SOUTH PORTLAND — Since late 2009, millions have driven, boated or flown by the Sprague Energy oil terminal in South Portland. And all those passersby have had an eyeful of the geometric designs painted on the sides and tops of three giant fuel tanks. Now the Maine Center for Creativity, the organization behind the highly […]
2011
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Police identify man in suspicious death
The body of Richard Jeskey was found Monday morning in a Bangor apartment.
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Deliberations under way on 2-year budget
The Maine House is scheduled to vote on amendments to Gov. Paul LePage’s $6.1 billion budget covering the two years starting July 1.
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Kennebunk OKs 21 ballot questions, elects officials
KENNEBUNK — Voters approved 21 referendum questions related to the municipal budget and zoning ordinance, including approval to borrow up to $600,000 for improvements to Lower Village. Residents were also asked to elect town officials. Brad Huot was elected to serve one year on the Regional School Unit 21 Board of Directors, and Kevin Knight […]
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‘Out & Allied’ book-signing event tonight
The anthology focuses on the experiences of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning youth and the importance of allies.
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Windham, Raymond pass RSU 14 school budget
Voters easily pass the $37.2 million budget.
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Hats off to Cape Elizabeth grads
CAPE ELIZABETH – When Cape Elizabeth science teacher Kerry Kertes took to the stage at Saturday’s graduation ceremonies for the class of 2011, he said he had a theory. However, with the help of several hundred people gathered inside the high school gym – thanks to inclement weather – the null hypothesis for that theory […]
Posted inCurrent, The Forecaster
Hats off to Cape Elizabeth grads
CAPE ELIZABETH – When Cape Elizabeth science teacher Kerry Kertes took to the stage at Saturday’s graduation ceremonies for the class of 2011, he said he had a theory. However, with the help of several hundred people gathered inside the high school gym – thanks to inclement weather – the null hypothesis for that theory […]
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Maine farmers criticize repeal of pesticide law
A spokeswoman for the Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association says the repeal is “an attack on people’s right to know about pesticides.”
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Maine jury awards $6.7M in malpractice case
The lawsuit alleged that doctors failed to follow up on tests indicating internal bleeding in Thomas Braley Sr., who later died of a heart attack.