– ** – denotes course record 2011 MALE: Micah Kogo, Kenya, 27:27 FEMALE: Aheza Kiros, Ethiopia, 32:09 MALE MAINER: Louie Luchini, Ellsworth, 30:36 FEMALE MAINER: Sheri Piers, Falmouth, 35:12 MALE MASTERS: James Koskei, Kenya, 30:28 FEMALE MASTERS: Nuta Olaru, Romania, 34:07 MALE SENIORS: James Koskei, Kenya FEMALE SENIORS: Nuta Olaru, Romania MALE WHEELCHAIR: Tony Nogueira, […]
2012
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Past Beach to Beacon Winners
– ** – denotes course record 2011 MALE: Micah Kogo, Kenya, 27:27 FEMALE: Aheza Kiros, Ethiopia, 32:09 MALE MAINER: Louie Luchini, Ellsworth, 30:36 FEMALE MAINER: Sheri Piers, Falmouth, 35:12 MALE MASTERS: James Koskei, Kenya, 30:28 FEMALE MASTERS: Nuta Olaru, Romania, 34:07 MALE SENIORS: James Koskei, Kenya FEMALE SENIORS: Nuta Olaru, Romania MALE WHEELCHAIR: Tony Nogueira, […]
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Going the extra (nautical) mile
The winner of a home-decorating contest meets the band while fans find various ways to enjoy the show.
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Election 2012: Political funds race falls short of 2008
The drop in contributions reflects less interest in congressional races, among other factors.
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Personalities make festival more colorful
PORTLAND — The foot traffic on Munjoy Hill picked up as Saturday afternoon went on, which was good news for the people set up along Congress Street trying to capitalize on the large crowd. Some were collecting money for causes, others were just trying to make a buck. Justin Asaph said he was enjoying the music, […]
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Deirdre Fleming: A day to honor Baxter, with stories from an outdoor-loving president
When Governor Baxter Day is held in two weeks in Portland, a more famous conservationist will share in the celebration of the governor’s legacy. And when Teddy Roosevelt seemingly speaks to us from the grave, he’ll tell stories about his time in Maine and how it was a time that shaped his life, perhaps even […]
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Hog Island Camp: The rebirth comes to life
A unified effort between various groups is taking a camp steeped with history and making it a valuable spot to join with nature again.
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Josh Christie: Rachel Carson deserves thanks for her contributions
Fifty years ago, Houghton Mifflin published Rachel Carson’s seminal “Silent Spring.” The book, a damning look at the environmental effects of pesticides, was a national bestseller. Carson gets much of the credit not only for a national ban of the pesticide DDT in the 1970s, but with the birth of the modern environmental movement. On […]
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Crossroads ads push limits on election rules
The conservative group is taking advantage of a Federal Elections Commission error.