. Its indoor
Winter is the busiest season for the Maine Seacoast Mission, which supplies staf, Tony Burkart
Winthrop-based Commtel, known officially as Community Service Communications, wa, Michaela Cavallaro
Winthrop Libby, 81, a former president of the University of Maine at Orono, died
Winton F. Scott, the lead architect of the Portland City Hall auditorium renovat
Wiscasset-based Coastal Enterprises Inc. (CEI), a community development financia, Carol Coultas
With controversy raging over the ethics of using growth hormone to treat short c
With its invitation to The Gap to open an outlet store, Rockland is poised to be, Shirley Jacks
With Maine's forest fire season approaching, the state's Forest Service will inc
With new families moving to Matinicus Island and the revival of its one-room sch, Steve Cartwright
With only five percent of its land devoted to public conservation, Maine ranks 4, J Mason Morfit
With the 10th anniversary of the Portland Museum of Art's Charles Shipman Payson
With the 1994 gubernatorial primaries just a little more than one year away, the
With the decline of the Florida Marlins and the departure of numerous Marlins, P, Ed King
With the number of cars passing through the York turnpike toll plaza up noticeab
With the number of hunters in Maine declining, four owners of hunting-related bu, Sean Donahue
With the post-Civil War introduction of the purse-seine, Maine's mackerel fisher, Ben Neal
With the recent announcement that the Alfred Police Department is reopening the
With the Scarborough Town Council electing not to change the town's 13-year-old
With the support of the U.S. Coast Guard and the interest of local college and c, Deborah Davis
With tonight's Tri-State Megabucks jackpot at $11 million, Maine State Lottery o
Witnesses for the prosecution in the case involving four defendants in the June
W. L. Blake sold its Portland warehouse to F. W. Webb in late November.
W. Mitchell Donovan, just named director of the Greater Portland Economic Develo
Wolfe's Neck Farm is trying to increase its production of organically raised bee, Michaela Cavallaro
WOMBATS (Women's Mountain Bike and Tea Society) is a worldwide group with over 7
Women Unlimited, directed by State Senator Dale McCormick, provides women a 14-w
Women Unlimited of Augusta is raising money for its Rosie the Riveter off-to-wor, Ruth Riddick
Wooden boat building has been a tradition on Beals Island, long before the 1958, Brenda T. Dodge
Woods to Goods Outlet on Route 1 in York is the first store in Maine to sell onl
Woody Bishop of Rowe Ford is Maine's "Mr. Hummer," the product manager for Maine, John N. Cole
"Working knowledge: exploring the needs of four key industries and how to meet t, Michael LeVert and Chuck Lawton
"Working knowledge: exploring the needs of four key industries and how to meet t, Michael LeVert and Chuck Lawton
"Working Knowledge: Exploring the needs of four key industries and how to meet t, Chuck Lawton and Michael LeVert
"Working Knowledge: Part V of VI, on the needs of four key industries and how to, Jackie Farwell
Working Waterfront, a journal, began as a larger effort to set up a marine resou, David D. Platt
Work is scheduled to begin next week on the 84-lot Windward subdivision off Gorh
Work on the International Marine Terminal in Portland will continue through July
Wright Express began with three Portland-area gas stations that hooked fuel pump, Jackie Farwell
Writer Alfred DePew of Portland, lawyer John D. Bradford of Biddeford, poet Mart
Writer and sculptor John Garber has owned Sequin, or Seguin Island for over a de, John M. Garber
Yaeko Collier, 50, of Portland, is the new president of the Japan Society of Mai
Yarmouth educational officials recently unveiled a plan to shorten the summer va
Yarmouth High School principal Kenneth Nye has been named principal of the year
Yarmouth High School principal Kenneth Nye, recently named Maine's principal of
Yarmouth High School student Alex Collins is on the steering committee for the u, Ruth Riddick
Yarmouth officials are considering a townwide revaluation and they fear that whi
Yarmouth residents living near the pier that serves the ferry that runs to Cumbe
Yarmouth's Affordable Housing Alliance has found a parcel of land which it hopes
Yarmouth Town Planner David Klenk is resigning his position after 4 1/2 years fo
Years of accumulated silt in Yarmouth's harbor have made negotiating the waterwa
Yellow Light Breen, senior vice president at Bangor Savings Bank, discusses the, Rebecca Goldfine
Yesterday witnessed the first town meeting in the history of Long Island, which
York-based Stonewall Kitchen last month rolled out the Barefoot Contessa Pantry, Chris Churchill
York County commissioners on Monday voted to uphold Sheriff Michael Bemis' April
York County District Attorney Michael Cantara, acting on a request from the Sanf
York County District Attorney Michael Cantara is recommending that David Rochele
York County Jail officer Raymond "Tank" Moreau, 54, hs been indicted on charges
York County sheriff Michael Bemis has decided that York County Jail will no long
York County sheriff Michael Bemis will attempt to negotiate a contract with Cumb
York County sheriff Michael E. Bemis, 36, of Kennebunk, has announced his intent
York County Sheriff's Department Chief Deputy Linwood "Skip" Turnbull has resign
York Hospital has the shortest average stay of any of Maine's 42 hospitals for w