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Indoor track season begins

The venerable Portland Expo welcomed a new crop of indoor track and field athletes Saturday and city standouts made an immediate presence. Deering had the most success, as both the Rams boys and girls were victorious in their meet against Noble and Westbrook. The boys (with 99.5 points) got junior division wins from James Ociti  […]

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Local field hockey players win title

The Katahdin U-19 field hockey team, featuring several local players, recently won their pool at the National Outdoor Field Hockey Festival in Arizona. Front row (left to right): Olivia Reny (Gardiner), MyKayla McAnn (Leavitt), Becca Roberts (South Portland), Emily Sawchuck (Cheverus), Nicky Kirschner (Cony), Chelsea Begin (Cony). Back row: Abigail Bowie (Kents Hill), Shannon Rice […]

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Portland School Notebook: Jan 10

Portland High School Honor Roll Addendum, First Quarter 2010-2011 Grade 9: Kate Hull, High HonorsGrade 10: Tate Gale, High Honors Portland school boardpublic hearing Jan. 25 PORTLAND — The Portland School Board is holding a public hearing for parents, school staff and community members at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 25 in the King Middle School […]

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The Universal Notebook: Caught in the middle of media wars

Last year at this time, FairPoint Communications, our bankrupt phone company, was threatening to disconnect 20,000 Great Works Internet customers (The Universal Notebook, Jan. 18, 2010) after jacking up its line rate for unused fiberoptic cable from $50 a mile to $1,100 a mile and then claiming GWI owed it $3 million. This year, FairPoint […]