Matt Wickenheiser

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Published
March 7, 2010

Clean challenge: Public financing elusive for some

Less-mainstream gubernatorial candidates say they won’t be able to fulfill tougher requirements.
Published
March 7, 2010

Dozens run for governor: A measure of nation’s discontent

Maine is among the many states that have more than 20 people considering runs for governor.
Published
March 6, 2010

Bangor Savings to open branch in the Old Port

The bank’s move into the old Cold Stone Creamery space may be part of a rebound in the district.
Published
March 3, 2010

S. Portland Dems host candidates forum

The South Portland Democratic City Committee is hosting its second forum for Democratic gubernatorial candidates Thursday night.
Published
March 2, 2010

Feature Obituary: Eloise Paulin, 81, retired nurse, thrived on helping others

When Louise Paulin remembers her mother’s dedication as a nurse at Mercy Hospital, she thinks of one particular winter storm, which dumped almost 2 feet of snow. The family was living on Central Street in Westbrook, and her mother, Eloise Paulin, hiked down to Main Street to catch a ride with police officers to the […]
Published
March 1, 2010

Strimling named to ADL regional board

Former State Sen. Ethan Strimling of Portland has been named to the Anti-Defamation League New England’s regional board.
Published
February 27, 2010

Feds search three Somali wire firms in Portland

The head of a Somali group says immigrants are worried now about how to get money to relatives in Africa.
Published
February 25, 2010

Icon gets a face-lift for encore

The State Theater’s owner spends $700,000 on repairs and looks for an operator to start booking shows.
Published
February 23, 2010

Portland Housing Authority director named

Mark Adelson is named executive director of the agency.
Published
February 21, 2010

Local business owners brace for ‘domino effect’

The economic impact of shutting down the local sardine cannery is already being felt. The same day the closure was announced, Winter Harbor Selectwoman Diana Young ran into a woman who runs the local day care center. The closure would end her business, the woman worried. With 130 people out of work at the cannery, […]

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