Delegating. Nobody talks about it, and virtually nobody does it, either – at least not successfully. Yet it is present, good or bad, every moment in the life of every group activity, business or professional, for-profit or nonprofit, formal or informal. Imagine for a moment what it would be like if each member of an […]
2012
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Datebook
TODAY Establishing a workplace safety committee, 7:30 to 9 a.m., breakfast session presented by WorkMed, a department of St. Mary’s Health System, at Potvin Conference Room, 99 Campus Ave., Lewiston. To register, contact Kym Grant at [email protected] or call 753-3080. “Writing a Business Plan: Why you need one and when to revise it,” 2 to […]
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Casco motorcycle crash injures one
A motorcyclist is flown by LifeFlight helicopter to Central Maine Medical Center with serious injuries.
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Jackson Lab eyes former Lowe’s site in Ellsworth
A lab official says it likely will take a year or more to decide how the site will be used.
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James Beard prize eludes Maine chefs, restaurants
Maine had eight semi-finalists in four categories. Despite that full plate, not a single Maine chef or restaurant made it to the finals this year.
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Photo: Quality time
Derek Bedami and his mother Laurie Stevenson of Brunswick sit on a piece of driftwood on Bayview Beach in Saco today. The two along with their dog Marley were taking advantage of the unseasonably warm temperatures.
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Searchers find 5-year-old St. Albans girl
The girl, who had wandered away from her backyard four hours earlier, was found uninjured in the woods over a half-mile from her house.
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Portland Police Beat: March 19
Arrests: 3/9 at 9 p.m. Christopher Robert Glover, 22, of North Andover, Mass., was arrested on Westland Avenue by Officer Jeffrey Tully on a charge of disorderly conduct. 3/10 at 2 p.m. Lilliam G. Anzora, 50, of Portland, was arrested on Forest Avenue by Officer Marjory Clavet on a charge of theft by unauthorized taking […]
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Elizabeth Palmer Soule, 78: Affable, unselfish and kind
PORTLAND — Elizabeth “Lou” Palmer Soule, 78, died at Mercy Hospital on March 13. The daughter of Hilda Libby Ives and John Emery Palmer, Soule was born August 9, 1933, in Portland where she spent a happy childhood cruising around the Western Prom with family and friends, riding her horse on the Portland Country Club greens […]
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Brian Googins, 70
WASHINGTON D.C. — Brian Googins, 70, died on March 11 from Parkinson’s Disease. He was born on April 10, 1941, the second of six boys born to Margaret and Herbert Googins. He grew up in Portland and graduated from Cheverus High School where he was awarded a scholarship to Georgetown University. He graduated from Georgetown in […]