2013 – Page 6422 – The Portland Press Herald

Falmouth party jury at impasse, to try again

by John Balentine February 6, 2013

Divided jurors take an overnight break and will resume seeking a verdict Thursday in the case against two Falmouth parents.

News

Falmouth party jury at impasse, to try again

by Scott Dolan February 6, 2013

Divided jurors take an overnight break and will resume seeking a verdict Thursday in the case against two Falmouth parents.

Mid-Coast Meetings: Feb. 8-14

by The Forecaster February 6, 2013

Bath Wed. 2/13 7 p.m. Forestry Committee CH Thur. 2/14 4:30 p.m. Community Development Committee CH Brunswick Mon. 2/11 6:30 p.m. Master Plan Implementation Committee BS Tue. 2/12 12 p.m. Greater Brunswick Housing Corp. 12 Stone St. Tue. 2/12 4:30 p.m. Teen Center Advisory 35 Union St. Tue. 2/12 7 p.m. Planning Board BS Wed. […]

American Journal

Pennies for animal shelter add up at Westbrook school

by Suzanne Hodgson [email protected] February 6, 2013March 10, 2016

WESTBROOK – Mary Armstrong’s first-grade class at Congin School has broken into a lot of piggy banks. The 20 students are raising money through a penny drive for the Animal Refuge League of Greater Portland so the shelter can buy linens, dog toys and other items they lost in a recent fire at the Westbrook […]

American Journal

Westbrook notes – 2/7

by Robert Lowell [email protected] February 6, 2013March 9, 2016

Tranchemontagne receives Best Friend award The Mission Possible Teen Center on Feb. 1 awarded its first Best Friend Award to Westbrook restaurateur James Tranchemontagne. In the presentation, he was cited as an unsung hero. “This hero, James Tranchemontagne, his wife, and the crew at the Frog and Turtle, laid it on the line for Mission […]

American Journal, Web

Gorham notes – 2/7

by Robert Lowell [email protected] February 6, 2013March 9, 2016

Loughran retiring Town Clerk Connie Loughran said in a letter Jan. 14 to Town Council Chairman Phil Gagnon that she would be retiring on Friday, Sept. 6. “Working in the town clerk’s office these past 27 years has been a very rewarding experience,” Loughran wrote. “I can truly say that I always looked forward to […]

News

Maine court: Hebron Academy still tax exempt

by From staff reports February 6, 2013

Nonprofits were closely watching the case to see if the Maine boarding school would be forced to pay property taxes on facilities it rents to outside groups.

Coastal Journal, The Forecaster

Bath library hosts expert on self-publishing

by Alex Lear February 6, 2013

BATH — An expert on self-publishing will share his know-how at the first presentation in Patten Free Library’s “Tech Talk” series on Tuesday, Feb. 12. Jim Moulton of Bowdoin, an education development executive for Apple, will present “Self-Publication in the Digital Age via iPad, Mac, or PC – Yes, You Can!,” a free program that […]