The Panthers prove a tough schedule makes for a strong postseason run.
2011
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High School MVP Profiles
JACK TERWILLIGER Boys’ outdoor track Terwilliger, a senior distance runner, won three events at the Class A outdoor track and field championships — the 800 meters, 1,600 and 3,200 — but also established himself as one of the state’s most consistent runners, benefiting from a training and competition regimen designed by Cheverus Coach Steve Virgilio […]
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In a life-or-death struggle, friendship thrives
World Transplant Games participant Greg Gelinas gives credit to the best friend, Ken Sawtelle, who made it all possible
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Girls’ Lacrosse: Flyers take their time, take over, then take title
Waynflete keeps its composure after falling behind early, and holds off the Capers late.
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Boys’ Lacrosse: Falmouth breaks through,dethrones Cape Elizabeth
The Yachtsmen are headed to their first state final after an 11-9 win over the defending champions.
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Maine’s top entrepreneurs:And the innovation awards go to …
PORTLAND – Hundreds of young business professionals gathered Wednesday in a restored 1850s church, with loud pop tunes playing and guitars being handed out, to recognize some of Greater Portland’s most innovative entrepreneurs. The third annual Entreverge awards ceremony at the Grace restaurant downtown was PROPEL’s version of Hollywood’s Oscar night, with five up-and-coming entrepreneurs […]
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Jail plays catch-up on inmate phone calls
Hundreds of hours of recorded inmate calls need to be managed, and a $52,000 grant is meant to do that.
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Feature obituary: Dennis Daniello Sr., 61, dedicated to family and work
GRAY – Dennis Daniello Sr. mastered the art of balancing his two jobs with being a family man. “He was the best,” said his wife, Joyce Daniello of Gray. “I couldn’t have asked for a better life. We had two kids and four beautiful grandchildren who were the love of his life. He was always […]
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Tech pioneer IBM turns 100
Sam Palmisano, at 60, seems set for now, but a woman, Ginni Rometty, may make history there.
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State highway budget would ease fuel taxes
Motorists would save $5 million in the first year, but the revenue loss would have to be made up.