The Yachtsmen found the value of communication to reach the state final.
2011
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Bill to require voter photo ID delayed for year
And, a recently passed bill to end same-day voter registration likely will face a people’s veto campaign.
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Posted inNation & World
Dozen firings shake Navy leadership
The recent trend shows the screening process for promotion is flawed, one naval historian says.
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Butt no more, teens decide after cleaning up beach
Cigarette litter propels students to propose a ban on smoking near South Portland public properties.
Posted inBusiness
Bay State PR firm buys Bright Matter of Portland
The deal gives Fuseideas greater access to markets in northern New England.
Posted inNation & World
‘Barefoot Bandit’ pleads guilty
Colton Harris-Moore faces up to 6 1/2 years in prison for stealing boats, cars and planes across the U.S.
Posted inNation & World
Pakistanis deny helping militant bomb makers evade capture
ISLAMABAD – Pakistan’s army Friday disputed reports that its security forces had tipped off insurgents at bomb-making factories after getting intelligence about the sites from the United States. The Foreign Ministry also lodged a protest with the American embassy over a purported attack on a Pakistani military post — the latest signs of strained relations […]
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N.Y. GOP stalls gay marriage bill
Gov. Andrew Coumo says his proposal won’t see a floor vote until at least the early part of next week.
Posted inLetters, Opinion
Letters to the editor, June 18, 2011Wise to ban Election Day registration?
Maine has a great legacy of voter turnout, including having the highest turnout rates in the 2010 election. Maine voters have enjoyed the opportunity to register to vote on Election Day for 38 years. Turnout rates are 10-12 percentage points higher than the national average in states with same day registration. The fact is that […]
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Feature Obituary: William Donnell, 55, mechanic and outdoorsman
YORK BEACH – William A. Donnell was an accomplished outdoorsman, who fished and hunted in the York area his entire life. His only vulnerability was that he couldn’t swim. Mr. Donnell, 55, left his home on Sonny’s Lane around 6:30 p.m. Wednesday to go fishing on York Pond. He usually fished till dusk, but he […]