Dick Willette, director of the kitchen, had planned to close for good on Sept. 1, but will now stay open through at least 2012.
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Posted inNews, Politics
Tropical storm threatens Republican National Convention
All Isaac needs to do is come close to Tampa to bring a lot of problems to the Republican National Convention.
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Police arrest three juveniles in Bowdoinham burglary
The police say they recovered $270 in cash and $1,200 worth of cigarettes taken from the Bowdoinham Country Store.
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Maine education leader Charlie Lyons dies at 68
Known as an advocate for students, Lyons headed several Maine colleges and universities in his 30-year career.
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Penobscot Indians sue Maine government over river
The Indians say they have jurisdiction over the Penobscot River along their reservation, but Maine AG William Schneider says the state has exclusive control of the entire river.
Posted inLakes Region Weekly, Southern Forecaster
Maine’s Ron Paul delegates stand their ground
Charlie Webster of the Maine Republican Party says a compromise was offered to take away half of Ron Paul’s 20 elected Maine delegates and give them to Romney. But the elected delegates say that’s not acceptable.
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Maine’s Ron Paul delegates stand their ground
Charlie Webster of the Maine Republican Party says a compromise was offered to take away half of Ron Paul’s 20 elected Maine delegates and give them to Romney. But the elected delegates say that’s not acceptable.
Posted inNation & World, News, Politics
Talks continue on Ron Paul’s Maine delegates
The discussions that were ongoing Wednesday in Tampa, Fla., could determine whether 20 of Maine’s 24-member delegation will be seated at the convention.
Posted inSouthern Forecaster, The Forecaster
South Portland City Council finds reverse gear on Knightville parking
SOUTH PORTLAND — New sidewalks, catch basins and light poles are becoming more visible on Ocean Street in Knightville. But after a shift in opinion Monday by at least three city councilors, the old angled parking in front of businesses between E and C streets is likely to continue. In a special workshop held after […]
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UPDATE: Compromise sought over Scarborough student fees
SCARBOROUGH — A week after an Aug. 16 School Board vote approving a $50 annual student parking fee for the upcoming high school year, a parent said the board and opponents of the fees are seeking a compromise. Mike Gilbert, the father of two high school students and president of the field hockey booster club, […]