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Speak up for Maine poetry

I must admit that I was quite surprised when Governor-elect Paul LePage’s camp announced that no poetry would be read at his gubernatorial inauguration. As the executive director of the Maine Writers & Publishers Alliance ”“ a 35-year-old nonprofit devoted to enriching the cultural life of Maine by supporting the literary arts ”“ I paused […]

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Ballpark is in the black

OLD ORCHARD BEACH — The Ballpark is in the black, according to a financial report presented by the Ballpark Commission. Dana Furtado, vice chairman of the Ballpark Commission, gave the Town Council a quarterly report of the group’s progress at a Town Council meeting Tuesday night. According to the most recent financial report on The […]

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Dispatches, Jan. 5, 2011

WASHINGTON New faces expected to join White House leadership team Retooling for a re-election run, President Obama is shaking up his senior leadership team to deal with the new realities of his term: The era of big legislation is over, a massive campaign effort needs energy and people and the White House is taking a […]

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College Roundup: Buckeyes survive threat

IOWA CITY, Iowa — Freshman Jared Sullinger had 24 points and 12 rebounds and No. 2 Ohio State rallied to overtake Iowa 73-68 in a Big Ten men’s basketball game Tuesday night. Jon Diebler added 14 points for the Buckeyes (15-0, 2-0 Big Ten), who have won five straight over the Hawkeyes for the first […]