An island summer resident purchased the property recently from owners Jeffrey and Judith Burke.
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Recipes for disasters
When calamity strikes, small businesses fare better if they have a response plan in place.
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Bill Nemitz: Just when legislators are playing nice … a curveball
So much for the kumbaya moment. Just one day after Maine lawmakers reached across the aisle and overwhelmingly passed a $153 million adjustment to the state’s current two-year budget, the House Republican minority leader couldn’t resist the urge to drop the “s” bomb. As in “government shutdown.” Which, according to Rep. Ken Fredette, R-Newport, could […]
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GIRLS BASKETBALL: McAuley stops Scarborough
PORTLAND – What happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object? Don’t ask the McAuley Lions, whose narrowest margin of victory this season has been eight points, against Deering on Jan. 5. Otherwise, they’ve regularly beaten – obliterated, actually – their opponents by as much as 30, 40, 50 points or more. So the […]
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New chief investigator assigned to Pistorius case
The sensational twist in the state’s troubled case only fuels the growing public fascination.
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Snowstorm bombards middle of nation
Authorities say several accidents and at least two deaths are blamed on icy and slushy roads.
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BOYS BASKETBALL: South Portland advances to West final over Portland
PORTLAND – A Battle of the Bridge took on added significance Wednesday night as the top-ranked South Portland boys took on No. 4 Portland for the right to play in the Western Maine Class A final. Portland trailed for much of the game, but never by a seemingly insurmountable margin; indeed, they erased a seven-point […]
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LETTERS TO MYSELF: Just try not to stress out
We live in stressful world. We can’t eliminate stress – all we can do is manage it. One of the ways I like to relieve stress is through humor. Here’s an example: An old man lived alone in Northern Maine. He wanted to dig up his garden to plant potatoes, but it was very hard […]
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LETTERS TO MYSELF: Just try not to stress out
We live in stressful world. We can’t eliminate stress – all we can do is manage it. One of the ways I like to relieve stress is through humor. Here’s an example: An old man lived alone in Northern Maine. He wanted to dig up his garden to plant potatoes, but it was very hard […]
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LOOKING BACK – Issue of Feb. 20, 2003
School districts across the state are getting their first look at next year’s state funding for education, and locally it doesn’t look good. Cape is looking at a reduction of $486,000 in state aid for education and Scarborough is looking at a cut of a little over $600,000. South Portland will actually see a $500,000 […]