| News: - Man arrested for indecent conduct on Western Prom |
| News: - Police arrest Portland residents on cocaine, pot charges |
| News: - Do you read the ghosts? |
| News: - Autobiographical cartoonist to visit library Aug. 17 |
| News: - Capisic Street, Canco Road sites of utility work Monday |
| News: - One venue bans cover songs, others embrace them |
| News: - With new ticket, Lottery goes deep into Patriot fandom |
| News: - Hot island ride being raffled off |
| News: - Ramp work a backdrop to bigger Franklin Arterial discussion |
| News: - State Theatre begins ticket pre-sales |
| News: - Musician delves underground, returns with gifts |
| News: - Chandler’s Band of Portland to play at Fort Allen Park tonight |
| News: - What's In a Name? |
| News: - The Corner Room Kitchen & Bar adds outdoor seating |
| News: - Umbrella museum creator releases book |
| News: - Creative groups eye future together, or not |
| News: - Safe paths part of larger Franklin Arterial planning |
| News: - Maine Historical Society hosts poets Estha Weiner and Betsy Sholl |
| News: - 'Circuit Breaker' tax and rent refund program applications available Aug. 1 |
| News: - Civic Center weathers live-show slump |
| News: - With city facade money, awnings adorn State Theatre block |
| News: - Local iPhone developer helps golfers, hits green |
| News: - Portland, SoPo invest $6 million in curbing sewage pollution |
| News: - LearningWorks and Wolfe’s Neck Farm to celebrate opening of greenhouse |
| News: - Space: The Food Cart Final Frontier |
| News: - Orange lobster lands in tank at Harbor Fish Market |
| News: - Festival of Nations returns under new banner |
| News: - Web-based and local, music radio station planned |
| News: - Ohio Valley Refinery & Roadshow coming to Portland Tuesday |
| News: - Small vessels face new discharge regulations |
| News: - Zen is part of the ride with city's pedi-taxis |
| News: - Pair arrested after two armed robberies in Westbrook |
| News: - Superman impersonator visits Falmouth |
| News: - 5-ton steamroller could become a tool of art |
| News: - Tesh SoPo concert to benefit gulf fishermen |
| News: - West End, Parkside pose unique policing challenges |
| News: - Oceanside Conservation Trust to host annual meeting |
| News: - Firefighters quietly accept pay freeze |
| News: - Pilings nearly in place for $3.3 million Coast Guard wharf |
| News: - Maine Historical Society gets grant to process Central Maine Power collection |
| News: - Air traffic controllers mourn loss of Portland pilot |
| News: - Waterfront changes headed to another workshop |
| News: - New stormwater fee gets council blessing |
| News: - Bowling for Bayside Trail Fundraiser Strikes Gold |
| News: - What's In a Name? |
| News: - Councilors want mulligan on 'in lieu of' parking fees |
| News: - Very different ferry tales |
| News: - Not seeking another term, Skolnik eyes agenda |
| News: - Factory Portland aims to catalyze local musical talent |
| News: - U.S. Navy captures Bigfoot in Portland |
| News: - Negative report casts doubt on Nova Scotia ferry |
| News: - Victims of BP spill warn: Maine not immune |
| News: - Tank mural paint engineer wins international award |
| News: - Non-citizen voting group hands in 5K signatures |
| News: - Venue music hall opens on Forest Avenue |
| News: - Despite critics, new ferry bids continue |
| News: - Rappers try to build 'empire' in Portland |
| News: - What's In a Name? |
| News: - Cold brew heating up city's coffeeshops. |
| News: - What's In a Name? |
| News: - Passport, other fees increase today |
| News: - Medical marijuana zoning on planners' agenda today |
| News: - Cultivating Community launches farmer's markets |
| News: - Pingree's online counter a warning to royalty |
| News: - Sea Dogs host Goodwill Industries donation drive |
| News: - Creative group blogs down in details |
| News: - Correction |
| News: - For Evangeline owner, anti-hunger event is personal |
| News: - Scarborough Fire Department gets grant to hire full-time personnel |
| News: - Neighbors mulling Reiche's future |
| News: - The summer of trails |
| News: - Townsend Real Estate's Defilipp wins green designation |
| News: - Downeaster train service expanding to Brunswick |
| News: - Portland’s Amidon honored as Appraisal Institute's 'volunteer of distinction' |
| News: - City terminal lost $3,500 in shipping snafu |
| News: - Compromise announced on gas pipe replacement |
| News: - Trying to help, local man ferments kombucha debate |
| News: - Feeling the sizzle |
| News: - What's In a Name? |
| News: - Relax: Rosemont moving, not closing, original location |
| News: - Merchants bring the festival essentials to Nateva |
| News: - Rep. Adams chosen for Harvard Kennedy School of Government |
| News: - New cocktail lounge is Shima extension, not knock-off |
| News: - Report creates green checklist for next governor |
| News: - Roundtable discussion at USM tackles energy, climate change |
| News: - New street teams contacting city's homeless |
| News: - Hoop it up with fireworks for the Fourth |
| News: - 'Summer Slam' story included non-drug related arrests |
| News: - Pedaling their wares |
| News: - Local bands ponder big Nateva crowd |
| News: - Florence House named finalist in affordable housing finance readers’ choice awards |
| News: - Munjoy Commons moves into interior renovations |
| News: - Inn on Peaks Island hosts Acorn dinner theater |
| News: - Local theater asks: Ready for your close-up? |
| News: - Eat pancakes and support Scarborough Marsh |
| News: - Portland Museum of Art’s Winslow Homer illustrations debut online |
| News: - Disabled American Veterans mobile service comes to SoPo |
| News: - A day out, Nateva fest adds attractions |
| News: - A Second Amendment encounter on Portland streets |
| News: - Police chief: Gun laws balance rights, reasonable limits |
| News: - Making whoopie, drawing a crowd |
| News: - Trailblazer for gun control in Maine unbowed |
| News: - Building a festival |
| News: - Court's gun ruling has both sides pondering effect |
| News: - Maine Jewish Film Festival seeks local films about Jewish mothers |
| News: - Avesta Housing honored with service awards at Preble meeting |
| News: - Foreclosure prevention clinic offered today in Portland |
| News: - Israeli prisoner the focus of weekend remembrances |
| News: - Taking Maine's summer music festivals FURTHER |
| News: - Festivals in Maine |
| News: - 'The Lost Cyclist' author to appear at local bookstore |
| News: - Death of Shep Lee mourned by leaders |
| News: - Putting it all on(the)line |
| News: - All Maine post offices open regular hours July 3 |
| News: - City 'surprised' to learn of shipping terminal snafu |
| News: - Hoodies, sunglasses, caps targeted by Westbrook Police |
| News: - Intermezzo Young Artist Program comes to Portland |
| News: - East End artists open studios for public tour |
| News: - Oxford Networks receives Congressional Record Commendation |
| News: - Internet employed in hunt for Scarborough woman |
| News: - Parking fees are part of urban shift |
| News: - Scaling back is one strategy for online music support |
| News: - Second annual Sgt. Johnsey & Sgt. Betters Benefit Memorial Ride in July |
| News: - MENSK hosts Rooftop Film at Free Street parking garage |
| News: - Maple’s Organics notes grand opening festivities on Sunday |
| News: - Simply Divine Brownies opens in Freeport |
| News: - What's In a Name? |
| News: - Fifth Maine hosts lecture on POW camp in Stark, N.H. |
| News: - Decrying oil spill, faith leaders echo Obama's call for prayer, faith |
| News: - Taste of the Nation aims to raise $100,000 on Sunday |
| News: - Inspection renews sticker that halted shipping job |
| News: - Planning board workshop today revisits Wash. Ave. mosque |
| News: - City nixes pot dispensary moratorium |
| News: - Woman's Literary Union presents scholarships |
| News: - Annual Greek Heritage Festival returns to Portland |
| News: - Some reads on hot summer reads |
| News: - Strange Maine book inspires a sense of wander |
| News: - Teacher pedals by example in 13-state mission |
| News: - Local Sprouts emerges in Arts District |
| News: - Developer eyes old Binga's for 'coworking' space |
| News: - Kiwanis Pool to open for season next Monday |
| News: - Marshall sponsors zoning change with dispensaries in mind |
| News: - Theft of gift shop's gay-pride flag spurs questions in Pride Week |
| News: - Expired inspection sticker halts freight job |
| News: - Yarmouth Clam Festival adds valet bicycle parking |
| News: - Work party tackles Back Cove Rain Garden Saturday |
| News: - SoPo chase ends in arrest, tests pursuit procedures |
| News: - Free family summer dinner program opens at Lincoln Middle School |
| News: - Sea Dogs Father’s Day 5k Road Race to benefit fight against prostate cancer |
| News: - Peaks Island art gallery announces exhibit |
| News: - Sampson Center for Diversity hosts open house tonight |
| News: - The Portland Greens respond to Bragdon with thanks |
| News: - Island residents warned of fire danger |
| News: - USM hosts international conference on using technology in education |
| News: - Narrow gauge railroad hosts live music in event wtih Eternal Otter |
| News: - Finally, Maine asked to help with Gulf spill |
| News: - Bayside, like its namesake fair, thrives |
| News: - Sonar equipment taken from boat |
| News: - Gay Pride festival moves off pier, features 'Queer Eye' celeb |
| News: - State Police seek Waldoboro man |
| News: - Clogged artery? Gorham east-west highway under review |
| News: - Plane pull previewed for Aviation Exposition |
| News: - Big Time in Old Port |
| News: - Galin appointed Portland Public Schools’ chief academic officer |
| News: - Late-night high-speed drive ends in arrest of two SoPo teens |
| News: - Police seek leads on fatal shooting |
| News: - Around the World in an afternoon |
| News: - Seventh-graders board city's Underground Railroad |
| News: - Public can comment Thursday on Charter Commission proposals |
| News: - Deepwater Horizon spill worries Gulf of Maine experts |
| News: - Climate change push targets Collins, Snowe |
| News: - Gulf of Maine report stresses effects of ocean warming |
| News: - Cape Elizabeth man elected to Ducks Unlimited board |
| News: - Maine Credit Unions’ Campaign for Ending Hunger raises $17,000 |
| News: - Petition drive takes to the polls |
| News: - Monday farmers' market hopes to succeed where others failed |
| News: - City strongly backs Rowe, Mitchel, Bonds |
| News: - Local musicians, artists find money on Kickstart site |
| News: - 24-year-old found dead in hot tub |
| News: - Election Day arrives with ways to enroll, vote |
| News: - City approves a festive summer calendar |
| News: - Oil spill vigil set for SoPo |
| News: - What's In a Name? |
| News: - Havana South to go big, feel small |
| News: - Rotary Club of Breakwater Daybreak seeks exchange candidates |
| News: - Suspects arrested for using fake travelers checks at Target |
| News: - Maine Civil Liberties Union, USM team up on civic education seminar |
| News: - Primary election primer |
| News: - FEMA flood map updated to allow waterfront development |
| News: - Now, who did you say was running? |
| News: - Internet offers sites, TV debates for voter consideration |
| News: - Stepping out for Art Walk? Try free trolley |
| News: - Two First Friday Walk groups merge efforts |
| News: - Nighttime events added to Pride weekend |
| News: - Amid controversy, possible legislation, racial profiling event today |
| News: - Voters asked to approve deep-water pier for cruise ships |
| News: - Bayside Bowl ready to roll as new cultural hotspot |
| News: - With many undecided, Dems take a debate tack |
| News: - Bike for Equality seeks to raise money for Preble Street |
| News: - Lyseth students to perform environmental sound pieces |
| News: - PUC sets cast-iron pipe replacement hearing |
| News: - SoPo police arrest man on charges of failure to comply with sex offender registration |
| News: - Linda Bean's builds out with deck |
| News: - Burglaries rise in city; one homicide so far, same as last year |
| News: - Johnny Rockets to open in Freeport |
| News: - GOP hopefuls debate jobs, issues |
| News: - Decked out |
| News: - Program encourages adults to return to college |
| News: - Drive-In feature |
| News: - Westbrook Police seek suspect in aggravated assault |
| News: - Democratic Unity Spaghetti Supper set for June 16 in SoPo |
| News: - Scottish-Gaelic society crosses swords with history |
| News: - Restaurant, farm team offering veggie delivery service |
| News: - Westbrook police arrest pair on cocaine, pill possession charges |
| News: - Stars aligning for State, HillyTown blogger says |
| News: - City hopes new $140,000 gangway will welcome season's first large cruise ship |
| News: - Kayak, dinghy rack rentals offered at East End Beach |
| News: - More police, 'text-a-tip' part of Old Port crackdown |
| News: - City to host full-scale aircraft emergency exercise June 5 |
| News: - Renovations to continue as State Theatre comes on line |
| News: - State Theatre to reopen |
| News: - BofA on Forest Ave. robbed at gunpoint |
| News: - Port City Music Hall sees opportunity in State's reopening |
| News: - Roadtrips to State shows part of musical identity |
| News: - Police to announce new under-age drinking program |
| News: - Corrections |
| News: - A late-game chance to influence Veterans Memorial Bridge rebuild |
| News: - What's In a Name? |
| News: - Author Ann Hood coming to USM for reading, book signing |
| News: - Portland to Host Health Fair for Racial and Ethnic Minority Communities |
| News: - Waltz appointed as Deering High principal |
| News: - Slow Food Portland, museum team up on local foods event |
| News: - Cruise ship season starts at Ocean Gateway |
| News: - Osprey thrive on pier, in Freeport park |
| News: - Portland Press Herald vacates longtime home |
| News: - Rep. Eberle celebrates South Portland’s 30th year as a ‘Tree City’ |
| News: - Spring Point Ledge adds Sundays in July |
| News: - Police arrest 20-year-old in Benson death |
| News: - UM Cooperative Extension offers canning classes |
| News: - Scarborough High School Art Club helps Wayside with ice cream social |
| News: - Author Lehane to speak at Portland Public Library |
| News: - Sierra Club, Maine Rail Transit Coalition present livability forum |
| News: - Gaming the Phoenix |
| News: - Facade grant helps Port City Music Hall build marquee |
| News: - Portland Water District warns of imposters posing as employees |
| News: - Portland cruise ship season begins Monday with Clelia II visit, city reports |
| News: - Portland woman dies in Westbrook single-car crash |
| News: - It's a big weekend for serious comics fans |
| News: - Former U.S. Secretary of Defense Cohen to speak at UM School of Law Commencement |
| News: - Space comes to earth with 'Food: Farm' series |
| News: - PAETEC telecom firm ses bright future in Portland |
| News: - Employees get their hands dirty for Day of Caring |
| News: - First annual WestFest kicks off Saturday |
| News: - USM professors named Fulbright Scholars |
| News: - Portland too big for its britches? Skeptic says you can't find underwear here |
| News: - United Way launches Day of Caring today |
| News: - Artists sought to design Bayside Trail benches |
| News: - Green Design closing on Commercial St. |
| News: - HillyTown presents: Selbyville, Jakob Battick & Friends, Milagres |
| News: - Burglars strike Holm Avenue homes |
| News: - Labor group folds in wake of Front Room campaign |
| News: - Driving without seatbelts, teenage parties targeted by agencies |
| News: - Blog Watch |
| News: - Still no Taser use in SoPo this year |
| News: - Study cited to call for ban on bisphenol A in Maine |
| News: - Dubec named managing partner of SoPo LongHorn Steakhouse |
| News: - Cars take a hit with new development plan |
| News: - Missed deadline could cost Portland nonprofits their tax-exempt status |
| News: - For-profit trumps nonprofit for solar-power promoter |
| News: - League of Women Voters sponsors forums on Question 1 |
| News: - Public can register by June 9 for AARP Driver Safety Class |
| News: - Giving back |
| News: - Local bars, restaurants gear up for World Cup crowds |
| News: - Activists push for ban on 40 chemicals in Maine |
| News: - Cool it! Milder weather helps plants catch up to calendar |
| News: - Blog Watch |
| News: - Top national transportation officials and advocates to join in Portland |
| News: - Chemical ban puts Maine in national spotlight |
| News: - Band benefit grows into two-day mini-festival |
| News: - Women in Harmony to perform this weekend |
| News: - Jordan's Meats sign salvaged just in time |
| News: - 'Street team' ready to engage city's homeless |
| News: - Reiche principal to head East End Community School |
| News: - Course on volunteer management offered through Project Invest |
| News: - Cheverus student’s work published in Telling Room anthology |
| News: - Committee to review waterfront office plan for Pierce Atwood |
| News: - Forum to explore options for Arts District park |
| News: - City approves Adams School redevelopment |
| News: - School budget election today |
| News: - What's In a Name? |
| News: - Sewer line work near Jordan's Meats site to prompt lane closures |
| News: - Stimulus program aiding Portland's homeless |
| News: - City seeks public feedback about Congress Square |
| News: - City to begin crosswalk painting next week |
| News: - Fire prolongs demo to Jordan's Meats plant |
| News: - Hello, goodbye: Old Port turnover varies from cigars to jewelry |
| News: - What's In a Name? |
| News: - Southern Maine COAD to hold Volunteer Reception Center training |
| News: - Tate House Museum plans herb sale on May 29 |
| News: - Fire startles witnesses, tenants |
| News: - City looks to brand itself as creative Mecca |
| News: - Lisa-Marie’s Made in Maine gift shop plans grand opening |
| News: - Whisky and rivalries: Book explores lives of Irish dockworkers |
| News: - Portland schools win grants for fresh fruits, vegetables |
| News: - Former Jordan's plant gutted by afternoon fire |
| News: - West End enters festival foray with WestFest |
| News: - After 30 years, Decorum Hardware calls it quits |
| News: - Holistic Moms Network forms Portland chapter |
| News: - A place to rest one's wings |
| News: - City clerk’s office open this Saturday for absentee voting, voter registration |
| News: - Bloom Burg |
| News: - City warns of sewer repairs on Washington Ave. |
| News: - Yarmouth student wins Arbor Day poster contest |
| News: - Portland Public Schools featured on MPBN’s 'Maine Watch' |
| News: - U.S. Postal Service seeks donations to stamp out hunger |
| News: - Low-Flying Airplanes win 2010 Rock Off |
| News: - Portland school district announces graduation dates |
| News: - Mustaches grow with donations in Council on International Educational Exchange event |
| News: - UMF Community Orchestra to present spring concert Saturday |
| News: - Benefit concert on May 15 to be held in recently opened sanctuary |
| News: - West End group targeting cigarette butts |
| News: - AmeriCorps Week includes local events |
| News: - What's In a Name? |
| News: - Local Waterkeeper active in Gulf spill |
| News: - Charges filed in sweatshirt robbery |
| News: - Cab driver robbed, stabbed in the face |
| News: - Laura Vogel Memorial 5K to run through Bayside |
| News: - Deering Oaks bridge eyed for a makeover |
| News: - Egyptian tomb, Longfellow relative among MHS topics |
| News: - Farmers say spring a month early |
| News: - Police: Homeless man assaulted over pills |
| News: - Police sorting out details from Friday stabbing |
| News: - Portland Ice Arena hosts Ice Show this weekend |
| News: - 'White Hoods and Shillelaghs' talk on Klan starts lecture series Sunday |
| News: - City goes purple to support campaign against domestic violence |
| News: - In Cajun Country, links to New England |
| News: - High school musicans take the stage at 26th Rock-Off |
| News: - Bark in the Park gives Slugger company at Hadlock Saturday |
| News: - Police: Mom caught selling child's pills |
| News: - Portland hosting first-ever parks forum today |
| News: - 'Stamp out hunger' campaign responds to rising need |
| News: - Store preps for its first Free Comic Book Day |
| News: - Trades council announces labor breakfast |
| News: - Portland Symphony Orchestra concludes 2009-10 season with Mahler |
| News: - Rally planned to highlight 'racist' Ariz. law |
| News: - Portlander appointed MCLU field director |
| News: - Pink tulips bloom at Longfellow School in support of cancer patients |
| News: - What's In a Name? |
| News: - Three arrested in two Westbrook heroin busts |
| News: - March of Dimes plans walks across Maine |
| News: - Worker-owned cafe, arty bakery plan May openings |
| News: - Daily Sun welcomes new contributor |
| News: - Westbrook Salvation Army to merge with Portland office |
| News: - Heald to receive 2010 Justice Louis Scolnik Award |
| News: - Portland Farmer's Market named in top 10 by Travel and Leisure |
| News: - Dozens of places to play featured in free city map |
| News: - Baines joins Friends of Casco Bay |
| News: - Confederate flag underscores division at gun rally |
| News: - Hobbs names Cagney as licensed funeral director |
| News: - Cycles in all shapes and sizes available at 'Bike Swap' |
| News: - Suspects sought in Sagamore home invasion |
| News: - Midcoast Council of Governments hires marketing firm |
| News: - Levey Day School announces new director |
| News: - Capisic Brook Clean-up returns May 1 |
| News: - Portland School Committee to meet on budget cuts |
| News: - Earth Day gathering invokes climate change, clean energy |
| News: - Two weeks left to order compost bins, rain barrels from the city |
| News: - Unum, Portland youth minister among governor's volunteer award recipients |
| News: - Rotary Club of Falmouth announces Cinco de Mayo Fiesta |
| News: - Moore sends two student teams to project citizen state showcase |
| News: - See the light with laser shows |
| News: - Correction |
| News: - Gilsland Farm gardeners dig in on Earth Day |
| News: - Portland hires first 'sustainability coordinator' |
| News: - Armed robbery suspect caught in Fla. |
| News: - Community leaders to gather at Maine Audubon's Gilsland Farm for Earth Day |
| News: - Back Cove project to remove pollutants from storm water |
| News: - Peace Action Maine features Chomsky for keynote talk Saturday |
| News: - Official: Concerns over new ferry come 'too late' |
| News: - SoPo teen charged with drug trafficking |
| News: - Sign of the times? |
| News: - PROP Family Expo Saturday promises family fun |
| News: - Portland Trails seeks volunteers for benefit auction |
| News: - Work day at Fort Preble set for Saturday, May 1 |
| News: - Last month's record warmth marches into April |
| News: - Portland Trails, Planet Dog team up to work on new Bayside Trail |
| News: - What drives the Maine Charitable Mechanic Association? |
| News: - Epicurious couple expand into coffee shop |
| News: - Obama visit cost city nearly $20k |
| News: - Norbert of Cheverus High wins national scholarship |
| News: - Skillin Elementary School takes learning into the garden |
| News: - Century-old church offered as gift to library system |
| News: - Local students hosting Gov. candidates at City Hall |
| News: - Obama-bound beer sendoff gives brewers a chance to tout product |
| News: - Councilor planning gun control rally Sunday |
| News: - Wolfe’s Neck Woods plans birding festival |
| News: - Spose appears at Bull Moose for Record Store Day |
| News: - Franklin Arterial inbound lanes to be closed Monday morning |
| News: - State agencies closed Monday and Tuesday for holiday, cost savings |
| News: - Fee-nomina |
| News: - Legislature supports funding for Gulf of Maine restoration |
| News: - Cab driver assaulted outside Kennedy Park |
| News: - City eyes revisions to E. Prom dog rules |
| News: - An historic day for library lovers |
| News: - 'Reconciliation Portland' expert on Western, African cultures to speak April 28 |
| News: - Turn the Tide Health Collaborative plans May 3 clinic for the uninsured |
| News: - Check it out: Portland's main library re-opens today |
| News: - YMCA's Portland branch to hold Healthy Kids Day Saturday |
| News: - $5.5 million 'boat to nowhere' stirs debate |
| News: - Demo begins on Jordan's Meats plant |
| News: - No curbside trash/recycling in Portland on Patriots Day |
| News: - Layoff picture far from clear at City Hall |
| News: - More Portlanders carrying concealed firearms |
| News: - Westbrook's Walker Library hosts origami week |
| News: - Mama's Crow Bar |
| News: - USM Foundation board funds Presidential Scholarships |
| News: - Autopsy indicates Mapleton man drowned |
| News: - Bayside activist surrounded, attacked by teens |
| News: - Steve Miller Band coming to Portland |
| News: - Traveling in groups, graffiti vandals ramp up their tags |
| News: - Putting rap on the map |
| News: - Vote possible on downtown hotel, condo project |
| News: - Post offices note hours for Tax Day |
| News: - Local attorney launches Women’s Professional Group |
| News: - Lincoln seventh grade to visit Ferry Beach Ecology School |
| News: - Analysis: New-look library worth the wait |
| News: - Waynflete meets potential protest with rally of its own |
| News: - Acorn announces 2010 Maine Playwrights Festival |
| News: - Monument Square trees rooted in private cash |
| News: - West African cultural parade celebrates spring |
| News: - Library system entering transition period |
| News: - Talking trash about the Sea Dogs |
| News: - Alpha One offers wheelchair ramps |
| News: - Osprey return to Wolfe’s Neck Woods State Park |
| News: - Florence House women's shelter opens |
| News: - Traffic lane shifts expected along Washington Avenue |
| News: - Councilors approve anti-war resolution |
| News: - App developer: iPad a 'monumental shift' in computing |
| News: - Portland Symphony Orchestra honored with 2010 MANP Governor’s Award for Nonprofit Excellence |
| News: - Saint Luke’s shows 'A Remarkable Mary' |
| News: - Teens attack man, steal pizza and shoes |
| News: - State Theater could reopen by Christmas |
| News: - USM School of Music saxophone quartet performs at Boys & Girls Clubs of Southern Maine |
| News: - Evergreen Cemetery neighbors view Brentwood Parcel Master Plan |
| News: - Eligibility changes sought for St. Pat's condos |
| News: - Artist circles globe 'in the shadow of a great one' |
| News: - Fans of iPad scroll, tap their way to happiness |
| News: - Falafel vendor moves along Monument Square |
| News: - Film festival paddles into Portland |
| News: - Maine Geographic Bee comes to Portland April 9 |
| News: - 'Unprecedented' pain in proposed city budget |
| News: - The art of the protest |
| News: - Peace Action Maine plans Palestinian talk, Chomsky keynote |
| News: - Festival highlights African film, culture, art, music and dialogue |
| News: - For those outside the Expo, plenty to see during Obama visit |
| News: - Ink, Inc. |
| News: - Water quality volunteers sought to monitor Casco Bay |
| News: - Full text of President Obama's prepared speech in Portland |
| News: - Separate property conserved for future greenway along the Nonesuch River |
| News: - Buoyed by supporters, Obama concedes division |
| News: - City council may allow residents to raise livestock |
| News: - For presidential visit, feds join state's 'boot suit' |
| News: - Obama ticket hopefuls say cold, wet wait worth it |
| News: - Protesters expected to greet Obama at Expo |
| News: - Former Boston Bruins greats to play high school all-stars April 9 |
| News: - Coffee, tea mix-up causes unfiltered emotions to pour out of activists |
| News: - Park Avenue affected by Obama visit |
| News: - Rock Off kicks off with preliminary rounds on April 10-11 |
| News: - Dueling experts: cryptozoology vs. cryptosexology |
| News: - Online bidding opens Friday, April 9 for Crossroads for Women’s online auction fundraiser |
| News: - Lines expected early for Obama visit |
| News: - What's In a Name? |
| News: - Woman's Literary Union announces creative writing winners |
| News: - Alliance brings life coach to speak about mental illness |
| News: - Two Portland teams place in top five at state math meet |
| News: - Water line dispute delaying Figa opening |
| News: - Metro fare increases take effect Thursday |
| News: - Biddeford man accused of smuggling drugs into jail |
| News: - Maine Festival of the Book to celebrate love of all literary genres |
| News: - Adams School redevelopment back on track |
| News: - For Obama visit, rabbi to raise Israel-U.S. relations in seder |
| News: - President's visit to include public event |
| News: - Peaks Umbrella Cover Museum makes the Weather Channel |
| News: - Two New Yorkers charged with heroin trafficking |
| News: - Congregation Shaarey Tphiloh holds congregational seder |
| News: - Jewish Passover includes burning of chametz, sale |
| News: - Veterans for American Power National Tour to arrive here Monday |
| News: - The doctor will see you now |
| News: - Going Dutch |
| News: - Recycling effort reaches beyond computers, light bulbs |
| News: - Council considering changes to CDBG process |
| News: - Deering students seek donations for Ecuador trip |
| News: - Postcards illustrate the stories of Munjoy Hill |
| News: - O’Naturals gets a new look, re-opens as Stonyfield Café |
| News: - City to target obesity with stimulus grant |
| News: - Public can register for American Cancer Society Relay For Life |
| News: - Tsk, ticks! Bad bugs benefit from mild winter |
| News: - Bazkari Catering launches in Public Market House |
| News: - Petitioners press ahead for non-citizen voting |
| News: - Break out the sweaters, put away the T-shirts |
| News: - DNC Chairman Kaine will keynote Dem convention |
| News: - Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Foundation awards $100,000 to Let's Go! |
| News: - March into May hits the ground Monday |
| News: - Students inducted into Longfellow Chapter of the National Honor Society |
| News: - Frends of Casco Bay brush up on water monitoring |
| News: - Throwdown leaves 'em foaming |
| News: - The Chosen Ones |
| News: - Portland High launches Maine’s first global studies certificate program |
| News: - Faith leaders urge health care reform |
| News: - Old Port Playhouse announces summer season |
| News: - Documentary of Cheverus Key Club’s annual turkey drive wins national contest |
| News: - Hopeless, Maine a Gothic groundbreaker |
| News: - B&M to unveil new sign at landmark Casco Bay food plant |
| News: - Internal candidate named assistant police chief |
| News: - Arrest made in Monday night stabbing |
| News: - Police seek suspect in North Deering carjacking |
| News: - Civic center board, Pirates sign two-year lease extension |
| News: - Students compete at Spring Math Meet |
| News: - Cicada Chamber Players to perform at St. Luke’s |
| News: - Community policing center to open in East Bayside |
| News: - Grant to help fund fountain improvements |
| News: - Annual Bowl event to benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters |
| News: - Westbrook police bust underage party |
| News: - Westbrook man passed fake $20 in Old Port, police say |
| News: - Council urges action on trail link |
| News: - Calling all Irish |
| News: - Can buy-local fans embrace a chain grocer? |
| News: - Heck new development director named for Friends of Casco Bay |
| News: - State agencies closed Friday, March 12 |
| News: - Friends of Evergreen receive grants for Brentwood parcel master plan |
| News: - First egg brings joy in difficult days |
| News: - Three Portland students compete in Maine Geographic Bee |
| News: - Cheverus High students help boost blood supplies |
| News: - Hobbits, monks inspire show's landscaping exhibits |
| News: - Boat shows buck economic trends |
| News: - Movement around chicken ownership still picking up steam |
| News: - Models bare nearly all in anti-fur protest |
| News: - Schola concert opens March 21 at Saint Mary’s, Falmouth |
| News: - Talk on Maine's native plants coincides with book festival |
| News: - Free young adult, children’s programs part of Maine Festival of the Book |
| News: - Schair joins Cromwell Center board |
| News: - The going gets weird, crypto-weird |
| News: - Androscoggin Bank announces recipients of its Bank on Community ABCommunity Grants |
| News: - Falmouth legislator urges use of free tax preparation services |
| News: - Red Claws join Good Shepherd Food Bank for Sunday food drive |
| News: - Trader Joe's 'interested' in former Wild Oats space |
| News: - Canney Communications goes full-time in Portland |
| News: - Both 'weather' and 'whether' good for flower show |
| News: - Hot Suppa! cafe targeted for grant funding |
| News: - Yordprom Coffee Co. launches with fair trade Thai coffee |
| News: - Teacher receives Lifetime Achievement Award |
| News: - Bartender: Portland food scene could use more bubbly |
| News: - Hurricanes may be blowhards, but have less gusts |
| News: - City council begins discussion on CDBG funds |
| News: - Arrest made in Sunday pharmacy robberies |
| News: - Repair work to police department prompts closure of Franklin Arterial lanes |
| News: - New owners of iconic city properties get tax breaks |
| News: - Kitchen manager: A competent staff spells the difference |
| News: - Rock on the clock |
| News: - The Good Table wins breakfast cookoff |
| News: - Portland man charged in Westbrook drug bust |
| News: - 'I'm really having a good time' |
| News: - Portland senior plans benefit for orphans |
| News: - Police: Propane heater caused SoPo motel fire |
| News: - Area's bicycle commuters roll on |
| News: - Community volunteers sought to staff legal helpline |
| News: - Portland's Jewish community welcomes spring with Hasidic wedding |
| News: - A month and counting at Mayo Street Arts |
| News: - Sudanese group to launch new youth program |
| News: - Thursday's wind gust of 78 mph may be strongest ever for Portland |
| News: - City: Wind storm caused $400k in damage |
| News: - Jetport expects February dropoff due to E. Coast weather snarls |
| News: - 'It doesn't get much better than this' |
| News: - Private firms hired to lead Westbrook fire department |
| News: - Franklin Arterial closure postponed |
| News: - Portland shooting victim dies in Fla. |
| News: - Walker Memorial Library hosts exhibit of children's, young adult books |
| News: - Portland Museum of Art exhibits work by Portland Public School students |
| News: - Training for off-premise alcohol retailers offered March 9 |
| News: - USM involved in master classes March 16, April 5 |
| News: - 'This is my life and I love it' |
| News: - Young Voters group trying to 're-ignite' community |
| News: - Bartender's Bash offers an imbibing kickoff benefit |
| News: - Irish American Club plans dinner, parade for St. Pat's |
| News: - First of two waterfront public meetings begins today |
| News: - Local celebrities to visit Hall School for Read Across America Day |
| News: - Walgreens to open first Portland store in more than 50 years |
| News: - Salvation Army sees soaring demand, rising help |
| News: - Sous chef couple team up at Bar Lola |
| News: - Morse: new lockdown policy working |
| News: - Air Service between Portland and Nova Scotia to resume |
| News: - 'Disruptive' storm leaves thousands without power |
| News: - Restaurant Week a boon to Preble Street |
| News: - Ownership is stewardship for Restaurant Week |
| News: - Annual Metro bus pass proposed |
| News: - Jewish congregations plan Purim parade, carnival Sunday |
| News: - City employee art show starts next week |
| News: - Dougherty Field primed for $600k face lift |
| News: - Pingree: Fate of public option could 'reverse in a day or a week' |
| News: - Spirits Alive hosts a privateer party |
| News: - SMCC helps host 'A Taste of the World' International Food Festival |
| News: - USM holds annual Women’s History Month dinner, lecture |
| News: - Jail inmate found after fleeing work release |
| News: - 'Paper and Poetry' exhibition announced at USM |
| News: - Third unique singing event to benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters |
| News: - Exhibit, film highlight stories and facts about women in prison |
| News: - Portland Public Schools concerts start today |
| News: - Metro board votes to raise fares |
| News: - Rabbi offers alternative for Holocaust education, dramatization |
| News: - South Portland businesses launch buy local campaign |
| News: - Local staging of Anne Frank musical spurs criticism, interest |
| News: - Concocting cocktails |
| News: - Motive unknown in downtown shooting |
| News: - Syrup producers seize chance for early start |
| News: - Syrup makers trim their taps |
| News: - Public feedback sought on charter issues, process |
| News: - Maine gone mild |
| News: - Police arrest second man in Park Ave. slaying |
| News: - Deaf, sign language using residents can receive tax help |
| News: - Portland Schools receive $255,000 federal technology grant |
| News: - 1Sky, allies walk fine line on clean energy |
| News: - Clean-energy advocates invoke Muskie to fight GOP resolution |
| News: - Portland School Committee to discuss new high school schedule |
| News: - Police investigating art theft from Portland gallery |
| News: - Watts, Wallace announce engagement |
| News: - Mercy Hospital offers finances class for cancer patients, families |
| News: - Maine veterans say national security at risk with climate change |
| News: - Oscar-nominated film to open Maine Jewish Film Festival |
| News: - Gay networking event promotes 'wedding' services |
| News: - First Parish to host Haiti benefit Sunday |
| News: - Planet Dog Foundation establishes record of 52.5 seconds in kissing contest |
| News: - IMT gets $5M stimulus grant; 'megaberth' bypassed |
| News: - Abyssinian Meeting House focus of regional mapping |
| News: - Water district work to reduce Wash Ave to one lane |
| News: - It's a slam dunk for Free Range lobster stew |
| News: - Downtown noise task force to seek compromise |
| News: - Pingree: Sea Hunter closer to sailing with Haiti relief supplies |
| News: - Mardi Gras dawns sans Cajun Cooking champion |
| News: - Police make arrest in Friday bank robbery |
| News: - City groups trying to sway state on trail spur |
| News: - St. Augustine of Canterbury, St. Paul's to mark Lent |
| News: - Maine Historical Society to celebrate Longfellow’s birthday |
| News: - Suspect sought in Monument Sq. bank robbery |
| News: - Arrest made in Park Ave. death |
| News: - Local Haiti relief efforts |
| News: - Young and restless about the cost of health care |
| News: - Local relief ship to Haiti encounters new hurdle in Miami |
| News: - Portland man shot dead on Park Ave |
| News: - New coalition pushes for federal jobs bill |
| News: - Portland Public Schools students win academic honors |
| News: - Cheverus Students join with business leaders, governor at chamber event |
| News: - Portland Greens to hold annual caucus |
| News: - Portland deli owner thwarted by financing |
| News: - No curbside trash or recycling on Presidents Day |
| News: - Food drives to benefit Wayside Soup Kitchen |
| News: - A church-to-condos conversion |
| News: - Charter Commission taking up voting rights for non-citizens |
| News: - It's a no-snow, no-go for most WinteRush activities |
| News: - Moulding is welcomed at Abyssinian Meeting House |
| News: - Another guard at county jail arrested |
| News: - Wayside tests new model for community soup kitchens |
| News: - New dishes, new faces at today's Fat Tuesday cooking event |
| News: - Joyce announces formal bid for county sheriff |
| News: - Groups to offer reward for information leading to conviction of cemetery vandal |
| News: - Lack of snow threatens WinteRush festival |
| News: - What's In a Name? |
| News: - Losing their jobs was first step for home show vendors |
| News: - Local Toyota dealership goes to 24-hour recall service |
| News: - Aubuchon Hardware christens Stevens Avenue store |
| News: - Framework emerges for sex offender residency rules |
| News: - Androscoggin Bank announces new succession plan |
| News: - SoPo police defend automated license plate readers |
| News: - Veterans Memorial Bridge design unveiled |
| News: - Main branch library to close for five weeks |
| News: - Aubuchon Hardware to help Crossroads for Women |
| News: - Gaugin, Warhol, Basquiat means roadtrip! |
| News: - Portland Post Office to hold special stamp cancellation to mark Chinese New Year |
| News: - Biodiesel suppliers report momentum in Maine |
| News: - Crossroads for Women adds staff members |
| News: - Aylward honored for work with Portland Trails |
| News: - New England Fishery Council reverses decision on scallop rules |
| News: - Vandalism at Jewish cemetery stirs memories of synagogue desecration |
| News: - Jail guard arrested in prescription drug probe |
| News: - Clarification: a question of what, not who |
| News: - Metro riders mixed on possible fare increase |
| News: - What's In a Name? |
| News: - Restaurant Week releases initial list of eateries |
| News: - Officials hope new state law slows foreclosure trend |
| News: - Portland Harbor Hotel’s ice bar raised more than $17,000 for local groups |
| News: - New details emerge in weekend attack |
| News: - Sudanese community 'stunned' by weekend attack |
| News: - Art in a 'self-contained world' |
| News: - Father, son, charged with attacking stepson at party |
| News: - What's In a Name? Valentine's Day week edition |
| News: - United Way of Greater Portland names board members |
| News: - City attorney says housing ordinance should be revised |
| News: - Jetport expansion, small business grants on council agenda |
| News: - Public meetings planned on Bayside Trail MLK tribute |
| News: - Portland’s Station A removed from cut list |
| News: - Loring trail promises to link up Back Cove, Bayside |
| News: - Maine relief vessel prepares to leave Portland for Haiti |
| News: - HOME assistance program administered by city |
| News: - New record label offers Bandits, Beekeepers |
| News: - Sea Dogs offer to provide fundraising assistance to organizations |
| News: - Skiers and riders to compete in Monument Square |
| News: - Portland fifth-graders raise money for Haiti |
| News: - Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad & Museum receives $10,000 grant |
| News: - UMF honored by U.S. House for clean energy |
| News: - Veterans Memorial is 82-year-old firm's biggest bridge job |
| News: - State reviewing $63 million bid to replace Veterans Memorial Bridge |
| News: - Repeated lockdowns have schools reviewing policy |
| News: - Home show to feature over 170 exhibitors, eco-friendly seminars, live cooking demonstrations |
| News: - Immigrant families invited to WinterKids festival |
| News: - North Deering eyes city's fifth crime watch progam |
| News: - DeLorme GIS software used in Haiti relief effort |
| News: - Undaunted, MoveOn.org pushes health care reform |
| News: - MMEA District 2 Honors Jazz Festival qualifies 12 from Cheverus |
| News: - Cheverus seniors participate in social justice retreat |
| News: - Windy, warm Monday sets temp record |
| News: - Rock Around the World dance party helps multilingual program |
| News: - City police seeking a new second-in-command |
| News: - New post office 'cut list' expected this week |
| News: - County postpones 250th anniversary bash |
| News: - Cheverus responds to Haiti crisis |
| News: - Cleanup continues at ammonia leak site |
| News: - City to hold meeting on Capisic Brook water quality issues |
| News: - SMCC names students to Dean's List |
| News: - Mahoney Middle School to install permanent student art collection |
| News: - Maine Bar Foundation honors contributions to justice in Maine |
| News: - Public meetings set on Metro fare hikes |
| News: - Cancer Community Center begins bereavement group |
| News: - 'From ME to Haiti' raises $66,000 |
| News: - Cumberland County Civic Center announces new board members |
| News: - What's In a Name? |
| News: - Pratt elected chair of civic center board |
| News: - Snow ushers in towing season, amid some controversy |
| News: - New Congress Street apartments to be unveiled |
| News: - Rapist text messages are fake, Sheriff's office says |
| News: - City adopts revised Waynflete zoning plan |
| News: - Portland police host annual award breakfast today |
| News: - Jail adopts new policies after mistaken release |
| News: - Mid-year city budget cuts could reach $1m |
| News: - Storms pile up over 19 inches of snow in city |
| News: - City to host telethon for Haiti relief |
| News: - Students in the Portland Public Schools join in Haitian relief efforts |
| News: - Portland Republicans to caucus on Feb. 6 |
| News: - DeLorme offers map to Haiti relief groups |
| News: - Beach to Beacon popularity challenges registration format |
| News: - The mystery of Widgery Wharf |
| News: - Committee approves Rep. Eberle’s Long Creek cleanup bill |
| News: - Seven from Cheverus named 2010 All State Jazz Musicians |
| News: - Brooklyn-bred website helps local artisans turn pro |
| News: - Portland Symphony Orchestra partners with Maine-based Konbit Sante in Haiti relief |
| News: - Democratic gubernatorial candidates to talk jobs in South Portland |
| News: - Metro subcommittee recommending fare increases |
| News: - Portland buried in biggest snowstorm of winter |
| News: - Man charged with assault on Front Room protesters |
| News: - Apohadion builds following for underground art |
| News: - St. Luke’s to host interfaith prayer service for Haiti Sunday |
| News: - Fire damages Quimby's Congress Street building |
| News: - Cover story |
| News: - City's search for sustainability coordinator hits deadline |
| News: - Repower America uses TV clips on a truck to promote clean energy |
| News: - Mayor calls on residents to support earthquake relief efforts |
| News: - City Hall hiring freeze likely to continue next year |
| News: - State agencies close today to save money |
| News: - Salvation Army mobilizing personnel, resources to aid with Haiti relief |
| News: - USM students explore legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. with elementary school students |
| News: - Artist plans light sculpture installation for Observatory |
| News: - Maine Forest Service plans to remove 240-year-old elm in Yarmouth |
| News: - City crime down slightly for year, report shows |
| News: - Snow guns blasting at ... Payson Park |
| News: - Annual district meeting for District 2 rescheduled for February |
| News: - Firefighters' wives join stair-climb effort |
| News: - El Rayo launches weekday lunch delivery |
| News: - Peanut butter combos a slice of life in remodeled Public Market House |
| News: - Nosh pairs lunch, late nights at old White Heart venue |
| News: - Ph.D. in genetics joins Preti Flaherty |
| News: - Juried by fate, ruled by chaos, art show returns |
| News: - PMA sets second-highest attendance in museum history |
| News: - Developers reach into past at historic Baxter Library |
| News: - New England Landscape and Masonry Show comes to Portland |
| News: - Countdown begins to Feb. 13 WinteRush events |
| News: - PORTopera receives $10,000 grant from National Endowment for the Arts |
| News: - Konbit Sante wins 2010 award from Haitian-Americans United Inc. |
| News: - Old Jordan's Meat plant poised for rezoning to ease sale |
| News: - Banner exhibit at Meg Perry Center to honor 'martyrs' |
| News: - Postal service paychecks fail to arrive due to computer glitch |
| News: - MacMath joins People’s Securities in Falmouth |
| News: - Cheesemakers cheer booming business |
| News: - Cycling forum gears up to take back the streets. |
| News: - Bricklayers union pickets CVS store |
| News: - Long Creek cleanup may become national model |
| News: - Ferry travel to Nova Scotia unlikely in 2010, city says |
| News: - Suspects sought in Deering home invasion, shooting |
| News: - Police: no clear motive in Dec. nightclub homicide |
| News: - 8-year-old found walking on I-295 bolted from school, district says |
| News: - Anthem blasted for rate-hike request |
| News: - Hospital ministry to host fundraiser on Jan. 19 |
| News: - Portland Police Offers Basic Self Defense Class for Women |
| News: - Upcoming immigrant forums focus on nutrition |
| News: - CVS store to move into bigger building in North Deering |
| News: - New Year means new dog license, city says |
| News: - Correction: Market Street Eats alive and well |
| News: - A cult film bowls over city's cultural landscape |
| News: - City's safety net at risk in Gov's budget proposal |
| News: - Shrimp can be big sewage challenge |
| News: - Southbound lanes of Veterans Memorial Bridge to be closed Thursday night |
| News: - Gun threat prompts lockdown at schools |
| News: - Upcoming South Portland Historical Society program reviews genealogy resources |
| News: - FOOD Clarification |
| News: - Three charged in weekend drug bust |
| News: - Enroth scores third shutout in 4-0 Pirates win |
| News: - Workshop scheduled for controversial housing ordinance |
| News: - Portland’s History Docents 15th annual class starts in February |
| News: - 2010 In preview |
| News: - Maine Ambassadors of Food & Drink offer local-foods course |
| News: - Portland Pirates hit the road for Manchester |
| News: - City trying to lure retired aircraft carrier to harbor |
| News: - New blog reports on 'The Wild Place in the Heart of Portland' |
| News: - Red Claws fans can watch Jan. 4 and 5 Showcase Games on NBA TV & Futurecast |
| News: - Ski Museum of Maine hosts ‘Fireside Chat’ |
| News: - New schedule for Portland’s high schools focus of community meeting |
| News: - January is Learn a Snow Sports Month in Maine |
| News: - Royal Bank of Canada supports scientific research on Casco Bay |
| News: - Miss Maine Scholarship Pageant to be held in June |
| News: - Emerald City wins first place in Portland's annual Winter Window Walk |
| News: - Church leader joins Preble board of directors |
| News: - Local youths sought for statewide basketball skills contest |
| News: - McCormick named incoming president and CEO of regional United Way |
| News: - Cheverus debate team wins awards at Winter Solstice Debate Tournament |
| News: - What's In a Name? |
| News: - Pratt joins Preti Flaherty’s Portland office |
| News: - State Pier deal suggests major development years off |
| News: - What's In a Name? |
| News: - Jailor's error leads to massive manhunt |
| News: - Did partisanship kill a mayoral tradition? |
| News: - Peaks Island officer sees success in 'sector' system |
| News: - Some banks robbed more than others, experts say |
| News: - Pinball diehards push buttons in Portland |
| News: - Students take first in statewide policy competition |
| News: - Anger, mistrust among Sudanese community after deadly shooting |
| Sports: - Volunteers needed for Aug. 7 TD Bank Beach to Beacon 10K Road Race |
| Sports: - Portland wins for 1,000th regular season game |
| Sports: - Pirates urge fans to bring food donations to Easter game |
| Sports: - Red Claws join Hugs From Hayley to give hope to patients waiting for bone marrow match |
| Sports: - Six players in double figures as Red Claws sell out Expo |
| Sports: - Pirates move into first place in Atlantic Division |
| Sports: - 15th straight sellout on hand as lights go out In Portland |
| Sports: - Pirates see winning streak ended |
| Sports: - Five to be Inducted into Cheverus Athletic Hall of Fame |
| Sports: - Evening with the Pirates is Wednesday |
| Sports: - Pirates extend winning streak to nine in a row |
| Opinion: - The gift of a van just keeps on giving tasks |
| Opinion: - Another Maine-Bayou link in BP oil spill |
| Opinion: - BP oil spill has oozed out some real slime |
| Opinion: - Cravings can rule, but options are out there |
| Opinion: - Reconnecting Oxford Street ignores foot traffic patterns |
| Opinion: - Columnist right: Restaurant owners should stick to what they know |
| Opinion: - State policy on tax refunds for college students needs to be changed |
| Opinion: - Winnie's Corks: A review of a book release party |
| Opinion: - Article on pedi-taxis much appreciated for creating buzz |
| Opinion: - Torches, pitchforks do help drop the weight |
| Opinion: - Could earthly food guide a person's spiritual decisions? |
| Opinion: - Breaking up is hard to do: Time for a Peaks summit |
| Opinion: - Two captains meet, obviously questions will be asked |
| Opinion: - In marijuana vote, Waterville shows political reality |
| Opinion: - Court decision is the old slap-chop for city |
| Opinion: - So, you want to own your own restaurant ... |
| Opinion: - The only child decision can be onederful |
| Opinion: - Who killed so many of our personal Jiminy Crickets? |
| Opinion: - Harboring a fugutive SCOBY from an odd recall |
| Opinion: - Relax, the 'BP spill' will be gone in a few weeks |
| Opinion: - A green idea for Maine's ship-building elite |
| Opinion: - Junk shots and other rot from the BP spill |
| Opinion: - Buchanan makes reader feel 'soft and fuzzy' |
| Opinion: - Want a great city, gotta have the piper |
| Opinion: - Boyd Street Trail still in concept stage, but here's the proposal |
| Opinion: - With kids, a 'staycation' offers challenges |
| Opinion: - Adding liquor can add some culinary zest |
| Opinion: - What We Have Here is Failure To Communicate |
| Opinion: - The falsely accused never escape suspicion |
| Opinion: - Back Cove may be hosting a mile-long potluck next month |
| Opinion: - Mainer reflects on Gulf spill and our own coast |
| Opinion: - Kids' obesity is a matter of food, not exercise |
| Opinion: - The Charter Commisson is over, but its impact continues |
| Opinion: - Reader confused about path of Boyd Street connection trail |
| Opinion: - Notes on becoming a fan of the HOME team |
| Opinion: - Civic debate can bring extreme juxtapositions |
| Opinion: - Reader: Respect for the flag is the key point |
| Opinion: - Beat the heat in garages, friends' pools |
| Opinion: - Here's genetic engineering that works: Snooze buttons |
| Opinion: - Moose imagery aside, Soakology is blissful surrender |
| Opinion: - A rare bird races into Portland for a visit |
| Opinion: - Use, or abuse? U.S. flag etiquette can be complex |
| Opinion: - A weekend that pivots the entire summer season |
| Opinion: - Through the eyes of others |
| Opinion: - The Healthy School Meals Act could confront problem of obesity |
| Opinion: - The meat plant of my youth has exited the building |
| Opinion: - Dems don't exactly toe the Obama line |
| Opinion: - Kid stuff: A rare word of praise for the chains |
| Opinion: - Immigration the legal way doesn't always pay off |
| Opinion: - Germans brought many Fourth of July food classics |
| Opinion: - Columnist owes mimes an apology |
| Opinion: - Housing, parking make city a trust-fund baby |
| Opinion: - Summer visiting season can become complex |
| Opinion: - Businesses shouldn't use police for 'strongarm work' |
| Opinion: - Blog Watch |
| Opinion: - Adventures in the land of remembered cocktails |
| Opinion: - Blog Watch |
| Opinion: - Some inventions would help around the house |
| Opinion: - Greens gain cred in dispensary effort |
| Opinion: - Gen. McChrystal replacement illustrates many issues |
| Opinion: - Attack on mimes uses 'rhetoric of the racist' |
| Opinion: - Attack of the mime could become plural |
| Opinion: - Greek festival going into 28th year on Thursday |
| Opinion: - Father's Day and summer reads overlap once again |
| Opinion: - Enough already, Monday is the day for pot approval |
| Opinion: - Now, just how intimate is dinner? |
| Opinion: - Letter misstated builder of fence on Franklin Arterial |
| Opinion: - Blog Watch |
| Opinion: - Thnk BP is doing poor PR? Think again |
| Opinion: - Allegory of a bloody nose and hubris |
| Opinion: - 'Tis the season to make money, have patience |
| Opinion: - Some stories illustrate the art of dad-ness |
| Opinion: - In Obama's oil spill week, Pingree takes a role |
| Opinion: - Wind makes sense, so no reason to blow smoke |
| Opinion: - Movie-snack outlaw not so rare after all |
| Opinion: - Early Old Port Fest began with artists, roses, drinks |
| Opinion: - Bragdon vows to continue fighting after primary election |
| Opinion: - DirigoHealth helped this resident regain insurance |
| Opinion: - Commercial St. in summer: A Frogger game |
| Opinion: - Sour grapes do make the best whine |
| Opinion: - LePage nomination stuns national media into silence |
| Opinion: - Just desserts means more than just dessert |
| Opinion: - Swans and glitter are elusive in hard times |
| Opinion: - Our link with oil spill goes beyond the political |
| Opinion: - Finding a weekend obsession down some alley |
| Opinion: - Election Day, let's remember that voters matter |
| Opinion: - Washington Ave. is showing culinary change these days |
| Opinion: - Rosa, LePage have the momentum, outsider status |
| Opinion: - If nothing else, vote 'yes' on Question 3 |
| Opinion: - Next gov will face huge problems, like these |
| Opinion: - A rich uncle is nice, but watch for strings |
| Opinion: - Blog Watch |
| Opinion: - Gulf of Mexico spill raises big questions |
| Opinion: - A book lover's childhood friend keeps showing up |
| Opinion: - In Gulf oil spill, outsiders learn to trust their own |
| Opinion: - Fathers reading is vital to boys reading |
| Opinion: - The tipping question is always with the restaurant diner |
| Opinion: - Death of Dennis Hopper brings prostate cancer to our attention |
| Opinion: - For Micucci grocers, it's all about the ingredients |
| Opinion: - The Dudefest abides with a sellout crowd |
| Opinion: - Getting an earful despite the inbox era |
| Opinion: - Welcome to the summer of heat coming down |
| Opinion: - Domestic abuse all too common, difficult to confront |
| Opinion: - New sports show will tape in Portland |
| Opinion: - So, what's the bid deal about the State reopening? |
| Opinion: - Scones daydream disrupted by sudden domestic abuse |
| Opinion: - When you take too much, expect little sympathy |
| Opinion: - Death leaves a tiny bit of city haunted by history |
| Opinion: - Monkey business starts with Bonobo pizza |
| Opinion: - The summer help returns, seeking some help |
| Opinion: - Secrets of reading the right political signs |
| Opinion: - Controls will prevent trash bag 'hoarding' |
| Opinion: - Daily Sun adds features, makes changes, takes names |
| Opinion: - Wanna disappear? Overstay your visa, face authorities |
| Opinion: - That Forbes mystery population number explained |
| Opinion: - Supping solo: Do it with style at the right places |
| Opinion: - Sexy costumes force parents to dance around the issue |
| Opinion: - Red's: A childhood icon burns into our memory |
| Opinion: - Nude dancing, other things, getting more expensive |
| Opinion: - The tao of Dow: Prohibition mayor cast in another light |
| Opinion: - Worst of Portland list grows better by two whole ideas |
| Opinion: - Lucky to be alive, band will attend benefit concert |
| Opinion: - Public space, the frontier of civil society |
| Opinion: - In Census, a chance to meet some inner paranoia |
| Opinion: - Thanks for coverage of meat plant fire |
| Opinion: - Say a prayer for our 'cursed' locations |
| Opinion: - Maine should bank on high-speed rail |
| Opinion: - Gulf oil spill protest is this morning, East End Beach |
| Opinion: - Portland faces front-runner city challenge |
| Opinion: - Cleaning to avoid parenting? Say it ain't so |
| Opinion: - Tea Party has its way with GOP convention |
| Opinion: - Fire helped make us human, and still captivates |
| Opinion: - Pepsi program needs us to help young local writers |
| Opinion: - Newly restored library will thrill visitors |
| Opinion: - Get ready for beetles vs. the Asian invasion |
| Opinion: - Different media offer behind-the-scenes creativity |
| Opinion: - Infusion targeted toward younger patrons |
| Opinion: - The case of the mystery windshield newspaper distributor |
| Opinion: - Hey, can we sell you a shiny new charter? |
| Opinion: - The national oil spill narrative is off and running |
| Opinion: - Portland suffers from 'decadence' over the years |
| Opinion: - Blog Watch |
| Opinion: - If we're up for sale, let's make a decent bid |
| Opinion: - How about we create the 'Worst of Portland' list? |
| Opinion: - Know your terms for the looming immigration debate |
| Opinion: - 'The talk' is difficult, but disasters are worse |
| Opinion: - PBR and orange juice form new 'mimosa' craze |
| Opinion: - A fine food film, and a series on your food product idea |
| Opinion: - Islanders making security points by the letters |
| Opinion: - Westbrook's Casa Novello's 2-4-1 really works |
| Opinion: - Visit with addicts offers glimpse into aesthetic subculture |
| Opinion: - Imagine a polite society, whether packing heat or not |
| Opinion: - Disputed ferry is a battle of old sayings |
| Opinion: - For Obama visit, where do we send the bill again? |
| Opinion: - For Earth Day, the most wasted material may be time |
| Opinion: - Gun issues will test city's protest traditions |
| Opinion: - Birthright is far and away the greatest truth |
| Opinion: - Petition seeks to stop new fishing regulations |
| Opinion: - Brace yourself for the Internet prank: Seagull Tweet! |
| Opinion: - Food books abound in renovated library |
| Opinion: - Writer obviously doesn't know Jay York |
| Opinion: - Newspapers, libraries, music stores — Club Doom rocks! |
| Opinion: - Stars, Cuba and lightbulbs going off at the end |
| Opinion: - The national restaurant narrative is catching up with us |
| Opinion: - A response from 'known local crank' about assault |
| Opinion: - It's a taxing day to contemplate your government |
| Opinion: - A modest proposal for toplessness in Portland |
| Opinion: - Confrontation between man, teens mischaracterized |
| Opinion: - Face it. Single people are scum |
| Opinion: - Another sign stimulus misses the boat |
| Opinion: - Blog Watch: Organics and original reporting |
| Opinion: - Spanking remains controversial despite recent studies |
| Opinion: - Peaks Island's looming summer of political discontent |
| Opinion: - Fireworks' fate shows how an event becomes an orphan |
| Opinion: - Spring colors abound on our bloomin' walls |
| Opinion: - For many, the world remains very tastefully flat |
| Opinion: - No shortage of revenue in Portland budget |
| Opinion: - Despite politics, you can fly off into the blue ... eyes |
| Opinion: - Political lessons abound in tardy invitation |
| Opinion: - Our missing 'The' is not on the Press Herald |
| Opinion: - How I learned to stop worrying and trust The Goog |
| Opinion: - For pier fundraising concert, city not so charitable |
| Opinion: - Figa owner clarifies situation with restaurant delay |
| Opinion: - Court's Internet ruling changes rules of the road |
| Opinion: - The deficit in attention may not be that of the kids |
| Opinion: - Topless march made its point with style |
| Opinion: - Register medical marijuana users with the state? |
| Opinion: - Sunday stroll ends up feeling very Snug |
| Opinion: - Obama and Bush agree on wiretap nightmare |
| Opinion: - People of the world |
| Opinion: - When a cat is more concerned about your career than you are |
| Opinion: - Fairly civil crowd here, but America faces tough times |
| Opinion: - When the peanut gallery goes just a bit nuts |
| Opinion: - Sometimes it's the simple ideas that add up |
| Opinion: - Editor's Note: Welcome to our humble April Fools effort |
| Opinion: - Snowe far from vulnerable in Maine elections |
| Opinion: - The city working for ya? A movie might keep it that way |
| Opinion: - Oh, great: smart electric meters can be hacked |
| Opinion: - Polish deli feasts on foods, traditions of Holy Week |
| Opinion: - Free phones can be lifelines, if you know about them |
| Opinion: - A new Maine state would face many hurdles |
| Opinion: - President Obama to visit Thursday; let's speculate |
| Opinion: - With the Amber Alert, we can welcome Silver Alerts |
| Opinion: - National health care game goes into overtime |
| Opinion: - Resident vs. citizen is really a question of place |
| Opinion: - Scary late-night meeting brings a business idea |
| Opinion: - Congress makes it official: 26 is the new 21 |
| Opinion: - To bee or not to bee, that became a family question |
| Opinion: - Urine spray victims surprised by dropped charges report |
| Opinion: - The grand jury offers grand entertainment |
| Opinion: - Legendary bike builder helping out North Star |
| Opinion: - Sans fanfare, Dems pretty much win gov's race |
| Opinion: - Splitting up the state is a nasty divorce story |
| Opinion: - On day of Irish, talk of poets, whiskey, tax laws |
| Opinion: - Spot the wildlife as you celebrate St. Patrick's Day |
| Opinion: - Taxpayers would foot the bill for maintaining JFK |
| Opinion: - L.L. Bean launches a new clothing line |
| Opinion: - Press Herald photo archive headed to library |
| Opinion: - Restaurant supply store offers some deals |
| Opinion: - Going to the Prom doesn't always end so well |
| Opinion: - Oddball sporting ideas to spice up fundraisers |
| Opinion: - For some of us, true freedom is a spirit distilled |
| Opinion: - Cell phone warning issue makes Time Magazine cover |
| Opinion: - Peaks Islanders appreciate Adams for help in rate process |
| Opinion: - B&M, Trader Joe's bring cheers to the 'macro' world |
| Opinion: - Food Week ends with slow-food writers at Space |
| Opinion: - Cutting the grocery tab seems an elusive goal |
| Opinion: - Cafe turns to social networking to seek financial support |
| Opinion: - Don't hold your (inhaled) breath awaiting medical pot |
| Opinion: - Seeking emergency aid for storm disrespects Maine's heritage |
| Opinion: - National Consumer Protection Week? They prey for us |
| Opinion: - Haute or not: Restaurant week not universally praised |
| Opinion: - Social Security bonus denial sparks anger |
| Opinion: - Cries of budgetary joy mixed with screams of reality |
| Opinion: - Finding something for everyone requires some Grace |
| Opinion: - Jews must embrace cultural contributions to the preservation of Anne Frank's memory |
| Opinion: - The jury is out on our late-night dining options |
| Opinion: - This time of year, you gotta believe your own lies |
| Opinion: - Breakfast, and a Restaurant Week El Rayo lunch review |
| Opinion: - Time for those anti-drinking ads to eat their words |
| Opinion: - Standards do not fit in non-standard worlds |
| Opinion: - City could cut lights, flowers and donate money to schools |
| Opinion: - Strolling down the culinary cul-de-sacs of foodie town |
| Opinion: - Confessions of a very bad restaurant customer |
| Opinion: - French paradox and fat lies dished up by skeptics |
| Opinion: - Early morning beer is the stuff of shift changes |
| Opinion: - Talking about clothing, pulling at loose threads |
| Opinion: - Things to do in the dark when powerless |
| Opinion: - When the dinner guests need your lunch table ... |
| Opinion: - Bus rides are well worth the extra quarter |
| Opinion: - You don't tip for good seating, that's a bribe |
| Opinion: - Are you confident as a consumer? Thought not |
| Opinion: - Like black helicopters, 'black ships' are the stuff of legend |
| Opinion: - First restaurant week controversy: No rat! |
| Opinion: - The cuts to music education have gone too far |
| Opinion: - High brow, low brow begins with a symphony |
| Opinion: - Eco news turns the Northeast green – with envy |
| Opinion: - The public option Is a scam; sadly the Democrats know it |
| Opinion: - Writing can be such a lonely endeavor — or not |
| Opinion: - A Maine congresswoman leads on the public option comeback |
| Opinion: - One more odd idea to preserve our working waterfront |
| Opinion: - Haiti benefit concert Sunday will embrace the tabia |
| Opinion: - Yeah, another sporting column about booze |
| Opinion: - The rest of the story about lobster stew, doughnuts |
| Opinion: - Video didn't kill the radio star. Lesson learned |
| Opinion: - Remembering why we had kids to begin with |
| Opinion: - So much for the idea of an elected mayor |
| Opinion: - Confronting bias brings a good lunch at Sala Thai |
| Opinion: - Congressional cooperation is the stuff of oxymorons |
| Opinion: - Passage of Valentine's Day brings a message to a loved one |
| Opinion: - Bipartisanship alive in D.C., just not in public |
| Opinion: - The power of knowing the value of having a price |
| Opinion: - Meeting MASH's Hawkeye shows what kind of city we have |
| Opinion: - Following up on the swastika, newspapers and hunger |
| Opinion: - Memories from Payson Park Evangelical Free Church |
| Opinion: - Snow storms challenge the nation's suffix poets |
| Opinion: - The stealth non-drinker, trend or just oddball friends? |
| Opinion: - Welcome to the literature of our cruelest month |
| Opinion: - City doesn't need annual multi-million dollar albatross |
| Opinion: - Should non-citizens gain the right to vote locally? |
| Opinion: - Cupid's bow aside, culinary romance brings flings |
| Opinion: - Deep in the woods, it can suddenly turn very dark |
| Opinion: - Wind testing project on Peaks Island very much alive |
| Opinion: - News remains protected speech because it's different |
| Opinion: - Mourning the passage of the little ketchup packet |
| Opinion: - More free newspapers, plus more ways to pay, |
| Opinion: - Death spirals and other perils of journalism |
| Opinion: - Seven deadly sins require an updated punishment |
| Opinion: - Portland in the finals for attracting JFK carrier |
| Opinion: - Paper celebrates a year of defying national narrative |
| Opinion: - It's time to pay some environmental costs for energy |
| Opinion: - Doubters pay up: Daily Sun nears one-year anniversary |
| Opinion: - An apple a day is good, wild blueberries are better |
| Opinion: - Groundhog wants out? Let's try a Maine Coon Cat |
| Opinion: - NASA should cut program to irradiate monkeys |
| Opinion: - Carrying the burdens of Hercules on the wings of a hummingbird |
| Opinion: - Happy VD? Well, it's time to fight back |
| Opinion: - Maine lawmaker gives public option a pulse |
| Opinion: - The state of the nation is strong ... drink |
| Opinion: - Kids with too much screen time mimic adults |
| Opinion: - New SAAB company can 'friend' its way back |
| Opinion: - Free ocean fishing comes to an end, oh great! |
| Opinion: - Creative economy is a question of context, and comeback |
| Opinion: - There's a 'lack of adaptability on the part of Public Services' |
| Opinion: - Correction |
| Opinion: - When Mr. Ex rambles into the latest potential Mr. Next |
| Opinion: - In hard times, this local funding program gets increase |
| Opinion: - From pocket to pocket is no way to fund government |
| Opinion: - Court ruling on election cash echoes in Maine |
| Opinion: - If you don't like snow, you probably shouldn't live here |
| Opinion: - Tears flow for the children of Haiti wreckage |
| Opinion: - With Bay State shocker, time to page Dr. Dean |
| Opinion: - Bay State Senate race a comeback sign for Portland GOP? |
| Opinion: - Plowing by city leaves some residents snowed in |
| Opinion: - Nocturnal trend may change high school class schedules |
| Opinion: - Mike the Medic illustrates frustrations with Haiti response |
| Opinion: - Theories on why restaurant service can be lacking |
| Opinion: - Fresh snow brings pity for the good skiers |
| Opinion: - Freud didn't address that thing called a life |
| Opinion: - War spending could go toward domestic needs |
| Opinion: - The 'education gov' lets budget ax kill legacy |
| Opinion: - Walkers pose a problem for bicyclists |
| Opinion: - Bicyclists have 'attitude of entitlement and superiority' |
| Opinion: - FairPoint billing dispute could impact 20,000 |
| Opinion: - Step up to help our sister city in Haiti |
| Opinion: - As SAAB hangs in balance, potental love remains |
| Opinion: - Welcome to the best economic news in ages |
| Opinion: - For electronic books newcomer, prose among the cons |
| Opinion: - Budget crunch brings threat to city shelters |
| Opinion: - Inland lakes are next stop for treasure seekers |
| Opinion: - European style offers relief from big pharmacies |
| Opinion: - A binge worker tries the art of smelling the flowers |
| Opinion: - Scorn for the scarf abates with aching cold |
| Opinion: - Portland's a bit shallow for JFK tribute ship |
| Opinion: - What a long, strange trip politics is gonna be |
| Opinion: - Restaurant group takes its case to federal court |
| Opinion: - Musical prose for those who would be musical pros |
| Opinion: - City could benefit in other ways from the JFK |
| Opinion: - Welcome to the usually reserved column name game |
| Opinion: - After only a week, a thief ends a budding relationship |
| Opinion: - Foodie news of '09 bullish, diverse |
| Opinion: - When D.C. moves the economy, people move, too |
| Opinion: - Good-bye note to the dearly departed cat, Bacchus |
| Opinion: - Children's Museum helps Gretchen survive the holidays |
| Opinion: - The hard-party life is best left to professionals |
| Opinion: - Analysis: With federal cash, Maine leaps into its energy future |
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