Cape Elizabeth-based Eliot Cutler is one of three independent candidates running for governor.
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Fire extinguished at Maine Yacht Center
Smoke could be seen rising above the Eastern Prom just after noon.
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The Hometown Perspective: For those who knew the young man, disbelief endures
MADAWASKA – The boys would play on the train tracks near their neighborhood, climbing ladders on the sides of the freight cars and jumping from one to the next. Down across the flood plains of the St. John River, they’d launch into the air on Tarzan swings that stretched from tall trees across old gullies. […]
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Konbit Sante puts focus on hiring people to aid Cap Haitien’s needy
Though progress has been made in the six months since an earthquake devastated Haiti, challenges persist, says the executive director of a Portland-based nonprofit that works in Haiti’s second-largest city. Nate Nickerson of Konbit Sante returned recently from almost five weeks in Cap Haitien, one of Portland’s sister cities. Konbit Sante has worked for about […]
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Time and temp sign has two spots open
PORTLAND — GRIT MCDF? PATS PIZA? LONG BOOK? HANA FORD? The good news: the marketing space on the Time & Temperature Building’s very prominent electronic sign is available for lease. The bad news: There are only two spots for words, and each spot is limited to four characters or less. The sign is visible from […]
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When Mainers just say no
People’s vetoes have succeeded three times in three years. What message does that send to the state’s capital?
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Governor choices: Left and right, room in center
With three independents in the race, Mitchell and LePage may each get 30-something percent, and the other candidates would divide the rest, experts speculate.
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Moody announces candidacy for governor
Political newcomer Moody, 50, of Gorham, owns Moody Collision Centers, with operations in Portland, Gorham, Scarborough, Biddeford and Sanford.
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Republicans pick LePage
Waterville Mayor Paul LePage surged ahead of his competitors Tuesday night to emerge at the top of a seven-way Republican primary in the Maine governor’s race. Les Otten, who had held second place for much of the night, conceded around 11 p.m. “Tonight was not a win for any particular group. It was not a […]
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Drivers in Scarborough head-on not seriously hurt
Police say Kevin Grondin was taken by ambulance to Maine Medical Center in Portland with non-life threatening injuries.