Overnight tonight may be the only time Mainers will be able to see the display.
March 2012
Posted inSports
Sixers rout Celtics, 103-71, keep division lead
Philadelphia’s Evan Turner has 26 points, and six Sixers score in double figures.
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Posted inUncategorized
Art and Theater Listings
Classical music, dance, theater, auditions, art museums and galleries
Posted inNews
Improper Medicaid payments revealed
A computer glitch allowed coverage for as many as 19,000 ineligible Mainers; now the state’s on the hook.
Posted inUncategorized
Martian chronicle
The Wild West goes to Mars in this effects-laden adaptation of the early-20th-century novels of Edgar Rice Burroughs. And it works!
Posted inBusiness, News
Taco Bell introduces Doritos taco shell
Taco Bell hopes to turn orange Doritos cheese powder into green — as in cash from its latest invention.
Posted inNews, Sports
Portland High School has a new football coach
James Hartman, Yarmouth’s head football coach for five years, will replace Mike Bailey.
Posted inLife & Culture, News
Teenager petitions to change R rating for ‘Bully’ documentary
Katy Butler hasn’t forgotten what it was like to be bullied in the seventh grade, when a group of boys surrounded her, taunted her and broke her finger by slamming it into a locker.
Posted inThe Forecaster
Dill sticks in Senate race
CAPE ELIZABETH — After weighing her options last week, Maine Sen. Cynthia Dill says she’ll continue to run for U.S. Senate. “I got into this race to make a difference in the U.S. Senate. I am thrilled to be back on the path,” said Dill as she reaffirmed her intention to replace U.S. Sen. Olympia […]