Western Class A Preliminary round Saturday, Feb. 23 #9-Noble/Wells 4, #8-Bonny Eagle 3 Story | Box Quarterfinals Tuesday, Feb. 26 #1-Scarborough 9, #9-Noble/Wells 1 Story | Box #3-Gorham 3, #6-Portland/Deering 2 Story | Box #2-Falmouth 7, #7-Biddeford 1 Story | Box Wednesday, Feb. 27 #4-Cheverus 4, #5-Thornton Academy 3, 2OT Story | Box Quarterfinals Semifinals […]
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Out & About: 'Death by Design': Lively, hilarious comedy in Portland
With Groundhog Day now past, we’re on the down-slope of winter. What better way to accelerate the ride toward spring than a rollicking good comedy? That’s what “Death by Design” is all about: a wonderfully funny comedy – with a murder thrown into the mix. Two great musical events vie for attention this Friday. In Portland, […]
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Two versions of teen party given at Falmouth couple’s trial
A prosecutor says they did nothing to stop teen drinking. They say the party got out of control.
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Two versions of teen party given at Falmouth couple’s trial
A prosecutor says they did nothing to stop teen drinking. They say the party got out of control.
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The Universal Notebook: Nothing healthy about health insurance
Folks on the far-right fringe – tea partiers, libertarians, secessionists, etc. – were in open revolt against Obamacare until the Supreme Court told them what the rest of us already knew: the individual mandate is completely constitutional. While they were complaining that President Obama had gone too far this time, I was thinking he hadn’t […]
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The View From Away: Gun control? First, control the rhetoric
The gun control debate highlights my main deficiency as a lawyer. I did not have a moral objection to learning to talk out of both sides out of my mouth – that is, argue either side of a case. I did not have a problem billing my time by the hour. With that training, any […]
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Arts Calendar Feb. 6 – Feb. 19
Greater Portland Books & Authors Wednesday 2/6 Brown Bag Lecture Series: “Life Among Giants,” Bill Roorbach, 12 p.m., Portland Public Library, 5 Monument Sq., Portland, 871-1700 ext. 723. Saturday 2/9 Josh Pahigian reading and book signing, 2 p.m., Thomas Memorial Library, Cape Elizabeth, 799-1720. Film Thursday 2/7 Free Thursday Midday Movies: “The Long, Hot Summer,” […]
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Owner and dogs evacuated from Sanford house fire
One person was evacuated from a single-story house on fire in Sanford.
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Bowdoin College hockey coach arrested on drunken driving charge after crash
BRUNSWICK — A Bowdoin College women’s hockey assistant coach was arrested Sunday night and charged with operating under the influence after allegedly crashing her SUV into a campus building. Holly Lorms, 24, of Potter Street, was not hurt when her 1999 Lexus ran over a light pole and crashed into the Stanley F. Druckenmiller Hall, a […]
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Community Calendar Feb. 6 – Feb. 19
Greater Portland Benefits Friday 2/8 Fair Trade Friday Fundraiser. 10 a.m., Karma Fair Trade, 570 Brighton Ave., Portland, 831-4531. Percentage of all purchases go to the International Justice Mission. Sunday 2/10 Share Our Strength Maine benefit, 5 p.m., Flatbread Company, 72 Commercial St. #5, Portland, tickets $30/advance, $35/door, sos-flatbread.evenbrite.com. Tuesday 2/12 Beer and Bikes with […]