Zach Johnson takes the lead with superb putting and just one bogey on a brown course.
2013
Moonshine moves out of backyards and into stores
New legal brands find their way onto shelves, propelled partly by a reality TV show that taps into the mythic nature of illegal outdoor distilling.
Maine’s jobless rate unchanged for June
The unemployment rate stays at 6.8 percent, better than the national rate and the lowest it has been since November 2008.
Maine’s jobless rate unchanged for June
The unemployment rate stays at 6.8 percent, better than the national rate and the lowest it has been since November 2008.
New clubhouse at Portland golf course to open Friday
The city plans to dedicate the South Course Club House on Friday morning with refreshments and reduced rates.
As U.S. deficit drops, Moody’s upgrades outlook for debt
The U.S. government is on track to report its lowest annual deficit in five years because of an improving economy, tax hikes and spending cuts.
Detroit files for largest municipal bankruptcy in history
The decision comes after a long economic slide, and the strategy may be a model for other cities in deep distress.
Small business chief Karen Mills heading to Harvard
The Maine resident has led the agency since 2009.
Portland company gets $15 million in equity funding
The funds, from 13 investors, will allow expansion at BlueTarp, which services the building supply industry.
Pierce, Garnett: ‘It’s tough’ not being Celtics anymore
Paul Pierce appeared dazed at times during his introductory news conference with New Jersey, while KG seemed to have a little easier time of it.