ORLAND High school students sought for Legion’s speech contest The American Legion is looking for contestants to participate in its 2014 Constitutional Speech Contest. High school students in grades 9-12, of public schools, private schools, parochial schools, military schools, charter schools and home-schooled are invited to participate in the 2014 American Legion National School Oratorical […]
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ORLAND High school students sought for Legion’s speech contest The American Legion is looking for contestants to participate in its 2014 Constitutional Speech Contest. High school students in grades 9-12, of public schools, private schools, parochial schools, military schools, charter schools and home-schooled are invited to participate in the 2014 American Legion National School Oratorical […]
Our View: Referendum wrong way to settle Congress Square issue
The city of Portland may be on shaky legal ground, but on the issue of good government, it is correct.
Group fights tax break for expansion of BIW
Opponents say the project will be built anyway and won’t add jobs. The company says it needs the deal to stay competitive.
Group fights tax break for expansion of BIW
Opponents say the project will be built anyway and won’t add jobs. The company says it needs the deal to stay competitive.
Raymond woman keeping late uncle’s radio dream alive
But the future of WJZF in Standish depends largely on whether she raises money and gets other people involved.
Raymond woman keeping late uncle’s radio dream alive
But the future of WJZF in Standish depends largely on whether she raises money and gets other people involved.
Detroit Tigers hire Brad Ausmus as manager
Former catcher with little managerial experience will replace Jim Leyland, who retired after loosing to Boston in the AL Championship Series.
Volleyball: Falmouth knocks off Scarborough for Class A title
The Yachtsmen beat top-seeded Scarborough in four sets to capture their first state championship.
Bowdoin exhibition on Chinese women artists one of Maine’s best
“Breakthrough: Work by Contemporary Chinese Women Artists” is one of the year’s best exhibitions in Maine. It addresses some vastly complicated issues without dumbing them down while managing to be an engaging show that is very easy to enjoy. The exhibition was co-curated by Bowdoin’s Shu-Chin Tsui, associate professor of Asian Studies and film studies, […]