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Submissions from 2011
Artist Robert Shetterly poses with local civil rights activist Gerald E. Talbot
Submissions from 2010
An article called "2010: A Look Back," includes a mention under April 8 of the c
An article on the thoughtful renovation by Portland-based Northland Enterprises, David Carkhuff
An in-depth look at the history and current function of the Maine Charitable Mec, David Carkhuff
Area librarians who attended the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the renovated Portl, David Carkhuff
A West End Neighborhood Association meeting will address the future of the Reich, David Carkhuff
Leaders of the Central Square Baptist Church on Stevens Avenue want to give the, David Carkhuff
The Portland Public Library will display Bayside Trail public art bench designs, David Carkhuff
Among other cuts, Portland would close three library branches next fiscal year u, Casey Conley
As the $7.3 million renovation of the Portland Public Library winds down, the ma, Casey Conley
Due to the city's bleak financial outlook and a third year of flat-funding for l, Casey Conley
Thirteen months and more than $7.3 million later, renovated sections of the Port, Casey Conley
Steven Blush, author of "American Hardcore: A Tribal History," will bring his pr, Mark Curdo
Portland's Public Art Commission has unveiled 17 proposals for artist-designed b, Matt Dodge
The Maine Comic Arts Festival, presented by Casablanca Comics, has added a day o, Matt Dodge
Bob Higgins column on the donation by the Portland Press Herald of its photo neg, Bob Higgins
The Riverton Community Association (RCA) has gathered 2,000 signatures in suppor, Curtis Robinson
On Oct. 4, the Portland Public Library will host the jazz play "It's a Hardbop L, Daily Sun Staff
Submissions from 2009
Paul Tetzlaff, security and maintenance director with the Portland Public Librar
In an article on improvements taking place in several buildings on Monument Squa, David Carkhuff
In the first of a three-part series on homelessness, mention is made of how the, David Carkhuff
Since NCS Logistics of Scarborough backed out of a contract to deliver interlibr, David Carkhuff
The Portland Public Library is about halfway through the first phase of its reno, David Carkhuff
According to Ledgewood Construction, 75 percent of the Portland Public Library's, Casey Conley
A look at the Portland Public Library's ongoing $7.3 million renovation, expecte, Casey Conley
A year after the Reiche branch of the Portland Public Library escaped closure du, Casey Conley
Maine author and Pulitzer-Prize winner Richard Russo will read from and sign his, Casey Conley
Portland Public Library Director Steve Podgajny said, that faced with cutting $1, Casey Conley
The Portland Public Library kicked off a membership drive for the Friends of the, Casey Conley
Bob Higgins column on the Portland Public Library's bold move to require patrons, Bob Higgins
An article on the upcoming Portland Public Library book sale, which will combine, Curtis Robinson
The Portland Public Library's annual used book sale might be the last one that t, Curtis Robinson
Treasure hunters are continuing an annual tradition this weekend, crowding into, Curtis Robinson
Submissions from 1900
The Locavore piece on the wide array of cookbooks and food-related, Margo Mallar