2013 – Page 3812 – The Portland Press Herald

News, Sports

MPA proposes playing high school football championships at two sites

by Tom Chard June 20, 2013

UMaine would host one game while three would remain at Fitzpatrick Stadium in Portland.

Maine, News

New Portland health clinic opens in Riverton neighborhood

by From staff reports June 20, 2013

The clinic will help provide training for students in health care programs at the University of New England.

Forecaster Sports, The Forecaster

Seacoast girls' soccer team off to Region 1 tournament

by The Forecaster June 20, 2013August 6, 2015

The Seacoast United U-18 girls’ soccer team has won the Maine State Cup championship six out of the last seven years, which is a record for a Maine girls’ premier teams and will be representing Maine at the 2013 Region 1 tournament in Kingston, R.I., starting July 27. Front row (left to right): Cassie Darrow-Falmouth, […]

Maine, News, Politics

LePage seeks new budget deal

by Steve Mistler June 20, 2013

He asks conservatives to reject the bipartisan budget and endorse a 60-day temporary spending plan to buy more time.

Nation & World, News

Tunnel to Boston airport to close for 3 months

by The Associated Press June 20, 2013

A state highway official says every aspect of the Callahan Tunnel is in fair or poor condition.

Nation & World, News

Gandolfini mourned in NJ’s ‘Sopranos’ towns

by The Associated Press June 20, 2013

In the Bloomfield ice cream parlor where series’ famous cut-to-black last scene was shot, a ‘Reserved’ sign marked the table where Tony had his last on-screen meal.

Business, Maine, News

State warns Maine corporations of solicitation scam

by Jessica Hall June 20, 2013

The solicitations urge corporations to file information and send a $125 payment by July 13.

Southern Forecaster, The Forecaster

Scarborough Downs rezoning slated for council vote

by David Harry June 20, 2013

SCARBOROUGH — Town councilors will vote July 17 on ordinance and zoning changes for land around Scarborough Downs. The prospect of the changes leading to a renewed effort to allow casino gambling drew brief, but determined, opposition in a public hearing before councilors scheduled the second reading and vote. Former Councilor Suzanne Foley-Ferguson and Alberta Follansbee […]