Bangor, ME News

• Bangor, ME News
• Faith and Culture in School
• Scientist Richard Leakey: Evolution debate soon will be history
• Eagles nesting
• Vatican in chaos after pope’s butler arrested for leaks
• Subaru increases production in Japan as US demand rises
• Canadian rail strike clogs traffic at large ports
• 5 myths about marriage
• Why Dan Quayle was right about single moms
• Sneak Peak Riteaid June Video Values
• Two arrested in connection with Canton Big Apple robbery
• Why To Love Christian Louboutin Shoes
• Rondo leads Celtics to Eastern Conference finals with win over 76ers
• The baddest blogger of them all…..+ fiddleheads
• Red Sox rally in 9th for 3-2 win over Rays
• Slow down before you blow an aorta
• Seeking a way to monitor son’s diabetes, family goes to the dogs
• One of tiniest babies on record, at 9.6 ounces, expected to go home
• Orono boys and girls teams capture PVC small-school titles
• Salas makes seeds wary in upset run to tennis quarterfinals
• Former brother, ex-Episcopal rector to serve as Catholic priests
• 3 injured after 3-year-old boy on ATV hits responders to accident
• Staples pitches Caribou to doubleheader sweep of Old Town
• Patients can now compare medical fees online to lower costs
• Fashion spurs sales of athletic shoes
• Memorial Day weekend brings visitors to Bangor cemeteries
• I went a touch too far, and now my boss won’t stop flirting. What to do?
• World’s most-charming public marriage proposal
• Honor, Angels, and Memorials
• Advance fee loan schemes target those who can least afford loss
• Follow in the footsteps of Helen Hunt, and take a tour of Evergreen Cemetery
• Average Maine heating oil price falls to lowest in 2012
• Crews still working on Bucksport train derailment that sent 2 cars into Penobscot River
• Bar association awards Law Day art, essay prizes
• Walmart Ketchup deal
• Mars Hill man charged in vicious beating requests jury trial
• Bob Evans Farm
• Smoke from Canadian wildfires filters into Maine
• 6-year-old Lori Anne Madison qualifies for National Spelling Bee
• King could be effective in the Senate without a caucus, former independent senator says
• Ice Cream Muzak
• Man accused of holding Jay mill manager at gunpoint pleads not guilty
• Man who admitted setting fire to Paris boarding house gets 15 years
• PUTTERING AND SPUTTERING ON BELFAST BAY
• Why are we becoming more liberal on homosexuality but not abortion?
• How a legal case could force 1.2 million in Quebec to marry
• Kmart – Vitaminwater
• Walgreen’s Ad Preview 5/27
• Joyce’s slam carries Rays past Red Sox 7-4
• Devils advance to Cup finals with win over Rangers
• This isn’t the first time the climate has changed. What did species do about it last time?
• Cystic Fibrosis Fund Raiser
• Bangor sweeps PVC large-school championships
• Actress Keira Knightley to wed musician Righton
• So many worries, so little time
• SpaceX capsule docks at International Space Station
• Irwin shoots his age with 66, trails leaders by 2
• Three run inning sparks George Stevens to victory over Central
• Rail cars leave tracks in Bucksport, two fall in river; no hazardous materials on board
• Local sports results for May 25, 2012
• Hollywood Casino rolls out two more poker tables
• Woman in Oregon with possible Maine ties remains unidentified
• Messalonskee’s seven-run fourth seals victory over Hampden
• More shots fired in Lewiston in third incident in a week
• EVA M. MOORE
• REGINALD CRANDLEMIRE and CECELE CRANDLEMIRE
• CARLA LOU PRATT
• RALPH W. TUCKER
• JAMES JOSEPH BIGGANE
• CATHERINE MOODY
• ANDREA RENEE RITZ
• ALICE ANN HAWKES
• BARBARA (KIRBY) YOUNG
• MADELINE SPINNEY
• MICHAEL T. ROGERS
• HAROLD CHARLES RODERICK
• RITA N. ALLEY
• PHILLIS MARY CORROW
• ARLENE C. PEARSON
• Did you know the EMCC Eagle's Nest Cafe is open all summer? Come in and enjoy a...
• (Still Not) “Finding Bigfoot”
• FLATBREAD PIZZA CO. HOSTS BENEFIT NIGHT FOR 4-H CAMPS
• The appeal of veterans of football to the President of the EU,deputies of the EP
• Molasses Donuts, The War Recipe
• 7 ‘bad’ foods that are actually good for you
• Bangor police shut down outer Union Street to investigate fatal crash
• Coiley, Provost lead Ponies to 18-4 victory over PCHS
• Maine pediatrician promotes healthy eating with hip hop, graffiti
• Study: Men find drunk, dumb-looking women more attractive
• Police say co-sleeping likely a factor in 6-week-old infant’s death in Bath
• $500 or $50 co-pay? Mass. Blue Cross Blue Shield offers a choice
• Turner man to serve 40 years for shooting wife in bed
• Wade scores 41, Heat eliminate Pacers 105-93
• Just say no to Home Depot
• Accidents involving 7 vehicles tie up Bangor traffic on Interstate 95
• Red, White and Blue Oats
• Local sports results for May 24, 2012
• Brunswick woman nominated for top Navy Reserve post says she’s just ‘part of the team’
• Hendrick’s NASCAR team goes from ice cold to red hot
• Buffett says his firm likely to buy newspapers
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• New Orleans Times-Picayune cuts paper publication to 3 days a week
• Berkeley chief defends search for son’s iPhone
• Hermon school budget clears first voter approval
• Ohio hospital settles lawsuit over fetuses in jars
• AWOL Muslim soldier guilty in Fort Hood bomb plot
• Unabomber embarrasses, angers Harvard Class of ’62
• Senate panel approves $631 billion defense bill
• Graduation week tough on mother of player who died on basketball court
• Women’s clinics on alert after fires, burglaries in Atlanta area
• Adams, Blair lead Bucksport to 12-0 victory over Dexter
• Onetime top Calif. football prospect exonerated
• Bangor International Airport gets another $4M in federal funds for baggage screening
• Old Town wins grant to start redevelopment of downtown Old Town Canoe site
• Doctors report rise in kids eating detergent packs
• St. Joe’s Rafferty collects All-America honors
• Celtics, Sixers prepare for another seventh game
• High School Seniors! You've received the acceptance letters and now you are tryi...
• Former Jay school guidance counselor accused of sexually abusing two young girls
• Two seriously injured in ATV crash in West Bath
• Misdiagnosed with Alzheimer’s, many seniors written off
• East Ridge Stable in Charleston Participating in Maine’s Equestrian Open Barn Day
• Australia beats out U.S. and Norway as world’s happiest nation
• “A Moment in Time” Growing up Italian (fond memories)
• Gulf fishermen reel from seafood troubles
• Littlefield Gallery opens with “Jonesport to Monhegan”
• Number of injuries in Kittery nuclear sub fire upped to 7; reactor OK
• Harpswell man charged after Bath woman nearly dies from heroin overdose, police say
• Jonathan Frost Gallery opens with “Beebe and Beebe: A Mother – Daughter Show.”
• Withdrawal
• Courthouse kicks off 2012 season with Open House,
• New Era Gallery opens with “Winter Works”
• Special Memorial Day Weekend First Friday Art Walk at Eric Hopkins, others
• “Karen Tusinski: New Paintings,” Gala Opening, at Gleason Boothbay
• New haunting and graceful works at Harbor Square Gallery
• Historic Friendship Sloop to Sail in Belfast
• Kellogg’s coupons
• Get your KFC Coupons Exp. 6/30/12
• In Egypt’s tourist-dependent Luxor, voters fear an Islamist president would make life harder
• Oceanside softball’s Rachel Frye no-hits Medomak Valley 9-0
• Pakistani who helped CIA find bin Laden sentenced to prison for treason
• Mariela Castro tops US visit with transgender talk
• Mystery deer growth pitting hunters against Hawaii
• Thomas, Decker building rapport with Manning
• Neighbors, owners ponder quarry issues with Bangor councilors
• Woman injured during filming of ‘Transformers’ movie wins $18.5 million
• Injury forces Michael McKean out of Broadway show
• MISSING DOG Bangor Maine –
• Teen girl held in attempted murder of her mother
• Sharon Stone forbade nanny from reading Bible at home, suit says
• Group meets to deal with huge yellowtail cut
• NY bride who faked cancer released from jail
• Aroostook Girl Scouts celebrate 100th anniversary with International Food Festival and sleepover
• ‘Pro-choice’ position hits record low, according to poll
• Camden Police Department gets national honor for supporting military members
• Worcester pitches six-inning perfect game as Bangor defeats Skowhegan
• ‘It gives you a place to go’: Lincoln senior center off to good start, owners say
• Passadumkeag Mountain group to discuss wind farm at cookout
• SUMMER INTERNSHIPS AT PENOBSCOT THEATRE
• Maine-Based Finn & Co. Luxury Skin Care Line Enjoys Successful Launch
• Belgrade woman wanted on several warrants accused of dragging officer with car
• Body of South Berwick restaurant owner found washed up on NH shore
• After five years, boy’s rare ailment revealed and treated with a pantry staple
• $3 off any Thermacare Product Except Trail Size (Facebok Offer)
• “Fire Baptized” Kenya Wright (book one of the habitat series)
• Anti-Bullying Bill
• Anti-Bullying Bill
• Farmers’ Market Opening
• NEW Bounty Papertowels coupon (Vocalpoint members)
• Dunkin Donuts: $1 Iced Coffee Day
• Popsicle coupon
• Ocean Spray Fruit Snacks coupon: $1/1
• Hannaford – here’s a juicy coupon for you
• My Phone Is My Map
• Boston hiker’s body recovered from Tuckerman Ravine crevasse
• Oregon police seek help IDing mystery woman who may have been in Maine
• Autopsy planned on Harvard student’s body recovered from Casco Bay
• Poisoning kills more Americans than car crashes, report says
• Coiley powers Foxcroft to 10-3 victory over Dexter
• RI mom to serve 20 years in her daughter’s death
• Deportation threat lifted for lesbian Vt. couple
• Director of search for extraterrestrial life steps down to focus on funding
• Coach Collins hopes blast from 1982 Game 7 inspires 76ers vs. Celtics
• Caring about Alzheimer’s
• Five schools in Maine receive Hannaford Helps funds
• Man in stable condition after Niagara Falls plunge
• 12 ideas for the Class of ’12: Throw a graduation party that’s creative, carefree
• Bowdoin College graduate from inner city leaving Maine with a new love of nature
• Costly cuts
• Old Town softball, Orono baseball teams win game-reporting contest
• In season — Rhubarb
• Fill your grocery cart with these chefs’ recommendations
• TV radio sports schedule for May 23, 2012
• Annual motorcycle ride in honor of Gary Griffith planned in Guilford
• Motorcycle deaths remain steady as overall vehicle deaths drop
• Death rate drops among Americans with diabetes
• Joey Ramone’s ‘… Ya Know?’
• Michael Fransoso, Shaun Coughin of University of Maine baseball named to America East Conference first team
• Lengthy legal battle of Rockland jewelers continues
• Jehovah’s Witnesses to hold 3 day convention in Portland
• Biddeford man accused of killing friend in drunken crash released on bail
• Women’s Support Group
• Recession generation has adulthood on hold
• “The Calling” Kelley Armstrong (they walk among us)
• Where are Facebook’s friends? Stock down after IPO
• Cody Collins leads Bangor Christian to huge heal point victory
• Postal Blues
• Elegant Rhubarb
• Haddock Pie
• Skulls, bones and bullets on display in museum of medical oddities
• 64-year-old Paris woman injured after deck collapses
• Child is transgender at age 5
• LePage signs fish and game bills
• Dredging planned in Wells Harbor to make it safer for boaters
• Bangor police investigating suspicious death after fight on First Street
• Dinner Time Summer Style
• Ortiz homer helps Red Sox rally past first-place Orioles, get to 500
• Grindle pitches Brewer past Bangor 7-0
• Bangor tips Brewer in eight innings for 13th win
• Hampden town manager takes plunge with new budgeting approach
• Body recovered from Mount Washington crevasse
• Too much caffeine? Fair trade coffees fighting
• Haskell powers Hermon to 16-2 victory over Central
• Portland council cements parking garage rate hikes in fiscal year 2013 budget
• Ex-Rutgers student gets 30 days in webcam case
• Red Sox GM Cherington says Ross could miss 6-8 weeks with broken foot
• Iowan who led to more help for disabled kids dies
• Convicted Lockerbie bomber Al-Megrahi dies
• EMMC nurses union sets date for contract vote
• Mary Kennedy remembered at private NYC gathering
• Mass. considering new turbine noise regulations
• Houghton Mifflin files for bankruptcy protection
• Untitled
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• Sierra Mist ~ $1.00/1
• Country Time Lemonade ~ $2.00/1 and $1.00/1 (facebook)
• Buy One Buy One Belvita Breakfast Biscuits Blueberry 1.76oz Pack and Get One Free up to $.88
• $1 off any Two Combos Baked Snacks (6.3oz or larger)
• $1 off any One Package of Tyson Fresh Chicken
• $.75 off any Two Milky Brand Single Bars (1.76-1.91 oz)
• Pastor hopes to open homeless shelter in former Parkman school, needs to raise $20,000
• Psychotherapist dropping out of plan – what now?
• Criminals and babysitters
• Soon-to-be Harvard grad missing after night drinking with friends in Portland
• BONNEY Staffing Center State-Wide Open House in honor of “Military Appreciation Month”
• Prices charged by hospitals, other providers fueled health spending during recession
• Half of overweight teens at risk for heart problems
• TREND ALERT
• Sailor awarded Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal
• Postal Reform
• Improving Health Care By Removing Ego
• Auburn police respond to fight, charge 3 men with robbery
• Dinner on the Deck
• 2 crashes in Auburn within hour send 5 to hospitals
• Bath to get 2 saplings cloned from Gettysburg ‘Witness Tree’
• Today’s math vocabulary exposes generational divide
• James, Wade lift Heat over Pacers in Game 4
• Supreme Court faces pressure to reconsider Citizens United ruling
• Lung cancer CT scans: just for older heavy smokers
• Dental abuse seen driven by private equity exploiting care firms
• Eight new Maine Sports Hall inductees shared love of the game
• Kmart – how the coupons work
• Babe Ruth jersey sells for record $4.4 million
• Ryan Beale takes ‘95’ Strictly Street series win
• Guardian ad litem system long overdue for reform
• Arizona tribes talk significance of solar eclipse
• SpaceX rocket launch aborted in last half-second
• Coyotes beat LA Kings 2-0, avoid West final sweep
• Is GOP trying to sabotage economy to hurt Obama?
• Next class of teachers enters changing profession
• Andi Foster captures second athlete of the week award
• JOSEPH E. TINKHAM
• SGT. 1ST CLASS MARK R. COLEMAN
• ROBERT C. ‘BOB’ DOYLE
• MAXWELL ‘CHICK’ BARNES
• LILIANE V. PHILIPPON
• LEO ‘TED’ THIBODEAU
• Ryan Lincoln captures male athlete of the week
• Tips for a successful interview
• Job-seekers behaving badly: hiring horror stories and what not to do
• “The Tribe” (series one, part two) Where have all the grown ups gone?
• Why can’t women be trusted?
• Want to end gridlocked politics? Here’s what won’t work — and what will
• NAACP endorses same-sex marriage
• Worker’s death in keg explosion puzzles beer brewers
• The astonishing renaissance of the US as a world power
• NH patrol helps motorists who break down on Interstate 95
• Small, intense schools do best in new high school rankings
• Is it OK to poison my husband?
• Maine Forest Service battles blueberry field fire Down East
• City Council to consider accepting 14-foot-tall sculpture as public art
• Ortiz powers Red Sox past Phillies 7-5
• Foxcroft baseball get doubleheader sweep at Caribou
• I’ll Have Another wins Preakness, Triple try next
• Maine Troop Greeters gather on Armed Forces Day, celebrate 9th anniversary
• Norton, Nunez pitch Presque Isle to sweep of John Bapst
• Cyr company celebrates century of service stretching from horses to school buses
• Riteaid still has great deals!
• Group of RSU 20 parents looking to add more local foods to school district’s menu
• The ABC’s of GAL’s.
• Trenton voters approve funds for park, sidewalk projects
• UMaine blows late, seven-run lead in finale, Stony Brook completes sweep
• Beeping cellphone causes bomb scare in Portland
• Maine native Masters breaks Oklahoma mark, qualifies for US Olympic Trials
• Ignoring auto recalls at our own peril
• First Wind satisfied with electricity output in 2011, spokesman says
• MEMORIAL DAY OBSERVANCE IN DENNYSVILLE
• Cianbro’s attention to safety impresses OSHA representatives
• ‘Flat Stanley’ illustrator sparks creativity as dinner guest
• Survey aims to get read on habits of Northeast boaters
• Hundreds of Harleys roll into Hermon to raise funds for Camp CaPella
• TOPSoccer gives lift for children with disabilities
• Bar Harbor hotel firm changes parking deck plans
• Two landmark Brunswick eateries to close due to lack of funds
• Police catch man accused of taking off on bike after robbing Berwick bank
• YARD SALE!!
• $1 off any Nuk Product Including Breastfeeding, Pacifiers and Bottles
• $1 off any Softsoap Brand Liquid Hand Soap pump (8oz or larger)
• Turning Tail For Atlantic Salmon Penobscot River and The Miramichi
• Federal contractors turn temporary pay into $1.8 million windfall
• Auburn parents get college counseling at kindergarten registration
• Lewiston call center laying off 181
• Five myths about independent voters
• Hamels pitches Phillies past Red Sox 6-4
• How to wipe moderates off the map
• 76ers stun Celtics 92-83 in Game 4 to even series
• Big second inning powers Bangor Christian to 13-2 victory over Central
• Local sports results for May 18, 2012
• Colleges draw commencement controversies
• Vt. unemployment rate down to 4.6 percent
• Georgia woman learns toll of flesh-eating bacteria
• Wake for Mary Kennedy held amid apparent rift
• Gunshots rattle downtown Lewiston, several men detained
• Hepatitis C tests suggested for all baby boomers
• Iran, Syria among topics for G-8 and NATO
• Quebec passes law in effort to end daily protests
• Hampden postal facility workers, supporters grateful for Susan Collins’ efforts
• Savage rallies Bangor past Oxford Hills for 12th victory
• Romney launches sunny ad in swing states
• Edwards jury ends first day of deliberations without verdict
• New opium production bodes ill for Afghan security
• Rockets kill 2 NATO troops, 3 Afghan civilians
• Dufner surges to 1-stroke lead at Nelson tourney
• Woman is stabbed in car, runs down attacker’s toddler, then dies of wounds
• G-8 and NATO summits to treat high stakes issues
• Ancient life, barely alive, found beneath ocean floor
• MILTON ‘PUTT’ T. WALLS JR.
• HOWARD MALCOLM ‘HOWIE’ STANHOPE JR.
• EUGENE H. LAUGHLIN
• FAYE R. HAYES
• FRANCIS S. HARVEY
• VIRGINIA ‘GINNY’ BRAGDON
• PHILIP L. ADAMS SR.
• Jonesport-Beals High School Maine Youth Leadership Ambassador
• Fiddlehead Center in Gray enters field of charter school candidates
• We would love to see your graduation pictures! Share your favorite pictures Clas...
• “The Strange Case of Alice Cooper” Live 1979 The Madhouse Rock Tour (DVD)
• Nighttime fast may beat counting calories to drop pounds
• Swedish massage an effective way to handle everyday aches
• Unvaccinated kids booted from Pennsylvania classrooms
• Two local schools take a musical bite of out of the Big Apple
• UMFK TO TAKE STEP TOWARD ENERGY INDEPENDENCE WITH CONVERSION TO WOOD-TO-ENERGY HEATING SYSTEM
• Bangor Courts
• Moody’s cuts Maine’s rating outlook to negative on Medicaid spending
• Rumford woman accused of scamming the state for welfare to stand trial
• Portland man and woman get 10 years each for sexual assault on his son’s mother
• Man accused of holding paper mill manager at gunpoint indicted
• Mortgage foreclosures dropping nationwide; good news for Maine
• Police arrest husband and wife during Brunswick drug raid
• Wealthy donor Joe Ricketts of TD Ameritrade gets attention with anti-Obama plan
• Kittery man arrested, 2nd man sought after motorcyclists try to run from speeding tickets
• GE Energy Smart CFL or Energy Efficient Soft White Lightening Product $2.00/1
• Seeds, matchups for Maine high school state singles tennis tourney
• Cody Ross has four RBIs, Red Sox beat Rays 5-3
• Rebar dominates in Ponies 5-0 victory over Old Town
• Census Bureau: Minority births outnumbered whites for first time
• Cumberland County Tri for a Y set Saturday
• Defending champ Pettersen eliminated at Sybase Match Play
• McNamee admits his Clemens story changed over time
• Michigan boy finds finger piece in Arby’s sandwich
• Andy Catlin’s double in seventh gives John Bapst 3-2 baseball victory over Hermon
• Despite reprieve for Hampden, Postal Service’s woes continue
• On Deck, a sports calendar for May 17
• Closing arguments in John Edwards corruption trial
• PAUL I. PRAY
• IRMA E. PEIRCE
• CHARLES WILLIAM SPRAGUE JR.
• TV, radio sports for May 18
• RICHARD E. FENNELLY SR.
• RANDY S. HAWES
• MARIAN D. COUSINS
• LAWRENCE E. DWIGHT JR.
• HAROLD W. WILSON
• RICHARD ‘DICK’ GRAVES
• DARLENE F. DINSMORE
• Hellickson keys Rays’ 2-1 win over Boston
• Antique and Fine Craft Festival
• Romney’s April fundraising rivals Obama’s
• Police charge 19 Colby students after off-campus drinking party
• Somerset jail refuses inmates from other counties over cost dispute
• 68 UMFK nursing students honored at pinning ceremony
• Police stage mock fatal accident at Bucksport High School
• Homemaking found more demanding than office work
• Maine lobstermen hauling soft-shell lobsters earlier than usual
• A compulsion to eat dirt and other oddities not so uncommon
• 3 remain jailed in Bangor after bail set at $25,000 cash each
• Vitamins and Healthy Aging Presentation at Sylvia Ross Home
• P. Michael Bourgoin saved my life when I was 15
• Judge overturns conviction of man who served 28 years in prison on murder charge
• Biden paints Romney as corporate shill; Bain Capital: We’re not crooks
• Only In Maine
• Postal Service won’t close Hampden facility after all, Collins says
• Staying Humble & Serving Greatly
• Berwick town manager resigns, finance director retires; board considers next steps
• Jordan leads Dexter to 4-1 victory over Bangor Christian
• Too late for Mother’s Day, but it’s not too late to fight Alzheimer’s disease
• Centrist group having trouble finding a presidential candidate
• Kate’s Butter requests speed limit reduction, says it wants to protect cars from tractor-trailers
• Closing arguments in John Edwards trial set for Thursday
• 911 tape: Confusion at home where mom shot kids
• Robert Kennedy Jr.’s estranged wife found dead
• Veteran Bangor boys tennis team meeting expectations
• Group seeks oversight, changes to Maine’s guardian ad litem program
• Bucksport softball remains undefeated with 16-3 win over Orono
• GI killed in Cambodia clash awarded Medal of Honor
• Global obesity doubles and hypertension hits 1 in 3, WHO says
• Jays’ Lawrie suspended 4 games for ump altercation
• Don’t turn back on Maine child welfare reform
• Maine budget bill merges 2 state departments
• House passes GOP-sponsored domestic violence bill despite Obama veto threat
• Winning Nelson set Bradley up for major victory
• War crimes trial of Bosnian Serb military leader Ratko Mladic begins
• Rivals airbrush anti-Romney words
• Report: Maternal deaths worldwide halved in 20 years, US rate up
• Romney attacks Obama on economic recovery
• Lose weight fast! The real deal on fat-burning pills and supplements
• Rural living: A guard against allergies
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• Gold Peak Tea Coupon: 75c off 1 Single Serve
• Lever 2000 Coupons: $1/1 Soap or Body Wash & 75c/1 Body Wash!
• Welch’s Healthy Start Grape Juice Coupon: 75c off 1! {+ more Welch’s coupons}
• 5-20 Smartsource coupon preview
• “History of the Pancake International” (part three) French Toast
• Fun and Entertainment for Everyone.
• Ripoff or Remediation
• Romney prayers
• Cell phones in your car are safe; don’t let Washington ban them
• How the GOP walked into a gay-marriage trap
• Golfers like shorter distances from gold, orange tees at Hermon Meadow
• Lewiston man stabbed in melee remains in critical condition
• 285-ton transformer headed to Lewiston
• Half off Thursday 05/17, these sell fast
• Groupon deal – Portland
• Dealchicken- Bangor
• Print WHOLE Red Plum Coupon Inserts from Your Home, 5/13 Inserts
• Senate approves LePage nominee for PUC
• EU forces mount first attack on Somali pirates’ onshore bases
• Newlywed husband wanted in slaying of bride
• Iran hangs alleged Israeli agent in shadow war
• Portland school budget passed by 64 percent of the voters
• Prominent Legion priest admits he fathered child
• Hampden council approves new playground, ethics ordinance
• Bangor lawyer says he has 50 ways to save federal funds
• Lincoln Street Center backers drop plans to save historic Rockland building
• Young 76ers eager to battle aging Celtics in Philly
• Hampden students raise funds for school building in Guatemala
• Maine innkeepers group to award scholarships
• Brewer family establishes fund to aid those with Lyme disease
• BRAD WAYNE VILES
• DANNY REYNOLDS
• DENNIS JOSEPH O’MARA
• ALLAN R. MCLEAN
• FREDERICK E. OLSEN SR.
• EUNICE (MOUNTAIN) HOUSTON GORDON
• ROBERT C. ERICSON
• Support Group
• Hampden Garden Club Holding Plant, Pie Sale
• Laxative-free cancer scans nearly as effective as colonoscopies
• Nasal spray to treat Alzheimer’s part of new push against disease
• Rockport Masonic Center public supper-May 19
• ‘Crowd labor’ helps spur social networking revolution
• Happy Summer Students! Is anyone taking summer classes at EMCC? Or doing a great...
• Facebook raises IPO price as offering nears
• Problem of jamming emergency responders’ radios returns in York County
• Corea fishing boat found without lifejackets on board
• Bangor Christian softball get huge heal point victory over PCHS
• Student Loans
• Ashland man, 20, accused of hosting place for minors to consume alcohol after fight breaks out
• Pasta: The Ultimate Pantry Food
• Fresh Pasta with Bacon and Rosemary Cream Sauce
• $.50 off any One Suave Everlasting Sunshine Shampoo, Conditioner, Body Lotion or Body Wash
• 5-20 RedPlum Coupon Preview
• LePage orders Maine flags lowered to half-staff to honor police
• Former CMCC student accused of trying to burn down school
• Maine launches improved state website
• Plum Creek, conservation groups to announce 363,000-acre easement near Moosehead Lake
• Third man pleads guilty to robbery, kidnapping charges in Chesterville, Farmington crime spree
• Comments about Obama’s citizenship dog another NC Republican hopeful
• Vt. AG: 4 companies to pay $230K for “cramming”
• Black bear sightings on rise in NH
• Preview: University of Maine baseball vs. Boston College
• Report: Amid New England fishing industry problems, US stocks rebound
• 11 arrested in RI in heroin trafficking probe
• Native American women seek protections from abuse
• FREE Adidas Deodorant Plus OVERAGE at two stores
• Facebook is more than the year’s hottest stock story — it’s a cultural phenomenon
• White House: JPMorgan loss shows need for tough regulations
• Don’t Be Afraid of a Spring Cleanse
• RI recognizing out-of-state gay marriages
• Taking the stairs two by two
• WENTWORTH E. DURKEE
• FRANKLIN C. COLSON
• MELISSA KAEHLER
• FRANCIS RICHARD TREADWELL
• GERALD R. YORK
• VICTORIA LOUISE URBAN
• SHARON HANNING TIDD
• Eastern Maine 2012 lobster bowl cheerleading and football rosters
• Eastern Maine 2012 lobster bowl cheerleading and football rosters
• Gas prices in Maine slide for the fourth week; down 19 cents in the past month
• Belmont man crashes into pole, dies in Windsor
• Charges unlikely against logging truck driver in accident that killed two
• Puppy missing in Bangor since Wednesday found hungry and tired but unharmed
• Are you mom enough? Mothers react to Time’s breast-feeding cover
• Skowhegan woman, 62, presumed dead after driving into river
• Legislature returns to deal with supplemental budget, bond proposals
• Common garden tools found to contain toxic chemicals
• Portland’s ImmuCell returns to profitability in latest quarter
• “History of the Pancake” (part one)
• Verso Paper losses continue in Q1
• How to Make Leftovers Exciting
• Rite Aid –Week of 5/13
• Walgreens – Hot List – Week of 5/13
• Budget Cuts
• Orange Mustard Glaze and Salmon
• Alcohol, Inhibitions, and Freedom
• Not so subtle Obama-rooting in the media
• No charges expected in fatal Harrison crash
• Late-night crash sends South Paris woman to hospital
• Beautiful place Four Seasons Trail for family gathering
• Yahoo names interim CEO
• Facebook CEO turns 28, IPO could be $100B gift
• Carman, Stanton lift USM baseball team to Little East title
• Maine – the way life should be…..
• Should states be in the liquor business?
• Global push to guarantee health coverage leaves U.S. behind
• Mike Cummings earns male athlete of the week
• Top JPMorgan official expected to leave
• Whitney holds off Burgess for Unity Raceway triumph
• Skowhegan driver claims mini stock race on Loudon road course
• Kuchar comes up clutch at Sawgrass with two-shot victory
• ‘Sweet Joe’ Russell, tenor with the Persuasions, dies at 72
• Kayla Dube captures female athlete of the week
• Two schools of thought: High-tech vs. no-tech
• Drawing focuses on Iran’s nuke work
• 2012 college grads enter improving job market
• Three men stabbed in fight in Lewiston
• GEORGE F. JIPSON
• SHIRLEY D. GREEN
• SUSIE MARY WALKER
• SARAH M. HOLMES-BURNHAM
• “A Moment in Time: A Mother’s Inheritance”
• Peter Vigue meets with Piscataquis County Commissioners
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• E. Coli: The big six strains
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• Lawmakers reach agreement in alleged abuse case; Cornell du Houx to take absence from Legislature
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• LePage to deliver commencement speech at Thomas College
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• How Republican obstructionism is killing Congress
• J.N. O’Shea & Associates, LLC Unveils Debt Buyer Service Listings
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• UMaine loses at AE tourney; Husson softball eliminated from NCAA regional
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• Lewiston police officer charged with assault
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• Arundel man makes first court appearance in death of 2½-month-old son
• Israeli defense officials to visit Limestone Humvee facility
• Lobster hostilities lead to boat sinkings in Maine
• Maine 8th-graders improve but most still fall short on NAEP science test
• Why is this attractive woman breastfeeding this giant child on Time’s cover?
• Catholic bishops look deeper into Girl Scout activities
• Postal Service loses $3.2 billion, will skip health payment
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• Chen gets 1st win of season, Royals beat Red Sox
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• Douglass leads USM baseball team to win in league playoffs
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• Mayan prophecy: The world won’t end, as a newfound calendar goes on and on
• CDC: Half of young adults get sunburned
• Romney’s prep school classmates recall pranks — and troubling incidents
• Romney apologizes over bullying incidents in high school
• Limestone’s Maine School of Science and Mathematics ranked 38th in nation by US News & World Report
• Unity College president to be inaugurated before commencement Saturday
• Tilton sisters of John Bapst to play for Division I field hockey schools
• Camden Hills sprinter shows off speed in KVAC outdoor track meet
• Millinocket rejects settling $216,000 dispute with LePage
• Obama and Gay Marriage
• It may be too late to stop Ron Paul’s strategy
• Former Brewer mayor, legislator, outdoorsman Dick Ruhlin dies
• Emerging Los Angeles Menswear Designer RMK Clothing™ Launches at Karmaloop.com
• Shaw’s Match ups 5/11 – 5/17
• “Kojak” Season Four (the classic seventies show continues)
• Visit to Calais
• People get ready!
• Investigation uncovers suspect billings at 2,600 drugstores
• As flip-flop season nears, health dangers lurk at the nail salon
• Penobscot County Conservation Association joins effort to help Maine deer
• Retired ironworker admires quality of Bangor Arena work
• National Nursing Home Week – May 13 -19
• Bangor music students play the Pops
• Career and Resource Fair set for May 17
• Sixth Annual Senior Expo slated for May 18 at Spectacular Events
• Plymouth Church Hosts Truth Project
• Bangor Courts
• Unexpected events improve Democrats’ chance of holding Senate majority
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• Grilled Lemon Italian Herb Chicken with Leek and Basil Risotto
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• Indianapolis 500 full of intrigue this year
• Pilot Denny Fitch, who helped fly crippled jet in 1989, dies
• ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ proves too steamy for some library shelves
• AP-GfK Poll: Women, blacks, help Obama in new poll
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• Machias to hire an engineer to develop Main Street wheelchair ramp options
• Club sports outside mainstream — such as sailing — also face money problems, preconceptions
• Levant trio arrested after commotion at Brewer bar
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• First drug for preventing HIV wins favor in FDA review
• Retired couples projected to need $240,000 for medical bills
• Veterans Memorial Bridge to close overnight Thursday
• “Kojak” Season Three (Bald, Bold, and Bad)
• Mother’s Day ceremony at Skowhegan-Madison Elks
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• Advocacy group on pain dissolves as senators launch probe
• Lugar loses GOP primary bid to Tea Party challenger in Indiana
• Maurice Sendak, master of terror
• North Carolina approves constitutional ban on same-sex marriage
• Glenburn mother mourns daughter who was killed in Florida murder-suicide
• Rockland woman pleads not guilty to having sex with teen she met playing “Call of Duty” online
• College roommates get 77 free dozens of eggs at Target
• Former party treasurer’s use of GOP, federal funds to buy camper was kept under wraps
• AKC Pointing Breed Hunt Tests Return to Maine
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• Butler’s 3-run shot lifts Royals over Red Sox 6-4
• Bangor Region Chamber supports bond legislation
• With Ron Paul, GOP expects Wash. convention battle
• Senate GOP blocks Obama’s student loan proposal to avoid raising taxes on the wealthy
• Hermon voters to decide charter changes
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• Police converge on Milford after trailer park brawl
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• Short hits: Bad advice, real opportunity, and the contentious Maine GOP convention
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• Sanford votes to drop ‘Redskins’ as high school team nickname
• Two Chesterville residents face charges after dispute over mailbox damage
• VA reverses course on Lewiston clinic, restores specialties
• Maine Maritime training ship casting off
• MOTHER INDIA – Real Life Version of “Slumdog Millionaire” Narrated by Rebecca St. James
• Maine Discovery Museum to Partner with Junior Achievement of Maine
• Cummings fires no hitter in Bucks 2-0 victory over Central
• Kain leads Tigers to 4-1 victory
• Obama targets middle-class voters through airwaves
• Mellon’s lawyer supports defense version of gifts to Edwards
• Boston’s Big 3 still has life in those old bones
• Derby winner checks into Pimlico for Preakness
• Brooks Farmer’s Market Preview and Yard Sale
• Dave Utterback named Brewer High School athletic director
• Orono’s Eddy shuts out Stearns
• Moderate NC weighs constitutional gay marriage ban
• Why adults go to bed so early.
• NATO airstrike kills 6; 3 Western troops die in bombing
• Richards comes through in clutch to pitch Winslow past Camden Hills
• Three ex-UMaine athletes on Canadian national team
• Preview: University of Maine baseball vs. Northeastern
• Army: no bullet wound found in soldier Skype death
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• Cellist “Abraham Ross” at Minsky Recital Hall
• Portland Regional Chamber to host Senate candidate debates
• Living alone with Alzheimer’s a tough call for all
• Smuggled capsules containing human flesh seized in South Korea
• Best U.S. real estate? Self-storage
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• Too-sick-to-work Americans reduce labor force
• Special coins going to Maine women veterans
• Bath Iron Works, union begin contract negotiations
• Bangor to welcome Journey, Pat Benatar and Loverboy with open arms
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• Pierce helps Celtics top Hawks for 3-1 series lead
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• Pierce helps Celtics top Hawks for 3-1 series lead
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• Andi Foster earns female athlete of the week
• GALS AND THE SAFETY OF CHILDREN
• Rickie Fowler records his first PGA Tour victory
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• DH Davis pitches two scoreless innings as O’s outlast Red Sox in 17 innings
• Sarkozy out in France; ruling parties lose in Greece in backlash over austerity
• 9/11 defense lawyer claims system is rigged
• EMMC neonatal nurses renew bonds with extended families
• Tyler Eddy earns male athlete of the week
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• Gagne, Conner head UMaine standouts at America East championships
• Judging another mom by her overly tan cover . . .
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• Maine urges care to protect piping plovers
• UMaine attraction: Packers hope Jerron McMillian can fill hole at safety
• Chin implants surge in popularity
• Senate feud appears to sink Obama’s fed nominees
• Waldo County Citizens Connect the Dots Between Extreme Weather and Climate Change
• Guardian ad litems and Informed Consent
• Updated: Paul v Romney, day 2 of the Maine GOP Convention and beyond
• Binga’s Wingas rolls out gluten-free chicken wings
• Number of US workers claiming Social Security Disability Insurance climbs 22% in 5 years
• Stories from single moms in Maine: Making it work
• Supermoon glows over Gouldsboro’s West Bay
• 40 percent of Maine births are to single mothers: Experts look at what it means
• Deck collapse at Paris apartment injures 4
• What made Obama attack medical marijuana?
• Can your preschooler learn anything from an iPad app?
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• Why can’t men see my ring?
• “The Soapiest Soap Opera Stories” (you’re soaking in it)
• I’ll Have Another rallies to win Kentucky Derby
• UMaine graduates one of its largest classes ever
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• Obama, like other presidents, gets praise and blame for military actions.
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• From video games to hiking apps: Waldo County native Ryan Linn turns his love of hiking into a business
• Lindell is ‘that kid’ yelling on the sidelines
• Highway demonstration about climate change connects dots for drivers
• Ex-UMaine star Nyquist had memorable rookie season in pro hockey
• UMFK honors Dr. Peter Toussaint for work in war-torn Burundi, Sri Lanka
• A Muddy Fun Day at the 2012 Into The Mud Challenge
• Island educator ready to set sail after four decades
• Rallies held across New England on climate change
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• Sen. Collins addresses Maine GOP convention, says state needs to stay red
• Husson grads’ excitement drowns out pipers, overcomes drizzle
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• Martin leads Hermon past Foxcroft
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• House burglarized in Durham
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• Jobs report shows effects of the incredible shrinking U.S. labor force
• Gardiner nixes referendum on fireworks proposal
• Maine’s RSU 4 will privatize bus service
• Berwick has no candidates for selectmen as deadline nears
• Gary Barbera at the 6th Annual Boca Raton Concours d’Elegance Auto Auction to Benefit the Boys & Girls Club
• Davis lifts Orioles over Red Sox 6-4 in 13 innings
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• Rondo helps Celtics beat Hawks 90-84 in OT
• Justices to consider police use of Tasers
• 23 bodies found in Mexican border city
• Bus tour brings fake ‘Family Guy’ town of Quahog, Rhode Island, to life
• Watney surges to 1-shot lead; Tiger misses cut at Wells Fargo
• Unusual early weather isn’t hurting Maine golf courses
• NH’s Flume Gorge opens for the season
• Augusta police investigating Rite Aid robbery report
• Romney pans unemployment report, says ‘normal recovery’ would add 500,000 jobs a month
• Bangor Raceway makes more changes in 129th season of harness racing
• Teen held in parents’ killings signs autographs
• EMMC nurses union plans picket as contract expires
• Baxter State Park opens some roads, fishing spots
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• Downtown Bangor Cool Sounds line-up announced
• As Mitt Romney faces a narrow path to 270 electoral votes, team is optimistic
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• NOAA removes ad for $5,000 magician in wake of GSA scandal
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• Seau suicide turns up focus on brain injuries
• St. George loses bid to keep eighth-grade students in town
• Carey carries USM past Bowdoin
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• Rondo thankful to return for Celtics vs. Hawks
• Trainer Matz on mission to win 2nd Kentucky Derby
• Albany selected to host America East men’s, women’s basketball championships
• Moore trades @mrskutcher for @justdemi on Twitter
• 2 men arrested in $80 million drug heist from Conn. warehouse
• State budget surpluses rising as economy lifts revenue
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• US rethinking Chen Guangcheng’s wish to stay in China, official says
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• Fire destroys Owls Head barn, damages home
• New system chancellor reacts to faculty ‘no confidence’ vote in USM president
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• Dunkin Donuts is open in Milo, Maine
• “Cell Phone Syndrome”
• Courtney Hoffses receives award
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• Winds of change bear down on Harley-Davidson plants
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• Androscoggin sheriff asks county to close dispatch center
• Former adviser recounts John Edwards’ wife baring chest during confrontation about affair
• Oxford woman accused of texting before fatal crash appears in court
• University system didn’t follow policy in hiring top staffers
• Edvard Munch’s “The Scream” sold at auction for nearly $120 million
• Man gets free trip to Chicago after postcard sent by mother in 1957 finally reaches him
• Residents unhappy with lack of answers on I-395-Route 9 connector
• Giant black hole is seen gobbling up a star
• Obama administration debating plan to ease curbs on U.S. firearms exports
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• Bodemeister is early 4-1 favorite for Kentucky Derby
• Dale Earnhardt Jr. closing in on a win, maybe at Talladega
• Hawks worried about Josh Smith heading into Game 3
• Chinese dissident was coerced into leaving US Embassy, reports say
• Analysis: President Obama as war candidate
• Four players suspended by NFL for Saints’ bounties
• Taliban attack follows Obama’s visit to Afghanistan
• Pitcher hits winning single, leads Orono softball past Dexter 8-7
• ‘Hyperpartisan discussion’ ends gay spokesman’s stint with Mitt Romney
• Newt Gingrich ends ‘truly wild ride’ of a presidential campaign
• Driver dies, passenger badly injured in Harrison crash
• In Arkansas, 2 women claim discarded lotto ticket
• Walls pitches MDI past Foxcroft
• Maine Warden Service, volunteers disagree on search protocols
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• 2012 Season Opening Reception at Carver Hill Gallery
• Growing interest in shrinking nuclear reactors
• “From Portland to Paris: Mildred Burrage’s Years in France”
• Artists work to be critiqued in Hallowell
• Girl, 13, cleared of charges that she started a fire in her school’s bathroom
• Results of no-confidence vote expected tonight
• When is surgery “cosmetic” or “medically necessary”?
• NCRC Upcoming Events
• Short hits: Carter, Caro, and media in Maine
• Wright Express reports 1Q profits of $23.2M, up from $12.1M a year ago
• UMFK Student Support Services Recognizes TRiO Students
• UMFK STUDENTS TO PREMIER DOCUMENTARY FILM ON BIOMASS HEAT
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• UMFK Nursing Honor Society Inducts 25 New Members
• A Memorial Garden In Honor of Diane Whitten, an Area Mother Theresa
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• Simultaneous fires tax firefighters in Lewiston-Auburn
• Need work? Maine community colleges recruit students for machinist jobs
• Local sports results for May 1, 2012
• Boy Scouts official who supports ousted gay leader in Ohio resigns
• John Edwards’ attorneys question wife of ex-aide
• Bangor Humane Society makes cut in ASPCA Rachael Ray $100K Challenge
• US factory growth shows economy more resilient
• OSS agent who led WWII rescue of 500 dies in NY
• Amid unrest, Syrians struggle to feed their families
• Syria’s cultural treasures latest uprising victim
• White House expands reach of sanctions on Syria, Iran
• After 50 years, Cubans hope to travel freely
• Romney national security spokesman resigns over gay issue
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• Mirror, mirror: The War of 1812, revisited
• GPS suggests racing yacht hit rocks off Mexico
• BU rallies by University of Maine softball; Bears need one win to clinch playoff berth
• TV radio sports schedule for May 2, 2012
• Feds: Illinois city official actually stole $53 million
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• WCCC’s Disc Golf Course Grand Opening
• Northeast Bancorp’s profits up in Q1
• Study shows fewer loans to small business in March
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• May: Celebrating Older Americans Month
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• Will Republicans forget the George W. Bush years as Obama recalls Clinton?
• Google releases FCC report on engineer who collected personal information
• ‘Queer Eye for the Straight Guy’ actor to return to Ogunquit Playhouse
• Auburn police launches website for residents to report crime
• Rumford boy hospitalized after mom drives into swamp
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• Ortiz continues to sizzle; Red Sox beat A’s 11-6
• AG: Husband shot wife in Grantham, NH, home
• More than $40,000 raised to honor fallen NH chief
• Local sports results for April 30, 2012
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• Orrington gravel mining operation irritates neighbors in Orrington, Hampden
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• Obama calls on China to improve human rights as activist’s fate debated
• Judge says Texas can’t ban Planned Parenthood from women’s health program
• Bangor Dog Park organizers to hold public session
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• Hurowitz: Let something (positive) take over your life
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• B&N, Microsoft team up on Nook, college businesses
• Women increasingly filling prominent defense industry positions
• LePage Follies
• EPA says Indoor Air Quality causes 50% of illness Globally
• Man injured in Presque Isle meth lab fire surrenders
• Expert: Maine conditions could mean a bee die-off
• State Sen. Jon Courtney to announce US House bid
• Farnsworth museum to exhibit Wyeth, Kent paintings made on Monhegan Island
• Lawmakers see NOAA double standard in marine mammal killings
• Lebanon propane explosion victim still in critical condition
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• Smith leads Hawks past Celtics 83-74; Rondo tossed
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• Local sports results for April 28/29, 2012
• UMPI softball takes two of three from SUNY Canton
• Yacht debris, bodies found off US-Mexico coast
• Dufner prevails in playoff for first win on PGA Tour
• Briere nets winner, Flyers edge Devils in OT
• Why are our high schools invisible?
• Report: World’s progress too slow on climate control
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• Defending champ Burgess triumphant at Unity Raceway
• Abby Burdin earns athlete of the week honors
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• Ryan Rebar captures second athlete of the week
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• The Founder Has Left The Building…Part 2
• Bullying and its Lasting Effects.
• FREDERICA W. DANIELS
• RICHARD I. HOLT
• Farmington celebrates fiddleheads with new festival
• Hollywood, Capitol Hill shine at White House correspondents’ dinner
• Should my daughter and I double date?
• Sleepy driver causes crash in Farmington, police say
• Silencers gaining popularity among Maine gun users
• Colts make Harnish final choice as Mr. Irrelevant of 2012 draft
• A Savvy Freshman
• Lester outpitches Peavy, Red Sox beat White Sox
• AIM 2, Day 1
• Spring Babies
• Burdin fires no hitter in Pirates 19-2 victory over Lee Academy
• Upcoming Hearing on Guardian ad Litem Reform
• The Money pit that is Guardian ad litem fees and invoices
• Husson celebrates 100th birthday of woman who doctors said would not live a day
• Red Sox pitcher Matsuzaka turns in strong outing for Sea Dogs at sold-out Hadlock
• Penobscot, Aroostook County businesses get exposure at Lincoln expo
• Ponies and Eagles split doubleheader
• Prescription Drug Take-Back Day sees varied participation in Maine
• Maine’s cruise ship season set to begin
• Bike coalition to hold swap in Portland
• Tips for following portable pool safety practices this summer
• Kraham, Lucas pitch Albany to sweep of UMaine
• 500 volunteers in Bangor pack meals to feed starving children around world
• UMaine’s McMillian drafted in fourth round by Green Bay Packers
• Midcoast girls explore male-dominated jobs
• UMaine’s McMillian drafted by Packers in 4th round of NFL Draft
• Opposition to proposed I-395-Route 9 connector grows as open house approaches
• Cate Street’s industrial park plan will only help, Millinocket leaders say
• Windman man sentenced to 32 years in prison for sex assault on 4-year-old
• Husband, wife hospitalized after propane tank explodes at Lebanon campground
• Live updates: UMaine men’s baseball vs. Albany
• Courts to open at noon for administrative week
• Chapin: Government penny-pinching hinders economic recovery
• Why can’t liberals argue honestly?
• Let’s just say it: The Republicans are the problem.
• Signs of Spring Smoothie
• Chen Guangcheng, blind Chinese activist, now under US protection, group says
• Student Loans
• Broad Support 100 Miles Long but a Half-Inch Deep
• A Visit to Eastport
• Should Augusta restore or tear down historic millworker house?
• EPA administrator rejects official’s ‘crucifixion’ comments
• That’s enough skin on ‘Game of Thrones’
• Longtime Bangor police officer to retire
• Abreu powers Reading by Sea Dogs; Matsuzaka to pitch Saturday
• McDonald, Bard lead Red Sox by White Sox for 5th straight win
• Overnight wait pays off for Stanford tight end Fleener
• Guineas!
• House approves student loan bill, paid for with health care funds
• Police ID body found floating in NH river
• Feds form group to deal with major fishing cut
• US officials: Core al-Qaida ‘essentially gone’
• L.A. fetish film producer convicted of federal obscenity charges
• Local sports results for April 27, 2012
• Dufner surges to second-round lead in Zurich Classic
• Real estate scam brings up to life in prison under California’s three-strikes law
• Thomas upsets top-seeded Husson in NAC playoff opener
• Judge wants to know more about Zimmerman finances
• Bangor Hydro dealing with wind-related outages in Millinocket, Ellsworth, Old Town
• It’s a miracle
• SPRING OPEN HOUSE at PLANTS UNLIMITED – ALL WEEKEND!
• Freeing baby boomers from Social Security cuts blows up math
• Anah Shrine Circus returns to Bangor
• US government investigating NBA players’ union
• Member of Afghan elite forces blamed in attack on NATO
• Nugent says he’s insulted by concert cancellation
• Richmond could return the excitement to NASCAR
• TV radio sports schedule for April 28-29, 2012
• Protect Our Winters mobilizing skiers, boarders
• Blind Chinese activist escapes house arrest
• Economic growth slows in first quarter
• THELMA A. HOLMES
• The Sun WILL Shine
• Going Postal
• NFL draft surprise as 49ers nab speedy wide receiver A.J. Jenkins
• New Oxford Casino still looking to fill more than 100 jobs
• Lewiston students in hospital after being jumped on the way to school
• Former Decoster worker accuses egg farm of not paying for overtime
• Lewiston firefighter caught in the act of buying crack, police say
• Forget the 1%. Lack of jobs makes Americans fret
• Ex-candidate sells home in Maine, blames Obama for bankruptcy
• Pierce, Rondo help Celtics close regular season with win over Bucks
• Youkilis hits slam, Red Sox tag Humber in 10-3 win
• Changing What We Believe (about Ourselves, Life & Love)
• Levant man charged after illegal burn in Hermon
• Police needed to escort truck with oversized load through downtown Bangor
• Andrews, Deschaine help John Bapst top MDI to remain undefeated
• Bangor officials update residents on neighborhood revitalization plan
• Residents sounds off on potential Passadumkeag Mountain wind farm
• Giant asteroids struck Earth more often than had been thought
• Education, energy top discussions for LePage at Newport town hall meeting
• Greenville man who brutally attacked woman turns himself in
• Colts take Stanford QB Andrew Luck to open draft
• Pakistani prime minister convicted of contempt
• Senate approves bill to reauthorize Violence Against Women Act
• Analytical thinking can undermine religious faith, study finds
• House OKs cybersecurity bill despite veto threat
• Raymond leaves mark on Bucksport after 27 years as manager
• Obama paints contrast with new aspects of life story
• X Games star ready for Nationwide Series debut
• Official: Afghan soldier kills US service member
• Taliban closes dozens of Afghan schools
• Number of biracial babies soars over past decade
• Caribou girls start well, set sights on continued improvement
• Romney on his dad growing up poor
• Eating berries may delay memory decline, research shows
• Cancer survivors urged to eat better, exercise
• Lawmakers tentatively approve more than $95M in bonds but governor could hold cards
• Dance club encounter set the stage for Secret Service scandal in Colombia
• Banks closing ranks as Occupy protesters plan a May 1 resurgence
• The next Portland ‘Cash Mob’ is tonight
• US unemployment aid requests near 3-month high
• Wal-Mart bribery inquiry expands to trade groups
• Bachelorettes work up a sweat at alternative parties
• Impatient buyers eye ‘shadow’ housing market
• Blake Library features UMFK art students’ work
• Free Range!!!!
• Line-Item BONK!
• Researchers find premature baby seals off the coast of Maine and Mass.
• Fishermen say adding sturgeon to list of endangered species threatens industry
• Where will the government outlaw smoking next?
• North Berwick man accused of lying to get welfare
• Collins proposes passenger advocates at airports
• LePage to visit Penobscot County businesses
• Tales from Dayglow: A wild night, from inside and out
• Candidates for Snowe’s Senate seat address student concerns at UMaine forum
• RSU 26 board arranges withdrawal talks with Glenburn, Veazie
• 2 officers injured in NH shooting out of hospital
• NATO reports 4 troop deaths in Afghanistan
• Study: Organic farming can sow efficiency too
• Reputed mob boss charged in RI strip club case
• Collins’ postal reform bill passes Senate, heads to House
• Most independent ads for 2012 election are from groups that don’t disclose donors
• Gingrich to end stormy presidential campaign
• Cougar’s paws sawed off after struck by car
• Colts remove Peyton Manning’s banner at stadium
• House GOP responds with own bill to protect women
• Burger King makes cage-free eggs, pork promise
• Payton plans to coach — his son — in 2012
• Doctor says he’s found the actual G spot
• Dexter residents voice support for town manager during meeting
• Exposure to violence in children harms DNA, study says
• Dylan Maloney, Oceanside baseball rally past Belfast
• Rally by OccupyMaine marks skyrocketing student loan debt
• Maddy Bailey, pitching trio help Brewer softball post win over Mt. Blue
• Highly successful Brewer softball program doing some rebuilding
• BCS officials work on whittling postseason options
• Man charged with torching fire marshal’s car indicted for 3 other fires
• EEOC revises rules on job seekers with criminal records
• Many rural, coastal Maine towns struggling to attract volunteer firefighters
• Adult son is covered; grandchild is not
• Fun Photos from the Tech Day 2012 Photobooth!
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• SENATE CANDIDATE DODGE on CISPA
• Traffic delays on Auburn Street today
• GD sees profits slip in Q1
• Junk food that’s good for you
• Medical mystery: Woman gripped with fear as eyes snap shut
• For independent booksellers, a time to innovate
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• SKorea retailers halt US beef sales over mad cow
• South Portland man dies in early-morning crash on I-295
• Scleroderma Walk set for May 19 in Portland
• Addition gave Old Town Library room to thrive
• Alton taxidermist mounts the trophies
• Bangor Courts
• Vice President Ann
• Husson students to host Greatest Generations Benefit Dinner
• Build your own bike trailer
• Mount Vernon man sentenced for ATV theft
• Auburn teen sentenced to 3 years in prison for severe beating
• Presque Isle tractor-trailer driver charged in Virginia accident
• Tractor-trailer driver suffers fatal heart attack in Marden’s parking lot in Rumford
• Local sports results for April 24, 2012
• Gas deal dispute reflects change in Israel-Egypt relations
• Obama pushes low-rate student loans, wooing young
• 5 Of The Most Common Roadblocks to Guardian ad litem Removal in Maine
• Hermon town manager among finalists for Auburn post
• Ex-BP engineer arrested in Gulf oil spill case
• New York City portrayed online in 870,000 images
• DEP to hold hearing in Greenbush on new wind project
• New case of mad cow disease in California
• Ex-spy: Destroying CIA tapes purged ‘ugly visuals’
• 3 more Secret Service employees ousted in scandal
• John Edwards had long trail of money to supply mistress Rielle Hunter, aide says
• KENNETH C. RHODA
• AGATHA ‘PEGGY’ (STANHOPE) HANSCOM
• RUEY S. BALDWIN
• PAUL M. SHIELDS
• DOUGLAS E. PARTRIDGE
• WINIFRED OUELLETTE
• WILLIAM S. NUMRYCH
• MARY L. WARD
• Congratulations to all 49 Automotive and Diesel students who recently passed the...
• Who is having a blast at Tech Day today?! Tell us how long you lasted on the bul...
• Business Breakfast Series – May 3, 2012 – Grant Writing Workshop
• Support Group
• Camden National to acquire 15 Bank of America branches in Maine
• Oxxfest moves to Scarborough; headliners announced
• “Tanked” Swimming with the Fishes…
• Doctors falling short helping seniors to avoid medical problems, poll finds
• United Tech’s 1Q profit up minus business sales
• TI profits drop 60%, shares rise on projections
• Gardening Advice for May
• Garden Advice for May
• Rural vs. urban as Senate plans vote to trim Postal Service
• VA greatly overstates speed of care it provides to veterans, report says
• NH police: In phone call to friend, Mutrie admitted shooting officers in Greenland tragedy
• Judge lifts stop-work order on housing project in Berwick
• Biddeford worker knew nothing of Massachusetts scam, defense lawyer says
• Teens to pay for vandalism at Farmington McDonald’s
• Brunswick man accused of selling pills, crack near school, field
• Here’s how to predict the outcome of the presidential election
• Bill to curb distracted driving in Maine to be signed
• LePage to sign bill allowing Bald Mountain mining
• See Your Food at Sea 40
• Are These 2 Division One College Transfer/Scholarship Rules Fair To The Athletes?
• Small farmers at Ellsworth forum say rules for big farms don’t work for them
• Local sports results for April 23, 2012
• UNE names Silva as men’s basketball coach
• Bowdoin College student breaks Guinness record by tossing grape 39 feet, catching it in his mouth
• Portland school officials bring $94.9M budget to City Council
• While schisms may come and go, feminism won’t be tolerated
• Pilot program will stress arts in schools
• Lebanon Rescue Dept. offers reward to determine who is ‘covering’ emergency broadcasts
• Former CalPERS chief executive, board member sued by SEC
• Report says studies overstate drugs’ ability to treat autism symptoms
• Dangerous booby traps found on popular Utah trail
• Ex-Washington Academy star Ben Teer bounces back from disappointment, eyes Div. I basketball future
• CHARLES C. LIBBY
• WALTER M. ABBOTT
• THERESA (COLLIN) MADORE
• ANGELINA M. (BISHOP) REED
• PHILIP L. ADAMS
• Mitt Romney to roll up delegates in 5 primaries Tuesday
• Kick butt at the end of your Tech Day!
• “The Mystery of Edwin Drood” Charles Dickens’ Final Unfinished Novel (Masterpiece Theatre)
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• Chamber offices offer more than tourist info
• After Legislature eventually adjourns, local leaders have work to do
• Beam to buy Maine-based vodka, rum brands for about $605M
• Multi-Dish Meals: Corn Orzo Salad
• Wind-Up
• New community floors attempt to improve dorm life in Gorham
• Craftsman Evolv 83pc Tool Set w/ bag $39.99
• Metta World Peace, formerly Ron Artest, ejected for vicious elbow; Lakers win in double overtime
• Cumberland County Civic Center on commissioners’ agenda
• At Virginia Tech, computers replace profs, and it seems to be working
• April nor’easter dumps rain, snow on East Coast
• Obama to target technology use in human rights abuses
• Winslow pharmacy robbed of prescription drugs
• Fisherman’s body recovered off Boothbay Harbor
• Durham woman injured in 2-car crash
• ROTC field exercise weekend a camouflaged capstone
• Orono firefighter: Level of response to alarms reduced if they come from Patch or DTAV
• Obstacle challenge honors memory of fallen UM Marine
• Campus Crest says The Grove at Orono still on track to open for fall semester
• Some question whether sustainable seafood delivers on its promise
• Charles Colson, Watergate felon and prison reformer, dies at 80
• Vettel wins incident-free Bahrain Grand Prix
• In ’72, EPA battled pollution; now it’s politics
• Marriage is hard, divorce is harder, but marriage equality should be simple!
• UMaine-Presque Isle takes two of three from SUNY Canton
• Burnham’s Whitney captures opening Late Model race at Unity
• Afghanistan, US reach pact on post-2014 American support
• Ben Curtis captures Texas Open
• Flyers beat Penguins 5-1 to win series in 6 games
• Jonathan Frid, actor who played key role on ‘Dark Shadows,’ dies at 87
• Key economic events for week of April 23
• CPI conspiracy theories persist no matter what data are reported
• Marriott hits milestone with Courtyard renovations, ready for growth
• Wind power surges as custom ships cut costs
• PETER NEWCOMB
• STANLEY G. LEAVITT SR.
• ROBERT W. JUDKINS
• RACHEL BETH BUBAR
• CHARLENE E. O’KEEFE
• Republican candidates for Senate to attend forum at Bangor church
• With Ormsby convicted of Amity murders, Robert Strout faces sentencing
• Newt Gingrich goes deeper in debt as campaign disintegrates
• Supreme Court faces test with Arizona and illegal immigrants
• Lewiston girls goes from home surfing to honor roll … and a home of her own
• Lewiston family finds path from foreclosure to homelessness to home ownership
• Earth Day 2012
• Maine homeless students, young and on their own
• Maine paddler excels at Oklahoma City University
• Rescued mini horses find home in Maine
• What you don’t know about female voters
• The six worst people for your diet and what to do about them
• Amateur mountain biker beats living legend
• Angus King, other comeback candidates, are key to Senate control
• More than ever for colleges, Title IX rape cases are a legal minefield
• Paula Reid, rising Secret Service supervisor, is at the heart of exposing prostitution scandal
• Controversial tar sands oil may make its way to New England by existing pipeline
• Kmart deals for 04/22 to 04/28
• Hampden’s Christian McCue Heads BDN 57th All-Maine Schoolboy Basketball Team
• Yankees post back-to-back 7-run innings, hand Red Sox 5th straight loss
• Bruins one game away from elimination after 4-3 loss to Capitals
• Watergate scandal figure Chuck Colson dies at 80
• UMaine Mens Basketball Team Roster Now Has 9 International Players of 13 on Roster for Next Year
• Dinner with graphic illustrator Josh Alves full of surprises
• Disruptive woman thrown off plane in Presque Isle, police say
• Maine lawmakers say they will fight to keep Hampden mail distribution plant open
• My great husband is a monstrous dad
• Worcester’s Wild Blueberries Blueberry Garlic Jelly
• On college campuses, Title IX transforms response to rape — but not without critics
• Fire damages Bar Harbor apartments
• Cleanup efforts yield more than 100 bags of roadside trash over Earth Day weekend
• A Step back into Victorian times
• Kittery police find young girl with Ohio sex offender
• Death investigated in Old Orchard Beach
• Low water fails to deter Trevor MacLean in eighth Kenduskeag race victory
• Island Lifeline: The Captain E. Frank Thompson Christening
• Island Lifeline: The Captain E. Frank Thompson Christening
• Caribou man sentenced in burglary of American Legion Post
• Do you know Rockland?
• “Broadway’s Next Hit Musical” at the Gracie Theatre
• Pair of Blue-winged Teal Ducks at Essex street marsh
• Hate politics? That’s just what negative campaigns want
• Orrin Hatch schools the Tea Party, poised to put down revolt
• Record Store Day
• Strong camper burns leaving man, dogs homeless
• Here’s why government spending is worse than you think
• Do welfare moms work as hard as Ann Romney?
• Some jerk ad man at Spirit Airlines thinks prostitution is hilarious
• American nuns stunned by Vatican crackdown
• Man accused of three assaults at Auburn Public Library
• Hawks beat short-handed Celtics 97-92
• Walgreens Ad & Coupon Deals 4/22-4/28
• 5 FREE Kids e-Books: Baby’s First E-Book Library Collection
• FREE e-Cookbook: 27 Easy Pasta Recipes
• FREE e-Cookbook: The Slow Cooker Handbook
• FREE Disney Store Earth Day Bag! {4/22}
• FREE Target Earth Day Reusable Bag! {4/22}
• International Delight Iced Coffee coupon: $2/1
• $1 off any One Organic Girl Fresh Produce ($.78 Celery at Walmart after the Coupon)
• Local sports results for April 20, 2012
• Chavez hits 2 homers, Yankees top Red Sox 6-2
• No worries: 2-2 against Caps looks fine to Bruins
• CDC: 2011 was worst measles year in US in 15 years
• Obama enjoys 10-1 financial edge over Romney
• Hendrick still seeks 200th win at Kansas Speedway
• Pirates improve to 2-0 with 13-1 victory over Penquis
• Frye leads Oceanside past Lincoln Academy
• Bangor girls, Brewer boys open defense of PVC outdoor titles
• Killing of NH police chief ‘hit very close to home’ for Maine officers
• Dragons score six runs in 7th inning to earn victory over Shead
• Preview: University of Maine baseball vs. Binghamton
• Duff pitches Bangor past Brunswick in home opener
• Razing of Howland tannery building to start in a month
• TV radio sports schedule for April 21-22, 2012
• After 4-month surge, gas prices start falling
• Zimmerman apologizes to Trayvon Martin’s parents in court
• 13-year-old swim phenom drawing comparisons to Phelps
• Earthbound Farms Organic coupon
• More Secret Service agents resign in Colombia scandal
• AUBREY ‘BUD’ E. PHILPOT
• PAULINE A. DRISCOLL
• Gov’t Mule and moe. to team up for Waterfront Concert
• Floating wind turbines could get Great Lakes test
• Continued Education
• Measles cases hit 15-year high in 2011
• “House of Wax” (the first 3D color film) with Vincent Price
• 20% off Old Navy Coupon exp 4/29/12
• FREE Pass to the Bnagor Home Show April 20, 21, 22
• Line-Item Veto
• UMFK to present forum on “Mining in Maine”
• ‘Seinfeld’ characters cited in bill to curb can smuggling
• House approves tax-cut plan for small businesses; Michaud, Pingree oppose
• Conservatives slowly warming up to Mitt Romney
• Two senior Secret Service officers in prostitute scandal identified
• Just Hangin’ Out…
• Senate plan would close Northeast NOAA office
• Bath minister a finalist to become Pittsburgh Episcopal bishop
• Porpoise deaths bringing fishing grounds shutdown
• Controversial Maine labor mural to go on display in Mass.
• Gluten free Hazelnut wafers better then free @ Walmart
• Shaw’s 4/20 – 4/26
• Rebar leads Ponies to 33rd consecutive regular season victory
• Tigers cruise to 12-0 victory over Foxcroft
• Tigers cruise to 12-0 victory over Foxcroft
• Shaw hurls second consecutive one-hitter as MDI blanks George Stevens Academy
• Tigers "walk" to 12-0 victory over Foxcroft
• Students and faculty discuss university’s direction in outside meeting
• NJ gov says he didn’t nod off at Springsteen show
• Store owner arrested in alleged food stamp fraud
• Bullet leaves hole in Boston boy’s Celtics shirt
• RI man in Navy kickbacks probe pleads guilty
• Design selected for RI Holocaust memorial
• Thousands pay respects to NH police chief
• Red Sox ready for Fenway Park’s 100th anniversary
• Nickelback is ready to rock again
• Bangor shelter for homeless women and children faces funding problems
• Bombs kill 30 in Iraq’s worst violence in a month
• Norway killer sharpened aim by playing video game
• US transfers 2 Guantanamo prisoners to El Salvador
• VA to add about 1,900 to mental health staff
• Safety, location at issue if Zimmerman is released
• Trouble in threes: Scandals hamper Obama’s message
• Thrilling or thuggery? Old-time hockey is back
• AP source: Colts picking Andrew Luck at No. 1
• PATRICK COTE
• Augusta man gets 10 years for kidnapping girlfriend for days, beating her
• Pierce leads Celtics to 102-98 win over Magic
• Scorching talk: Romney, Obama battle over economy
• The trends are looking “up” at Bangor International Airport
• Front Street Shipyard spurs economic growth in Belfast
• Town of Hermon continues to experience economic growth
• Husson University’s online MBA program meets students “where they’re at”
• Varney Agency provides vital identity-fraud service for many clients
• Hearing set for man charged in ‘Cathouse’ death
• Bangor Arena construction continues apace at Bass Park
• Top O’Maine Trade Show April 28-29, 2012
• How to raise kids with a healthy relationship to food
• Check out our EMCC Student Senators on a recent service trip to NYC! Sounds like...
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• Warm winter boosts Penn National’s 1Q profits
• Fairchild Semi sees profits drop
• WERU-FM Community Radio to Celebrate 24th Birthday with an Open House Birthday Bash
• “Leon Etienne” Welcome to the Grand Illusion, Live at the Gracie Theatre
• Secret Service
• Were those prostitutes spies? Officials check identities in Secret Service scandal
• Advocacy groups filing suit Thursday over MaineCare changes
• For lobster bait company, Turner is all about location
• Foxcroft baseball extend winning streak with victory over PCHS
• Devils G Brodeur ready for Panthers in Game 4
• Warren town manager narrowly reappointed after public session on his employment
• Swim phenoms past, present mark 100 days to London
• Burdin powers Pirates past Foxcroft
• 3 Secret Service agents leaving amid prostitution inquiry
• EPA sets limits on fracking pollution, but gives grace period
• Clemens lawyers argue over Pettitte testimony
• Moyer fends off Father Time to notch win at 49
• GSA watchdog says employees are reporting abuse
• Coyotes’ Raffi Torres suspended for Hossa hit
• Local sports results for April 18, 2012
• Johnson’s “We shall overcome” speech: What LBJ wanted his speechwriter to know
• Vatican, breakaway traditionalists near agreement
• Norway gunman wants freedom or death for massacre
• Scorching talk: Romney, Obama battle over economy
• Wisconsin governor greeted as Republican rock star
• Former FBI official warns of cyberattacks from other nations
• Poll finds support for Afghanistan war deteriorating among voters
• TV, radio sports schedule for April 19, 2012
• Denmark’s richest man dies at 98
• RI House to vote on joining popular vote compact
• Reminder: All EMCC Library Books are due back by May 4th, 2012! All books return...
• Ash tree pest found closer to New England
• Cash mobsters converge on small businesses to give support
• Maine regulators approve casino license
• Hackers for hire put corporate security systems to the test
• Vetoing is not bullying. But what are Maine’s Republican legislators up to?
• Foods packaged in plastic come with a helping of chemicals
• Downtown Conference to focus on village center revitalization
• Changing Plans, Changing Therapists?
• A great time was had by all last night at the 8th annual EMCC Charity Basketball...
• “Adam -12″ Season Seven (the final season, over and out)
• Veto Voodoo
• Family Barn Dance
• Time magazine highlights ‘Vacationland’ show of Maine images
• Congress considers tax breaks on retirement savings
• GSA’s Jeffrey Neely comes under fire for running ‘a fiefdom’ at agency
• Lewiston man gets probation for misdemeanor assault against daughter, sex charges dropped
• Secret Service looking into Ted Nugent’s rhetoric
• Lewiston man who admitted lying about Bernie Fine abuse due in prison
• Olive Garden free appetizer or dessert
• Anthony has triple-double, Knicks rout Celtics
• Rangers hit six home runs in rout of Red Sox
• Smith, Vanidestine power Husson past Bowdoin
• Local sports results for April 16, 2012
• 3 found dead in Lancaster, NH
• Mass. gambling panel hoping to delay key deadline
• Milo sets severance package for town manager, hires interim manager
• Spoehr pitches Maine past Husson
• NH police shooter and his girlfriend sold drugs, records show
• Update on Scott $5 Coupon Deal at Kmart…
• $2.50 off any 24 Roll or 12-Roll Pack of White Cloud Bath Tissue (Facebook Coupon)
• $2 off any Pinypon Caravan & Buy Two Pinypon Figures & Get One Free
• Olivari, McMahon-Allwine lead George Stevens past Sumner
• Cables been out all day so let’s get blogging- $1.50 off the Purchase of Reynolds Wrap Foil (35 sq ft or larger) Excludes Wrapper Foil Sheets
• JONATHAN JOEL EASLER
• VIVIAN E. SHAKESPEARE
• VERNA A. BIRD
• STEVEN G. LANGLAIS
• SHEILA B. VARNUM HOWARD
• RONALD CHESTER BUZZELL
• ALICE M. PETE
• MAXINE ‘JO’ HARDING
• It is getting heated here at the EMCC faculty vs students charity basketball game!
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• A list of sports words and phrases Mainers love to use
• Meals From Maine
• Portland bike cab service to operate on tips only
• Newest BIW-built Zumwalt destroyer to be named after LBJ
• Electric vehicle drivers save $1,200 on fuel, study finds
• Challenges for young workers cover broad spectrum of economy
• First Solar lays off 2,000 workers
• Man sues hospital over circumcision that ‘robbed’ him of prowess
• Jethro Tull’s Ian Anderson “Thick as a Brick 2″ (the search for Gerald Milton Bostock)
• Portland’s Jeff Beam steps away from the Union for ‘Be Your Own Mirror’
• Tax Day
• Daryn Weatherman Leads St. Charles Glass in Mission to Provide Phenomenal Custom Installations
• Lewiston Auburn Film Festival already planning for next year after finishing weekend with a profit
• Harpswell firefighters suspect firecrackers to blame for dangerous woods blaze
• Brunswick man charged in Route 1 crash that injured 4
• Ayla Reynolds search could cost $500,000, say officials
• A rich guy’s case for higher tax rates
• Norway paper finalist for Pulitzer Prize for local reporting
• Panetta said he regrets cost to taxpayers for trips home to California
• Chara lifts Bruins past Caps 4-3 for series lead
• Mother’s Day Weekend Tulip Tour & Luncheon Tea
• Illinois kayaker dies after encounter with swan
• Bucksport makes Class C softball debut with convincing win over Searsport
• Alleged dispute with son lands Old Town man in jail
• Worldwide, March was coolest since 1999
• House votes to award Gold Medal to Nicklaus
• Pentagon investigating 10 military members in Colombia scandal
• Greenbush man back in jail after traffic stop in Old Town
• TV, radio sports schedule for April 17, 2012
• Applications sought for Habitat for Humanity house in Hampden
• Fatal shootings in 3 small NH towns alarm state
• Valentine criticizes Youkilis, then apologizes
• Kenya’s Wesley Korir, Cherop win Boston Marathon
• Experts: IRA dissidents could crash Olympics party
• Republicans reject ‘Buffett rule’ in the Senate
• Camden-area school superintendent to leave
• MDI man won’t relent in his opposition to development project
• Shields goes 8 1-3 innings, Rays top Red Sox 1-0
• First-place Dodgers riding high behind Kemp, Ethier
• Nicklaus hasn’t forgotten his most magical shots
• Portland’s future hangs on next moves in Augusta
• mama fox with five babies
• Beware of tests claiming to detect food intolerance
• mama fox and babies
• Are TV and video games making kids fat? Don’t be so sure
• “Emmanuel Pahud” The Flute King
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• In Morocco, suicide, uproar over marriage law tests Islamist government
• New Media
• Versatility, open mind keys to bass player’s journey
• Wicked Good Perks for Golf
• Wicked Good Perks
• You can still get deals for under $1 at Walmart
• New Printable Coupons: Johnson’s Baby Products, Post Cereal, and More
• P&G $10 OYNO Promotion at Kmart 4/15-4/21
• Chris Wallace TKOs Democrat Axelrod on Fox News Sunday
• 89 New Target Printables
• Snikiddy Snacks 4oz or larger ~ $1.00/1 (facebook)
• Obama calls for thorough inquiry in Secret Service prostitution scandal
• Dexter high school 2012 baseball preview
• Missing kayaker found dead in Saco Bay
• “Verdi’s La Traviata” Live at the Metropolitan Opera
• Tornadoes rip through Midwest, Plains, at least 5 dead
• New survey finds many more emperor penguins
• Advice to a victim and her old bullies
• Group envisions Maine-to-Florida E-ZPass toll system on I-95
• Best Buy to close Biddeford store, 50 nationwide
• Hundreds attend Lewiston-Auburn film fest; ‘You Can’t Kill Stephen King’ wins top award
• 11 Secret Service agents placed on leave in prostitute scandal
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• State may sell land near Dorothea Dix center for Bangor Hydro substation
• Staying in ‘The Twilight Zone’ of Florida
• Davis, Oosthuizen share second-round lead in Houston
• Lyon pitches Husson to sweep of Colby
• What $1.46B spent on Mega Millions could pay for
• Security breach may have compromised millions of debit and credit cards
• University of Maine baseball racks up 18 hits, routs Norfolk State
• Obama to Mainers: ‘The country needs your help’
• Bath students join Shain’s of Maine ice cream, Dot’s Ice Cream Shop for charity
• Vt. school remembers slain teacher at service
• Much could change with Supreme Court decision on health care law
• For stocks, a stable and impressive climb in 2012
• Obama clears way for tightened sanctions on Iran
• Obama, Romney shift into general-election mode
• Jimmie Johnson not letting lack of winning mess with head
• Conner returns as University of Maine opens outdoor season with home meet
• Bangor Housing renovation upsets some tenants
• If you’re happy and you know it, tell the government
• DONALD C. CHURCH
• WESTON BRADFORD HASKELL III
• BOGO Free Sandwichs from Quiznos
• ‘Considerable sum of money’ missing from Old Orchard Beach library, officials say
• Fire destroys 200-year-old residence, leaves North Berwick couple homeless
• Police accuse Wayne man, 60, of sexually assaulting boy
• US consumer spending up 0.8 pct., but income lags
• How to feed your teenager
• Gross national happiness? Government wants to measure your well-being
• OPM! OMG!
• Waldo County man makes sidewalks out of old toilets
• Caps stay in playoff hunt, beat Boston 3-2 in shootout
• Review of health insurance law begins with secret Supreme Court vote
• Health insurers push back on consumer rebate letter
• George H.W. Bush says it’s time for GOP ‘to get behind’ Romney
• Smithsonian showcases replica of monster snake
• Gose’s 3 steals in 8th help Blue Jays edge Red Sox
• Legislative panel endorses bill to allow police to raise funds for their own
• Millinocket looking at no-tax-growth budget
• Preview: Maine baseball vs. Norfolk State
• Senate blocks effort to end oil tax breaks
• Florida turns ‘Gunshine State’ after years of Republican control
• Missing Austrian man walked out of woods after getting mired on logging road
• School tax credit proposals being debated in NH
• Whose health is important?
• Big fifth inning lifts USM baseball team past UMF
• Portland jetport travelers urged to arrive early because of heavy schedule, Obama visit
• Water level not ideal, but St. George River Race set for Saturday
• Eating in Rockland town square: A pleasant experience or an insult to veterans?
• Falcons prompt trail closure on MDI
• ROBYN LISA TATE-BROWN
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• DOUGLAS GILMORE MILLER
• DONALD E. SWAZEY
• Lewiston high school girls track and field 2012 preview
• Lewiston high school boys track and field 2012 preview
• JetBlue incident raises questions about pilots’ mental health
• It’s almost Friday!
• AARP safety course important refresher for senior drivers
• “Alison Balsom” Seraph
• Local Masons support charity that assists Maine soldiers
• Hot new workout toys to look for at the gym
• Knot Tying Nirvana
• Bangor Courts
• Is this activist Supreme Court going to gut Medicaid – and reshape public policy?
• 2012 Garden Show welcomes spring
• Health Care Costs
• Coupons to print for Shaw’s sale that starts friday!
• Robbed of my best friend: Like many pet owners, I was surprised by depth of grief
• Maine earnings growth ranks 50th in nation
• 93 percent of income growth went to top 1 percent, study says
• New census numbers show where Mainers are moving, which counties are growing
• A Great Day On Penobscot Bay With Thoughts Of More To Come..
• Lawmakers ask state to increase oversight of Juniper Ridge Landfill
• The College Store to close; parent company files for Chapter 11 protection
• Beat of a different drum
• State office validates Hampden’s 2011 town election
• Phelps, Lochte ready to renew swim rivalry in Indy
• Former NFL assistant Ferraro named defensive coordinator at Maine
• UM’s Stewart seeks berth on Canadian national team
• Local sports results for March 29, 2012
• Johnson signs on to lend his magic to Dodgers
• Lincoln District Court, cases Feb. 2-March 23, 2012
• Central Aroostook’s McClung to join Husson basketball program
• Postseason OT adopted for NFL regular season
• Stockton Springs’ Adams eyes strong final season with Husson baseball
• Tseng planning another big splash at Kraft Nabisco
• Maine hockey linemates, roommates Brian Flynn, Spencer Abbott agree to pro contracts
• Lawmaker chastised for wearing hoodie in House
• Hope House fight results in arrest
• Beal College career fair attracts 36 businesses, 250 students
• TV, radio sports schedule for March 29, 2012
• Romney still close to Obama, Santorum 5 points back, poll finds
• Attorney challenges search warrant based on Maine drug enforcement agent’s alleged drug abuse
• Strauss-Kahn attorneys press immunity claim at hearing
• Western troops take steps to avoid fratricide by Afghan troops
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• Fire in Bangor
• Scarborough teen seeking return of stolen wheelchair
• Old Orchard Beach wants to attract cruise ship passengers
• Fact Checker: Will ‘Obamacare’ really cost twice as much as estimated?
• Hammond Street Senior Center seeks to increase public awareness
• Passengers tackle screaming JetBlue pilot
• Newburgh maple producers prepare for Maine Maple Sunday
• A Second Opinion
• Americans love government in health care
• MDI superintendent hits budget snag at Mass. job interview
• Court rejects Obama plea to reconsider bone-marrow case from Maine plaintiff
• Susan Collins pushes at NOAA’s silence on agency’s abuses
• Lewiston filmmaker to document cancer, cycling journeys with Patrick Dempsey’s help
• 63-year-old Canton woman rescued, hospitalized after fall down cliff behind Mexico Walmart
• Going Coastal
• 8:15, the new 11
• Dodgers reach deal with Magic Johnson group to sell team for $2 billion
• Pouliot lifts Bruins to 5-2 victory over Lightning
• Stanford Playing at It’s Best As the Cardinal Reaches Final of NIT
• Hayes leads UConn women back to Final Four
• Florida prosecutor taps experts to review 911 calls in Trayvon Martin shooting
• Hanging Around!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
• Morrell helps UMPI baseball team snap 10-game losing streak
• Octomom poses semi-nude for British magazine
• Government report says N-bomb blast in DC wouldn’t destroy city
• Bike Rodeo & Safety activities
• Voters in Veazie, Glenburn favor secession from school district
• Coroner says Vermont prep school teacher was killed
• Pope prays for freedom, ‘renewal’ in Cuba
• NCAA hockey tournament regionals suffer at box office
• Messalonskee’s Dexter heads Eastern Maine Class B hockey all-stars
• If Microsoft co-founder’s ID isn’t safe, is yours?
• UMaine baseball team needs veterans to start hitting consistently
• Councilors, public say Bangor doesn’t need publicly elected mayor
• Obama’s uncle admits facts in Mass. drunken driving case
• Local Sports Results for March 27, 2012
• The 2nd Maine Infantry charges onto Henry House Hill at Manassas
• White House offers restrictions on drone strikes in Pakistan
• Report: 42 arrested in Albany drug sweep
• Maine House rejects income tax relief bill
• Wimpy winter weather hits the state’s outdoors economy, says NRC of ME
• “River Monsters” (with Jeremy Wade)
• Air Canada labor fight spills over onto fliers
• Pending home sales hold near two-year high
• In praise of swashbuckling
• Health Fee
• PVC Class C/D Girls All-Conference girls basketball team
• PVC Class C/D Boys All-Conference basketball team
• Too old to get hired but too young to retire
• Computer expert leaves his boat in Portland to build cloak-and-digital company
• MDI school superintendent a contender in Massachusetts as field narrows
• 5 charged in connection with Kingfield meth lab, fire that destroyed mobile home
• Incumbents unseated in Warren Board of Selectmen vote
• UMF softball team sweeps Gordon
• More than 4,500 homes lose power in Penobscot County
• Baylor pounds Tennessee 77-58 for berth in Final Four
• Pierce scores 36 as Celtics beat Bobcats 102-95
• Bangor City Council debates Constitutional Amendment resolution
• Trapper called for Orrington beavers after dam failure
• Accused Fla. shooter claims Martin started confrontation
• Tiny puppy in California could be world’s smallest
• TV, radio sports schedule for March 27, 2012
• Kansas’ Thomas Robinson leads AP All-America team
• Kickoff rule reduced concussions
• Studies: Surgery can put diabetes into remission
• Pedroia homers, Lester sharp for Red Sox
• Serena Williams beats Stosur at Key Biscayne
• Lawmakers call airport screeners ineffective, rude
• Parcells: No contact from Saints about coaching
• Phase 2 begins for Tiger Woods
• Arguments begin before Supreme Court in historic health law case
• Fatal beating of Iraqi-American woman under investigation
• Ontario’s top court legalizes brothels for safety
• Prostate cancer therapy too good to be true explodes health cost
• Lightning kills 4 family members in Amazon
• Atheists raise $63K for student in RI prayer flap
• Local sports results for March 26, 2012
• ‘Pink slime’ maker suspends some plant operations
• Bears exceeded expectations and need to continue their growth
• Tebow the Jet: Celebrity backup meets media
• PAC attack
• Piscataquis community high school 2012 softball preview
• Man makes off with drugs after Waterville pharmacy robbery
• Where in the woods am I?
• RESULTS Basketball Clinics hosting summer camps for 7 local towns!
• Getting Married?
• Female crash dummy upends safety ratings for some top-selling cars
• “Xuefei Yang” Bach Concertos (Elias String Quartet)
• Thank you again to all the participants and guests at the Maine Chef Challenge 2...
• Education bills a highlight in Augusta this year
• Should Cheney’s new heart have gone to a younger patient?
• Jobs Creator
• Qantas, China Eastern plan budget airline
• Helping Fort Kent tenants
• Sunday blaze destroys Poland home
• Woman moving to Bethel from Lewiston goes missing
• Georges Bank cod stocks badly depleted, NOAA study says
• Maine attorney general to be in courtroom Wednesday for ACA arguments
• UM hire advised controversial pay raises at USM
• Campus officials unfazed by past Dayglow fiascos
• Siren’s song attracts student paramedics: A ride-along with UVAC
• Proposed IT overhaul would eliminate FirstClass, merge campus offices
• Orono gives seeking grant to give downtown a facelift a second try
• UConn women in regional finals for 7th year in row
• Colby baseball team ends spring trip with twinbill sweep
• Hebron Racer in US National Snowboarding Competitions
• Woods captures his first PGA Tour victory since 2009
• O’Brien eager to start spring practice at Penn State
• In mileage crunch, carmakers pare engines to 3 cylinders
• Obama warns North Korea on rocket launch
• Local Sport results for March 24-25, 2012
• House GOP budget plan heats up as campaign issue
• Stewart wins rain-shortened race in Fontana
• Bruins play another strong 3rd period, beat Kings
• Supreme Court health care arguments to begin Monday
• With win in hand from La., Santorum eyes Wis.
• US should take middle ground against Iran’s nuclear threat
• TV, radio sports schedule for March 26, 2012
• Castroneves wins IndyCar season opener at St. Pete
• No grade levels? No letter grades? Rockport conference to tackle questions about standards-based education
• Outrage over slain Fla. teen unites people of all colors, but divide still exists
• US says soldier split killing spree
• James Cameron reaches deepest spot on Earth
• Officials searching for missing Stockton Springs boy
• Let’s use our stock pile to help out Fort Kent
• Drag racers apprehended doing 91 mph on Route 26, police say
• Fire destroys Fort Kent business landmark, threatens other buildings
• ‘Mad Men’ mania comes to Portland
• Obama health care faces Supreme Court on Monday
• Why health care is permanently changed under Obama act
• Dick Cheney recovering after heart transplant surgery
• UMaine goalie Sullivan learns lessons in first NCAA Regional appearance
• UMaine goalie Sullivan learns lessons in first NCAA Regional appearance
• Minnesota-Duluth rallies from 2-0 deficit, beats Maine in Northeast Regional 5-2
• Bulldogs get best of Black Bears, end UMaine’s season
• Longtime fans turn out to support Black Bears in Worcester
• Misinformation abounds on Obamacare budget estimates
• Kreider scores 2 goals to lift BC past Air Force
• NCAA tournament live updates: UMaine vs. Minnesota-Duluth
• Lamoine shooting victim says dispute over truck paint job led to fatality
• Four-on-four overtime in college hockey is a strong possibility
• Forest rangers on lookout for dangerous fires early this season
• Receding beaver dam flood waters leave extensive road damage in Orrington
• Amateur Naturalist: Forces of nature
• Dad’s absence palpable when shopping for baseball gear
• U.S. should rethink cold welcome policy
• Obamacare: The reckoning
• Houlton animal shelter steps up, takes dogs from Arkansas that faced euthanization
• Spencer Abbott in UMaine lineup against Minnesota-Duluth
• Camden Garden Club offers homeowners trees at bargain prices
• Reward boosted to $60,000 for information on 4-year-old County murder
• Portland jail officials say breach that led to inmate sex wasn’t first security lapse
• Live updates: Duluth leads UMaine 3-2 in NCAA Tournament
• Three Husson students charged with assault at UMaine fraternity house
• NH weatherman’s forecasts are musts for New England ski areas
• LePage critics say late bills an attempt to force quick action
• Congratulations again to Team Red and Chef Meghan, Brett, and Hillary on your wi...
• “Todd Rundgren’s Utopia” Live at Hammersmith Odeon ’75
• Blogcation
• Austria and Hungary
• World-class Maine snowboarder faces new challenge
• My Family of Aroostook County Loggers
• Medomak Valley senior takes the long walk to success
• Portland “Cash Mob” aftermath, video and next month’s mob
• What teams will advance to the Frozen Four?
• UMaine on leading edge of diagnosis, treatment of head injuries to student-athletes
• 76ers top Celtics 99-86 as Collins gets 400th win
• Barnes scores 5 in OT, North Carolina beats Ohio 73-65
• 9 charged in sexual attack on teen in St. Paul, Minn.
• Perakslis leads Maine baseball team by Bryant
• Payton takes responsibility for Saints scandal
• Woods shares lead at Bay Hill
• John Payton, top civil rights lawyer, dies at 65
• Preview: Maine men’s hockey vs. Minnesota-Duluth
• Beware the fog
• Cash spills on the highway: What would you do?
• Drug Damage — Reporter’s Notebook
• Maine hockey coach Whitehead credits players for good NCAA tournament record
• Breach near beaver dam floods Route 15 in Orrington
• Role players will be crucial to Maine hockey’s success against Minnesota-Duluth
• Jim Kim: Obama makes surprise pick for World Bank
• Record-high temperatures coming to an end; conditions that led to ‘explosive’ grass, brush fire danger waning
• Johnson, NASCAR take opposing lessons from appeal
• US soldier charged in Afghan shooting rampage
• Fundraising under way to save the steamship Katahdin, which nears 100 years old
• Europe faces jihadist threat
• Irving officials discuss potential mining operation, jobs in The County
• Slain teen’s friends say he never picked a fight
• Boston’s Buchholz shaky in 6-5 loss to Orioles
• In Loving Memory Of WINNIE JANDREAU
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• 2012 Cinderella Project of Maine Giveaway
• Wife Words – Vol. 7
• A Moment in Time: Monty Python, my Brothers, and Me
• Some soldiers diagnosed with PTSD later return to war
• Car crashes into Bangor Rite Aid
• Lobstermen from US, Canada meet in Maine
• T-Mobile USA to cut 1,900 call-center jobs; ME facility spared
• Exxon Valdez sold, likely destined for scrap heap
• Extreme Fashion
• Air Canada cancels flights due to ground crews strike in Toronto
• How old is your Mold?
• Bill to strip Decoster workers’ right to unionize gets Senate approval
• Vandals steal head of South Berwick statue
• Choose Latest Cheap Cocktail Dresses
• I am signing on this blog for the last time…
• Celtics end Bucks’ 6-game winning streak, 100-91
• Sweeney scores on squeeze as Red Sox, Yankees tie
• Louisville knocks off top-seeded Michigan State
• Iowa man named new Bucksport town manager
• Long-hidden stash of empty bottles hints at Prohibition-era secrets
• After 5½ years, Hampden’s comprehensive plan approved in 5½ minutes
• Scores arrested in Vermont Yankee protest
• Bill would allow teachers to pray with students
• NASA releases new moon pics requested by students
• Rumor mill in China is in overdrive over possible coup attempt
• Intoxicated Bangor man arrested at police station
• Worcester State baseball team sweeps Southern Maine
• Warm weather means early wildfire season for Maine forest rangers
• Marine still outspoken despite facing dismissal
• Sports briefs for March 22
• Millinocket won’t sue state just yet over LePage’s decision to withhold funds
• OWLS HEAD GARDEN CLUB PRESENTS DEB SOULE, FOUNDER OF AVENA BOTANICALS, AT APRIL MEETING
• Maine hockey freshman Leen may replace Spencer Abbott
• Several executives leave Komen after controversy
• Swing Dance
• Brown hammers University of Maine baseball for first win of season
• Labor office begins assessing green economics
• Maine hockey coach Whitehead, team earn vindication with NCAA berth
• Obama pledges approval of Keystone pipeline’s southern leg
• Cigarette companies market tobacco that melts in your mouth
• Too busy to exercise? Embrace the chaos of work and family to get fit
• Newest Vise Squad Member
• Medicare Information Workshop
• Housing report disappoints as February numbers dip
• Business playing key role in drive for gay marriage
• ME Association of Realtors: home sales up 29.5% in Feb.
• OccupyMaine protester gets a year in prison for hitting man with hatchet
• Jamaica Bound
• Anson man faces long sentence after pleading guilty to rape
• Boothbay Harbor woman has London Olympics in her sights
• Riteaid preview 3/25
• CVS preview 3/25
• Target cheap deals
• Target: FREE Crayola Scissors & $0.19 Crayons
• Talent show turns 10
• Greek play “Clouds” in Minsky
• Here’s Bangor’s Maine Daily Deal
• The Maine Deal in Augusta
• DealChicken -Bangor
• Anson man pleads guilty to assault on couple in Pa. forest
• University of Maine hockey’s O’Neill getting job done defensively and offensively
• JPMorgan employees join Goldman Sachs among top Obama donors
• Greyhound leaving Bangor Bus Terminal, moving to Dysart’s
• Breast cancer study: More than 1,700 black women die unnecessarily each year
• Will DHHS restructuring harm the mentally ill or increase efficiency?
• Supreme Court allows Idaho couple to challenge EPA on wetlands ruling
• Off-the-charts pollen spreads allergy misery
• Bangor requesting plans for downtown signs
• Asian population grows faster than any other ethnic group in US
• John Martin sponsoring bill for Irving mining while owing $250,000 to another Irving company
• Traditions Golf Club opening Friday
• Mysterious explosion sounds torment Wisconsin town
• Messenger mission reveals surprises on, and inside, Mercury
• NH House kills gay marriage repeal bill
• TV, radio sports schedule for March 22, 2012
• NICHOLAS ‘NICK’ JOHNSTON
• DAVID J. LIBBY
• VIOLA E. (SKINNER) CUSHMAN
• HAROLD R. VEARA
• Foxcroft Academy 2012 baseball preview
• Construction has begun for the MCC 2012!
• Child has ADD, temporarily uninsured
• Belfast Plane Crash
• Tax credit’s end threatens wind industry’s rapid growth
• Android apps a target for malware
• An aspirin a day may keep cancer away
• “Quatuor Ebene” Mozart Dissonances
• Rockland sewer plant repairs could lead to unpleasant odors
• If you need a few couponig tips here’s a book to read
• Here Comes the Sun
• 3-25 Smartsource coupon preview
• Down Stonington Way
• Maine celebrates Franco-American Day
• Bicycle tour to draw 2,000 to Maine
• List of Carnegie Hero medal winners
• Northport man who saved woman from fire receives Carnegie heroism medal
• Caribou woman injured after Littleton crash
• Clean Election Act reform bill sent to LePage for signing
• Mars Hill man indicted in fatal crash
• Need coupons for the new baby?
• $2 off any New Schick Xtreme 3 Eco 4 Count
• Local chefs to participate in ‘Iron Chef’-style cooking challenge
• Renowned choreographer bringing movement to Deer Isle
• SENATE CANDIDATE DODGE stands against internet taxation
• Royal Fort Fairfield restaurant earning accolades
• How to report golf results to the BDN
• Romney routs Santorum in GOP primary in Illinois
• Steelers WR Hines Ward retiring
• New clue gives hope to solving Earhart crash mystery
• Williams: UNC preparing to play without Marshall
• Brewer man accused of hitting cars during wild ride through Old Town trailer park
• There’s gold in Aroostook County, and bill would ease Maine mining regulations
• Local sports results for March 20, 2012
• Plane makes emergency landing on Route 52 in Belfast
• Maine hockey defenseman to face off against close friend
• Hardy Girls celebrates girls who rock the mic
• Obama campaign says De Niro’s joke ‘inappropriate’
• We can help Maine save money on welfare, Portland officials say
• Elway: Tebow took news of Manning deal with class
• Knox County won’t appeal court ruling on sheriff’s authority
• Red Bull’s co-founder dies in Bangkok
• Foxcroft Academy 2012 softball preview
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• US builders began work on fewer homes in February
• US futures fall on signals from China
• “A Thousand Ways to Die” Lethal Life Lessons…
• Geneticist studies his own blood and discovers a link to diabetes
• MPBN Emergency
• Half Off Seafood at The Red Barn Family Restaurant in Augusta
• 3-25 RedPlum Coupon Preview
• Commission may run out of money for court-appointed lawyers before end of fiscal year
• Portland City Council approves zoning change to allow Husson expansion
• Brunswick police seize 76 pot plants, 100 pills, several semiautomatic weapons from apartment
• Two toddlers fall from second-story window in Rumford
• LePage signs into law bill that eases license posting requirements for businesses
• Charter schools to be focus of meetings in Presque Isle, Machias
• Surgeon General visits Lewiston to hear ‘real-life stories’
• Lessard returns as full-time Hampden town manager after 4-3 vote
• Cushing no longer a dry town after vote
• Pouliot scores 2 goals as Bruins rip Leafs 8-0
• UConn women’s stellar D leads them in record rout of K-State
• Allen, Celtics hold off Hawks 79-76
• Sugarbaker helps Colby baseball team earn split
• Eastern Maine 2012 baseball predictions
• Firefighters battling blaze in Lamoine
• At the State House: budget woes lead to reorganization proposals
• Year Five of Basketball in Europe Comes to an End
• ‘Meth babies’ suffer anxiety and depression, study finds
• How Obama’s health care law affects the lives of 7 Americans
• “Daria Rabotkina” Piano Concerto Live at the Gracie Theatre
• Dayglow coming to UMaine
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• Fire extinguisher at Skowhegan gas station accidentally coats customers in white powder
• Gas Wars
• Thieves make off with furnace, oil tanks from vacant Augusta home
• 6 people hurt in 6-vehicle crash in Waterville
• Republican tax plans mean huge future cuts in Maine
• HIKING THE DUCKTRAP PRESERVE
• Cianbro draws praise for work on Mystic, Conn., drawbridge
• Pattenaude to attend last UMS trustees meeting as chancellor
• Poor marks continue for Maine state government transparency
• DealChicken in Bangor
• A few Drugstore freebies
• Nestle Butterfinger NestEggs $1 Off (2) Two Bags (facebook) and Target coupon
• CVS: Free Stroller with $30 purchase on Baby Products Weekly Circular Pg. 12 w/CVS card (Exp: 03/24/12)
• Adams, Tardiff help Husson baseball team sweep Newbury
• Spuds and the State House
• Hockey East playoff format likely to change in 2013-2014
• Romney sails to Puerto Rico win; Illinois up next
• Longest-serving Snowe staffer reflects on career, multiple sclerosis event to recognize service
• Top-seeded Baylor rolls past UC Santa Barbara
• Donald wins Transitions and returns to No. 1
• More colleges are testing students to measure learning
• John Demjanjuk, convicted Nazi death camp guard, dies at 91
• Husband-photographer’s muse, Eleanor Callahan inspired photo poetry
• North Carolina rolls past Creighton 87-73
• New wrinkle in pot debate: stoned driving
• House GOP’s Ryan to unveil new budget
• Record temperatures, sun melt away cabin fever for Mainers
• I no longer recognize myself in photos!
• RICHARD MATTILA
• MINA C. KENT
• MARY R. SIMMONS
• RONALD C. BOYNTON
• MARY P. BURNS
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• A Gathering of Friends: “Pairings at Winterport Winery”
• NH voter identification bill would require proof of residency
• Talk radio host and award-winning chef to judge fundraiser food competition
• Gaudreau, Milner lead BC past Maine 4-1 in Hockey East title game
• Black Bears no match for BC: Eagles take 3rd straight Hockey East Championship
• How CBOA (Collegiate Basketball Officials Association) are Assigned March Madness Games
• Officials Not Calling Endline Violations in NCAA Tourney
• Not Knowing 2 Rules Costs Notre Dame in Loss to Xavier in One Second
• Craig third-fastest American in World Cup mountain bike race
• Harbor House basketball tourney a new beginning for newly crowned champs
• Officer rescues woman before Saturday morning fire destroys Holden farmhouse
• Horticulturist: Warm weather doesn’t mean plant early, but work your soil
• Fordham, Seton Hall subdue UMaine
• Short Fuse Fireworks vice president hopes to open Old Town shop in next few months
• Maine Avenue reconstruction involves repaving, roundabout
• Dresden man followed gut instinct about river to rescue Micah Thomas
• Limestone seeks residents’ opinion on cutting police patrol hours
• Caribou picks new fire chief
• Male singers dominate Northern Star competition in Presque Isle
• Latest HUD information could help mortgage holders
• Legislature enacts anti-bullying bill
• Lee Academy speaker tells Maine educators how to recruit Chinese exchange students
• Bamboo bike shop relocates to midcoast
• Portland celebrates St. Patrick’s Day morning
• “I Believe in Monsters”
• Taxi vouchers help mobilize midcoast people with disabilities
• Man in hospital after small plane crashes into Otisfield lake
• 42-megawatt industrial wind site proposed for Passadumkeag Mountain
• “Saint Patrick” (then and now…)
• Campaign Conflicts
• Waiting list for concealed weapons permits grows in Maine
• Locations, artists named for Schoodic Sculpture Symposium
• Power play carries Maine by BU to Hockey East final vs. BC
• Mauer plays first for Twins in win over Red Sox
• Black Bears beat BU, to face Boston College in Hockey East championship
• Jackson leads MMA softball team to sweep of UMPI
• White House proposal addresses objections to birth control coverage
• Ex-Rutgers student convicted in hate crimes, faces 10 years or more
• TV, Radio Sports Schedule for March 17-18, 2012
• Patriots sign LB White, S Gregory
• Spain’s Eduardo De La Riva, leads Andalucia Open
• Ambrosie, Archer join UMaine football coaching staff
• Afghan leader blasts US over probe into shootings
• Romney, Santorum — and Obama — trade campaign digs
• No. 15 Lehigh stuns second-seeded Duke 75-70
• Fierce tornado rips through Mich. town, but no injuries
• Air Force disciplining 2 mortuary supervisors over mishandled remains
• Technology education bill could affect potato harvest breaks at schools in Aroostook
• Newsrooms may change, but not the need for news
• Edson named CEO of Sewall
• Camden man faces deportation after drug dealing conviction
• Small claims court a lesson in persistence, preparation and patience
• National Guard announces promotions
• Brewer High athletic director Kiah set to retire after 41-year career in education
• UMaine outlasts New Jersey Tech in 11 innings
• Exeter native Craig seeks second U.S. Olympic team berth
• Whitehead began thinking about top line combination in spring
• Searsport Pines opens Saturday, other midcoast golf courses need more time
• Syrian revolt simmers outside capital
• Former political rivals Michaud, Levesque work together on call center jobs
• Portland man to serve four years for drug trafficking, child endangerment
• Senate likely to pass Dolby landfill bill despite LePage’s concerns, co-sponsor says
• Windham man sentenced on drug charge
• Domestic violence offenders must be focus of law
• Republican legislators side with insurance companies over Maine people
• Life without real books, newspapers
• This superintendent doesn’t fear school choice
• Alex Knupp
• Jordan Lockard
• Kenny Brewer-Frazee
• Vanessa Conners
• Jessica Lavin
• Isaih Palmer
• Zackary Tremmel
• Kristen Tripp
• Kristen Tripp
• E.J Keniston
• Paige Thibodeau
• Catherine Rudnicki
• Tessa Yardley
• Sean Adams
• Hannah Robichaud
• Jonathan Hatch
• David Fernandez
• Matija Mamula
• Carnivores say ‘So what?’ to warnings of early death from red meat
• Ecologist: Northeast should brace for surge in Lyme disease
• Adame leads St. Joseph’s lacrosse team to win over Husson
• TV, radio sports schedule for March 16
• Testing the waters at New England Products Trade Show
• Mid Coast Landscaping Show at Plants Unlimited in Rockport
• Taliban suspend US talks; Karzai calls for faster transition
• UMaine AD Abbott supports Woodward after UMaine’s 12-17 season
• Peyton Manning free agency stretches into 2nd week
• Sports briefs for March 15
• Belfast-based athenahealth expanding search for 80 employees to Bangor
• Back to the future for new season of ‘Mad Men’
• James Patterson donates 200,000 books to US troops
• TNT announces summer schedule: ‘Dallas’ return and ‘The Closer’s’ end
• Even Yankees fans like Red Sox 2B Dustin Pedroia
• Rolling Stones not likely to tour in 2012
• Harrington opens with a 61 at Innisbrook
• Arizona may relax contraceptive coverage mandate
• Howard waives opt-out clause, staying with Magic
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• “Robin Trower” Farther on Up the Road
• That’s fishy: Feds fight fraud in seafood sizes
• ‘Pink slime’ beef filler turns up in school lunches
• Update on EMS – 2 Portland-area stores in the works?
• CDC anti-smoking campaign shocks with profiles of tobacco victims
• Bomb reported on UMaine campus
• Supporters, opponents square off over mining bill that could bring jobs to County
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• Poll: Obama’s job approval falters as gas prices spike
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• Feds say Wyo. tribe’s bald eagle permit a first
• New Odlin Road bus route debuts on April 2
• Ariz. officials revisit Obama’s birth certificate
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• Houlton ends Superfund involvement, will get nearly $25,000 back
• LePage’s teacher evaluation bill hits Legislature to mixed reviews
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• Encyclopaedia Britannica to end print edition after 244 years
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• April Board Meeting for Piscataquis County Soil & Water Conservation District
• Barenaked Ladies, Blues Traveler to perform on the Bangor waterfront
• Final Four
• Lewiston cafe closing due to owner’s pending deportation
• L.L. Bean Guaranteed to Last
• Hallowell, Augusta utility sewer disputes nears trial as court costs reach $120,000
• Maine one of 11 states to test expanded access to emergency psychiatric care
• Scoring a tough task in men’s basketball in 2012
• Highs in 70s in March? Warm spell expected to last
• Prosecutors say they found possible Bulger memoirs
• Ellsworth cheerleaders capture state title
• Christopher Plummer’s ‘Barrymore’ goes to cinemas
• TV, Radio Sports Schedule for March 14, 2012
• Bowdoin baseball team sweeps Westfield State
• Rockland woman arrested for sex with Conn. teen she met playing “Call of Duty” online
• March 14 Business & Community Expo Returns to Rockport’s Samoset
• EMDC lays off three employees as federal funding shrinks
• Baileyville man gets one year for bankruptcy fraud
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• LePage’s ‘working papers’ exemption approved by legislative committee
• Biddeford YMCA evacuated after reports of people suffering breathing problems
• LePage supplemental budget would cut general assistance, funding for MPBN
• Eastern Maine high school sports examiner 2011/2012 girls basketball all stars
• Houlton manager resigns for private sector work
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• The Maine Deal in Augusta looks interesting
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• GOP campaign spending lowest since 1990s
• Police suspect transient has been stealing from cars in Berwick
• China man gets 15 years for breaking into neighbor’s home, sexually assaulting her
• Minn. Sappi mill to add textiles to papermaking
• Seizure triggered Topsham crash that wedged car on its side between 2 trees, police say
• Coast Guard warns boaters of deadly, winter-like water temperatures
• Maine soldier found stabbed to death in Olympia, Wash.
• Help for Veterans
• Veazie residents at hearing favor exploring bid to get out of school district
• Bangor Council approves contract with Front Row to market arena
• Bangor Council approves 5-year deal for Fiesta Shows, state fair
• Rogge confident Saudis will send women to London
• Newport elects two selectmen
• Dallas Seavey leads Iditarod mushers
• Waldo County women spread word of tribal unrest in Kenya
• Maine free-throw champs advance to New England tourney
• Bowdoin baseball team opens with sweep
• Wash. trawler sank so fast no time for distress call
• Student-led film takes on teen anxiety, depression
• Attorney general suing Portland, Buxton home repair contractors
• US rejects Texas voter-ID law
• Stormwater fee proposal draws crowd in Portland
• Local sports results for March 12, 2012
• Wide-ranging fallout expected from Afghan massacre
• Take it from me* Road Trip! With baby.
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• Palmyra citizens vote to keep community center as is
• Defense, goaltending have propelled Maine’s winning surge
• Husson adds four new degree programs including forensics, software development
• Feds release health overhaul blueprint for states
• Brunswick credit union settles with employee who embezzled more than $500,000
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• $700,000 in Matching Funds Celebrates Apprenticeshop’s 40th Anniversary
• “The Bangor Symphony Orchestra” Tchaikovsky 4
• Flurry of bills hits State House; Measures of Growth provide focus for improvement
• Young children can be identity-theft targets
• Ellsworth Pee Wee Cheerleaders State Champions!!!
• Has your food gone rancid? Healthier oils, flours spoil fast
• EMHS Receives $26,000 to Combat Childhood Obesity
• Coffee Prices
• Where in the woods am I?
• Cancer run-walk fundraiser nets $250,000
• Beach to Beacon signups start March 15
• Bill would protect emergency responders from unfair penalties
• How Dansko footwear left Maine and landed in China
• Maine’s New Balance trade balance
• Men’s hockey beats Merrimack 2-1, moves on to Hockey East semifinals
• Maine advances to Hockey East semifinal with 2-1 win over Merrimack
• Rose rallies to win World Golf Championship
• A bugged life: Warm winter could mean more insects
• Search suspended for 4 fishermen missing off Wash. coast
• Brown carries Husson lacrosse team past Mass. Maritime
• Rep. Inslee’s resignation announcement to leave another vacancy in the House
• Obama’s dossier on Iran in doubt
• New Maine reads, just in time for mud season
• Lakers rally by Celtics in another thriller
• Kentucky, Syracuse, N. Carolina, Michigan State get top seeds
• Candidates spar before key Miss., Ala. primaries
• Peace envoy to Syria is optimistic despite failed talks
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• Kmart shopping this morning
• Four men hospitalized after shooting in Lamoine
• Kmart deals
• Maine seaweed farmers seek expansion in Connecticut
• Seems the Kellogg’s Cereal $4/4 is back so hurry and print it
• Eco-terrorism falls, but government still targets groups
• New round of closures could doom Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
• Santorum wins Kansas GOP caucus while Romney takes Wyoming
• Chase ends after trooper rams suspect’s car in Greene
• New printable coupons
• Walgreens Match Ups 3/11 – 3/17
• Riteaid matchups
• Pepin takes over as Dexter softball coach
• Merrimack beats up Maine in penalty-marred contest, forces third game Sunday night
• Woman births baby boy weighing almost 14 pounds
• Merrimack takes penalty-filled Game 2, 5-2
• Homemade Smoker by Maine Man
• Maksut leads Thornton Academy to ‘A’ hockey title
• Britten leads West A-B boys stars to victory; East C-D stars shine
• Greely tops Messalonskee to win Class B hockey state crown
• Madawaska teen facing heart transplant with humor, grit
• No. 2 Vermont Knocks off No. 1 Stonybrook 51-43 To Win America East Conference Tournament and a Date at the Big Dance
• Live updates: UMaine vs. Merrimack in Game 2 of Hockey East quarterfinal
• Job training success should be emulated, not eliminated
• Searsport voters reject propane tank moratorium
• Holden Youth scores Big!
• Obama’s Israel priority: stop Israel
• Fire destroys Columbia home, light bulb used as heat source for stray cat colony blamed
• Republicans in Legislature — get on board with health insurance help
• Consumer Forum: Decline free service offers
• Father-son baseball becomes brother-brother
• Accident backs up traffic on Route 1A in Holden
• Coughlin pitches UMaine past Bowling Green
• Old Town fire damages apartment, claims lives of two dogs
• Vicaire, Bond, Burke, Gribbin win McDonald’s All-Star contests
• East A/B victory earns split of McDonald’s Senior All-Star games
• NFL aspirants from Maine to show their skills at Pro Day
• “Emerson, Lake, and Palmer” Live at the Mar y Sol Festival
• King 2012
• Republicans say they will keep pushing for Keystone pipeline
• Report: Redskins trade for No. 2 pick
• Maine State Police use unmarked van to deter texting while driving
• Congratulations to Hampden’s Christian McCue for being Named this years Mr. Basketball
• Andrew McCutchen leads Pirates past Red Sox
• Pierce and Allen lead way in Celtics’ rout of Blazers
• McCue, Coulombe named Mr., Miss Basketball
• Bank of America to cut principal on some mortgages
• Gasoline prices level off this week
• Former NYT Co. CEO retired with $23M package
• Diamond, Beattie lift Maine by Merrimack in playoff opener
• McCue, Coulombe named top basketball players in the state
• Black Bears take down Merrimack 2-1, take lead in Hockey East quarterfinals
• Illinois State’s Razo shuts down Black Bears
• 11-year-old Searsport girl struck while walking baby brother in stroller
• Local Sports Results for March 9
• State police arrest two in connection with Island Falls bank robbery
• Organizing an army of Maine warriors
• Flash of light across Phoenix skies a mystery
• Seventh Generation Laundry Detergent 4x ~ $1.50/1
• $3 off any Hot Wheels Basic Cars (L2593), $10 Minimum Purchase
• California preacher concedes apocalypse prediction wrong
• All Village Soup publications cease operations
• Fracking likely caused series of Ohio earthquakes, officials say
• Moon’s magnetic material may have come from an asteroid
• A strong backhand slap from end of solar storm
• Watson shoots a 62, takes the lead at Doral
• Warmer weather heralds youth soccer moving outdoors
• Wheldon’s death looms as racing returns to Vegas
• Federal bond would help fund improvements to all 10 Bangor schools
• Dobrynska wins pentathlon gold with world record
• TERRY LEE RING
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• Police: Bank employees lock door on potential robber in Waldoboro
• High Cost of Poor IAQ
• Oakhurst prez in D.C. for national recognition for sustainability
• Mold Removal …….How and Who you use is Important
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• Portland approves plan to dredge harbor to allow big cruise ships
• Short hits: The Koch brothers’ hostile takeover and promises of a negative Maine Senate campaign
• Do not be lulled into complacency, the fight is not over!
• Kony video by Invisible Children raises profile and questions
• General Dynamics names new president
• Lewiston man faces 3 charges in connection with passing school bus, hitting child
• Maine Criminal Justice Academy graduates 11 troopers with specialized training
• Legislative panel opposes controversial Maine takings bill
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• Clorox Product ~ $.50/1 (facebook)
• Glenburn residents offer no support for staying in regional school unit
• The Children’s Place In-Store and Online 25% Off 3/8-3/11
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• Four Maine teams suffer losses in national basketball tourney
• Warren methadone clinic review to continue, again
• FBI offers reward in search for missing former agent
• Bruising gay-marriage showdowns likely in 5 states
• Dior Handbags Speaking about handbags
• Scott, Dufner tied for Doral lead
• Newport elections on Friday, town meeting on Saturday
• Gunman opens fire at Pa. psych clinic; 2 dead
• Community center a hot issue for Palmyra town meeting
• Republican Field
• WABI, WPME, CW televising Maine-Merrimack Hockey East quarterfinal series
• Video on Ugandan warlord’s atrocities gets millions of views
• As primary season drags on, Republicans are battling voter fatigue
• LePage lied about landfill partnership, Millinocket leaders claim
• Rep. Donald Payne of New Jersey dies at age 77
• One in five US high school students now smokes, report says
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• “Solar Flair”
• US unemployment applications hover near low levels
• Maine sub yard to get $38M upgrade
• Sleep research that will keep you awake
• How a labyrinth is different than a maze, and where you can find a new one in Portland
• 5 symptoms that need your immediate attention
• What Pingree’s Senate decision did and didn’t do for Maine politics
• Portland DealChicken
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• Fly Fishing Baxter State Park – Nesowadnehunk Stream
• Cold Stone Creamery: Buy One Creation and Get One Free (Ex. 03-14-12)
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• This political group wants everyone out of office
• Low on cash, Jeanne Shaheen prepares for next Senate race
• Bath high school locked down for drug checks
• Avoiding a thin ice future in Houlton
• America East Final Regular season and Overall Won-Lost Records and Tournament Results
• L.L. Bean gearing up for Spring Fishing Weekend
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• Teachers union, Dems accuse LePage of stifling debate around his education plans
• Boston Fed report cites ME work force, health care challenges
• IBM’s Watson gets Wall Street job year after Jeopardy win
• NYC: Eatery grades, drop in food poisoning linked
• Eyes are a window to the soul, and the colon, too
• Jobless forum slated at USM
• Three men accused of robbing Portland pharmacy
• Norridgewock town worker elected to oversee woman who fired her
• The Cultivation of June-bearing Strawberries Through the Year
• The case against the case against Rush Limbaugh
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• March 11th: Smartsource & Red Plum
• How To Keep The Fire Burning Post-Startup
• I am woman, hear me rage
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• No Rest for the Wicked
• Hackers busted after one becomes FBI informant
• Survey: 1 in 5 families struggle with medical debt
• Nursing home with meth lab fire was cited earlier
• Oregon health care picks up where Obama left off
• TD Bank J2 Nordic Ski Championships set at Black Mountain of Maine
• Obama says new bargaining with Iranians could quickly indicate if military action is needed
• Lincoln among towns seeking $250,000 housing repair grant
• UMaine’s Abbott is College Hockey Weekly’s HE player of year
• Veterans prone to drug addiction get risky painkillers
• Lakeville man fined $250 for illegal wood harvesting
• Bard throws 2 scoreless innings, Red Sox beat O’s
• UMFK, UMM men begin play at athletic association’s national tournaments Wednesday
• Online reporting system could save Bangor police time, money
• Bucksport program to address seniors’ fear of falling
• Cruise ship, port regulations cause debate in Rockland
• What Did Hampden, Gardner and Lee All Have In Common In their Loses in State Games?
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• Our friends at Acadia Hospital are hosting a free premier of their film The Road...
• Deadline for charter schools likely means few will open this fall
• Trial starts for man accused of sexually assaulting 4-year-old
• “Tim Janis” Water’s Edge (a New England Touch)
• Maine Lobster..Just For The Cull Of It
• Think your hospital will take care of everything? Think again
• 5K Run/Walk and Family Fun Run
• Two responders cleared in death of Sugarloaf skier but investigation continues
• Katahdin Health Care Nationally Recognized as a Top Nursing Home
• Farmers may face pest-filled spring after warm winter
• New Balance adding at least 40 new jobs in Norridgewock
• March Madness
• Snowe Storm
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• Hocomock Hike plus Moody’s
• 03/11 Redplum insert preview
• Snowe rents email list to Schneider to help with signature-gathering
• Occupy Augusta protester sentenced to jail for threatening man with knife
• Merrimack College has Alfond nightmares
• My next coupon class starts March 13 in Madawaska
• Conn. casinos see increased competition from Maine, elsewhere
• Students Complete Course on How To Deal Table Games and Poker
• Advice urges wider sharing of heart care decisions
• Study: Cellphone ban had big impact on traffic deaths in California
• Back to the World
• Iceland’s ex-PM tells court he is innocent in financial crisis trial
• Comic impressionist Steve Bridges dies in LA
• Local Sports results for March 5, 2012
• Lincoln to hire outside agency to find new town manager
• Portland’s State of the Schools: Progress has been made, but buildings aging fast
• Tomorrow–Shooting % for home/visiting Teams at the 3 State Championship Sites Winners/losers an
• Shooting Percentages for 8 State Games
• Bangor considering new homes for gazebo, skate park
• Improved defense aiding Brewer hockey entering title game against Messalonskee
• Judge revokes Lyman man’s bail after bar stool assault allegations
• Limbaugh says his apology to student was sincere
• Here are some Walmart matchup to this weekends inserts
• Angus King enters race for U.S. Senate
• SENATE CANDIDATE DODGE accepts LPME invitation
• MICHELLE A. (CONLON) MAYHEW
• WALTER ‘GEORGE’ GRAMOUR
• LIBERTARIAN CONVENTION SPEAKERS ANNOUNCED; ANDREW IAN DODGE TO RUN FOR SENATE AS LIBERTARIAN
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• What to watch for this week at State House
• “Ringo Starr” Live (DVD)
• LL Bean Fishing Weekend – March 16 – 18
• Maine Matters
• PCCA Sportsmens Show March 9 – 11
• Week disrupted by Snowe, snow; lawmakers eye workers’ comp, telecom reform
• Syrian Violence
• HOT* $15.00 Money Maker on Accu-Chek Diabetes Monitoring Kit at Walgreens
• Kmart has a link to get free samples
• Maine gas prices jump another nickel to 13 percent above national average
• Trash compactor catches fire at Farmington business
• Portland police chief to be sworn in
• Committee to review bill that seeks longer statute in sex crimes
• Not in this race, PETA
• Styx, REO Speedwagon, Nugent ready to rock Bangor Waterfront
• Nevada dog survives 53 days in wild after crash, reunited with owner
• The future is often much worse, and much better, than we could have ever imagined!
• Dahmer victim’s sister calls walking tour ‘evil’
• Bowdoin women advance to round of 16 in national tourney
• Local sports results for March 3-4, 2012
• A tearful Putin claims Russian election victory
• Ahmadinejad rivals cement lead in Iran elections
• Obama says military force is an option to keep Iran from getting nuclear weapons
• 39 dead after storms in Midwest, South; Indiana baby found in field dies
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• “The Nu-Utopians” Imagined (Celebrating the Songs of John Lennon)
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• Portland academics preview French presidential free-for-all
• To stressed-out American mothers: Try being French
• Scientists find fungus that kills Lyme disease-carrying ticks
• Rush Limbaugh apologizes to law student after calling her a ‘slut’
• Romney wins fourth straight GOP caucus with Washington victory
• A few Kmart coupon deals
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• McHugh, Skolfield power Central to first state title since 1983
• St. Germain, Holmes lead Dirigo past Lee for state championship
• Hampden Turnovers Lead Deering to State Boys A Championship Despite McCue’s 28 Points
• Big third quarter lifts Deering past Hampden Academy for crown
• Poor Shooting Mars Mens Maine-Vermont Quarter-final American East Conference Tourney Game
• Introducing Vise Squad
• Review – Dyna-King Ultimate Indexer
• Central rallies from 13-point deficit, beats Hall-Dale on two McHugh free throws
• Trolling Streamers
• Vermont outlasts undermanned UMaine in America East quarterfinals
• St. Dom’s edges Bangor 2-1 in overtime
• Sophomores shine on Seniors Night as Maine earns home berth for quarterfinals
• Weather forces Snowe to cancel visit to fishermen’s forum
• McAuley tops Cony to repeat as Class A state champion
• 100 show up for Ayla Reynolds vigil despite poor weather
• Matt Alley leads Jonesport-Beals past Forest Hills for state crown
• Men’s hockey shuts out UNH, will host Merrimack in Hockey East Quarterfinals
• Live updates: UMaine men’s basketball vs. Vermont
• Can Am brings mushers back to Fort Kent
• Post Tournament Thoughts Facts, Stats, Suggestions and Questions
• Speaking For Darcie
• American East Conference Mens Tourney Results Today
• Matt Alley leads Jonesport-Beals To Their First State Championship since 1993 in a 83-45 Victory over Forest Hills
• Washburn wins second straight state title
• Sober Up
• Britten leads Clippers to first title since 1968
• Stewart, Guerrette power Presque Isle to class B state title
• Denise Sullivan, Old Town-WomenHeart Champion Participates in Cardiovascular Health Briefing in D.C.
• Mother, daughter claim Noble High School students using school laptops to go on Facebook, make videos and watch porn
• Walgreen- here are a few good transactions 03/04
• Yarmouth Wins State B Boys Championsip with 65-53 Win over Gardner
• Celtics top Nets for 3rd straight, move above .500
• Britten leads Yarmouth past Gardiner for ‘B’ boys title
• NFL: Saints violated ‘Bounty Rule’
• US finds five soldiers responsible for Quran burning
• Obama reassures student slurred by Rush Limbaugh
• Violent storms ravage nation’s midsection, killing at least 14
• Local Sports Results for March 2
• Oceans acidifying fastest in 300 million years due to emissions
• UMaine’s Lewis named Hockey East Co-Coach of Year
• 2 charged in connection with Livermore Falls store fire
• UMaine’s McLemore, Fraser, Allison, Edwards, Rogers earn America East honors
• Presque Isle tops Lake Region for state B title
• HUD secretary agrees to Sen. Collins’ request for new rules for pellet boilers
• Bowdoin women beat USM in NCAA tourney
• Students complete Eastern Maine Community College course for poker dealers
• Bangor ‘explosion’ turns out to be pepper spray
• Horses have specific dietary requirements
• Jumping into action at the Can Am Crown
• Rise and fall of evening grosbeaks is mysterious
• Feathers ’n Fins: Flies
• Freeze Bantams’ state hockey championship continues player, team development
• Bangor goalie, Waterville forward among Travis Roy Award semifinalists
• Kennebunk club treasurer accused of embezzlement
• Maine hockey to host UNH on Saturday in crucial Seniors Night game
• “Horror Hotel” (Story Matters)
• Class Matters: Tools for Unpacking Privilege
• Augusta copper thief gets 6 months in jail
• No more free concert tickets for doctors under new drug industry code
• Getting back to your Roots
• Simple ways to clean up your Google account
• Americans earning more, but spending still in question
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• Homecoming Marine who wanted to show partner his love becomes Internet phenomenon
• California “Dr. Feelgood” faces rare murder charges for handing out prescription drugs
• Maine Senate OKs Clean Election Act changes
• Attack sub arrives at Maine shipyard for upgrades
• Bath woman charged with OUI after head-on crash in Topsham
• Lewiston man pleads not guilty to charges of firing gun at pickup truck
• Why I am leaving the Senate
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• Syrian forces overrun rebel enclave in Homs
• IRS battling conservatives over tax-exempt status
• Michaud decides to stay in House race; Republicans cautiously considering Senate seat
• Gingrich mines for votes in the South to break back into race
• Theory places Stone-Age Europeans in N. America 20,000 years ago
• 2 more U.S. soldiers killed by Afghan partners
• Sheriff Arpaio says Obama’s birth certificate needs more scrutiny
• Jason Varitek bids emotional goodbye to Red Sox
• Keystone oil pipeline seen raising gas prices in Midwest
• Gasoline and oil prices continue to march higher
• UMaine beats Stony Brook for first America East tournament win since 2006
• Bapst sophomore standout Abby Pyne verbally commits to Duke soccer
• Tigers’ Boesch says he’s ready to go after injury
• Packers raise $67M through popular stock sale
• AG: Ex-Penn State coach abused boys ages 8 to 17
• Ryan Braun’s lawyer criticizes drug collector
• Djokovic sets up semifinal with Murray in Dubai
• Chargers guard Dielman retires due to concussion
• Penske supports Keselowski’s use of Twitter
• Old Town’s Colannino, Bangor’s Howat to be tested in semifinals
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• Shotgun Pulled on Maine Coyote Hunters
• “Larry the Cable Guy” (Only in America)
• Cornville man accused of shooting at car with person inside
• Flu drug found to speed recovery from brain injuries
• Judge blocks images of diseased lungs, corpses on cigarette packs
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• PVC senior basketball all-star games to be held on Monday
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• Woman accused of stealing $330,000 worth of jewelry from Kittery woman
• Storm expected to hit Portland region hardest in Maine
• Lewiston Christian school closing
• Angus King mulling run for Senate
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• Ellsworth Winter Carnival to feature human ice bowling, fireworks
• Maine releases estimates of how much money each school district will receive
• Convicted murderer charged with threatening Social Security official
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• Turnpike to buy Lewiston hotel, knock it down for park and ride
• 10 ways to keep your mind sharp
• Aztec Two-Step “Cause and Effect” A rebirth of of old friends
• Supportive moms may boost kids’ brains
• Saving Star new coupons
• Groundhog Day
• The straw the broke the camel’s back.
• Berwick man accused of trespassing while under the influence of bath salts
• Today’s Maine Deal- Bangor
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• Editorial: Career fairs don’t fare as well in harsh job climate of today
• Columnist: Hedonistic sustainability provides interesting scope on slopes
• Political columnist: Mass unity required to stop the rich from profiting off poor
• Op-ed: Termination trials: Abortion debate pits will and truth against each other
• Woodward leads Orono to 52-41 victory over Dexter
• Girls hockey day to be held Feb. 5 at Alfond Arena in Orono
• Obama proposes boosts for small businesses
• Sergio Pena, Brett Moffitt reunited with Andy Santerre on Hattori auto racing team
• Off bye week, women’s hockey prep for home Vermont series
• Giants’ Bradshaw playing in pain with broken bone in foot
• Orono hockey sees resurgence after putting Conor McKaig on offense
• Weatherford’s gifts keep on coming to hometown
• John Bapst’s Max Andrews among UMaine football signees
• Winter X Games welcomes additional level of extreme
• Black Bears welcome Alabama-Huntsville
• Saban stocks up, DGB stays home
• Men’s basketball looks to stay consistent in America East against UMBC
• ‘Soul Train’ creator Don Cornelius, 75, dies of gunshot wound to head
• Belichick’s main difference in Super Bowl XLVI
• Freshman class excels for men’s hockey
• TV, radio sports schedule for Feb. 2
• Feb. 1, 2012, Sports Transactions
• Rockport experiences building boom
• Survey forecasts ‘digital Pearl Harbor’ in US
• Dexter seeks new football, softball coaches
• “The Birds of Maine do Entertain”
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• Bar Harbor Bankshares sees record earnings in 2011
• Tourism sector seen adding $850 billion with new visas
• First lady to Leno: ‘Eat your veggies’
• Web innovators race to build the Expedia of health care
• Budget Bah!
• Preview Redplum coupon insert 02/05
• Half off coming up at 9:00 Pat’s Pizza of Ellsworth
• Check out The Lunch Pass! Hurry only 20 left
• DealChicken for Portland today
• Vacation in Cape Elizabeth … in February?
• Komen drops funding for Planned Parenthood over abortion inquiry
• Southwest Harbor boat builder to launch new line of yachts
• Lack of snow causes cancellation of Portland’s Downtown Showdown
• Sam Vaughan, editor of Sen. Muskie book, dead at age 83
• Seidenberg’s long goal lifts Bruins past Senators
• Celtics survive Cavs’ comeback 93-90
• House Democrats blame Phoenix ATF in ‘Fast and Furious’ fiasco
• Schoppee lifts Raiders to 54-51 victory over Foxcroft
• Foss scores 25 in Raiders 50-43 victory over Foxcroft
• New Month tomorrow usually means new coupons
• Bates women roll to big win over UM-Presque Isle
• Saline works great for your sinus
• Romney wins big in Florida, routing Gingrich
• Hawaiian Sweet Bread
• Riteaid: some of this weeks deals 01/29
• Eastern Maine math meet results, South Division: Jan. 25, 2012
• Venezuelans line up to switch PIP breast implants
• Vitamin Coupons: $1/1 Disney Or Marvel Shapes, $1/1 Flinstones, $1/1 Sundown Naturals, $1/1 Natures Bountry $1/1 One A Day & $5/1 Centrum Specialist Vision
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• South Africa recalls 1.35 million condoms
• Attrition alters look of signing day’s classes
• Diamonds men’s club plans to open in former Diva’s location
• Syria troops push back rebels as UN showdown looms
• Major GOP ‘super PAC’ raised $51 million in 2011
• Ranger uses stun gun on man walking dogs off-leash
• US confirms possible release of Taliban from Gitmo
• Bangor officials express concerns about funding cuts to legislators
• Hermon council sets special meeting for Wednesday
• Trend Alert
• “The BBC and a cup of tea”
• Canada’s subprime crisis seen with U.S.-styled loans
• Medical mystery: Seizures strike baby after routine vaccine
• Nozin Nasal Sanitizer coupon $2.00/1 Facebook
• Exclusively Pet 2 coupons on Facebook
• Tinactin $2.00/1
• When will gay and lesbian Mainers be able to marry?
• Rocket Man
• What You’ve Always Wanted to Ask A Teacher…
• Bidding for state contracts made easier
• Bill would give commissioners power to fire Maine housing head
• The Italian Cooking class that I’m not teaching…
• McHugh, Skolfield power Central to 48-44 overtime victory over PCHS
• Veazie holds off on passing deed for school to district, superintendent hints at legal action
• TV, radio sports schedule for Jan. 31
• Debt buyer Asset Acceptance settles for $2.5 million penalty
• Patriots’ Branch looking for wins, not attention
• Valentine’s father-in-law steals the show from Red Sox manager, ex-GM
• How to add info for postponed games
• UConn women defeat Duke, 61-45
• Black Bears post impressive 6-1-1 mark in gruelling January
• Underwater turbines could pose safety risk to mariners, say attendees at Lubec hearing
• Public Bean Supper
• $1/1 Optic White toothpaste
• Flag burning at Occupy protest rekindles debate
• Average Maine heating oil price rises a penny
• Math team results for Eastern Maine: Dec. 7, 2011
• Math team results for Eastern Maine: Dec. 7, 2011
• No gimmick this time as New York Giants arrive at Super Bowl
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• DORA D. DANFORTH
• Nokomis girls remain undefeated and at top of girls basketball poll
• Hampden remains at top of boys basketball poll
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• Coalition seeking clean energy ballot initiative cancels Monday presser
• Amazon Fire tablet leaves Google apps behind
• Starbucks turns to happy hour to bring in more traffic
• Tenants Harbor woman gets six years in violent home invasion
• Pollways
• “The Planets” are aligned
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• Report: Providers not sharing digital health records
• Prostate cancer found in Egyptian mummy
• Budget
• Another class couponers shops Riteaid on Saturday 01/28
• My class couponer’s shopping trip
• Interesting: The Maine Deal/ Augusta and DealChicken have picked up the same Restaurant for today’s deal
• Just when you thought you’ve lost sight of hope, it shows up in unexpected places.
• DealChicken: this looks interesting
• How to fake sexual violence rates and produce scary numbers
• Harold Varmus looks at 24 mysteries to reduce cancer
• Coast Guard to hold hearings on Down East tidal power
• Kmart: I love these deals
• Use this weekend’s coupons at Walmart
• Ayla’s blood confirmed among samples taken from father’s home
• Gaborik’s trick leads Team Chara to All-Star win
• Belichick, Brady in cheerful mood at arrival
• Pick out Replica Bags of Fantastic Durability
• Isaiah Bess earns second athlete of the week
• Louis Vuitton Replica Bags Continue to keep Girls to Remain in Vogue
• 400 arrested in Occupy protest in Oakland
• Sweet Child of Mine
• UMaine Men Win Two in a Row
• Tiger falters as Rock wins Abu Dhabi Championship
• A’s remain open to signing Ramirez
• Boatright attorney blasts NCAA after probe
• Djokovic, Azarenka capture Australian Open titles
• Romney looks to put Gingrich away in Florida
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• Parise Rossignol captures third athlete of the week
• Stephen King “11/22/63″ Reaching the past to save the future
• Why Gingrich would lose in a debate with Obama
• Alan Simpson blames Obama on deficit, says Grover Norquist owns no-tax Republicans
• Man arrested in theft of 22 guns in Jay
• Man arrested after hit-and-run snowmobile crash in Patten
• Family cat may have frightened off hairy gunman in New Hampshire
• Riteaid 01/29 Up Rewards by page
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• Portland school notes: Kindergarten registration and Deering’s literary magazine
• UMaine Men’s hockey finishes off road sweep of No. 2 BU
• Sullivan, Pryor lead Maine past No. 2 BU for sweep
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• Lewiston wins Eastern A crown; Bangor, Brewer, Hampden also qualify for states
• Lewiston, Ellsworth, Dexter, Central Aroostook capture cheering championship
• Dexter captures Eastern Maine Class C crown
• Fort Kent Historical Society, archives unveil massive genealogical collection
• 1 lynx killed, 6 trapped as state waits for ‘incidental take’ permit
• Maine golf tourney features sports celebrities
• UMaine women win third game of last five in victory over Binghamton
• LePage, Ron Paul meet during unannounced ‘meet-and-greet’
• 89-year-old troop greeter featured in ‘The Way We Get By’ recovering from surgery
• Ayla’s parents meet at vigil for missing toddler
• Ron Paul says he has no intention of dropping out
• Central Aroostook wins fifth-in-a-row Class D title
• Morning crash in Orrington shuts down Route 15, teenage driver charged
• Riteaid buy & $ave: winter rewards 02/05-03/03
• UMaine men hold off Binghamton
• Owners of hazardous buildings put on notice
• New Fort Kent-New Brunswick international bridge backed up a full year
• Man to be sentenced for girlfriend’s murder
• Valerie Leighton – Christopher Ward
• Aaron D. Mitchell – Karen E. Kelly
• Police: Blood found at Ayla Reynolds’ father’s home
• Aaron Mitchell – Karen Kelly
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• Hannaford Up to $11 in coupon savings this week!
• 24 guns reported stolen in Jay break-in
• Snowfest in Norway canceled — but there’s still plenty of food
• Bob Dole warns Florida about Newt Gingrich
• Sambazon Organic Juice coupon
• Save A Lot solo cup deal
• Wolves’ senses tapped to keep them clear of cattle
• UMaine football standout McMillian invited to NFL Combine
• Oliver leads UMF women by Green Mountain
• Pierce’s 17 in 3rd leads Celtics past Indy 94-87
• Anthoine, Abbott, Sullivan help Bears knock off BU
• U.S. Marshals shoot man in Portland street
• Men’s hockey stays hot away from home, beats No. 2 BU 4-2
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• Lewiston outlasts Brewer for 11th victory
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• $2 off any One 4-pack of Welch’s Fruit Fizz Sparkling Juice Beverage ($.98 at Walmart after the coupon)
• Wideman in NHL All-Star Game after ‘remarkable’ comeback from injury
• Hannaford coupons reset expires 02/11
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• Fear of broken bones a reason to stop skiing
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• Manning, Irsay insist they are on same page
• Giants’ Mathias Kiwanuka goes home for Super Bowl
• Snow delivers the winter groove
• Ocean trip offers frigid opportunity for birders
• Bears on the air: Den camera sheds light on Maine bruins
• Why is investment income taxed less than wages?
• Frankfort’s wind ordinance deserves court challenge
• Yale QB rebuts report on Rhodes withdrawal
• Holden man arrested on bath salts possession charge
• Postponements- January 27th
• Will CEOs save our health-care system?
• Babies’ gaze may reveal early signs of autism
• This season’s stylish workout wear goes beyond the gym
• The Obsession with Good and Evil
• Economy grew modest 2.8 pct. in Q4, best in 2011
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• IDEXX profits up; revenue impacted slightly by EU mad cow rule change
• I don’t usually post things like this but I’m a proud mom
• Feds tell Maine proposed Medicaid cuts unlikely to be approved
• Free Snickers Creme Hearts at Walgreens, Starting 1/29
• My class couponer’s shopping trip to Riteaid
• DealChicken Bangor Got My Attention
• Italian mothers have short fuses and long memories
• No ash borers found during bark-peeling workshops
• Vt., Maine, NH share snowmobile trail access this weekend
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• Nokomis girls stay undefeated with 58-40 victory over Oceanside
• Stearns earns pointworthy victory over Mattanawcook
• Celtics erase 27-point deficit, beat Magic 91-83
• Romney, Gingrich spar over illegal immigration in GOP debate
• Town hall on proposed Searsport propane tank gets rowdy, but little consensus found
• Glut of copies of Western sculpture makes price research vital
• Vermont man traveling to visit family in Brewer dies after I-95 crash
• Mass. governor suggests goalie’s DC snub was rude
• Prince Fielder returns ‘home,’ recalls old days with Detroit Tigers
• Late free throws help Nokomis boys hold off Oceanside
• Economy gains as businesses spend more, fire less
• NH Senate considers guns in public universities
• Activists send hundreds of tacos to Conn. mayor
• Patriots’ Ochocinco, head down, heads to Super Bowl
• Nicol Williamson, legendary British actor, dies at 75
• Costume designer Eiko Ishioka dies at 73
• Robert Hegyes, Juan Epstein of ‘Welcome Back Kotter’ dies at 60
• Facebook, Washington state target online spam
• Report: Taxpayers still owed $133B from bailout
• Bank of America settlements impede fraud probe, Arizona says
• Swim official ending 44 years of service Friday night in Bangor
• ‘Stop-Newt’ Republicans confront base unwilling to take orders
• Riteaid February Video Values list
• Vt. considers bill to allow marijuana for PTSD
• Fairfield man accused of dragging girlfriend, threatening another woman with knife
• Maine hockey seeking rare road wins against traditional rival BU
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• Police say Gorham man who died in I-295 crash was driving north in southbound lane
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• Staples
• DealChicken daily deal for many Maine Locations
• Riteaid sneak peak 01/29
• CVS sneak peak
• New Saving Star coupons
• Coupons I got in my email
• Walmart deals
• User-friendly health plan explanations at risk
• Those pills cost how much? Patients need to know price of care
• Year One
• Lawmakers, industry decry ‘backdoor approach’ to limiting potatoes in schools
• Parents outraged after school name-calling activity leads to obscenities on hallway posters
• McLemore, Fraser help Maine men top UNH, end losing streak
• Photos: Artist in constant motion
• Analysis: A chancellor’s view of the system
• University of Maine System trustees freeze in-state tuition
• Semifinals rebranded: ‘Big 4′ men advance in Australia
• Hampden to offer citizen police academy
• NH principal reaches settlement on assault charge
• Studies: Avastin may fight early breast cancers
• NH Senate blocks eminent domain for Northern Pass
• Florida man arrested for gruesome Conn. slaying
• Mercury returns to the evening sky in February
• Brewer Witches shore up defense after allowing 14 goals in first three games
• University of Maine plans Black Bears Sportsmanship Academy
• Census releases data on American Indian population
• Patriots secondary still question mark vs. Giants
• Apple juggernaut gets little investor respect
• Frying foods in olive, sunflower oils may not be bad for your heart
• Fed: Rates likely to remain near zero through 2014; inflation target set at 2 percent
• Veazie couple indicted in pair of attempted robberies with plastic gun
• Orrington kayak maker left a broad wake
• Bangor Y to launch Outdoor Adventure Club
• Fat bikes pushing cycling into the snow
• Mountain film festival coming to Ellsworth, Bangor
• Bill to impose fees on landfill waste should be ready for February vote, Maine lawmaker says
• GD profit dips; Pentagon plan to boost BIW work?
• Washington County sheriff quits association in wake of comments about Carlson investigation
• Remember is a place from long ago…
• Wireless service: Waiters toting tablets, wine lists via Wi-Fi
• Google to track consumers’ online across its products
• Wood protection law creates splintering in guitar industry
• Pizza to get a makeover with school lunch overhaul
• Long-term-care insurance: Right for some, but not all
• 29-year-old Portland man announces run against Pingree
• Chemicals in carpeting, food packaging may harm kids’ immune systems
• PFC’s are they in your home?
• Campaign 2012
• Topsham woman sentenced for stealing more than $500,000 from credit union where she worked
• Driver, 87, crashes car into Rite Aid in Topsham
• Auburn native picked as next U.S. ambassador to Haiti
• Greenrose leads Medomak Valley past Camden Hills
• Four Maine communities getting free, used buses from NY
• Maine ethics panel considers casino funding probe
• State sand truck crashes into utility pole on Route 2
• Rumford man faces aggravated assault charge after allegedly punching out woman’s front teeth
• Harvey, McHugh power Central to 39-33 victory over Dexter
• Preview: University of Maine women’s and men’s basketball vs. New Hampshire
• Actor James Farentino dies of heart failure at 73
• Castiglione, O’Brien think Red Sox can be formidable with better starting pitching
• Wesley Brown, federal judge, dies at 104
• Ex-Waterville basketball star Morgan Frame returns to Maine as force for UNH
• This time comedies have reason to smile
• Food Network, book take on weight in chef whites
• Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office probing Newcastle store burglary
• Gov. LePage’s first State of the State: ‘We must put politics and gridlock aside’
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• HERBERT L. HALLORAN
• BLAINE C. MACOMBER
• WILLIAM J. MANNING
• LEONARD CLAYTON SMITH
• HENRY SALO
• RICHARD C. BARNARD SR.
• PATRICIA M. O’CONNOR
• O’CONNELL A. ‘SKIP’ LAMOUNTAIN
• MYRTLE B. THURLOW
• MARY ELLEN THERESE MCGUIGAN
• Local Salon Raises Funds for Manna
• Maine Christian League cleared for firing worker
• Hospitals woo patients with free parking, discount shopping and other perks
• Magic mushrooms may help treat depression, British study finds
• “Monstalgia”
• Fewer companies plan hiring boost in 2012, survey shows
• Free Gift Bag Set from Sandy Paper
• Target deal on Skinny Cow chocolates
• State of the State
• Walgreen’s
• American Family is offering a FREE subscription to Better Homes & Gardens magazine
• Targets: Deals on Hunt’s Tomatoes, Market Pantry Soups
• $1.00 ThinkThin Printable Coupons
• Obama appoints Mainers to court of appeals, Haiti ambassadorship
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• NH woman charged after allegedly hitting 3 schoolchildren in crosswalk while using cell phone
• Heading to Walmart a few coupon ideas
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• Crane and Graffam dominate in Tigers 51-32 victory over Bangor Christian
• Seal, Heidi Klum announce separation after seven years of marriage
• 5 banks agree to $25B nationwide mortgage settlement
• Error-strewn Serena out of Australian Open
• Marine accepts plea deal in Iraqi civilian deaths
• Kraft ‘shuddered’ when Brady belted on TD plunge
• Occupy Providence, city reach deal to end standoff
• Panel Allows ‘leap second’
• Mass. senator, challenger agree to curb attack ads
• British woman sets Antarctic crossing record
• 85-year-old Alaska woman fends off moose attack on husband
• Too many tests? Routine checks getting second look
• UMaine football players suspended indefinitely after BB gun incident
• Medway man remains in jail after high-speed chase
• Ron Paul plans Maine visit as GOP prepares for caucuses
• UMaine System freezes tuition; board urged to fix aging campus buildings
• Former sheriff says he didn’t write letter that spurred Bob Carlson investigation
• Red Claws decide they’re better off without former 20-point-per-game NBA player
• NAOMI J. STORMANN
• SHERRILL JOY MORRELL
• Hampden at top of Eastern Maine boys basketball poll
• Nokomis remains number one in Eastern Maine girls basketball poll
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• Two men accused of holding up Bowdoinham man for cash, drugs in his own home
• Lisbon man dies in early morning fire
• Tourney flashbacks: Tim Scott, Norm Prouty, Kim Condon, Matt Rossignol…
• There’s no such thing as Monsters?
• Ronald McDonald Houses expanding to handle waiting lists
• You’re Invited
• Rare fish poisoning spreading beyond the tropics
• Get fit by training like a caveman
• New rules could boost New England renewable power
• St. Patrick’s Day with Paul Sullivan and Friends
• Middle-Aged College Student – Or A New Way to Embarrass Your Children!
• UMaine trustees to take up research center Monday
• Bill aims to strengthen relationship between outdoors recreationists, landowners
• Barnes & Noble
• Using your weekend inserts at Walmart
• Walgreen’s matchup 01/22
• Riteaid matchups 01/22
• I got my new camera from 1SaleADay deal
• Poker Night builds new friendships
• Two UM football players suspended from team; face assault, threatening charges
• Garrett Libby averages 35.5 points to earn athlete of the week
• US talks to Afghan insurgent group
• Stamp prices go up as postal labor talks reach impasse
• Sigrid Koizar captures third athlete of the week
• No simple explanation in Air Force Academy sex crime data
• Pot-based prescription drug looks for FDA OK
• US military deaths in Afghanistan
• Why the double standard?
• LePage diminishes his power with inflammatory statements
• New rules could boost New England renewable power
• Identity theft insurance not always worth the cost
• The truth about the nightclub music scene, in verse
• Bath native releases first novel through major press
• The GOP suicide march
• Shaws General Mills Cereal $1.88
• ‘Jobbing trade’ gave Bangor economic backbone
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• Denny’s 20% off Entire check
• Family Ties: 2014 Acadian Congress looking for more family reunions
• Quiznos $2 off $10 purchase
• LURC reform: unorganized territories have right to self-determination
• Orono gets 55-45 victory over Bucksport
• Tilton leads Lady Crusaders to victory over Hermon
• Free throw shooting is difference in Cavaliers 38-34 victory over PCHS
• Southern Maine Community College to offer free weatherization classes
• Camp Sunshine plans cold-water plunge fundraisers in Bangor, Portland
• PCHS girls roll to 40-12 victory over Valley
• Kmart matchup for 01/22
• Pumpkin Island
• Alzheimer’s treatment sees major setback
• What Paula Deen could have brought to the table
• Family homeless after fire in Poland
• Two snowmobilers injured in northern Maine crashes on Saturday
• Tilton, defense lead John Bapst to victory over Hermon
• Slow Food
• Late scoring run propels Orono past Bucksport
• Penn State’s Joe Paterno dies after cancer fight, CBS says; spokesman says no
• Gingrich comes from behind to defeat Romney in South Carolina primary
• Five myths about Barack Obama
• Freshman helps UMaine earn weekend sweep of Boston College
• Single mother of three fears homelessness after fire in Bath
• Magene nets hat trick, UMaine finishes 1st sweep of No. 3 BC in 6 years 7-4
• First Wine Tasting 2012…
• Boulder keeps Enfield man’s car from plunging into river
• Chief justice seeks $3.1M for full-time entry screening at courts
• Discovery of decomposed body in Stacyville remains mystery after more than a year
• Federal judge denies inmate’s request to be flogged in public
• Houlton man accused of growing pot to pay mom’s property taxes appears in court
• Strong inside game powers UMaine women by Stony Brook
• Stony Brook grinds out men’s basketball victory over UMaine
• Body recovered in search for missing Hancock County snowmobiler
• Medway man in jail after high-speed chase through Orono, Old Town, Milford
• Eagle highway observed in Warren
• Annual family ice fishing day on Pickerel Pond
• Restaurant relocation latest move in $65M resort plan
• Winthrop’s new plow truck goes up in flames
• 2012
• “The Young and the Restless” still a soap opera
• Sources: Maine Boy Scouts leader’s sex offender son attended Scouting event
• Super Bowl Sunday food coupons
• Retail coupons for your weekend shopping
• Gerber Childrenswear coupons
• Bear Naked product $2 off 1
• Portland, Ski Maine to launch after-school ‘Wipeout Wednesdays’
• BIA director Hupp accepts Boise post
• Gortat scores 24 to lead Suns past Celts 79-71
• Foreman carries Colby men by Trinity
• Police looking for truck after Windham girl, 10, hurt in hit-and-run
• Mooney, Koizar power Stearns to huge victory over Dexter
• Bangor council panel expresses little interest in leasing golf course
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• Mangene’s OT goal helps Maine knock off Boston College
• Small World even in the coupon world
• Shooting practice key as Hampden overwhelms Bangor
• Search under way at Graham Lake for missing sledder
• Gilpin helps Hampden edge Bangor for sweep
• UMaine men’s hockey overcomes No. 3 Boston College in thrilling overtime victory, 4-3
• Bangor Daily News weekend editon tomorrow’s coupons
• Hebron Academy celebrating 90 years of ice hockey
• MF Global customers can’t demand priority payments, judge says
• Always the Wedding Planner, Never the Bride (Emma Rae Creation) [Kindle Edition]
• Kmart matchup for Clorox Wipes
• Penn State trustees install new leadership
• $1 off 2 Packages of Barilla Whole Grain Pasta ($.48 a box at Walmart after the coupon) Facebook Offer
• Religious groups granted more time on birth control rule
• Sheriff Glenn Ross’ actions worth examination, but don’t rush to conclusions
• TV station uses puppets to cover Ohio bribery trial
• Illinois man in joking mood despite nail in brain
• France threatens early exit from Afghanistan after troop killings
• Federal reports highlight untapped energy potential of Maine tides, waves
• Pena agrees to $7.25M deal with Rays
• ROBIN (SMART) TAYLOR
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• JANE ELLEN VDOVIAK
• WALLACE ‘SNAP’ M. RICHARDSON JR.
• Vt. lawmakers mull strategy after nuke defeat
• State board deals potentially fatal blow to First Wind deal
• Good cereal deal coming up at Riteaid
• Brunswick couple evicted from home of 40 years over rotting porch
• Off to a distant land with “Mike Oldfield Voyager”
• Shop N Save matchup 01/19 – 01/25
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• A peak what’s coming up at Staples
• $1 off any 44oz Jar of Classico Pasta Sauce
• Five myths about college admissions
• After Keystone, oil fight to turn to Portland pipeline
• Maine needle exchange programs lack funding
• Maine gets $8.7M for forest preservation
• Bear, deer, moose, bison on menu at church wild game dinner
• LePage takes tough questions on DHHS, tax cuts at Lewiston Capitol for a Day event
• Local agate
• UMF men edge Husson as Dickey hits 3-pointer at buzzer
• Gingrich angrily denies he sought open marriage
• Bruins score 4 in third to beat Devils, 4-1
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• Johnson & Johnson settles Texas lawsuit for $158M
• NH tax evaders’ convictions upheld by appeals court
• ‘Quran: Learn It or Burn It?’ topic of open house at Orono mosque
• On Deck
• TV, radio sports schedule for Jan. 19
• Police: Bangor man caught going 91 mph on highway while 45 mph lights flashing
• Four Maine natives squaring off this weekend as Maine hockey hosts BC
• Roddick down and out Down Under at Australian Open
• Preview: Maine men’s hockey vs. BC
• Oil tank promoters fight back
• 6 NATO service members die in crash in Afghanistan
• Congress’s six-figure benefits add to $674 billion pension gap
• Noyes bowls 300
• Edward Derwinski, 1st veterans affairs secretary, dies
• Seaweed in the tank? Company turns to aquaculture for ethanol
• Sex poses surprisingly low risk to heart patients
• Fines dropped against two logging firms, prompting appeal
• Sports briefs, Jan. 19
• Nominations open for family-owned business awards
• Body parts found scattered near Hollywood sign in LA
• Lawmaker resigns from local board, but will he step down from House?
• New Arts Festival Planned for Portland This Summer
• Police arrest Bath man, question him about fatal overdose
• Grass-is-greener attitude gets corporate headquarters on the move
• Unemployment claims at 352,000, fewest since 2008
• Orono-made paddles continue a proud history
• Time is critical when it comes to finding lost pets
• Frank and the Redhots!!
• Bangor Courts
• New supermarket to open in Holden this spring
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• High court to decide if parents liable for grown daughter’s suicide
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• Jacob E. Goldman, creator of Xerox’s Palo Alto Research Center, dies at 90
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• Gingrich fails to qualify for Va. primary ballot
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• Brady leads comeback, Patriots top Dolphins 27-24
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• Marchand leads Bruins to 8-0 rout of Panthers
• Maine’s McMillian, Coston chosen All-Americans
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• Pro-Cape Wind nonprofit group runs out of steam
• Bixby Energy founder accused of lying to investors
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• Spencer Valley, Alexander pace Witches past Broncos
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• Brewer girls edge rival Bangor 61-57
• Robert Easton, the Henry Higgins of Hollywood, dies at 81
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• Bank of America to pay $335 million to settle fair-lending complaint
• Warriors’ Ellis sued for alleged sexual harassment
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• UMaine freshman Antonelli leaves men’s hockey team for personal reasons
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• House Republicans expected to reject Senate payroll tax-cut bill
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• Sigrid Koizar earns female athlete of the week
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• SEC sues former Fannie and Freddie execs for fraud
• Developing Good Basketball Decision Making Skills
• Attorney: Hurd didn’t sell drugs to NFL players
• Framework for Bangor arena rising
• NY students suspended for organizing ‘Tebowing’
• Senate leaders reach tentative agreement
• MDEA, Bangor police arrest 3 in Essex Street drug raid
• Canadian doctor avoids jail for transporting meds
• Hampden boys basketball team uses fast start, big finish to edge Mt. Blue
• Consider these MaineCare recipients as state looks at changes
• Maine Freeze lifting play of local youth hockey players
• Trio in stolen car arrested on multiple charges
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• Library Reminder for those still on campus: The library will have reduced hours...
• Firm to buy Pittsfield call center, hire 20 workers
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• Red Claws invite kids to take shots – of flu vaccine, as well as from the foul line
• Dear @Santa: Is this really you on Twitter?
• Victoria’s Secret revealed: Child labor picking its cotton
• Forbes: LePage welfare quotes inaccurate
• LL Bean employee adopts LL Bean the dog
• Immigrants say new Lewiston mayor’s apology for election-night comments not enough
• Gustin has monster game in Tigers 54-51 victory over Central
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• Two arrested after ruckus at Old Town residence
• Two injured in Limestone crash
• Get Ready for Kmart tomorrow 12/16 double coupon
• Two accused of trying to steal drugs from senior citizens
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• Britain to have 13,500 troops on duty for Olympics
• Research pays off to value vintage vase
• Taking care of Christmas trees
• Winter queen symbolizes season’s solstice
• Eastern Maine girls basketball picks: Messalonskee, Presque Isle, Orono, Washburn
• Brief outage hits Orono, Old Town, Veazie
• Report eyes states’ economic subsidy programs, job creation efforts
• Piscataquis Superior Court, Cases Oct. 26-Dec. 12, 2011
• Canada oil pipeline into US gets extension support
• Newcastle church continues 130-year-old holiday tradition
• White House, Pentagon won’t probe story of Medal of Honor winner
• Anonymous donors pay off Kmart layaway accounts
• Loophole in climate accord augurs U.S.-China clash
• Dover-Foxcroft District Court, Cases Oct. 26-Dec. 12, 2011
• AKC Offers Holiday Tips for Boarding Your Dog
• LePage stands by MaineCare cuts, asks to oversee MaineHousing
• Charges pending against Bucksport driver in Bradley accident
• Bangor hockey teams to add Boston Bruins ‘home ice’ to Sawyer Arena
• University of Maine women set Wallace Pool record in 200 free relay
• Officials question LePage plan to relax permit process near waterfowl habitat
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• Walmart top 10 under $1 matchups
• Patriots defense preparing for Tebow’s uniqueness
• Italian appeals court says why it cleared Knox
• Merriam-Webster’s Words of the Year dating to 2003
• Check out Brewer’s outstanding light displays this holiday season
• Bangor Courts
• Skills gap a national problem
• von Trapp singer to perform 70 years after family’s Bangor visit
• Jingle and ornaments are hot gifts this season
• Gifts of safety will help make seniors’ holidays bright
• FDA relies more on states for food safety but still can’t keep up, inspector finds
• Lewiston mayor-elect softens tone, plans surprise for campaign of dead opponent
• A guide for stressed women; shopping with germs at the mall
• Downeaster reduces fares for 10th anniversary
• Looking at Matchups for week of 12/18/11
• 2012 coupon insert schedule-subject to change
• Rite Aid 4-Day Sale: 12/14-12/17 matchups
• Kmart matchups
• Kmart double deal Friday
• What Maine transportation project would spur the most growth? Group says I-395/Route 9 link
• Census shows 1 in 2 people are poor or low-income
• Pirates turn up the pressure in 52-42 victory over Stearns
• Red Sox add Melancon, Punto in separate deals
• Oh the weather outside is frightful but the fire is so delightful….Or Is It
• Bruins beat Senators 5-2, take lead in East
• High schoolers take a stand on Glenburn-Veazie-Orono budget cuts: Don’t cut our teachers
• Education commissioner goes to Portland for brainstorming sessions
• Bison prepare for vaunted Georgia Southern option
• Bangor schools receive more tuition revenue than expected
• Holmgren: Browns did not check McCoy on sideline
• Thousands of birds make crash landing in Utah
• Three hurt in head-on crash in Bradley
• 2.5 million young adults have added health coverage, US says
• Could US drivers ever abide by cellphone ban?
• Former POW Jessica Lynch finishing teaching degree
• Married couples are at a record low, census analysis shows
• Winterport woman found lying on the ground arrested on warrant
• AAU president: Task forces will ‘redefine trust’
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• Lawrence topples Brunswick
• Obama: It’s OK for Maine to take health care dollars while suing to stop law
• Competition between Bangor Hydro, CMP means lower electricity prices
• Freeport man accused of stealing copper fittings, ripping pipes from home
• Arson trial in blaze that destroyed topless coffee shop to begin
• 2.5M young adults gain health coverage, analysis finds
• Environmental group says LePage ‘green’ order promotes destructive logging
• Facebook tool helps users report suicidal behavior
• Citizens becoming more involved in oversight of town, city finances
• Corruption cases have cost Maine taxpayers $800,000 in the past 5 years
• Good toy deals
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• Are the new changes going to help you with refinancing in 2012
• Atheist messages displace California park nativity scenes
• Cartwright, Pearl spark Nokomis in win over Waterville
• Woodward, Triandafillou spark Orono girls basketball win over archrival Old Town
• Marchand has 2 goals in Bruins’ 3-0 win over Kings
• Late comeback lifts Camden Hills boys basketball team past Medomak Valley
• Red Sox sign catcher Kelly Shoppach to $1.35M deal
• Katahdin paper mills president says Quimby’s proposed national park doesn’t pose a threat
• Republicans muscle tax cut bill through House
• Two facing OUI charges after South Main Street traffic stop
• Social issues bubbling up in GOP campaign
• Crack cocaine ring suspect pleads not guilty
• Brewer receives medical marijuana dispensary site plan
• Fed says economy is healthier; takes no new steps
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• Husson women’s basketball eyes improvement; men’s team awaits return to full strength
• Celtics vets dealing with second lockout of careers
• Palestinians’ next ‘invention’ will be a state
• Former Hancock County jailer’s lawsuit settled out of court
• Portland mayor: MaineCare cuts will be devastating in state’s largest city
• Democrats: Poor planning by LePage administration contributed to DHHS budget gap
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• Loring hits shot in final seconds to lead Orono
• Foxcroft wrestling opens strong at Dirigo
• Medical marijuana muddies debate over organ transplants for drug users
• Retail sales rise for sixth straight month
• AT&T has fumbled a $39B bid for T-Mobile; but the game isn’t over
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• Legislative hearings begin on proposed Medicaid cuts
• What is mortgage and the types and consequence of defaulting on it
• Pine Tree Politics is Back
• Magic, Celtics complete Bass for Davis trade
• Tigers hold off Howlers for victory in season opener
• Woodman’s, Verve owners expanding into Bangor
• Seniors’ experience, leadership helped make 2011 UMaine football team special
• Gov. Patrick: It’s a Christmas tree
• Bangor council supports embattled Dorothea Dix Psychiatric Center
• Miss Maine Field Hockey eager to begin career at UMaine
• Conroy withdraws bid for Mass. Sen. Brown’s seat
• NBA institutes new concussion policy
• New pizza coupon
• Syrians vote in tense election
• After weeks of gloom, Giants can see playoff berth
• Life, lights return to 230-year-old Bucksport inn after years of vacancy
• Patriots deal with sideline spat, defensive woes
• A wolf wanders toward California
• Rulings could bring crackdown on domestic violence
• Curious ‘vocal fry’ creeping into US speech
• Spreading the global warming gospel
• Perry going for broke in Iowa with 3 weeks to go
• Firefighters from two islands battle house fire on Swan’s Island
• How Student Loans stifle Young Entrepreneurs
• Court OKs sale of property by Nashua hospital
• Lowe’s stands by decision to pull ads
• Greenbush man finds Declaration of Independence copies in roadside garbage
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• Ellsworth rolls to victory in season opener
• 3rd Gorham business robbed in less than a week
• Sporadic low-carb diet may beat low-cal for shedding pounds, lowering insulin
• Babies among world’s tiniest now thriving, despite odds
• Occupy protesters seek to shut West Coast ports
• If I call and you are in the bathroom, please don’t answer!
• Congress edges toward compromise on spending
• The Maine Deal in Waterville
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• Lewiston woman in hospital after stabbing; Police charge man with attempted murder
• Community college to teach casino skills to help provide workers for Hollywood Slots
• Forbes lists Maine as worst state for business, again
• Manning rallies Giants past Cowboys
• What is mortgage and the types and consequence of defaulting on it
• Ryan Daniel Detour preseason memorial tourney results
• Lakers trade Odom to Mavs for first-round pick
• Jerry Robinson, 89, creator of the Joker, dies
• Plummeting income from investments shaves household cash
• Stonington weighing options after record number of foreclosures including two islands
• Dec.10-11, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Tebow lifts Broncos by Bears in OT
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• Movie review: ‘Martha Marcy May Marlene’
• Democratic senator finds House defense bill riddled with earmarks
• Jobless dads get quality time with children as caregiving rises
• Republican rivals go after Gingrich, Romney in Iowa debate
• As Maine Air Guard age limit increased to 40, more fathers join up
• UMPI women beat County rival UMFK
• Gronkowski sets mark, Patriots top Redskins 34-27
• US online holiday sales up 15 percent to $24.6B
• Kyle Mills keeps the thrills coming in ‘Immortalists’
• Cardinal Foley, who led order in Jerusalem, dies
• Nobel laureates accept awards and accolades
• Goodell hoping for resolution on HGH testing
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• JACOB ANDREW WILEY
• RONALD F. THURSTON SR.
• MILDRED ‘MIM’ (YOUNG) NICHOLS
• LAWRENCE ‘SMOKEY’ RAYMOND
• Nokomis takes over top spot in girls basketball poll
• Maine-native filmmaker’s documentary offers look at Brazilian youth ranch
• SMCC students to see alternative energy sources up close
• Rick Perry’s video and the Obama who stole Christmas
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• RiteAid matchup
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• Alec Baldwin apologizes to himself on ‘SNL’
• Neighbors, officials tour Lewiston’s first methadone clinic
• Baylor’s Robert Griffin III wins Heisman Trophy
• Report: Baseball’s National League MVP Ryan Braun tests positive for banned substance
• Noriega flown back to Panama
• Gingrich assailed by rivals, fires back at Romney
• Chief: UMPD investigating sex offense report ‘in reference to’ Phi Eta Kappa
• Broncos buck Rams behind McCue overtime performance
• San Diego defeats UMaine men’s basketball team
• BU scores 4 in 3rd period, snaps Maine’s four-game unbeaten streak
• Leonardi fourth, McClintock 15th at Foot Locker national cross country championships
• UMaine men’s hockey unravels toward end of BU contest, lose 5-1
• Savage 3-pointer lifts Caribou boys basketball team past John Bapst
• Raw milk fight is on from Amish farms to hippie co-ops
• Russians rise against Putin, demand fair elections
• Kittery man swims across Rockland Harbor to raise money for lighthouses
• No. 3 Georgia Southern eliminates UMaine from FCS football playoffs
• 10 mountain summit shots in Maine
• 10 mountain summit shots in Maine
• UMaine football’s amazing 2011 season ends with 35-23 loss to Georgia Southern
• Check insurance around the holidays
• Seasick in a simulator? It’s possible in MMA’s new high-tech training tool
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• Brewer sisters hand out hot cocoa to support Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, Relay for Life
• Pittsfield native takes helm at Madawaska Port of Entry
• Tickets for Bangor ‘Riverdance’ farewell show on sale Monday
• UMaine police investigating reported sex offense
• Dunlap kicks off senate race against Snowe
• Urban Legend…..”Bleach kills Mold”
• Training dogs and children
• Live Updates: UMaine football team takes on Georgia Southern in FCS national quarterfinals
• Otisfield oil spill caused by thief cutting copper tubing, officials say
• Van Buren students among winners of engineering video contest
• Romney forces attack surging Gingrich
• Calif. prison psychologist accused of faking rape
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• Armed robbery reported at Westbrook Subway
• I’m not sure where these are sold..
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• Nokomis girls cruise to victory in season opener
• NFL lobbies Congress on HGH testing
• UMF men roll past New England College
• McCue leads Hampden boys basketball team to overtime victory over Bangor
• Local news anchor gets an unwanted 15 minutes of fame
• I have lots to share with you,just need to figure out how?
• Dec. 9, 2011, Local Sports Results
• House GOP introduces bill renewing payroll tax cut
• Welcome back! A wild NBA day of personnel moves
• Heisman finalist Griffin changed Baylor perception
• Most say Congress members don’t deserve new terms, poll finds
• Previews: University of Maine men’s hockey, men’s and women’s basketball
• Belichick vs Shanahan as Patriots visit Redskins
• To thwart porn, colleges are buying up .xxx sites
• Youth Club Sports Report seeks your ideas, stories, photos
• Bronco Travel youth soccer team ‘retires’ with unmatchable 4 state titles
• Motive behind latest Virginia Tech shooting remains unknown
• Portland Jetport rescinds taxi policy after accusations from Somali drivers
• How to report high school events to the BDN
• Alaskan air carrier to bid on Presque Isle, Bar Harbor air service
• Maine hockey seeks momentum swing with win over BU Saturday night
• Bradley woman indicted in guns-for-drugs case
• Bangor police order test kits to identify bath salts
• Quick tip #1
• UMaine faces challenge against high-powered Georgia Southern in FCS national quarterfinals
• DAVID P. TRASK
• SHIRLEY J. CANDAGE
• RONALD L. POMEROY SR.
• Live stats for high school basketball games
• Portland council to stream meetings live online
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• More companies covering transgender surgeries
• Yaz label must spell out blood clot risks, panel rules
• Christmas offer for 10th december – price check for iPhone and Android
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• Target gift card deals on HP ink cartridges!
• Merry, Happy . . . Whatever!
• Long after vanishing in Iran, ex-FBI agent pleads: ‘Please help me’
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• Makeup makes for a good stocking stuffer
• Rocket car built in Buckfield, powered by Coke Zero and Mentos travels 209 feet
• Unity College unveiling root cellar
• State treasurer’s controversial request to expand private beach club granted in Phippsburg
• Notre Dame men’s basketball holds off determined UMaine
• Week of 12/4-11 Player Tip of the Week
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• Theodore saves 40 and Florida beats Bruins 2-0
• Week of 12/4-11 Coaches Tip of the Week
• Dexter boys basketball preview 2011/2012
• NATO fuel tankers set ablaze in Pakistan
• Mayor: Occupy Boston must get out by midnight
• NH university warns of gun-toting protesters
• Northeast Utilities: Oct. storm cost nearly $203M
• Paul trade to Lakers in the works
• House votes to ban synthetic drugs that mimic pot
• Ortiz, K-Rod, Johnson accept arbitration
• Ex-Maine high school stars turn in strong efforts at NCAA Div. I meets
• James Madison runs past UMaine women’s basketball team
• Bangor forum calls for extension of jobless benefits
• Declining participation, resignation of instructor ends drivers ed in SAD 29
• Preview: Class B girls basketball capsules
• Kennebec Valley schools among Class B girls basketball contenders
• Delegates confront climate-treaty hurdles
• Census: Widening income gap as blacks leave cities
• Corzine distances himself from firm’s downfall
• Rats’ bad rap: Study shows them nice, not naughty
• Hampden Broncos’ McCue transitions into new role as senior guard
• Small towns fear losing holiday postmarks
• Former Bowdoin professor and prolific writer remembered for making the most of his life
• 2011/2012 high school hockey scoreboard
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• 2011/2012 high school wrestling scoreboard
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• 2011/2012 high school boys basketball scoreboard
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• New breast cancer drugs hold promise
• Dr. Oz: Add years to your life, in 24 hours
• Block of OTC morning-after pill hotly debated
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• The Bangor Daily News is stuffed with coupons and sales flyers. Enjoy more than $138 worth of savings this weekend
• Air Force dumped remains of 274 US troops in landfill
• Perfect Christmas Gift for the little Princess
• This could be a great deal at Walmart
• New Year’s Eve In Maine: A MapQuest Guide
• Maine utilities compete for best-tasting water title
• Baileyville man guilty of bankruptcy fraud
• Maine No. 8 for Peace Corps volunteers per capita
• Believing the unbelievable about child sex abuse
• Ferret Theory XC
• Is Bobby Valentine the right fit as Red Sox manager?
• Portland denies OccupyMaine permit; protesters promise court fight
• Presque Isle, Nokomis favored to clash again for East Class B title
• Massachusetts top-spending state for health care
• Old Town, Messalonskee, Orono, Presque Isle among Eastern Maine Class B hockey contenders
• New coupons on coupons.com
• Game on in Iowa as GOP attacks target Gingrich
• Obama to GOP: No other issues on payroll tax bill
• U.S. Food and Drug Administration agrees to determine safety of BPA
• NASA rover prepares for 5th winter on Mars
• Nokomis boys basketball preview 2011/2012
• Sports briefs, Dec. 7, 2011
• Former Illinois Gov. Blagojevich gets 14-year sentence
• 94 people charged in check fraud ring targeting TD Bank
• High school students pepper-sprayed as part of Ellsworth law enforcement class
• Bucksport player, coach earn top LTC honors
• Preview: UMaine women’s basketball vs. James Madison
• Preview: UMaine men’s basketball vs. Notre Dame
• Bar Harbor council approves plans for road, building projects
• Live coverage as Portland considers OccupyMaine permit
• WILLIAM JOSEPH CAREY SR.
• ALTON WHITE
• SHIRLEY GARCEAU
• SENIOR MASTER SGT. THOMAS R. MCKAY, RETIRED
• ROBERT ‘BOB’ A. DAY
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• Little ten conference 2011 All-Stars
• FAA chief quits after arrest on drunken-driving charge
• Woman who shot herself, 2 children at Texas welfare office was denied aid
• Environmental group to highlight extreme weather records set in Maine this year
• New Coupons just released
• Fairfield bridge project to close Interstate 95 ramp for 2 years
• Judge expected to rule today on permit for Occupy Augusta encampment
• Maine state police to discuss capture of escaped NH prisoner
• Christmas Tree Shop – $10 off $50 purchase
• DNA from cigarette butt led to arrest in 31-year-old murder case
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• Wholesaling the iPhone 4S Cases in surprised price
• Jets edge Bruins 2-1, Pavelec makes 39 saves
• Preview: Class C boys basketball capsules
• Bucksport girls not expecting easy run in East Class C basketball
• More data needed to link concussions with brain ailment, Bettman says
• Bangor to redefine park policies in light of Occupy dispute
• McDonald overcomes hurdles to start for Patriots
• Brewer aims to improve high school experience for students
• Shaw leads Nokomis in preseason finale
• SAD 29 forms group to decide future of harvest break
• Boards to debate price for Hampden Academy property
• Friends, family gather to remember Sangerville man who was shot to death
• Bangor councilor’s donation to city isn’t a conflict, experts say
• Sports briefs, Dec. 6
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• MURIEL (MCLELLAN) FLAGG DESHON
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• Come down to Maine Hall today from 10:30 to 1:30pm to support the SkillsUSA club...
• Bill takes aim at drug price gouging
• Morning after pill could hit drugstore shelves
• Preview of this Sunday Redplum Insert
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• Santa’s Land owners calling it quits at month’s end
• Bruins stay hot, drop Penguins 3-1
• 16,000 Holocaust victims to get German pensions
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• Veazie council hires Stockton Springs town manager
• Elderly women complain after being forced to drop pants during TSA searches
• Ellsworth District Court, Cases Oct. 19 – Nov. 18, 2011
• Hanley helps Bowdoin men roll by Maine Maritime Academy
• Former HP chair Dunn, 58, dies after cancer bout
• EU seeks to save the euro, but S&P isn’t convinced
• Nature Conservancy gets another Maine groundfishing permit
• Postpartum mental illness linked to later bipolar disorder
• Elden Hughes, longtime Sierra Club leader, dies at 80
• Spencer Abbott off to great start for Maine hockey team
• Santo elected to Hall of Fame by veterans panel
• Team shuffle toughens schedule for East Class C girls basketball
• Gathering space rocks, and some Hill critics
• New views of giant asteroid Vesta revealed
• Dexter girls basketball preview 2011/2012
• New Hampshire man charged in Millinocket with probation violation
• Scientists find largest black holes ever detected
• Obama prods Congress on payroll tax as Democrats unveil new plan
• Brennan touts partnerships, new initiatives in packed inaugural speech
• Hunter, mother, pulled from Stow River in Massachusetts after falling in trying to rescue dog
• Bangor councilor questions if another councilor has conflicts of interest
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• Many seniors lack long-term care plans and risk seeing their Golden Years tarnished
• NCAA president considers advisory role on abuse guidelines
• Belichick concerned by poor finish to latest win
• Manufacturer’s recall delays Lincoln town garage opening
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• Westbrook robbery suspect caught after chase through through Bangor Kmart
• Livestock remain drug-resistant years after stopping antibiotics
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• Stealth drone downed, Pentagon says; Iran claims credit
• Michael Brennan to be sworn in as Portland’s newest mayor
• Judge to decide of Occupy Augusta can stay in park
• ‘Ratings machine’ Trump, ever the modest one, offers tips to the candidates
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• GOP rivals hope to court Cain supporters
• Crosby FG on last play gives Packers 38-35 win over Giants
• Tiger Woods ends two-year victory drought
• Bangor Christian’s Wilcox, Bangor’s Robinson earn All-American soccer status
• LSU vs. Alabama in BCS title game
• Madison boys and Dexter girls finish 2-0 at tip-off classic
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• Portion of Bennoch Road in Alton closed due to accident
• UMPI women beat Pine Manor for first victory
• Dec. 3-4, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Dec. 3-4, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Gronkowski’s 3 TDs lead Pats over Colts 31-24
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• MANDI FOSS
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• Turn on, tune in and get better? Scientists studying hallucinogens for therapeutic uses
• German city clears out 45,000 people before World War II bombs are defused
• Maine People Before Politics message missed
• Maine advances to quarterfinals with 34-12 victory over Appalachian State
• Lewiston pair accused of kidnapping friend of person who ‘ripped them off’
• UNH hockey falls short at Lowell
• Eastern Maine High School Sports: Dec 5-Dec 11
• Bruins’ Rask joins the winning with 4-1 win over Leafs
• Abbott, Diamond lead Maine hockey team by Vermont for weekend sweep
• Navy pulls away to beat UMaine women
• Bangor rings in holiday season with parade, tree lighting
• Swan’s Island fisherman with criminal history convicted of trap molestation
• Town prods SAD 29 to find another space for school buses
• Mapleton farm showcased in new DVD
• UMaine football knocks off Appalachian State on road in FCS playoffs
• 1,033 acres of Bradford farmland saved for new generation of farming
• One year later, Houlton artist still owes town for cleanup effort
• Billionaire donates shed he was ordered to remove to MDI nonprofit
• Maine readies for unemployment benefits cutoff
• Audition for GOP VP?
• ‘All-volunteer’ service is not what it seems
• Live Updates: UMaine men’s football team takes on Appalachian State in NCAA playoff game
• Cain announces he’s suspending his presidential campaign
• Working parents honored as top students at Central Maine Community College
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• Fishing industry feels loss of Barney Frank’s retirement
• Jobless Mainers rally outside Blaine House, LePage hears concerns
• Former Maine Senate president calls for broader study on proposed national park
• Brunswick woman convicted for food stamp deception
• Maine, Vt., RI senators push LIHEAP protection bill
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• Syracuse coach Boeheim apologizes for questioning Fine accusers
• UMF men hold off Castleton State for 95-78 victory
• Looking ahead: Tips on planning your first vegetable garden
• CMP trail work means that snowmobile riders need caution
• Cod fishery issued dismal bill of health by panel of scientists
• The Gunning Grounds
• Case of the exploding stove
• Can free trade be fair?
• Agriculture department saw significant risk in raw milk
• China’s slowdown: good or bad?
• LePage administration gaining ground on jobs
• Lake murder report highlights needed changes
• Reporter Tom Walsh to cover Washington County for BDN
• Mt. Abram rebuilds after fire, looking for snow
• MDOT pins bridge replacement hopes on federal grant application
• Sorting the half-truths about tax reform
• Orono man arrested after 100 mph-plus chase on I-95
• Jobless rate drops to 8.6 percent, lowest since March 2009
• Dysart’s to open convenience store in Lincoln
• Woods surges to 3-shot lead at Chevron World Challenge
• Woman: Psychologist implanted horrific memories
• Portland school notes: Winter concerts scheduled, ceremony to honor health initiatives
• Former Wells, Kennebunk AD to be inducted into national athletic administrators’ hall of fame
• Bangor Festival of Lights parade, tree lighting set for Saturday
• Final cost for development of Bangor’s new website? Nothing
• ‘Career criminal’ gets six years for burglary spree in Hancock County
• State economic development commissioner helps rededicate new NMCC lab
• Harpswell man gets 6½ years for high-speed car chase, probation revocation
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• George Washington pulls away from Maine in second half
• Faulkingham to skipper talented Jonesport-Beals boys team
• Woodland, Schenck seek to snap Aroostook County reign
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• Dog shoots Utah hunter in buttocks
• Woodsmen, butchers say Maine moose, deer crawling with ticks
• Pingree urges reconsidering closing Cliff Island post office
• Brunswick woman hit by truck, killed while crossing the road
• OccupyMaine overwinter request fails to impress public safety board
• Police searching for prisoner from Alfred who escaped from NH jail
• Chomsky to compare Arab Spring to ‘American Winter’ in Westbrook talk
• Holden man facing gun charges after Silly String dispute
• Manna shelter a haven for women, children in transition
• Hampden citizens committee finishes comprehensive plan review
• Hedge fund boss loses NY bid to stay free during appeal
• Obama vows renewed commitment on AIDS
• Apple juice can pose a health risk — from calories
• Previews: UMaine women’s basketball, men’s hockey set for Friday games
• Motorists more concerned about cell phone use in cars than speeding, survey finds
• “Don’t make me come up there,” “Because I said so,” and other things moms probably shouldn’t say to co-workers!
• Red Sox bring out Bobby Valentine as new manager
• Frankfort wind ordinance passes
• Differing laws on trafficking impede US crackdown
• Maine swimmers focus on relays entering weekend meet
• Fewell says some NY Giants quit against Saints
• Egypt’s parliament isn’t Muslim Brotherhood’s first win this year
• Portland man sentenced in roommate killing
• Clinton meets Myanmar democracy icon Suu Kyi
• UN: Syria now in a civil war with 4,000 dead
• Senior defensive tackle Phanor the ‘family man’ for UMaine football team
• Search in Syracuse coach inquiry targets locker
• Europeans stiffen sanctions on Iran after embassy attack
• NBA players return, month after scheduled opener
• Measles outbreaks on the rise across Europe
• Foxcroft Academy wrestling preview 2011/2012
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• Netflix viewing seen swelling cable bills next year
• Delicious favor ideas
• Occupy Movement
• How can you not love basketball?
• That’s The Way It Was
• Hearing continues for man charged with murder in Lewiston escort’s death
• Transportation professionals, officials converge at Augusta conference
• South Portland to offer panic buttons to crime victims
• Free throws carry Eastern Illinois past UMaine men
• Lucic scores 2, Bruins win 12th in 13 games
• Prescription drug savings could reduce federal budget cuts
• Of hammers, lost keys and economic malaise
• Prostate test may do more harm than good
• Mail it in, privately
• Dreading holiday weight gain? Get moving and limit alcohol intake
• National Labor Relations Board faces shutdown amid more partisan infighting
• Environmentalists pressure U.S. to help more at climate talks
• NATO: Pakistan resumes some cooperation
• Wreaths Across America events set this weekend for Washington County
• Leach agrees to coach Washington State
• Hampden’s Doyon, Orono’s Mowrer among Fitzpatrick Trophy semifinalists
• Bucksport fails to land top choice for town manager
• Lincoln man charged with doing $1,400 in damage to police cruiser
• UMaine’s Coutts hoping to name full-time softball assistant soon
• Giants’ embattled D gets visitor — Michael Strahan
• AP source: Feds search Fine’s office
• IndyCar removes Barnhart from race control
• Nov. 30, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Students and horses learn new steps through University of Maine program
• Frankfort to vote Thursday on divisive wind ordinance
• Ligety, skiers upset with new rules on GS skis
• Tiger absence makes youth in golf shine
• 1st Penn State abuse suit comes from new accuser
• More than games lie ahead for Army-Navy players
• Williams, Mueller top newcomers on Hall ballot
• Patriots prepare for 3rd straight backup QB
• Forget ’11 (or so Red Sox hope): Bobby V is coming
• Coaches again on hot seat in NHL
• With Olympics looming, Phelps, coach find balance
• ROBERT TREWORGY
• FCC report challenges AT&T’s claims on T-Mobile deal
• Facebook said to plan record IPO at $100 billion valuation
• EMCC will be participating in the Downtown Bangor Festival of Lights Parade! We...
• Pine Tree State
• Hunter breaks hip, vertebra after 20-foot fall from tree
• Fire alarm interrupts Brian Williams on live NBC News broadcast
• Falmouth residents seek to avoid the whistles that come with more train traffic
• Armed Woodstock man, girlfriend arrested after four-hour manhunt
• What Maine could do to minimize winter power outages
• MDEA believe to have found bath salts in abandoned Aroostook motor home
• Cherry picker downs power lines, closing Route 161
• Red Sox choose Valentine as manager
• Jordan leads USM women past Bowdoin
• Pfizer maneuvers to protect Lipitor from generics
• Senate rejects amendment to delay detainee provisions for further study
• Jaguars fire Del Rio after 3-8 start, sell team
• Bangor council to form committee to help keep Dorothea Dix open
• Local TV station seeks to fill small college sports void with Husson games
• UMaine women’s basketball pulls away from Maine Maritime
• GOP first-termer challenges Obama detainee policy
• Nov. 29, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Pakistan steps up anti-US rhetoric after attack
• Cain tells aides he is reassessing his campaign
• MDI woman charged with stealing $52,000 using bad checks
• Presque Isle Rotarians raising money with auction
• Doctor sentenced to 4 years in prison for Michael Jackson’s death
• Wreaths Across America to kick off Sunday in Hermon
• Presque Isle airport threatened by proposed federal rule change
• KARL A. RICHTER
• AMARYL R. SMITH
• PAMELA JOSEPHINE (STOVER) KING
• NORMAN E. OTIS
• MYRTLE FAY (NICKERSON) MCLAUGHLIN
• MASTER SGT. WALTER LEE STADLER, RETIRED
• KATHLEEN M. JONES
• INEZ V. DAVIS
• Fort Fairfield boys basketball preview 2011/2012
• Our Very Own Thelbert Green Honored! Congratulations!
• One-minute hike: Birdsacre in Ellsworth, Maine
• Once hired, seasonal workers aim to stay for good
• States face crushing economic outlook, survey says
• Augusta man accused of stabbing roommate over messy kitchen
• American Airlines files for Ch. 11 protection
• Police searching for suspects after Portland man stabbed to death
• Maine-based Coast Guard icebreaking tugboat bound for Great Lakes
• Generator fire damages Poland home
• Rangeley driver falls asleep at wheel, crashes into cars parked at dealership
• Bangor State Fair 2012
• QB Drew Brees and Saints blow out Giants, 49-24
• Nov. 28, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Ball scores at buzzer, MMA men edge UM-Augusta
• ‘If Bangor doesn’t want us, we’ll leave,’ Waterfront Concerts promoter says after council tables vote
• Maine native’s a cappella group takes second place on NBC’s ‘The Sing-Off’
• Hurricanes’ Maurice, Capitals Boudreau fired
• Occupy Bangor to consider pulling up stakes on encampment
• Suh’s stomp fuels discussion about his dirty play
• Secondary scoring starting to appear for Black Bears hockey team
• Bangor to host 2012 Senior League World Series Aug. 12-18
• Syracuse coach Boeheim silent day after Fine fired
• NYC judge rejects $285M SEC-Citigroup agreement
• Democratic Rep. Barney Frank announces retirement
• Meyer returns home to coach Ohio State
• Branch has big game as Patriots keep rolling
• Bangor boys basketball coach seeking seat in state Legislature
• Bowdoin College plucks from Bates for new development director
• Northeast Harbor marina undergoing $2.2M face-lift
• UN: Syrian forces killed, tortured 256 children
• $5,000 grant supports Meals on Wheels for pets
• 80 years of history donated by Violette family to UMFK Acadian Archives
• Old Town High School, first quarter honor roll
• Shoppers snap up Cyber Monday deals
• Fighting the debt, out of their own pockets
• Searsport woman breaks back in high-speed crash
• Midcoast paper shrinks to once-a-week
• Lawrence boys basketball preview 2011/2012
• Cyber Monday
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• New blood test for Down syndrome raises ethical questions
• Button batteries can be a health threat to kids
• Women charged with drunken driving after crashing into utility pole
• Maine native helps lead Starbucks
• Bus driver with bachelor’s degree touts importance of education
• Vt. artist says he’ll fight giant for his kale
• Hanley leads Bowdoin men past Husson
• Tebow leads Broncos by Chargers in OT
• Giants, Saints both looking to improve run game
• Sports briefs, Nov. 27
• Nov. 26-27, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Brady, Patriots rout Eagles 38-20
• Philly museum brings ‘Birds of America’ to public
• Former Chicago first lady Maggie Daley dies at 68
• Tom Wicker, bureau chief, columnist for NY Times, dies
• Andrea True, porn star who turned disco singer, dies at 68
• Despite disarray, Egyptians go to the polls Monday
• Embattled Occupy encampments in Maine consider next moves
• Syracuse fires assistant basketball coach in wake of child molestation investigation
• DURWARD E. ARNOLD
• DURWARD ARNOLD
• WALLACE M. EVANS
• THELMA J. PORTER
• SHIRLEY LOUISE WORCESTER, R.N.
• MICHAEL WAYNE STANLEY
• MARY ELIZABETH ‘BETTY’ SLEIGHT
• LOIS PRISCILLA WHEELER (WALLACE) BRAUN
• ALYCE L. KENNEY
• ROSEMARIE JEANNE GAGNON HALLSEY
• Hampden is unanimous selection as top boys basketball team in Eastern Maine
• Edward Little at top of Eastern Maine girls basketball preseason poll
• Movie review: ‘Take Shelter’ (2011)
• We are … the 1 percent that pays all those taxes
• Demographic shifts favor Obama in 2012, study says
• Auburn couple copes with theft of $28,000 savings
• UMaine men’s hockey tips Clarkson in Portland
• Leonardi, McClintock earn spots in Foot Locker Cross Country nationals
• New translation of Catholic liturgy brings ‘spirit’ to Mass
• Arundel man dead after truck falls from snowmobile bridge in St. Albans
• A literate, shotgun-blast thriller from the caves of the cybergeeks
• Obama pops into bookstore with daughters, backs small businesses
• Protesters mark Advent with stand against destroyer construction at Bath Iron Works
• Occupy activists protest at Brunswick Bank of America
• MDI resident publishes another in murder series
• Occupy Augusta group told to get permit or move
• Santa greets Make-A-Wish children at Bangor store
• Andrew Sockalexis won Bangor’s Thanksgiving race a century ago
• Born troublemaker Michael Moore shows another side
• Family Ties: New honor roll is a genealogical resource — in granite
• The Norquist myth
• Brown edges UMaine women in overtime to win Dead River Co. Classic title
• Alleged LA-area pepper-spraying shopper surrenders
• Bill would revisit East-West highway debate
• LaGrange man burned in diesel fuel explosion coming home from Portland hospital
• What’s my air like today…..
• Castine church establishes awards in honor of member
• Happy Saturday!
• Black Friday shopping marred by shooting, other violence
• What do women really want? Siri
• Equality? Sure, now let’s get back to that kitchen
• The doctor is on the phone, and on your case
• NBA owners, players reach tentative deal
• Landlord of Brunswick building destroyed by fire fined $500 for rule violation
• Nov. 25, 2011, Local Sports Results
• No. 4 Connecticut loses to Central Florida
• Harvard upsets No. 22 Florida State 46-41
• UMaine women’s hockey shuts out New Hampshire
• Boston College tops Miami 24-17 in season finale
• New bodies could bring Ohio Craigslist toll to 3
• F1 boss not optimistic about US race in 2012
• Djokovic close to missing semis at ATP finals
• Tebow knows Elway is right: He has to get better
• Bond yields surge across Europe as debt ratings downgraded
• RACHEL FAYE SMITH
• LT. BENNETT DUNBAR
• HAROLD J. RUSSELL
• FRANCES E. SOPER
• CARROLL ‘CAL’ MCKAY
• STEPHEN J. STINSON
• SONIA LEE ROBBINS
• VIRGINIA F. ‘GINNY’ SHAND
• ROSEMARIE JEANNE GAGNON HALLSEY ‘MEMERE,’ ‘MADAME,’ ‘JINX,’ ‘WO’ AND ‘RE’
• RITA B. (GOULETTE) POOLER LARSON
• RICHARD E. DOANE
• PAUL NELSON HATCH SR.
• PAULINE E. JUDE
• LESLIE A. TARBOX SR.
• Santa
• CBS’s ‘Elf on the Shelf’: Lousy, but also sneaky
• Occupy Movement
• Woman shoots pepper spray at shoppers to guard items, 20 injured
• Vermont man’s ‘Eat More Kale’ T-shirts run afoul of Chik-fil-A
• Hannaford adds drive-through service at stores in Maine, NH
• Here’s why we shop on Black Friday
• Santorum hits New Hampshire holiday hotspots
• Crowded GOP field showing no signs of thinning
• Crews hunt for victims in Arizona plane crash that killed 6
• Earlier deals, longer hours woo Black Friday shoppers
• Ravens defeat 49ers in tough, hard-fought Harbaugh Brothers Bowl I
• Parenting Teens ~ I’ve lost some battles but ultimately I won the war.
• Broadcaster living outdoors to raise funds to help keep others warm this winter
• Only travel medicine clinic north of Bangor saves Central American trip
• Caribou funeral home wins international award
• Forum to focus on influx of bath salts in Hancock County
• Town seeks to leave school district, pay tuition instead to save money
• Kindness of homeless woman leads to memorable hug
• J.K. Rowling testifies about media abuses in Britain
• 3 million line up to watch New York Thanksgiving Day parade
• CDC tests two programs to curb antibiotic misuse
• Guard fired after nabbing child who ate from box
• Conservative Sen. Coburn tallies breaks for the rich
• Ordinance would protect Frankfort
• Survey shows Black Friday shopping may drop this year
• Tell me what I (don’t) want to hear
• ‘Archi-Technical-Artist’ invents a new clothespin
• Friday, Nov. 25, 2011: Maine’s senators, holy days and flat tax on Social Security
• Top ten health care myths to ignore — part two
• Daily-deal sites vie for holiday sales
• USO airport volunteers welcome troops on holiday
• Ruth Stone, award-winning poet, dies in Vermont at 96
• South Portland employees suing over policy prohibiting city workers from seeking school board seats
• The nuts and bolts of Black Friday
• Younger Murdoch resigns from positions at British newspapers
• Thanksgiving
• Despite public disgust, Congress unlikely to pursue budget pact
• Oil dealers urge LePage not to pick ‘winners and losers’ in setting energy policy
• Poor economy halts new funding for AIDS,TB and malaria treatment
• What mom eats can train baby’s palate, says study
• Have an upfront talk about teen sex
• San Francisco, LA negotiating to close Occupy encampments
• Paul Frank’s Julius and Burton’s B. join Macy’s parade
• Bruins edge Sabres, extend win streak to 10
• Plane with 3 children aboard crashes east of Phoenix
• UMaine men’s hockey holds off US Under-18 team 6-4
• Probe into Brewer pedestrian-vehicle accident continues
• UMaine women’s hockey thumps Vermont
• Brewer police seize nearly a pound of bath salts, arrest man on several charges
• A Deal is a Deal
• Bangor area getting closer to fielding varsity girls hockey team
• Russia warns US on missile shield
• Despite public disgust, lawmakers unlikely to pursue compromise
• Only 2 ‘high-value’ Al-Qaida targets remain
• Finally! After 30 defeats, American Samoa wins
• Yemen’s president signs deal to hand over power
• Teen skier Shiffrin eager to begin year in Aspen
• Surry family, despite its own difficulties, helps Solidarity Harvest
• No heart attack risk? Think again
• More victims step forward in buttocks-injection case
• Presque Isle man wanted in home invasion found
• Harbaughs lead Ravens and 49ers into historic duel
• CHARLENE D. RAYMOND
• FRANK BRAWN and BETTY BRAWN
• EVAN S. MORSE
• 4-game winning streak for Cowboys-Dolphins winner
• Augusta felon going back to prison after attacking man with a hammer
• Woman thanked by man she saved after heart attack on treadmill
• NH lottery winner to get a grand a week for 20 years
• High court OKs new Hannaford store in Turner
• Portland fireboat back in service after $54K in repairs
• When life gives you lemons, teach kids biz skills
• High school receives 2nd bomb threat within a week
• Hot-Air Balloons
• Snow blankets Maine, just in time for holiday travel; parts could see up to 9 inches
• Cantaloupe deaths point to poor food inspections
• Democrats fight against new exemption for birth-control coverage
• Access to clinical trials to triple thanks to new partnership
• EMCC will be closed today, Wednesday November 23rd due to snow, If you are trave...
• Former Durham resident arrested in Nicaragua on child pornography, rape charges
• Great-looking gear inspires winter exercise
• Mandatory insurance won’t fix health care
• The turkey costs 60 Euros!
• What is a realistic expectation for this year’s UMaine women’s basketball team?
• Sports briefs, Nov. 22, 2011
• Green powers EMCC men’s basketball past UM-Machias
• Hampden boys basketball team picked tops in KVAC Class A preseason coaches poll
• Bangor woman linked to more than $1,500 in Walmart thefts
• Machias girl, 16, to compete in European fencing tournament
• Protesters reject concessions by Egypt’s military
• Economy would suffer if tax cut, jobless aid end
• Turkish premier urges Syrian leader to step down
• Toy safety report finds some holiday dangers
• Crow remembers first Texas A&M win at Memorial Stadium
• Penn State home county judges out of Sandusky case
• Ellsworth councilors vote to foreclose on, sell timeshares
• GEORGIE MAE (BENNETT) KNIGHT
• WILDA S. COBB
• MADELYN S. CRAWFORD-PERKINS
• LEONARD W. GOVER
• PATRICIA A. KIMBALL
• EDWARD ‘PA’ CHARLES SCHENCKS SR.
• BARBARA RUTH COLGAN
• CAROL A. ROEHRICH
• AGNES M. BELOIN
• Mother, son not allowed to say goodbye before she died in prison
• Tonight! EMCC will host the University of Maine at Machias Clippers. The Women’s...
• Turkey Pardon
• Winslow boy stayed calm after dad was hurt in ATV crash, hailed as hero
• Police searching for driver of van that struck Lebanon woman
• Arundel man gets 6 years for filing false tax returns in other people’s names
• An ugly win is better than an ugly loss
• Bayer may have marketed birth-control pill for risky uses
• AARP names Lewiston as one of the best places to retire
• Maine home sales up in October, but prices slip
• No dangerous invasive insects found in Maine Forest Service traps
• Wife of man beat with flashlight shows different side of vet shot by police: ‘He ruined our lives’
• Brady throws 2 TD passes, Pats beat Chiefs 34-3
• Movie review: ‘Melancholia’ (2011)
• Bruins blank Canadiens, extend win streak to 9
• Sick NH man accused of killing sister with hammer
• Natural gas firm expanding in Bucksport
• Explorer recounts expeditions to discover South Pole
• Ellsworth passes 180-day fireworks moratorium
• Billionaires avoid reporting cash gains to IRS
• EU Commission sees eurobonds as way out of crisis
• Hampden council affirms Town Council recount, other projects
• Ex-AIG CEO’s company suing government over bailout
• St. Albans selectmen vote to accept Tobacco-Free Maine signs
• Bobby Valentine goes after Boston manager job
• One-minute hike: Fort Point State Park, Stockton Springs, Maine
• Lee Pockriss, songwriter who collaborated on hit ‘Polka Dot Bikini,’ dies at 87
• Fire set in Vassalboro school bathroom
• Man behind NYC’s famous Sabrett hot dogs dies
• Former Smithsonian chief Michael Heyman dies at 81
• Black Bears place four on All-CAA first team, six on second team
• Stearns of Millinocket pursuing sister-school relationship in China
• Where’s the salt? Hidden in your Thanksgiving menu
• Doctors amputate frostbitten feet of All-American Alaska runner
• Hundreds of UC Davis students protest pepper-spraying by police
• Orono High School, First quarter honor roll
• Newburgh to hold special election in January to fill selectman’s seat
• GILBERT BETTS
• MARY ETHEL (BELL) LANE
• MATTHEW ALAN MARQUIS
• FAYE J. (MCMANUS) LUNT
• WENDELL H. LIVINGSTON
• We love when our EMCC Culinary Arts students come and share their delicious trea...
• MaineCare, heating oil concern lawmakers examining revenues
• Proposed bill would create treatment courts for veterans
• Workers’ compensation rates to drop 3.2 percent in Maine
• National gas prices at lowest level since February
• Biddeford man stabbed under bridge; two arrested in connection with assault
• Holiday Hair
• Maine Potato Board honors Collins
• Maine group releases report on gas mileage savings
• UMaine-Augusta plans new architecture degree
• Family divided over portrayal of spymaster father
• Neighbors save Boothbay man, 93, from burning home
• New numbers show NH with more poor people
• They Might Be Giants, still the apex of cool after 25 years
• Almost everyone gets the Gingrich divorce story wrong
• Day before he was shot by police, troubled veteran was ordered to seek help
• Teen runner-up was struck by lightning, but that’s not her biggest fear
• Young leads Eagles past Giants
• Reality stars Hebert, Underwood help crown new Miss Maine USA
• Stewart wins Homestead to win NASCAR championship
• UMFK women’s basketball team edges UMF
• Fake doctor injected cement in woman’s rear, Miami police say
• Wisconsin governor-recall rally draws tens of thousands
• Goode, Guaraldo cruise to victories in Brewer Turkey Trot race
• Flacco leads Ravens past Bengals
• LSU, Alabama, Arkansas top AP rankings
• Woman to begin Antarctic crossing, awaits weather
• Bangor man charged with assault after elbowing female cab driver, police say
• Names in the news, Nov. 21
• CATHERINE GILMAN
• AIDEN ROBERT THIBODEAU
• JEANNETTE A. SAWYER
• N. Dakota’s state-run bank boosts treasury, spurs imitators
• RICHARD THOMPSON
• RICHARD ‘DICK’ SANBORN
• MURIEL DOUCETTE
• MARY ‘BUFFY’ LORRAYNE (CURTIS) HODGKINS
• MARILYN A. WILLETTE
• Tiger gets winning point, Couples gets validation
• JAMES THOMAS MANSUR
• State alleges safety problems with Norway apartments; Landlord blames Section 8 tenants
• Where you live can help determine your health, studies say
• Gingrich divorce tale doesn’t hold up
• The big lie about the economic crisis, explained
• Farmington police say man shot dead confronted officer with a knife
• Missing teenagers reportedly found at OccupyMaine camp
• Passive Occupy protesters take pepper spray blast in the face at close range
• Fire at Orono apartment complex displaces students, closes road
• Bruins’ Thomas makes 22 saves in 6-0 rout of Isles
• McDonough carries Wells by Leavitt for Class B state football title
• Overhaug leads Yarmouth to rout of Bucksport in class C state championship game
• Yarmouth uses quick start to top Bucksport in Class C football state final
• New sonar technology could boost New England fish counts
• Federal grant helps fund $1 million food processing plant in Van Buren
• Central High School, Corinth, first quarter honor roll
• Lincoln District Court, Cases Sept. 16 to Nov. 2, 2011
• Hermon High School, first quarter honor roll
• Bryant women cruise past UMaine 65-53
• Propane tank protest draws more than 100 in Searsport
• Father, 9-year-old son injured in Farmington ATV accident
• Diabetic alert dog means independence for Fort Kent teen
• Girl missing after Brewer High School dance found drinking
• Occupy Bangor protesters create human pie chart to illustrate U.S. wealth disparity
• Cheverus overwhelms Lawrence for Class A football state title
• Wells Bank of America robbed, police seeking suspect
• Man fatally shot outside of town office by Farmington police
• Fort Fairfield shooting incident appears to be an accident
• Goodrich puts on a show to lead Stags to second straight title
• Overpriced smoke alarms aren’t necessary to do the job
• Maine lawmaker seeks more funding in child porn cases
• Two Eastport residents sue city in attempt to block sale of The Boat School
• Portland School Board seeks graduation, community service for all students
• Black Thursday
• Catholic bishops issue hollow plea for sympathy
• Help the hungry, stuff the truck at the Maine Mall today
• Bangor native will meet the stars, advise them on beauty products
• Ranquist rallies UMF women past UMPI 54-47
• Carlson funeral draws 800 to Orrington church
• FDA revokes Avastin’s approval for breast cancer treatment
• Sullivan helps Maine hockey team tie UMass 2-2
• Acts of grace that can’t be forgotten
• Vt. ski town rebuilding after Irene
• Former UCLA basketball player Walt Hazzard dies
• US takes control at Presidents Cup
• Lincoln paper mill prepares to anchor proposed gas pipeline
• Red Sox interested in Valentine as manager
• 2 arrests made in Ohio in suspected murder plot
• Penquis Valley School first quarter honor roll
• Police searching for driver who fled from two-car crash in Harmony
• Farmers, consumers rally to support man’s selling of ‘raw milk’
• Policeman’s hunch led to arrest in Farmington murder
• JOHN CHRISTOPHER ‘CHRIS’ KELLEHER JR.
• SONYA BARCLAY
• SONYA AMANDA BARCLAY
• THERESA B. CYR
• SALLY SUE PEARSON
• PAULA GELB KAGAN
• LILLIAN HUGHES (ROCKWELL) SANDERS
• MARJORIE W. WOOD
• JEFFREY L. HICKEY
• Auction to Benefit Maine Envirothon
• Maine Turnpike workers picket board meeting
• Foreclosures rise for first time in year as backlogs ease
• Two cars hit the same moose near Jackman; woman injured
• Scientists confirm faster-than-light particles in stunning test
• So much free time!
• After stroke, college student fights to walk again, and gets help from new device
• Health officials: Number of Maine apartments with carbon monoxide detectors nearly doubled over a year
• New bridges on Maine’s Route 27 replacing spans destroyed by Irene open to traffic
• House prepares to vote on constitutional amendment requiring balanced budget
• Trucking firm shutting down Auburn center, laying off more than 50
• Bruins win 7th straight, top Blue Jackets in SO
• No. 4 Connecticut pulls away from University of Maine men
• Jon B. Lovelace, mutual fund company leader, dies at 84
• Search under way for two missing Bonny Eagle girls
• Goodbye, old boots
• Man arrested in stabbing death of 81-year-old Farmington woman
• Occupy protesters march nationwide; 300 arrested
• Details unfold in shots fired at White House
• The oldest old: Reaching 90 more likely than ever
• A GOP debt plan would hit some popular tax breaks
• Cubs hire Sveum as new manager
• Stewart tosses verbal jabs, bids to rattle Edwards
• Free outdoor ice rink to be installed in Belfast
• Reopening of Carrabassett Valley bridges to be celebrated
• Local designer enters natioanl contest for E! Live from the Red Carpet. (currently 50/674)
• Your pet and the holidays
• ‘Patenting’ a long, hallowed tradition in St. John Valley
• LePage invites communities to work with state to develop fair regulations for businesses
• Hampden finishes ballot review; recount and new election requested
• China as U.S. Banker Plays Role in Obama Campaign
• No-work Thanksgiving — or as close as we can get you with our time-saving strategies
• Romo not reckless now: 0 INTs, sacks last 2 games
• Preview: University of Maine men’s hockey visits UMass
• Dodgers’ Kershaw easily wins NL Cy Young
• Hunter with felony conviction caught with gun in Brewer
• Man on bath salts breaks into Brewer Hannaford, hides in ceiling
• WADE LEMERY
• Roots
• In newest ad, Perry calls Obama remark ‘pathetic’
• Gorham man pleads guilty to terrorizing after forcing evacuation in Portland
• Etna woman gets 11 months in crash that killed boyfriend
• Colby student, 20, drowns while studying abroad in Chile
• Movie review: ‘J. Edgar’ (2011)
• Occupy Maine
• Coffee? Good health news overflows
• Congressman: ‘TSA has not prevented any attacks’
• LURC Reform Commission meeting in Greenville
• Many more say they’ll be working until 80, study finds
• Carr leads WPI past Husson in men’s basketball
• Suggestions for getting UMaine men’s hockey untracked
• Greenbush man arrested on felony drug charge
• House sends veterans jobs bill to Obama
• Suspect in shooting near White House arrested
• Police: Winterport man arrested after threatening deputy he mistook for ex-wife’s boyfriend
• TV, Radio Sports Schedule, Nov. 17, 2011
• Nov. 16, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Sports briefs, Nov. 16, 2011
• Coalition members urge senators’ support for toxic control act
• UMaine ‘national treasure’ of folklore to get new home at Library of Congress
• Ninkovich less surprising for Patriots
• Couple bugs Ohio student to hear teacher bullying
• Speaking of Killing Dogs…
• Castle & Cooke: Wind farm would respect Lanai site
• New judge assigned in Penn State sex abuse case
• Broncos have turned back the clock on NFL offenses
• AP source: MLB forcing Astros out of NL
• Lincoln gives public works, firefighters 1% raises
• City tells Occupy Bangor to remove camp structures, canopies from park
• Honey, please pass the turkey to your dad’s new wife!
• Foxcroft Academy names Paradis girls varsity basketball coach
• Antlers bring home a bit of the great outdoors
• Hall of Famer Forrest Gregg fighting Parkinson’s
• Kents Hill arena comes to the rescue of iceless high school teams
• Veteran Yarmouth team seeks second straight ‘C’ football title
• University of Maine men’s basketball plagued with injuries before UConn game
• Countering China, Obama asserts US a Pacific power
• First Wind wants to pull Bowers Mountain wind project — for now
• EMCC Students and Faculty enjoyed their talk with Sharon Barker, and even took p...
• UMaine football better off on the road for NCAA playoffs
• Perspectives on Gender by Sharon Barker
• Photo
• The strangest apology
• Ten reasons Obama will be re-elected
• Republicans lose when they misread Bush history
• Does panic cause death in triathlete swimmers?
• Potatoes, pizza loophole survive for school lunches
• Lewiston man, 88, marries Auburn woman, 87, after dating 17 years
• Man had $15,000 worth of crack and heroin, police say
• Nov. 15, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Penobscot County to give tax money back to communities
• Pouliot breaks tie in third and Bruins beat NJ 4-3
• EMCC men beat CMCC for sixth victory
• Judge rules against boys seeking to join Portland High hockey team
• Duke’s Coach K passes Knight for most career wins
• Syrian soldiers killed as crisis accelerates
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• Brewer deputy mayor named mayor for coming year
• Steve Clay named Lincoln’s new council chairman
• Reduced Piscataquis County budget headed back for committee review
• Houlton councilors see first draft of $9 million budget
• Afghan conference of elders to discuss US role
• Help kickstart the Belfast Free Range Music Festival!
• Sign-up night Greater Bangor Women’s Ski and Snowboard Club
• State championship predictions and more
• Fireball Run producers check out Bangor as potential pit stop for nationwide road race
• Rev. Carlson’s funeral arrangements moved to Orrington church
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• Man tells police Jesus and his dog told him to break into home
• Ex-inmates settle court case alleging guards tainted jail food
• Harpswell girl, 9, in hospital after pit bull attack
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• Maine Turnpike asks workers to give up triple pay, ability to ‘cash out’ vacation
• What’s next, casual fridays? Obama scoffs at silly shirts tradition
• Another ‘oops’ moment, this time by Cain on Libya
• Oil spill at jetport kills two birds
• New Hampshire public retirees get pensions topping $100,000
• New Hampshire to limit $100,000 public pensions
• Rodgers throws 4 TDs, Packers beat Vikings 45-7
• Hampden council agrees to property sale, accepts manager’s offer to stay until replacement found
• Patriots face soft schedule after routing Jets
• Sandusky proclaims innocence in NBC interview
• Despite complaints, Bangor Waterfront Concerts stage likely won’t move
• Penobscot Theatre names new artistic director
• New on Blu-ray and DVD: ‘Beginners,’ ‘Larry Crowne’
• Mass. man accused in terror plot seeks bail
• Maine State Police continue to investigate Bradford death
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• Berkshire buys 5 percent of IBM, takes other stakes
• Rev. Carlson counseled woman who wanted to jump from same bridge
• TransCanada agrees not to put Keystone pipeline in Nebraska’s Sand Hills
• PurpleLight Vigil to raise awareness of pancreatic cancer
• Howe, Nieuwendyk, Belfour, Gilmour, in hockey hall
• State lawmaker to hold tax, rent refund meeting in Newport
• President of Pa. charity linked to abuse resigns
• Farms in two Maine counties eligible for disaster loans
• Maine business leaders invest $11.3 million in community colleges
• Man gets 10-year sentence for bringing oxycodone to Maine
• Oakland raid is latest in Occupy camp crackdowns
• University of Maine reaches deal to buy landfill gas from Juniper Ridge
• NMCC breaks ground on new biomass boiler
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• Man, 64, says he was mugged outside Augusta pharmacy
• Portland police get new user-friendly, top-of-the-line shotguns
• Gaffes
• Marine’s parents recount mistreatment of son’s body at military mortuary
• Abuses of bodies at mortuary included sawing soldier’s arm off
• Pentagon was warned troops’ remains were being dumped in landfill
• On federal debt, supercommittee is super stuck
• Imperfect prostate cancer test leaves men with scary choice
• Obama administration to announce plan to expand health-care workforce
• ‘Skyrim’ release party at Brunswick GameStop interrupted by armed robber
• George Mitchell to speak at Bowdoin on Middle East
• Brady throws 3 TDs as Pats beat Jets 37-16
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• Introducing a Mainer Abroad
• Effort to recall Wis. governor kicks off Tuesday
• A sensible solution to student loan debt
• Sickening neglect
• Names in the news, Nov. 14
• Intel risks missing ultrabook goal with high prices
• How well do education colleges prepare teachers?
• Environmental law waiver for border protection faces northern skeptics
• uTales: Two Maine illustrators create digital children’s books
• St. Louis Cardinals set to hire Matheny as manager
• Kahne beats Edwards and Stewart to win at Phoenix
• Preview: UMaine men’s basketball vs. UMaine-Machias
• Ellsworth’s Main Street reopened after sinkhole repair
• West, East Senior All-Stars split high school soccer games
• After week’s turmoil Penn State finally plays
• Romo, Cowboys soar past Bills 44-7
• Anna Maria holds off Husson football rally
• USA East wins second straight world team candlepin bowling title
• Lowell capitalizes on penalties to rally past slumping Black Bears
• Maine women’s hockey team shuts out Niagara
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• University system faculty to protest contract impasse in Portland
• Five of the worst, yet intriguing, jobs in movie history
• Many jobs in Maine available, say employers
• Aggressive diabetes treatment cuts kidney damage in half, study says
• 10 home remedies that work
• Compassion overcomes ideology as LePage backs Snowe
• Hey Congress, stop ‘winning’ and start leading
• Wells beats Mountain Valley for Western B title
• Lewiston man accused of shooting at truck during custody dispute
• River Hawks rally past slumping Maine for first sweep at Alfond since 1985
• Bucks capture LTC championship
• Lee horse rescuer prepares for long, tough winter by adding space
• Pedestrian in critical condition after being hit by pickup on Broadway
• Unbeaten Bucksport tops Orono 25-14 to win LTC football championship
• Entire communities grieve, offer support during teens’ funeral in Hermon
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• ‘Bed racers’ thrill pajama-clad crowd in Bar Harbor
• Live updates from UMaine vs. UMass
• Maine Gambling Control Board to take up Hollywood Slots’ table games
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• Waterville couple injured after hitting utility pole, rolling car
• Camden man arrested in connection with pharmacy robbery
• NH Shaw’s sells winning grand-a-week lottery ticket
• Voter ID now on docket after repeal of same-day registration ban
• No. 13 UMaine football beats Massachusetts; playoff berth likely
• York lobsterman gets top honors from commission
• Portland Rep. Hinck announces US Senate bid
• Sugarloaf turns on snow guns
• LePage gives thanks to veterans
• Maine Democratic leader opposes proposal to require photo ID to vote
• Occupy Maine reaffirms its commitment, invites the public for tours
• Home modification specialists weatherization seminar held Nov. 16
• Veto Power
• Neighborhood group plants pink tulips, cancer awareness
• Family grieves after Rumford police officer shot by warden
• Penn State still shaking from sex-abuse scandal
• Pentagon was warned about troops’ remains being dumped in landfill
• Political confrontation leads to NH complaint
• Postal Service to customers: Give us our stuff back!
• USA East wins first-round match in World Team Bowling Championships
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• Nov. 11, 2011, Local Sports Results
• TV, Radio Sports Schedule, Nov. 12, 2011
• International Survivors of Suicide day Conference
• Leavitt edges Mt. Blue in double overtime to win EM Class B football title
• Lawrence surges past Bangor to win Eastern A football title
• Central Connecticut edges UMaine in women’s basketball opener
• UMass Lowell downs UMaine 5-3 in men’s hockey
• Deficit panel may put off a deal
• Giants run D looking to stop 49ers Frank Gore
• Spending to save: How does that work again?
• UMaine women’s basketball capsule vs. Rhode Island
• Saving the euro will be easier than the alternative
• 5 myths about global population
• Names in the news, Nov. 12
• GorillaTorch’s new tripod converts to a headlamp
• Better forecasts put more wind on grid
• Utility plans to tag Conn. residents with cost of outages
• Penn State: McQueary put on administrative leave
• Lincoln approves new businesses
• NASCAR drivers to take on new-look PIR in Chase
• Remy scores winner as France beats US 1-0
• MMA to launch fundraising campaign
• Lincoln-area school district hires new curriculum coordinator
• Goalkeeper Brownell played vital role in Central’s state girls soccer title
• Relays highlight of UMaine women’s swim program
• UMaine football hosts longtime rival UMass for final time; playoff spot on line
• Overlooked for decades, WWII merchant mariners honored as veterans at MMA
• Your Mom can Roger Rabbit
• Convicted sex offender ordered to Riverview before sentencing
• Bangor Water District monthly meeting Nov. 15
• Portland home for substance abusers to be reopened, Collins and Snowe say
• Veterans Day 2011
• Sappi to invest $13 million in Skowhegan mill
• Rick Perry on ‘Letterman,’ vows to press on
• Harrison couple wins $2.6 million Megabucks Plus lottery prize
• Animal protection group fears more cruelty cases despite new owners at former DeCoster egg farm
• Journalist finds good news in U.S. health care system
• Maine’s small-school soccer map cries out for more northern state finals
• Palmer leads Raiders to 24-17 win over Bolts
• Paterno gone, but questions at Penn State remain
• TV, Radio Sports Schedule Nov. 11, 2011
• Nov. 10, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Woods tops leaderboard in Australia
• Bruins beat Oilers 6-3 for 4th straight win
• Three Division I signees lead MCI postgraduate basketball team
• ‘J. Edgar’ has a lot of explaining to do
• As more use hospice, Medicare sees sharp rise in costs, problems
• Bangor police seeking stolen ’66 truck
• Jefferson County in Alabama files for historic bankruptcy
• Bradley replaces Paterno as Penn State coach
• New advice on kids’ cholesterol tests
• 3 Afghan police die in attack by 5 suicide bombers
• US delays massive Keystone XL pipeline project
• Nationwide businesses offering Veterans Day deals
• Federal government runs $98.5 billion deficit in October
• On Muffin-Tops, Grudges and Excess Baggage
• ‘Spider-Man’ actor hurt during Peter Parker debut
• Chief justice surprises marshals with award
• UMaine women’s basketball capsule vs. Central Connecticut
• Write-ins lose attempts to gain RSU 67 seats
• Aroostook business leaders encouraged to help market area to new air carrier
• Bangor girl marks special birthday: 11-11-11
• Africa’s Western black rhino declared extinct
• Didion and ‘Blue Nights’: Looking right back at life
• Protesters: Veteran shoots self at Vermont encampment
• Remembering our veterans
• Collins says deal would allow heavy trucks on federal roads in Maine for 20 years
• Corbett: I’d lost confidence in Paterno, Spanier
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• U.S. stocks decline amid growing concern about European funding
• Children’s Book Signing
• Sunday River not responsible for chairlift injury, jury finds
• Police: Taser thwarts burglary
• Caffeinated meat, anyone? Army food goes high tech
• Girl accidentally hangs herself at haunted house
• Registration opens for National Toboggan Championships at Camden Snow Bowl
• Simulated hospital unit opens for USM nursing students
• Police still investigating case of man, 21, shot three times
• Voter fraud rare in Maine, elsewhere with same-day registration
• Hampden councilor leaves special meeting with police escort
• Nyquist making NHL debut for Detroit on Tuesday
• TV, Radio Sports Schedule, Nov. 1, 2011
• Oct. 31, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Fit-again Djokovic asks for time to find top form
• UMF men’s soccer team advances to NAC semi
• Record number of 20-point comebacks already
• Herman Cain denies claims of sexual harassment
• Bar Harbor to weigh land use proposals on Election Day
• Maine hockey team hoping to continue winning nail-biters
• Foghorn causes confusion at UMaine hockey game
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• Man pleads not guilty in Dorothea Dix escape, June killing
• Snowmobiling 2011
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• Google refuses to remove police-brutality videos, it says
• Dear Wall Street occupiers: Letters to protesters
• Billionaire lives out of tote bag as he steps into ‘governance crisis’
• Cain denies harassment complaints
• World grays as nations get desperate for babies
• Gas utility seeks rate increase in Maine
• Hollywood Slots to unveil simulcast racing room
• TV/Radio Sports Schedule, Oct. 31, 2011
• Oct. 29-30, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Presque Isle girls soccer team gains berth in regional final
• Concert, rededication of St. Mary’s organ moved to Holy Family in Old Town set
• Red Sox exercise option on shortstop Marco Scutaro
• Halloween morning
• 10 must-have horror Blu-rays for Halloween: Part 2
• Maine-based teen novel ‘Fury’ snatched up by CBS
• Asteroid to make near miss of Earth in November
• Lucerne Inn Wine Dinner
• Washington County Community College’s medical assisting program receives accreditation
• Yarmouth beats Bucksport for Class B state volleyball crown
• Bangor sold popular park for new post office
• Names in the news, Oct. 31
• Ending in a Libyan ‘crossfire’
• Table games benefit all of Eastern Maine
• Skeptic finds he now agrees global warming is real
• Giants edge Dolphins on Manning-Cruz TD pass
• Togus event provides services for homeless veterans
• Monday, October 31, 2011: Deer-hunting season, Election Day registration and Occupy Bangor
• Regulatory time-out is common sense
• Maine, in search of the sweet spot of demographics
• Scary money for Maine
• Numbers fail to tell whole story of poverty
• The Barstuards ROCK!
• Stewart wins at Martinsville; closes in on Edwards
• The value of a degree
• Happy Halloween
• Steelers solve Brady, Patriots 25-17
• ETHEL ‘TOOTS’ BURNS
• Ponies defense bears down in 19-0 quarterfinal victory
• Orono rolls to quarterfinal victory
• Hampden gets late touchdown to shock Brewer
• Heavy snow knocks out power to more than 100,000 in Maine
• Foreclosure firms booming during mortgage crisis
• Half of American households on government benefits, Census says
• Pro-life group has a new tactic: Redefine ‘person’
• Nurse who made $269,810 outrages taxpayers
• Rumford man charged with theft, carrying illegal knife
• Even Santa feels the economy, and it’s not the elves being laid off
• Police release few details about man shot in Lewiston on Saturday night
• Rumford hunter bags first deer while taking break from hunting
• Romain leads Crusaders to playoff victory
• Goalie Sullivan leads Maine hockey team by Providence
• MDI girls win Class B state cross country title
• Scarborough boys win Class A state cross country crown; Bangor second
• Central gets 3-1 victory to earn first trip to Eastern Maine championship game
• UMaine runner Masters wins America East title
• Madore goal lifts NYA past Winthrop for Class C field hockey state championship
• Messalonskee upsets Bangor 2-0 in East A boys soccer semifinal
• Belfast rallies past York in Class B field hockey state final
• Negotiating Mid-Life in Mid-Maine & A Chance to Write About it!
• Troop withdrawal: Results may vary
• Maine Maritime Academy, Husson football teams fall in home games
• Paraplegic man’s dreams of starting own business shattered after boating accident
• New Sweden man dies in ATV accident in Stockholm
• Bangor girls shut down Waterville, advance to Eastern Maine Class A Finals
• After 80 years, Brunswick woman to reunite with brother
• 8th-ranked UMaine football defeats Villanova in snowstorm for sixth straight win
• Lincoln stymied in search for ATV crossing onto Route 6
• St. Agatha man hospitalized after single vehicle crash
• Half a foot of snow expected in Maine this weekend
• Pembroke family attends first demonstration to protest economy
• I can’t wipe off this stupid grin
• Maine’s innovative dairy program keeping industry alive
• Kittery man sentenced in bottle redemption case
• Early storm pelts East Coast with wet, heavy snow
• Newcomer Callanan challenges Leeman for Portland City Council seat
• Muffin update: Not $16. Coffee still $8.24 per cup
• Livermore Falls assistant fire chief fired for insubordination
• Sports briefs, Oct. 28
• Oct. 28, 2011, Local Sports Results
• TV, Radio Sports Schedule, Oct. 29-30, 2011
• Van Buren girls soccer team upsets Washburn
• Cards win World Series, beat Texas 6-2 in Game 7
• Bangor football team stops Skowhegan, earns Class A playoff berth
• I’m not really into candy corn.
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• Two women seriously hurt in Patten crash
• High school to stage ‘Phantom of the Opera’
• Maine’s Offshore Wind Future (TEDxDirigo Video)
• Trekkers introduces seventh-graders to its activities
• Beacon business news Nov. 3
• NBA sides break off talks for day
• Plan ahead for no skidding this winter
• PechaKucha Night planned as part of conference
• Agency granted cash award
• Northeastern holds off UMaine in women’s hockey
• After years of delays, NASA launches weather satellite
• US will lack muscle at eurozone crisis meeting
• Appeals court upholds dismissal of elephant suit
• Rockland to decide if recreation center repairs should be made
• School budget cuts forcing more districts to four-day weeks
• Occupy Wall Street raises $450,000
• New England prepares for season’s first storm
• FCC aims to bring broadband to millions in rural areas
• Land trust welcomes new staff
• LA Grim Sleeper suspect linked to killings of six more women
• Appleton Christian School donates to CannedWater4kids
• College websites to post cost calculators for prospective students
• ‘Jackass’ star Bam Margera’s Porsche hit in Pa.
• Gold medalist father, son want hockey jerseys back
• 7 relatives killed in crash on Indiana highway
• 16-foot python found in Everglades had eaten deer
• Chase, Wells Fargo drop debit card fees
• Occupy Bangor
• Which bills will be approved for 2nd session?
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• Meet Mark Block, the man behind Cain’s smoking video
• Transylvania by the sea: Washington County rich in ghost stories
• Androscoggin County prevails in lawsuit filed by former jail guard
• Panel’s lack of progress has LURC supporters worried for agency’s future
• 7 things you don’t know about ‘The Great Pumpkin’
• Freese home run lifts Cards by Rangers, Series tied 3-3
• Cards rally twice, win in 11th to force Game 7
• TV/Radio Sports Schedule, Oct. 28, 2011
• Sports briefs, Oct. 27
• Cards even World Series 3-3
• On Deck, Oct. 28, 2011
• Oct. 27, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Bruins fall to Canadiens on Plekanec’s goal
• State spending on Medicaid rises sharply
• Milo and Brownville consider statewide recycling facility
• Swimmers from Maine turn in top efforts
• Insurgents attack reconstruction compound in Afghanistan
• Family of World War II tank driver arranges surprise visit
• Study questions outsourcing traffic camera systems
• US military deaths in Iraq, Afghanistan
• Officials: Twin bombs kill 18 in Baghdad
• UMaine hockey capsule vs. Providence
• Orono family wins ACLU award for work on transgender issues
• NCAA approves major scholarship changes at meeting
• Cancer in high-risk patients reduced by aspirin
• There’s a New Beer in Town…
• Medicare premiums increase lower than expected
• Europe averts financial disaster, but much remains to be done
• Ohio man’s widow not getting surviving exotic pets
• NBA sides return, hope to build on progress
• Red Sox focus on future after 2 months of turmoil
• Dinos roved far to find tasty salad
• California women allege Wal-Mart bias in new lawsuit
• Poor clerk first to win million on India game show
• Memorials of fallen soldiers with Maine ties shipped home from Iraq
• Banking
• IndyCar has issues to fix beyond Wheldon accident
• Charlie Sheen’s new sitcom airing on FX in 2012
• State treasurer Poliquin takes aim at MaineHousing
• Occupy Maine protester ‘goofing around’ with alleged knife threat
• Poll: LePage’s approval ratings rise from 31 percent to 47 percent
• LTC- final regular season stats
• Movie review: ‘The Three Musketeers’ (2011)
• Occupy protests spread nationwide
• Report: Maine community college cost increases lowest in New England
• Hey sugar, you’re breaking my heart
• Ovarian cancer risk higher among women who received fertility treatments, study finds
• Oct. 26, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Sports briefs, Oct. 26, 2011
• TV, Radio Sports Schedule, Oct. 27, 2011
• Dr. J denies memorabilia auction tied to lawsuit
• NCAA poised to make sweeping changes
• Giants pairing Webster vs. foe’s toughest receiver
• Summitt focuses on hoops while managing dementia
• Caquatto wins gold in all-around at Pan Am Games
• Colby men edge Bates to earn NESCAC playoff berth
• Steelers respectful but not in awe of Patriots
• Wiscasset forum weighs pros, cons of leaving consolidated school district
• Bach scores twice to lift Bangor boys soccer team to EM quarterfinal win over Lawrence
• Society has devalued manufacturing skills, actor says at Maine Chamber dinner
• Dyjak father-daughter team has been positive for Orono girls soccer
• GOP candidates offer a diverse set of economic plans
• Eight candidates for City Council run to promote, improve Bangor
• How women stay married: ‘The Secret Lives of Wives’
• Bess gets overtime goal to knock out defending champs
• 20-year survey links tanning booth use to skin cancer
• Sedgwick felon convicted of possessing gun, shooting ex-friend’s car
• Hope seeks new town office
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,687
• Brady returns to scene of strong game vs. Steelers
• Siberian educator visits Husson to discuss 20 years of advertising, PR in Russia
• What are the biggest factors in crimes? Drugs, lack of parental discipline, study says
• Row your boat
• Paul Leka, who co-wrote tune sports fans sing as favorite taunt, dies
• EU to force banks to raise $148 billion
• Dan Burke, Capital Cities co-founder, dies at 82
• Question 2 could decide future of Maine harness racing, industry says
• LePage’s approval rating improves to 47 percent, poll says
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• Maine State Police responding to reported gun incident in Enfield
• Troy woman installs security cam to catch farm stand thief
• Auburn dentist: I’ll pay cash for candy
• Week 9 high school football predictions
• Lewiston woman pleads guilty to embezzling $120,000 from job
• Bethel boy, 8, succumbs to injuries from August car crash
• Police bust sex party at Sanford banquet hall
• Police fire tear gas at Oakland Occupy Wall Street protesters
• Stop picking through our trash, NH city says
• Maine chief justice to announce free legal services program
• Group asks feds to investigate deaths of research patients
• One-fourth of drug plans failures, Medicare says
• Drink more coffee to cut skin cancer risk, research says
• Sports briefs, Oct. 25
• TV, Radio Sports Schedule, Oct. 26, 2011
• Oct. 25, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Lapham, Ward, Cummings lead Belfast past Nokomis in EM B final
• Winthrop shuts down Dexter in regional final
• Bangor girls soccer team rolls past Lawrence for 15th win
• UMF men’s soccer team blanks Thomas
• ‘Speed sitting’ event hopes to allow parents to go on a real date
• Nobel Prize winner who helped unlock molecular secrets dies
• Father of artificial intelligence dies in Calif.
• Blue Jays: Farrell can’t leave for Red Sox
• Google faces more government demands for user information
• Ultrasound viewing part of NC abortion law blocked
• Flu clinic at City Hall Wednesday
• Skowhegan tops Messalonskee to win 11th straight Eastern A field hockey title
• Portland police seeking Rite Aid robber; suspicious device found in parking lot
• Cherington introduced as Red Sox general manager
• Auction set up to benefit Portland youth service projects
• Late goal gives Winthrop win over Dexter in Eastern C final
• Laundry lint invades oceans. Is anyone safe?
• Revitalized Lincoln Chamber plans big holiday shopping season
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• LePage, advisers to visit Quebec, Montreal to discuss potential economic partnerships
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• Hampden Native to Chair World Congress Leadership Summit
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• Plastic linked to behavioral problems in female toddlers
• Cornville woman faces charges after crash sends car airborne
• 7 college admissions myths
• Maine doctor protests national anthrax testing on children
• More details emerge in fatal Bridgton car chase
• Former jail worker says supervisors retaliated against her
• Jaguars shut down Ravens, win 12-7 in prime time
• TV, Radio Sports Schedule, Oct. 25, 2011
• Napoli, Rangers move 1 win from World Series crown
• Bangor council bans sale, use of fireworks
• Automakers embrace hands-free texting technology
• Public calls on DEP to deny Juniper Ridge landfill expansion
• Donald makes a clear case for player of the year
• NCAA weighing $2,000 payments to student athletes
• Pats relish extra time to prepare for Steelers
• Red Sox set to name Cherington GM on Tuesday
• Historical society to hear photo archivist
• Oct. 24, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Orland firefighters contain fire to chimney
• Running games back on track in NFL
• United Nations late to the party
• Bangor voters to decide if city’s dispatch center should be consolidated
• Arts news Oct. 27
• Support group to air varied perspectives on life with Parkinson’s
• School leaders honored during National Principals Month
• Freshman forwards giving Black Bears a lift
• Come to the Pumpkin Palooza at the library
• Museum members, friends visit France, find links to Maine history
• Volunteers make residence garden grow
• Green Sneakers geared up for free home walk through evaluations
• Eastern Maine football playoff schedule/scoreboard
• State union files complaint against LePage
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• Plato’s Gorgias
• USAFB: Jazz Amabassadors
• Occupy Wall Street, tea party find they agree
• Police continue work of identifying body found in Lewiston storage unit
• Norway man drives his Honda to the 1 million mile mark
• Oct. 22-23, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Rangers shut out Cards, even series at 2-2
• More Time For Maine Woodcock Hunters
• Police arrest 130 Occupy Chicago protesters
• Maine Wardens rescue injured hiker on Tumbledown Mountain
• 12-year-old OK after shooting self in foot on Youth Deer Hunting Day
• Newspaper: Conn. man bragged of 17 killings
• First free election in Tunisia this weekend
• UMFK teams heading to national tourney
• Shuttlesworth eclipsed by King in life and death
• BPA in pregnant women might affect kids’ behavior
• Tebow rallies Broncos by Dolphins
• Latest yoga trend defies gravity
• Nevada retreats from NH primary stage
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• WINIFRED B. MITCHELL
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• Alternative school’s partnership with UMPI flourishing after two years
• Ponies shut out Mattanawcook to close regular season
• Lewiston police scolded for losing evidence again
• Rumford woman charged with threatening ex-boyfriend with a knife
• Partying with tyrants
• Part-time workers still largely lack health care coverage
• Show goes on for ‘Forever Plaid’ actor in wheelchair
• UNH outrushes UMass for win in final Colonial Clash
• Aussie authorities hunt shark that killed American
• NH lawmakers would make death penalty an option for all murder cases
• Ferriero, Thornton lead Sharks past Bruins
• Pujols hits 3 home runs, Cards romp to 2-1 Series edge
• 10 must-have horror Blu-rays for Halloween: Part 1
• Eastman sends Dexter to regional final
• Hermon boys soccer team edges Old Town in prelim, Presque Isle up next
• Belfast twins help field hockey team beat Bapst in E. Maine semifinal
• Where in Maine does the sun rise first?
• Methadone clinic submits proposal for old Warren chicken barn
• Badly burned Mars Hill man moving forward after a long journey home
• E. Maine cross country winners: Bangor, Caribou, Bangor Christian boys; Mount Ararat, Camden Hills and Washburn girls
• 23-point, fourth-quarter rally lifts No. 12 UMaine football past Richmond
• Mass. Maritime tops Maine Maritime; Norwich handles Husson
• Senate candidate Dodge on Wind Farms in rural Maine.
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• Occupy Augusta members donate to LePage’s food drive
• Feds ban three components of bath salts
• Body believed to be that of woman missing since 1983 found in Lewiston storage unit
• Portland PD graduates its third class of junior cops
• Longtime Maine outdoorsman tells about failed Maine caribou project in memoirs
• Brunswick couple patents solution to dangerous crib bumpers
• Winning couple exchanges vows in Real Maine Wedding of the year
• Question 4 aims to improve Maine’s redistricting process
• Wage gap grows as employment falls
• Lewiston to honor fallen firefighters
• LePage says business costs must come down
• High school football breakdown- October 21st
• Occupy Maine has a busy day
• Lewiston offense muscles past Cony
• Maine reacts to news of Iraq war’s end
• Here’s what Occupy Wall Street should want
• Farewell, my BlackBerry
• Dixfield teen who died after crash remembered by community
• If you have to ask, you can’t afford it: Ferrari’s 458 Italia
• Marshwood closes door on Massabesic, advances to WM semis
• Washburn boys soccer team advances
• Epstein resigns from Red Sox to join Cubs
• Oct. 21, 2011, Local Sports Results
• TV, Radio Sports Schedule, Oct. 22-23
• Sports briefs, Oct. 21
• Offensive line powers Hampden by Brewer
• Orono football team surges past John Bapst
• PCHS advances to quarterfinals with 2-1 victory over Dexter
• Shop local to generate local prosperity
• Foundation grant benefits Belfast Farmers Market
• MCH Neighbor Foundation created to support community programs
• Brewer school budget shortfall already being discussed
• Photo Trekkers learn photography, document Maine’s working waterfronts
• Senate votes to end millionaire farm subsidies
• Kyle Busch to field Nationwide car in 2012
• Quimby national park effort featured in new video
• Dropping the needle on record collecting
• Limestone celebrating end of the month with Harvest Festival
• Maine Discovery Museum announces eBay auction to coincide with annual fundraising dinner
• Wiscasset vies for students from China
• Hall of Fame obtains rare collection
• LePage visits Mount Desert Island boatyard, Jackson Lab
• Budget timeline, two local races on ballot in Bucksport
• City Council positions, charter changes on Ellsworth ballot
• Leonard records a 63, tied for Disney lead
• Feds: Gang membership up as crime alliances grow
• Fireworks Fizzle
• A Journalistic Heroine
• Houlton police department helping to educate officers, community about autism
• Tempers flare, lawsuits mount over Windham development
• NJ candidate’s ‘whore-in-bedroom’ advice panned
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• Man found shot to death in Lebanon mobile home
• Home sales up in Maine, median sales price falls
• IDEXX profits increase, sees revenues up for 2011
• Movie review: ‘Footloose’ (2011)
• Women veterans honored by Maine’s first lady
• Senate blocks $35 billion for teachers, firefighters
• Shrimp harvest expected to be reduced, studies show overfishing
• Route 141 in Waldo County named Maine’s worst road
• Dognapping on rise in ‘ruff’ economy
• Once Upon a Time’s ‘horrible’ place: Maine
• Sports briefs, Oct. 20, 2011
• TV/Radio Sports Schedule, Oct. 21, 2011
• Oct. 20, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Husson, EMCC join forces to offer English to foreign students
• Senate rejects slimmed-down Obama jobs bill
• Millinocket woman killed in Interstate crash
• Rangers rally in ninth to even Series
• Bruins unleash offense in 6-2 win over Maple Leafs
• Quimby goes to E. Millinocket, apologizes for ‘welfare state’ remarks
• Ortiz on Red Sox: ‘I would like to come back’
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• Dubuc, Nellis lead Maine women’s soccer team past Stony Brook
• Apocalypse scheduled for Friday morning
• World looks warily to Libya’s future post-Gadhafi
• Swanville man charged with drug-, alcohol-related crimes
• LURC members favor rejection of wind farm
• Payton only the latest example of sideline dangers
• Council candidates talk jobs, school relations
• Kenduskeag woman arrested wearing stolen clothes, police say
• Lebanon man accused of siccing dog on trooper arrested after standoff
• Hydropower project gives Washington County hope, officials say
• Donald shares Disney lead 2 shots ahead of Simpson
• Flushing out legislators raises ire
• NBA players, owners end talks after 5 hours
• Portland is educated and growing, but expensive, report says
• Adam Dusty scores five touchdowns to earn male athlete of the week
• Rockland wrestles with portable toilet problem
• Eastern Maine’s opportunity in global logistics: The Maine Coast Hub
• Lindsey Morrill captures female athlete of the week
• Canadian company to acquire Maine’s Dead River convenience stores
• Man, 14-year-old accomplice arrested in large-scale shoplifting spree
• 93-year-old Thomaston veteran finally presented service awards, medals
• Reports: Libya’s Gadhafi captured
• Maine AFL-CIO holds biennial convention
• Hollywood Slots parent sees profits increase in Q3
• Class D soccer tournament schedule/scoreboard
• Class B soccer tournament schedule/scoreboard
• Money keeps rolling in for deficit-panel members
• Thomaston man to get WWII service medals
• Turner father, son plead guilty to multiple hunting violations in Pennsylvania
• Should the University of Maine play all of its basketball games at The Pit?
• Update to Google Docs to WordPress plugin
• Oct, 19, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Sports briefs, Oct. 19, 2011
• Dexter rolls to quarterfinal victory
• Patriots head out on break with AFC’s best record
• Important Shaker Objects on View at the Portland Museum of Art
• International influence enhances experience for UMaine men’s basketball team
• Radio giant Norman Corwin dies in Calif. at 101
• Maine Art Gallery’s Annual Member’s Exhibit
• Bangor man arrested, accused of misusing 911
• UMMA two day painting workshop Philp Frey
• Maine Farmland Trust Gallery opens “The Art of Mapping”
• “Painters, Players and Poets,”
• Twister of rare power shreds Florida neighborhood
• Late Leet goal gives Cony High field hockey win over Brewer
• GOP primary contest is getting nasty, personal
• Groups issue proposals for cervical cancer screening
• Icons and new works at Liros Gallery
• CDC: 1 in 25 adolescents take drugs for depression
• Hawaii astronomer captures image of forming planet
• Chapter Two in Corea featuring “Two”
• Call to artists for “Small Works”
• Maine Arts Commission Sponsors Free Board Development Workshops in Belfast and Camden
• On-going Shows
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• Country musicians Kellie Pickler, Rodney Atkins coming to Lewiston
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• Vehicle lands in Lewiston canal
• Show off your coloring skills this Halloween season
• Pre-wedding beauty tips for the bride
• Class C soccer tournament schedule/scoreboard
• Class A soccer tournament schedule/scoreboard
• T-Mobile confirms Fla. woman has $200,000 cell phone bill
• Maine game wardens’ plan 14-mile run
• Mushrooms on the rise Northeast due to heavy rains
• Organization may buy more boats for Japan tsunami relief
• Coalition against same-day voter registration names leader
• Teen driver killed on her way back from getting pizza
• How would you prepare for a good death?
• Foreclosures still on the rise in Maine
• Red Sox deny TV report about drinking in dugout
• Oct. 18, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Sports briefs, Oct. 18
• TV, Radio Sports Schedule, Oct. 19, 2011
• Social Security to hand out first raises since ‘09
• Brewer candidates discuss raises for city workers at candidates forum
• Vt. officials baffled: Where is moose’s body?
• Ward stops 33 shots in Hurricanes’ win over Bruins
• Grindle, Skolfield power Central to quarterfinal victory over MCI
• Everyone should have access to digital information, session urges
• Audio systems pioneer Villchur dies at 94 in NY
• October 21 at 630pm Camden: Benefit Raffle & Auction for Newlyweds who lose home, possessions in fire
• Council approves new business loan program
• Contractor issued OSHA citations, fines in Bangor construction death
• More on the Veterans Memorial Bridge closure
• Cummings gives Belfast field hockey win in 20th set of penalty corners
• Vikings need stadium plan, NFL VP says
• Portland’s Veterans Memorial Bridge scheduled for five-night closure
• Israeli soldier emerges from 5 years of captivity
• Rhode Island attorney general calls for bath salts ban
• Fire displaces Sangerville family
• UMaine basketball teams to play 11 home games at Memorial Gym this season
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• Snowe joins Collins in Senate vote for unlimited potatoes in school lunches
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• VAUGHN D. LAMOREAU
• STANLEY W. CARLETON SR.
• On the Water in Maine — Best of Summer 2011
• PUMPKIN PEOPLE
• Dangling a whoopie pie at the finish line: The MDI marathon
• Matt Wickenheiser
• Quimby on Maine: A ‘sincere apology’
• ‘Surgical shoppers’ threaten retail
• You know that big book honor we just gave you? Never mind
• Exercise can keep your brain in shape too
• Debates now dominate GOP primary contest
• In NH, employees angry over Lowe’s closure
• Tab for binge drinking in US more than $220 billion, CDC says
• Maine ACLU calls on secretary of state to apologize to students
• Lewiston’s mayor, school committee chair at odds over casino
• Halloween Fun
• Parents’ Night Out
• Jets beat up winless Dolphins
• TV, Radio Sports Schedule, Oct. 18, 2011
• Oct. 17, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Sports briefs, Oct. 17
• Rockland residents want green space, housing for closed school lot
• Historic Levant home damaged in fire, family safe
• Poll: More Americans in favor of marijuana than ever before
• Week 8 high school football predictions
• Pete Rugolo, jazz arranger, composer, dies at 95
• Payton has surgery, expected back at work soon
• Lose a few, win a few?
• Citigroup earnings rise 74 percent, to $3.8 billion
• Maine senior defenseman Hegarty enjoying new role on power play
• Supreme Court to rule on Stolen Valor Act
• Poll: Most NY voters back Occupy Wall Street protests
• Free apps for furious Blackberry users
• Maze
• Fact-finding report released in stalled RSU 20 contract negotiations
• Mill starts producing paper in East Millinocket
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• JOHN B. TIVNAN
• SAUNDRA J. SHERBURNE
• RALPH M. LAWRENCE
• NELSON L. SMITH
• EDWIN J. MICHAUD
• LUCY M. LUDDEN
• Lowe’s to cut 20 stores, including Ellsworth and Biddeford locations
• More on walking robots
• Christmas Craft Fair
• Banks watch for fate of Bank of America’s debit card fee
• USM conference to focus on potential risk of cell phones
• TD Bank to transfer some jobs out of Maine, New England
• Sports briefs, Oct. 16, 2011
• Pujols, Cardinals take wild ride to World Series
• Moose hunters in NH woods starting this weekend
• Retired Motorola CEO Galvin dies at 89
• Distracted driver sentenced for NH fatality
• Oct. 15-16, 2011, Local Sports Results
• TV/Radio Sports Schedule, Oct. 17, 2011
• 16-year-old Dixfield teen dies after crash in Peru
• 6,500 Bangor residents lose power due to transformer malfunction
• State minimum wage rates to go up with inflation in 2012
• NPR’s Nelson receives Lovejoy Award from Colby College
• Husson teams record weekend splits
• Herring sparks UMPI women past Thomas
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• MARGARET A. CUSHING
• LUCY M. LUDDEN
• LILLIAN M. RIVERS
• LEONA ‘LEE’ E. BRADLEY
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• NH speedway drops IndyCar after losing money on race
• Maine hockey team battles to 3-3 tie vs. North Dakota
• Bucks get 22-8 victory over Foxcroft to stay undefeated
• Jackson helps Brewer football team top Waterville for sixth straight win
• Fort Kent’s Prescott wins state schoolgirl golf title
• Collins, Michaud help dedicate Newport bridge in honor of Medal of Honor winner
• Presque Isle girls soccer finds redemption in 2-0 win over Hermon
• Maine Maritime, Husson football suffer Saturday losses
• Down East clam research engages local students
• Bid process extended for Maine-New Brunswick international bridge
• Ferry Point port of entry from Canada to Calais closed Oct. 17-21
• Volunteers clean up dumped trash on private lands used by public
• Former BDN reporter Banville inducted into Maine Press Association Hall of Fame
• American Loggers visit Corinna corn maze made in their honor
• Rice Fest draws many to Lubec
• My First Words on Wine…
• Amherst woman lost all night in Bangor city forest
• Two meetings informational meetings to help in WAC reunion applications
• Grow Smart Maine director details Down East visit
• Stage East Presents
• UMaine football holds off Rhode Island in homecoming game
• Maine company’s Arlington wreath-laying ceremony expands
• Camden gets third place in best foliage poll
• Financial wellness conference spotlights fraud, investment schemes
• Human foul play ruled out in mysterious seal deaths
• Brunswick considers charging fees for safety checks
• An eye for an eye: Collins continues her crusade for the suddenly political potato
• Worried about vitamin safety? Experts offer advice
• Five myths about `American exceptionalism’
• LePage’s crackdown on unemployment claims goes beyond fraud
• Sports Briefs, Oct. 14, 2011
• TV/Radio Sports Schedule, Oct. 15-16, 2011
• Oct. 14, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Bemidji State women’s hockey team tips Maine in OT
• North Dakota scores 3 unanswered goals, beats Maine
• Cards survive to get third win vs. bumbling Brewers
• Bangor football team wins turnover battle, whips Lewiston
• Beacon health news Oct. 20
• Celebrity moose that was pardoned by Vermont governor dies
• Unity Scouts do good deed to earn badges
• Photographic processes workshops to be held in Montville
• Big Brothers Big Sisters seeks school coordinators
• Fiddlin’ around in Rockport
• Fine art, craft event to benefit local organizations
• Technology school adds faculty, staff
• E-Zine of Maine Hunting & Trapping Laws
• In ‘Blackthorn,’ Sam Shepard steps into boots once worn by Paul Newman
• Occupy Wall Street protesters arrested during march into financial district
• Conference at Colby links chemicals to obesity
• Conference teaches educators how to use technology to enhance learning experience
• Names in the news, Oct. 15
• Portland’s top development official announces departure
• Dexter Council to interview candidates for town manager
• Milo recreation facilities upgraded thanks to efforts of volunteer
• University of Maine police investigating theft of two fraternity signs
• Forum to highlight Houlton council candidates
• Communities wrestle with how to curb distracted driving
• New iPhone launch turns into remembrance for Jobs
• Cutler to be keynote speaker at Maine Chinese Conference in Bangor
• Maine fishing advocates, DMR official to feds: keep catch shares system
• Kurt Busch fending off crew chief distractions
• HONK!
• Dog-like robots can walk, climb and leap, but can’t replace soldiers yet, scientist says
• With Cruz’s boomstick, Texas a win from second AL flag
• What do you call a jobs bill that begets no jobs?
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• Richmond boy, 9, stable after suffering major burns
• Dear Gina-Take Two!
• Solyndra investor sought White House support for funding
• Financial exploitation conference in Bangor
• LePage declares Landowner Appreciation Cleanup Day
• Importance of Intestinal Health
• Bangor Auditorium and Civic Center Newsletter - Oct 13, 2011
• Oct. 13, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Brewers edge Cards, even series at 2-2
• Alves sparks Hartford women’s soccer past UMaine
• Veazie councilors continue to deal with aftermath of departures
• Max McHugh captures second athlete of the week
• Christian Mowrer scores four touchdowns to capture athlete of the week
• International women celebrate Maine loggers and beans
• Dover-Foxcroft District Court, Cases Aug. 16 to Oct. 12, 2011
• Blowout highlights kindness of residents in Aroostook
• Conn. man convicted in deadly ‘07 home invasion
• Tigers stay alive in ALCS, hold off Rangers 7-5
• Cain’s ‘9-9-9’ tax plan hits poor, helps wealthy, experts say
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• RALPH L. BUTLER
• ERNEST A. MILLS
• LOIS MARIE MCCREA
• LYNNE ELLEN (MARBLE) PIPER
• ANGELO J. LUCCI
• HARVEY G. NEAL JR.
• EMELDA CYR
• SANDRA ELAINE (FICKETT) MUNSON
• EDRIE MAXINE CARTER
• TOVA B. DAIGLE
• ALBERT B. DAIGLE
• Experts make the case for higher education to develop economy
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• How to limit sharing through Facebook’s new features
• Everybody’s Rocking for the Weekend
• Fairchild Semi’s revenues slip in Q3
• Why some Democrats hate Obama’s jobs bill
• Dahlov Ipcar’s Farmyard Alphabet wins Moonbeam Award
• Lewiston breast cancer advocate dies at 48
• NH bus driver facing federal charges in alleged sex crimes
• Bowdoin College erects eco-friendly roof
• Former Gov. King speaks on wind power at forum
• Can natural gas adoption lower Maine electricity bills?
• Supporters speak up for Down East racino
• Grand opening set for Linda Bean’s Jetport restaurant
• New Brunswick man dies after deer attack
• Hoarding a sign of mental illness
• What do men have against Elizabeth Warren?
• Rioux leads Hermon boys soccer team past Old Town
• Bullpen helps Cardinals edge Brewers 4-3
• Cruz, Rangers beat Tigers, take 3-1 lead in ALCS
• Alexander crew on scene of mobile home fire
• Faulty headlight leads to pot, paraphernalia charges for Lincoln man
• Entertainer Rudy Vallee remembered at University of Maine
• Sanford woman pleads guilty to getting drugs with phony prescriptions
• Wal-Mart reverses revenue decline in US business
• Longtime Bangor arts volunteer Marian Vafiades dies at 88
• House passes three free-trade accords as Michaud, Pingree oppose
• Maine’s newest big-time landowner is also the nation’s largest landowner
• Dunk Tank
• NY ‘Occupy’ protests evolved from magazine appeal
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• ROBERT ‘BOB’ ROYAL
• GERALD F. KELLY
• WAYNE M. O. LABREE
• RUTH L. MARTIN DESMOND
• MARIAN JAQUES VAFIADES
• LISA R. LIBBY
• JEANNETTE SHANNON DENNISON
• HOWARD A. JACK
• HELEN BARRETT KING
• HAZEL ELIZABETH (BENNETT) WELLMAN
• NATHALIE D. HARRIS
• Minnesota wildlife photographer knows how to call a moose
• Sponsor of Tenn. bill on guns in bars charged with having gun while driving drunk
• Eastern Maine field hockey tournament schedule/scoreboard
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• Cancer rehab can make a big difference
• Not nukes, but a return to order in the Senate
• Vitamin E raises risk of prostate cancer, study finds
• Rights group protest changes in education law
• Police called after tempers flare at Paris board meeting
• Maine high court hears appeals on the road
• Maine boat builder to supply 20 boats for Japanese fishermen hit by tsunami
• Israel to swap 1,000 Palestinians for soldier captured by Hamas
• LePage to dedicate Portland cruise ship terminal
• Sports briefs, Oct. 11, 2011
• TV/Radio Sports Schedule, Oct. 12, 2011
• Just Sayin: “Who or What is “The Federation of Maine Dog Clubs & Responsible Dog Owners?”
• Oct. 11, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Fister, Cabrera lead Tigers by Rangers 5-2 in Game 3 of ALCS
• Sox GM Epstein heading to Cubs likely within 48 hours
• Three face charges after foot chase in Brewer
• Weekly health news, Oct. 13
• UM-Machias men, women record victories
• Updated high school football standings (as of October 11th)
• Job fairs slighted by employers, endured by job-seekers
• Open Mics in Town
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• GOP says rolling back regulations will create jobs, but mum on how many
• Week 7 high school football predictions
• Woman indicted on home invasion charges
• How do you use digital health resources?
• Study finds link between dietary supplements and earlier deaths among older women
• Mainers drop 2 tons in health program
• Want to be paid to do nothing? Have you considered government work?
• Oxford remains Maine’s least healthy county, survey shows
• Mainers celebrate shedding 2 tons in health program
• Pujols has 5 RBIs, Cards beat Brewers 12-3 in NLCS
• Surging Lions beat Bears 24-13 and improve to 5-0
• Oct. 10, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Johnson & Wales ties St. Joe’s in women’s soccer
• Penquis turns up the defense in 3-0 victory over Orono
• Former Washington Gov. Albert Rosellini dies at age 101
• Varlamov stops 30 shots, Avalanche beat Bruins 1-0
• NBA Commissioner cancels the first two weeks of the season
• Two hurt in Dedham deck collapse
• Cruz hits grand slam in 11th, Texas beats Tigers
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• Treister’s poise, grit help UMaine pull out overtime victory
• Mass. schools team up for supercomputer center
• New PACE Home Energy Loan Program Will Help Ellsworth Area Homeowners Afford Energy Savings
• New book invites knitters to share mittens of tradition
• All-female staff builds Hampden martial arts school around family, community
• Jobs death caused by respiratory arrest, cancer
• Wellington wore many hats as Bangor’s code officer
• Budget Cuts
• Stetson house gutted in fire
• High school scoreboard- October 10th-October 29th
• Once a host to presidents, historic Bucksport inn up for auction
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• DAVID L. PEIRCE SR.
• ROBIN LEIGH VEDDER
• MARIAN VAFIADES
• THOMAS E. THORNTON JR.
• STUART W. PERKINS
• RAYMOND T. ADAMS JR.
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• Downeast Large Animal Society Open House
• Coalition applauds Senate’s recognition of National Wildlife Refuges
• Mother pushes daughter out of train’s path but can’t save herself
• Fecal transplants give relief to those ‘literally living in the bathroom’
• More States Make Right To Hunt Bullet Proof
• Patrick Dempsey draws a crowd for annual Lewiston fundraiser
• Mitt Romney’s wife to host South Portland fundraiser
• Oct. 8-9, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Nytell powers Dexter to win number ten
• Boston U. halts Maine’s 11-match field hockey win streak
• Germany, France reach agreement on Europe’s banks
• 24 dead in worst Cairo riots since Mubarak ouster
• Liberia Nobel-winning president faces competition
• Obama fundraiser took active interest in Solyndra loan, emails show
• Fast and Furious weapons found in cartel enforcer’s home
• Deficit ‘supercommittee’ struggles as clock ticks
• Former Weezer bassist Mikey Welsh found dead in Chicago
• Unemployed seek protection against hiring bias
• Conn. gets tough with Amazon, plans to push on with state sales tax
• Taking stock of summer
• Lincoln police receive grant for new position
• Survivor describes July plane crash off Matinicus
• Brewers rally to beat Cardinals 9-6 in NLCS opener
• Green-Ellis runs for 2 TDs, Pats beat Jets 30-21
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• MARK L. COVELLO
• BENJAMIN R. PRESTON
• PRISCILLA TWITCHELL
• JOYCE L. MICHAUD
• MICHAEL H. WINTERS
• LELAND A. MCDONALD
• FLORENE MURIEL (COTES) BLACK
• RUTH NORMA CRANEY
• BRUCE R. CARTER II
• Portland native Anna Kendrick originally nervous about new movie role
• Maine cheese makers open doors to public
• Colleges-employers conference slated for Portland
• Shriner fatally injured at Damariscotta Pumpkin Fest Parade
• Maine couple wins wife carrying championship, wife’s weight in beer
• Stanley Cup champ Bruins win 1st of season, 4-1 over Tampa Bay
• John Bapst goes to Foxcroft and gets a win
• York propels Presque Isle boys to win over Old Town
• EDDINGTON – ZUMBATHON
• Islanders remember pilot; air service back in operation after fatal crash
• Prognosis for bats ‘grim’ as researchers in Maine, Northeast study killer fungus
• Robert G. Wehle: Breeding Bird Dogs
• Reported gas leak at UMaine deemed false alarm
• Nutrition Quiz: Diet detective takes on the C-store
• Local micro-businesses peddle their wares at Maine Marketplace in Bangor Mall
• UMaine football stuns No. 6 James Madison in overtime
• Maine Maritime football edges Westfield state; Gallaudet blanks Husson
• Hancock County grand jury hands down 16 indictments
• Military families call Topsham commissary closure ‘disgusting’ and ‘sad’
• Runners, cyclists to meet Patrick Dempsey’s fundraising challenge in Lewiston
• Weak, infested pets found in Rumford apartment
• 160 teams to compete in weekend Sanford soccer tournament
• Fire destroys mobile home in Garland
• A lesson for consumers of information
• Mother of boys shares wisdom with new mom
• Five charged with operating Hancock County drug ring
• Integrative Way: Alternative therapies show promise for osteoarthritis in hands
• FDA approves first diabetes-cholesterol combo pill
• Jay woman dies in head-on crash
• Viral video of student arrest leads to investigation
• Teen on school arrest: ‘I was goofing around’
• Oct. 7, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Sports briefs, Sept. 7
• Late touchdown rallies John Bapst football team past Foxcroft Academy
• UMaine men’s hockey hosts Northeastern on Sunday afternoon
• Midcoast Beacon sports news, Oct. 13
• Beacon school news, Oct. 13
• Midcoast Beacon business news, Oct. 13
• Maskers to perform at Belfast church
• Bicentennial of Franz Liszt to be celebrated
• Beacon arts news Oct. 13
• Golf tournament raises funds for midcoast breast cancer patients
• Theater group to present ‘Dirty Work at the Crossroads’
• Students hear about safety first
• An evening of improvisations for piano in Rockland
• Merrimack edges Maine 2-1 in men’s hockey; first win at Alfond since ‘97
• Big Brothers Big Sisters adds two staff members
• Discussion will examine US global trade issues
• ‘From Recipe to Market’ Oct. 18
• Maine women’s hockey team rallies by Quinnipiac
• Brewers edge Diamondbacks in 10th, advance to NLCS
• In Lincoln, there’s a house that truly haunts
• Don’t be scared: Bangor crews are just being careful during waterfront work
• Duffy, St. Louis, Covell among Orono High Hall of Fame inductees
• Woods makes it to the weekend at CordeValle
• Tennessee prison frees former death row inmate
• Edwards qualifies second at Kansas Speedway
• Library invests bequest
• Local community marketing for business event planned
• Midcoast Beacon health news for Oct. 13
• NBA won’t talk without 50-50 deal
• ‘Range way’ dedicated, marked with granite in Belfast
• House Calls program volunteers needed
• Economy adds 103,000 jobs, but it’s not enough to bring down unemployment
• High speed chase ends in Bangor crash, arrest
• Debit cards
• Italian to offer language classes at Rockland school
• Midcoast Rotary clubs raising funds for polio vaccines
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• April 15th – PUBLIC HEARING for animal welfare bills
• LD 964 – Opinion
• MAY 24 – Monitored Legislation Updated
• LD 964/ Legislative Liaison Opinion
• LD 186 – Final Stretch?
• LD 186 Killed
• LD 964 About the Proposal
• LD 964 Final Committee Report (MaineHDO and Kennebec Journal)
• Still Opposed to LD 964?
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• LD 964 – Not reported out 6/4/09
• 6/5/09 Blog updates
• June 6 – Update
• MEDIA ARCHIVES, Articles, alerts, etc.
• NOTICE: National Shoot to Retrieve Interest?
• Maine Hunting Dog History
• MAINE HUNTING DOG OWNERS UPDATE 7/19/09
• Bear Hunting Just FYI
• Obama Pick Supports Animal Rights
• Got Hounds? WATCH OUT!
• Crabtree standings through week 5
• Leah Edmondson scores 10 goals to earn female athlete of the week
• Sam Dexter earns male athlete of the week
• Maine deaths in the Afghanistan war
• Tigers earn 2-0 victory over Pirates
• Ohio sheriff: Castoffs are attacking fellow Amish, cutting off their hair and beards
• A job is becoming a dim memory for many unemployed
• Bill Cosby, Chita Rivera to share NYC benefit show
• Nickelodeon, stars to honor teens for service
• Teenage cyber defenders prepare for national competition
• Cate Street Capital breaks ground on New Hampshire power plant
• John Bapst, Foxcroft will try to bounce back Friday night
• When in Rome, it helps to have an experienced driver
• Carmel woman hurt in crash, missing dog found
• Newport businessman buys Bangor YMCA building
• Milo selectmen appoint new police chief
• Man wanted in connection with Somerset County vehicle thefts, burglaries
• Three vie for House seat vacated by embattled Garland representative
• Police identify man who scammed 99-year-old
• Internet hoax has Serb writer as Nobel winner
• Coldplay to livestream Madrid concert online
• Obama to GOP: Act on jobs or get run out of town
• Apple fans reach for Steve Jobs’ devices to mourn him
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• Duck hunter rescued after boat capsizes off Pomleau Island
• Food trucks one step closer to hitting Portland streets
• ANALYSIS: Health insurers win big in Maine
• NH senior housing complex has bedbugs
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• Former police officer pleads guilty to sex crimes against child
• Supreme Court to decide reach of government for religion teacher
• Democrats redefine ‘rich’ in tax battle
• Bath mulls fireworks restrictions
• D-backs send NLDS to Game 5 with 10-6 win over Brewers
• Oct. 5, 2011, Local Sports Results
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• Bangor police investigating possible drug-related illnesses
• Delaware mom denies trying to sell baby
• Gunman at large after deadly Calif quarry shooting
• Bean paces Ellsworth boys soccer past Presque Isle in battle of unbeatens
• German authorities reopen hundreds of Nazi probes
• Israeli wins chemistry Nobel for quasicrystals
• US assails China, Russia vetoes on Syria at UN
• Belfast police suspect arrest linked to bath salts use
• Freese, Cardinals beat Phillies, force Game 5
• Bangor conference explores medical, police response to bath salts problem
• Study: Risky pregnancy drug raised daughters’ cancer odds
• Unions, students join Wall Street protesters
• Quimby park effort gathering momentum, supporters say
• A.C. Nielsen Jr., of TV ratings fame, dies at 92
• Bruins ready to defend Stanley Cup
• Want to go enroll in a Maine community college? You may have to wait
• Apple genius Steve Jobs dies
• Bruising home-plate collisions jar the playoffs
• Insurance whistle-blower Potter speaks in support of Obama health reforms
• FRANK L. RING
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• ROBERT A. LARSON
• FRANK L. REYNOLDS
• PHYLLIS PAULINE
• RICKY L. OUELLETTE
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• Banks defend increased fees
• Friendly’s files for Ch. 11 bankruptcy protection
• Protests
• Greed
• Americans give Congress lowest rating ever, poll says
• Don’t do this after age 50
• Oral sex virus may surpass smoking as cause of throat cancer
• Bill would require heart screenings for newborns
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• Yankees rout Tigers; series tied 2-2
• Oct. 4, 2011, Local Sports Results
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• “Mary Bourke:Standing in Place” opens at Greenhut
• “Singular” opens at Landing Gallery
• “….and the kitchen sink,”
• “Field Work” at Tidemark Gallery
• “Sara Gray: Transitions” at Gleason Fine Art Portland
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• Phillies hold off Cardinals, lead series 2-1
• Calif wife who killed, cooked husband seeks parole
• NBA talks break down over money, games in jeopardy
• After 4-year ordeal, a Seattle homecoming for Knox
• House sends White House a short-term spending bill, averting shutdown
• Sinclair sparks UMaine-Fort Kent women past UMaine-Machias
• 3 win Nobel in physics for showing universe is speeding up
• Will financial cuts bring ‘The Simpsons’ to an end?
• Airline attack suspect starts trial with outburst
• Bangor council preparing fireworks regulations
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• KENNETH BUSWELL SR.
• ANDREA RENEE RITZ
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• Wednesday Collins Center show cancelled
• Maine schools on NCLB list
• 19 Colby students charged with underage drinking after off-campus party
• Police suspect first bath salt case in Livermore Falls
• New iPhone expected from Apple on Tuesday
• 4 airports to try risk-based security screening
• Ingalls Shipbuilding work extends through 2016
• Letter sent from Secretary of State Charles Summers to about 200 Maine university students
• State to students: Register your car in Maine or don’t vote here
• Vermont Yankee fixes failed pump
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• Paris man charged in ’90s sex assault
• International development group meets in Orono
• Beacon health news Oct. 6
• Poll: Perry support collapsing as Cain rises
• Latest email scam: dropping the dot
• Real conservatives support accountability on climate change
• Would you choose more sleep or more money?
• Verlander, Young lead Tigers over Yankees 5-4
• TV, Radio Sports Schedule, Oct. 4, 2011
• Portland mayoral candidates make their cases to the arts crowd
• Week 6 high school football predictions
• Lewis outpitches Price, Rangers beat Rays 4-3
• ESPN pulls intro after Hank Williams Jr.’s Obama comments
• Trial to begin for man accused in underwear attack
• Hermon considering weight limits on some town roads
• New England Winds Perform at Houlton Community Arts Center
• Eastman’s last-second goal lifts Dexter field hockey team by Foxcroft
• JESSE V. BLAKE
• MICHEAL C. COCHRAN
• EDWIN ‘PUD’ PINKHAM SR.
• BARBARA LEE GRAY POORS
• ALICE ANN HAWKES
• CECILE SIMONE (DYER) FOUNTAIN
• JOHN LESLIE RUSSELL
• DAVID C. EMERSON
• MICHAEL MARTIN BEAR
• DENISE MARIE MEGQUIER
• LEROY F. HECHLER
• FRANK JOSEPH CORRIVEAU
• EVERETT WILLIAM WEBB
• Eastman's late goal lifts Tigers to 11th straight victory
• ‘Extreme couponing’ shoppers pose loyalty test for stores
• Hot Kindle Fire sales may burn retailers later
• Is Ron Paul the spoiler of 2012?
• Maine Municipal Association to hold annual convention this week
• LURC to meet on 2 wind power projects
• Sports Briefs, Oct. 1-2, 2011
• Husson records weekend sweep in women’s soccer
• Brewers bash, bunt their way to 2-0 NLDS lead
• Oct. 1-2, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Barnes & Noble tries to win over Borders customers
• Wall Street protesters: We’re in for the long haul
• Husson women’s soccer team wins two games
• Tigers stop Yanks in 9th, tie series
• A setup for Leo Connellan’s poetry
• Manning rallies Giants by Cardinals
• Beatles photographer Robert Whitaker dies at 71
• TV/Radio Sports Schedule for Oct. 3, 2011
• Go Big, Be Bold, Be Smart
• High Holy Days draw Colby rabbi to Rockland for services
• Maritime museum merger still smooth one year later
• WWI draft registration cards give unique view
• Sisters publish novel from their blog on Asperger’s syndrome
• Polish Catholics see miracle in communion wafer
• Five of six Bangor council challengers meet, greet public
• Bangoreans loved sailing and paddling canoes made locally
• Denmark starts taxing fat to curb unhealthy habits
• All Souls clergyman celebrates 40 years of ministry
• The rich are victims too
• 26-mile military march honors fallen service members
• Patriots’ Brady plays mistake-free in 31-19 win over Raiders
• RALPH ALLEN TREADWELL
• LUCY BERNARDINI
• Bucksport gets by John Bapst to remain undefeated
• Who wants a tax holiday?
• Distance from farm to plate increases chance of food illness
• Slain soldier’s family meets with Pentagon officials
• Becker football team edges Husson in overtime; Worcester State beats MMA
• Bangor Pet Quarters Helps Animals at Peace Ridge Sanctuary
• Runners endure soggy conditions at Festival of Champions
• Cherryfield man dies after boating accident
• Hooked on Fishing draws youngsters to the outdoors
• Abbot event to help clothe those in need of winter gear
• Are you ready for some Football… Longaberger style??
• Husson inducts businessman, doctor into Alumni Hall of Fame
• Tax reform on Legislative docket, but change won’t be easy
• UMaine football knocks off No. 5 Delaware
• Fire, hazardous materials spill stretch coastal rescue workers thin
• Coast Guard rescues fisherman off Southwest Harbor
• Auburn to host New England Ghost Conference
• LePage sets sights on unemployment fraud
• Husson teams with Jackson Lab to offer MBA classes on MDI
• Community Cocktail Party To Benefit Avon Walk for Breast Cancer
• Bangor Waterfront goes to wet, soggy dogs at Humane Society fundraiser
• Beacon sports news Oct. 6
• Green October schedule announced
• Beacon school news Oct. 6
• Kennedys coming to Maine for charity function
• Street fair marks end of NH-Maine bridge
• LePage to attend Big E fair in Massachusetts
• Listeria-tainted cantaloupes now deadliest poisoning in dozen years
• Meatless Monday a healthy start to week
• GOP welfare fight could cost NH $2 million
• With al-Awlaki killing, Obama expands war on terror
• Christie is too fat to be president
• For too many ATV riders, safety not a priority, wardens say
• Orono football team rolls by Foxcroft
• Offensive line, Mowrers carry Orono to impressive win over Foxcroft
• TV, Radio Sports Schedule, Oct. 1-2, 2011
• Sports briefs, Sept. 30
• Sept. 30, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Mowrers, offensive line carry Orono to impressive win over Foxcroft
• Opener between Yanks, Tigers suspended
• Notre Dame hopes to limit errors vs. Purdue
• Last EPA-required Brewer sewer separation project under way
• Bishop invokes God’s blessing for legal community at Red Mass in Portland
• Unexpectedly strong salmon returns offer hope of recovery
• Granite Street School seeks string instruments
• East Millinocket cuts property taxes slightly
• Rays rout Rangers in opener
• Fleetwood, Hoey leaders at Dunhill Links
• Energy Department backs $5B in solar loans
• Tahrir Square protest shows dismay over Egypt’s military rule
• Holden woman who gambled at Hollywood Slots with stolen $280,000 gets 3½ years in prison
• Department of Health and Human Services work group investigating the possibility of closing Dorothea Dix Psychiatric Center
• Three hurt in separate interstate crashes
• Rights group calls on Libya to stop prisoner abuse
• Portland neighbors welcome proposed medical marijuana dispensary
• Event for Bangor council candidates excludes incumbents
• NBA meetings will resume Saturday
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• New BofA debit charges new banking norm?
• Northport couple prepares to sue DHHS in custody battle
• Expanded gambling to south puts pressure on NH casinos
• Former National Archives official said to have stolen recordings
• Faced with huge losses, Postal Service warns of email hacking
• Human trafficking survivor to tell her story in Auburn
• Sept. 30, 2011, TV/Radio Sports Schedule
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• Willimantic residents may deorganize town
• Clifton area residents weigh in on Pisgah Mountain wind farm
• Brewer man accused of carrying weapon in fanny pack
• Unwanted guest arrested on warrant in Bangor
• UMaine student struck by car identified
• Media day provides chance for pranks and exposure for Maine hockey team
• Dozens arrested in drug raid at Pa. Boeing plant
• Milbridge Elaine Hill Memorial Walk October 22
• Germany keeps alive hopes for euro’s future
• Vt. officer pleads guilty to drunken driving
• Prescription pad theft, drug scam yield prison terms for mother and son
• The Jackson Laboratory to build $1.1 billion lab at UConn
• US-led coalition: Afghan insurgent attacks falling
• Dr. James Bowman, expert in blood diseases, father of Obama aide Valerie Jarrett, dies at 88
• Full bladders, wasabi alarm earn Ig Nobel Prizes
• Brad Wilcox scores nine goals to earn athlete of the week
• Guard: Michael Jackson doctor collected vials before 911 call
• Penobscot Valley Ski Club Ski and Snowboard Equipment Sale
• Emily Tilton earns athlete of the week for second time
• Playoffs ready to take flight for Yankees, Tigers
• JONATHAN EASLER
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• DOROTHY ‘DOT’ FERLAND
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• Foxcroft boys soccer pick up first win
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• Technology is changing the once simple cookbook
• Pen Bay honors employees for their dedication
• Free women’s health screening at Pen Bay
• New role for Pen Bay’s former incorporators
• Stress reduction class at Pen Bay
• New memorial to honor EMS providers who’ve lost their lives
• Health officials see increase in wild mushroom poisonings
• Serious, steady Romney woos Republican voters
• Congress having polite year, comparably
• Exploding toilets injure two federal workers
• The $6 way to quit smoking
• Foliage colors approaching peak in northern Maine
• Child pulls car out of gear, sending vehicle careening down hill
• Thieves go after catalytic converters along southern coast
• Sept. 28, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Orioles rally for win, help keep Red Sox out of playoffs
• TV, Radio Sports Schedule, Feb. 29, 2011
• Naked man spotted at Bangor golf course
• Verlander still rolling as Tigers eye playoffs
• Eagles QB Vick partakes in walkthrough
• LePage stands up against domestic violence at Waterville military forum
• Cornish restaurant packed for Stanley Cup party
• Feds: Mass. man planned to blow up Pentagon
• House members are not as uncivil as they seem, study finds
• Supreme Court asked to settle constitutionality of health care law
• Report: Emergency food pantries become a mainstay
• US military deaths in Afghanistan, Iraq
• Patriots set to face former teammate Seymour
• Former Florida. Gov. Claude Kirk dies at 85
• Orono activists to get Hands of Peace Award
• Workers’ deaths attributed to sewer gas inhalation
• Gibson Guitar becomes cause celebre for conservatives
• Whoopie pie mountain at UMaine celebrates dessert’s first day as state treat
• Andrea Ritz Clinics in Paraguay: A story that needs to be told
• Opposition growing to 137-foot-tall propane tank in Searsport
• General Motors workers ratify new labor contract
• The government’s good job
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• Man pleads guilty to throwing Molotov cocktail at Westbrook home
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• Get the pigs! Angry Birds game may top holiday toy sales
• As Waterville, Augusta newspapers need less space, buildings put to new use
• 91-year-old Rockland man receives WWII service medals
• If Congress fought over disaster funding, what won’t it fight over?
• Goodbye, Mr. (Dorito) Chips
• Sports briefs, Sept. 27
• TV, Radio Sports Schedule, Sept. 28, 2011
• Sept. 27, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Oxford Networks to invest $5M in Brunswick data security startup
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• Trescott man arrested in connection with burglary spree facing 10 charges
• Red Sox stay tied for wild card with win over Orioles
• Bee blamed for Hampden crash
• Tilton sisters power John Bapst to 5-3 victory
• Crews from five departments battle Eddington blaze
• Bangor police brief school committee on bath salts
• Unity College men shut out EMCC
• Workers rally to save US Postal Service, say proposed federal bill would restore financial footing
• Lawmakers: CDC to have student concussion protocol
• Ellsworth hospital planning major cancer center expansion
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• Bangor book festival boasts 35 authors
• UM ROTC captain Instructor of Year
• Hootie’s memory
• Businesses turn out for social media talks
• Fall into the Arts on Oct. 1
• Support groups, Sept. 29
• Consumer University just the prescription for seniors
• Camden library announces artist of the month
• Trip to Dixmont apple orchard
• Camden thrift shop shows volunteer appreciation
• Merkel: Germany wants ‘strong Greece’ in eurozone
• Reports: CA cancer patient wrongly got supplement
• The new normal in Congress: short-term fixes, unending political warfare
• Weekly arts news, Sept. 29
• Paws on Parade to be held in Bangor Oct. 1
• Weekly calendar, Sept. 29
• Stearns High School heating system being replaced for $1.45M
• Saudi woman driver sentenced to 10 lashes after king grants vote
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• Changes to swipe fees to hit small biz owners
• Feds evaluate MaineCare billing system
• Democrats shift health-care fight to Medicare
• South Portland looks to crack down on disorderly houses
• 7 cruise ships headed to Portland
• Maine honor guard performs 7,000 funeral rites
• Senate leaders agree to deal to avert shutdown
• Dog quarantined after child bitten in Jay
• Alleged stabbing victim refuses to cooperate in investigation
• Two arrested in Lewiston stabbing
• For dying pets, life ends at home
• Sept. 26, 2011, Local Sports Results
• TV, Radio Sports Schedule, Sept. 27, 2011
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• Domestic assault suspect found hiding in Kenduskeag trailer
• Red Sox fall continues with 6-3 loss to Orioles
• Fish House in exclusive talks to create Bangor waterfront restaurant
• Tannery clean-up to begin this fall in Dover-Foxcroft
• Rains, flooding kill dozens, maroon hundreds of thousands in India
• OPEC uses $1 trillion earnings to help poor
• Obama takes job-creation crusade to Silicon Valley on LinkedIn
• Arch West, creator of Doritos, dies at 97
• Connecticut governor says ACC’s decision not likely soon
• Study: Dads less likely to die of heart problems
• Week 5 high school football predictions
• Caballero rallies Orono boys soccer team past OId Town
• Final line-up of music and food announced for Jam Fest Benefit
• As leftover bond proposals get another look, will the state consider more borrowing?
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• Inspecting dams as required by law is nearly impossible, state official says
• Colts face more QB questions after another loss
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• Supermarkets start bagging self-serve checkouts
• Bartering for better health: yardwork for treatment
• Obama campaigns for jobs plan in Silicon Valley
• BDN offers buyouts
• Dish Network to offer Blockbuster streaming movies
• Pace picks up for special state legislative session
• Senate funding vote needed to avoid shutdown
• Pentagon a poor source of job creation
• Michelle Obama coming to Maine this week
• Collins fights to keep potatoes in school lunches
• Sept. 24-25, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Corvo helps Bruins beat Canadiens 7-3
• UMaine field hockey team wins 10th straight
• John Bapst goes international with new program
• Crosby plays in controlled scrimmage for Penguins
• Haas wins high-stakes FedEx Cup
• Freed hikers: Iran held us because we’re American
• DONNA L. SANDERS
• SERENA ANN WILSON
• WILBUR EDWIN SUITTER
• ROBERT L. WAUGH SR.
• ARDERN MACE PENDLETON
• LEONA R. CURTIS
• JULIE A. MASON
• JAMES ALLAN SILSBY
• GEORGE ANDREW COLLINS
• DENNIS M. CRAIG
• DELVINA (BERNIER) BOUCHARD
• DANA K. TOZIER
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• ‘Lion King’ chases off Brad Pitt to remain No. 1 at box office
• Merger may impact nation’s first offshore wind farm
• Bernanke as scapegoat
• Climate change denial increases with level of threat
• Voter ID laws target elusive voter fraud
• UNH football outlasts Richmond in shootout
• Five myths about millionaires
• Maine doesn’t need wind power, group says
• Waiting on the next economic order
• Consumers wary of buying electric cars
• 25 years later, investigators continue to search for brothers abducted by their father
• Police accused of violence as 80 people arrested at ‘Occupy Wall Street’ protest
• What’s wrong with class warfare?
• Foxcroft rolls to 31-6 victory
• Lincolnville native Boetsch scores unanimous decision at UFC 135
• MMA football team cruises by Fitchburg; Wesley routs Husson
• Reeling Red Sox pounded by Yankees
• Coyotes continue offensive outburst in 48-22 victory over Nokomis
• Sibley Memorial bikers ride on for cancer research despite rain
• Quimby park plan to be factor in Millinocket election
• Two-car accident closes Levant road, sends four to hospital
• Disney Institute to share business development tactics at Bangor seminar
• New trail links Bar Harbor, Acadia
• Bangor resident scores first-round win in Portland mixed martial arts bout
• Hermon girls soccer team wins with 10 players
• Clay, Ireland among Lincoln candidates for office
• Icelandic Sheep at the Common Ground Fair
• Szewczyk’s last-second goal lifts Bangor boys soccer team past Brunswick
• Lewiston restaurant’s fate unknown after owner’s arrest
• Battered woman’s defense brings mixed results
• Police still investigating Portland woman’s death
• Island residents taxed for school budget they said ‘no’ to
• Fall Harvest Public Supper
• Police blame drugs in death of Lewiston teenager
• Portland police probe pharmacy robbery
• Size matters for wedding bands
• Maine’s Lincoln County eligible for post-Irene aid
• Maine Maritime homecoming this weekend
• Benedict Arnold’s march re-enacted in Maine
• Obama addresses education; Susan Collins calls for less federal regulation
• Gloom grows as Congress feuds over spending
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• Growing rail shipments defy recession
• Far fewer centenarians than expected in Census
• Troy Davis was guilty
• Odds of getting hit by falling satellite? 1 in 22 trillion
• Identity 5 Tour – A Touring Workshop with a Twist
• Sept. 23, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Maine women open ice hockey season with win
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• Brewer defense holds off MDI
• Offense clicking for Bangor football team in victory over Cony
• George Thorogood closes out 2011 Waterfront Concert Series
• Pitt can prove it’s ACC-ready against Irish
• LePage tells Calais audience he wants to cut state income tax on pensions
• First responders practice dealing with people in crisis
• Calif. bill allows minors to seek STD prevention
• Falling satellite slows down, Earth strike delayed
• How they voted: Congressional votes for the week of Sept. 16-22
• Congress hits budget impasse as deadline nears
• Scott takes the lead at Tour Championship
• Man sentenced for burglarizing cars at Bangor High graduation
• Story of Ugandan child soldiers makes impression on Portland students
• NHL calls banana throwing ‘stupid and ignorant’
• Belfast Harbor Walk may be usable next summer
• Canadian accused of threatening to blow up bus in Houlton remains jailed in Aroostook
• Lincoln seeking $157K in federal firefighting grants
• Bella Luna founder moving to Midwest, but keeping store open
• Pentagon report attacks BIW management
• 2 injured as small plane heading to Maine crashes in Mass.
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• Dexter boys soccer earn 8th win
• Teagan O’Toole-Roy, Certified Physician Assistant Joins PCHC’s Penobscot Community Health Center
• Forum promotes benefits of medical marijuana
• Service Learning Grants Available
• Burger Flippers, Babysitting Grandmas Show Recession Lives On
• NASA unclear on where space junk will land Friday
• Warren man indicted on sexual assault charges
• NH Rep. Guinta wants non-union shops bidding on Job Corps project
• John Boehner caught in middle of House spending debate
• Gov meets with business leaders Down East
• Wyeth grandchild to speak in Lewiston
• Sept. 22, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Ray Allen ready to give up the season
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• Visiting grandmother arrested on disorderly conduct charge
• Ryan Rebar has record breaking game to earn athlete of the week
• Police called for medical aid charge unconscious man with drug violations
• Veazie hires retired Holden manager on temporary basis
• USM field hockey team edges St. Joseph’s
• Jordyn Bell earns female athlete of the week
• Maine women’s hockey vs. Sacred Heart, Sept. 23-24
• Alabama executes man who shot, killed store clerk
• Vick back at practice
• Obama challenges Boehner, McConnell on home turf
• Bradley records 4 birdies for Tour Championship lead
• Old NASA satellite to tumble to Earth on Friday
• Judge Norma Holloway Johnson, who presided over Clinton investigation, dies
• Davis’ backers seek next step after execution
• Senate passes worker aid bill tied to trade deals
• Senate Democrats vow to reject clean energy cuts
• GOP rivals target Perry in pre-debate criticism
• Cameron warns about global economy
• Cage fight for English kids prompts indignation
• Veteran counterspy Brian Kelley dies
• Sides dig in ahead of Palestinian UN bid
• US walks out as Iran delivers anti-US speech
• Yankees’ catcher Martin: ‘I hate the Red Sox’
• Down East business owners share successes with Ann LePage
• MDI skate park group wants town’s support, two years to raise funds
• Nurses at dozens of Calif. hospitals strike
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• Four New Exhibitions to Open at CMCA
• Farnsworth and Camden International Film Festival present “Unfinished Spaces “
• Free Workshops to Explain Funding in the Arts
• “ArtinMe.” call for artists
• Census: 20- and 30-somethings ‘biggest losers’ in Recession
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• Obama to offer major overhaul of ‘No Child Left Behind’
• Shutdown looms as bill to keep government running fails in House
• Bobby Flay’s recipe for eating healthfully
• Standoff with Auburn man ends peacefully
• 2 judges among nominees facing legislative committee reviews
• Young adults make gains in health coverage under new law
• Existing home sales rise in August
• 10-year-old Leeds boy sees Canton man fall 20 feet, alerts adults
• Former White House chief of staff to speak at University of New England
• Acadia Night Sky Festival kicks off
• Tigers cruise to 4-0 victory over Central
• NFL memo warns teams on faking injuries
• Bangor’s Peace and Justice Center hold execution vigil
• Brady aims to continue strong start against Bills
• Boat still mired on mud flat in Hampden
• Hampden Citizen’s Committee in limbo; council will determine status Oct. 3
• Sports Briefs Sept. 21
• Hermon boys soccer team earns third straight victory
• TV, Radio Sports Schedule, Sept. 22, 2011
• Career criminal gets 10 years for burglary in The County
• Higher truck weights provision approved by Senate committee
• DEP commissioner approves operating licenses for mills’ new owners
• White supremacist executed for Texas dragging death
• Americans freed from Iran prison begin trek home
• Space Debris
• Topsham law firm gives matching grant for Solidarity Harvest
• Houlton postal worker gets 30 days for stealing veterans’ prescriptions
• Fed does the Twist: $400B plan to help economy
• Beatles integrated audience pact sells for $23,000
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• Firefighters battling working fire in Corinna
• TI acquisition of NatSemi clears regulatory hurdles
• Why seniors should shop around for Medicare
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• Company hires adults with autism to test software
• Maine-Boston rail service to get $21M in federal stimulus
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• Expert calls for farm-animal prescriptions to stem drug resistance
• Sept. 20, 2011, Local Sports Results
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• TV, Radio Sports Schedule, Sept. 21, 2011
• Officials consider MDI ferry terminal ownership, pier issues
• Orioles rally by Sox in 8th
• Bowdoin rallies by USM
• Boater goes missing in Jackman
• Navy agrees to sell remainder of BNAS for redevelopment
• UM-Presque Isle, UM-Machias announce athletic hall of fame inductees
• Spotlight briefs, September 21, 2011
• Satellite pieces could hit as early as Thursday — but where?
• Suicide bomber kills former Afghan president
• US military milestone: end to ban on gay service
• Romney lists Maine endorsements
• John Bapst girls collect third straight soccer victory
• BDN, publisher honored by homeless shelter
• Wind farm helps Lincoln lower tax rate, town officials say
• Stolen vehicle discovery leads to strange tale in Lincoln
• Buchholz OK after simulated game
• Names in the news, Sept. 21, 2011
• Orient man charged in connection with triple homicide indicted on drug charge
• .08 inches of rain makes $30,000 difference for folk festival
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• Weekly calendar, Sept. 22, 2011
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• Netflix and beyond: new ways to watch TV, movies
• GOP tightens voting rules across states
• LePage assembles task force on early college education
• Maine, NY, Conn. Guard units training at Ft. Drum
• Maine lawmakers take up 6 nominations
• Stanley Cup coming to Maine restaurant
• Friction over women’s role in Obama White House was intense
• Obama plan backs end to Saturday mail
• Candid Candidates night to bring out Lewiston-Auburn politicos
• Gardiner banks on culture to help Water Street thrive
• Obama’s voter disconnect
• Manning guides Giants by Rams
• Hampden council puts Citizens’ Comprehensive Plan Committee in limbo
• Sept. 19, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Sports briefs, Sept. 19
• TV, Radio Sports Sept. 20, 2011
• Last wrongful death lawsuit from 9/11 settled
• Ellsworth council approves land sale for senior housing
• Four second-half goals lead Bangor girls past Hampden Academy
• Positively Maine touches the heart
• Bok, writer-musician unite
• The Knights of Columbus, Belfast Council donates to Habitat for Humanity
• Hampden, Bangor boys soccer teams play to scoreless deadlock
• The Y urges healthier habits for kids during Childhood Obesity Awareness Month
• Area groups plan resources fair
• 2011 Annual Mid-Coast Audubon Birdseed Sale Fundraiser
• ‘Get Connected & Stay Connected’
• Annual fair to emphasize global climate change
• Irish group Teada to perform in Unity
• FBI: violent crime down by 6 percent last year
• Railroad readies for fall foliage
• Juice Film Contest call for entries
• Fabulous Food of the Midcoast spotlights local restaurants
• Midcoast business news, Sept. 23, 2011
• Yemen protesters storm elite military base; 50 die
• Veazie to hire temporary manager while searching for permanent replacement
• One former papermaker isn’t looking to return to the mills
• MIdcoast health news, Sept. 23, 2011
• Special garden to highlight Alzheimer’s Walk on Oct. 1
• Week 4 high school football predictions
• EMCC's Annual Fall Open House is Wednesday, October 12, from 10 am to 2 pm.
• Want a job? Stay in college as long as you can
• Generation X stymied by Baby Boomers refusing to give up jobs
• Maine casino backers kick off campaign in Biddeford, Bangor
• UMaine trustees tp meet Monday in Bangor
• Hunger topic of Portland conference
• State Police: ATV crash in Frenchville kills man
• Behind the poverty numbers: real lives, real pain
• Family Ties adds genealogy resources to BDN website
• Energy companies hope to see growth in partnership
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• Firefighters respond to Garland blaze
• Sept. 17-18, 2011, Local Sports Results
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• Husson men’s soccer team edges Thomas
• Husson rolls to two field hockey victories
• Relatives doubt inquiry in Medal of Honor battle
• Bush library fundraising has surpassed $300M goal
• GEORGE LOUIS BOUCHER
• WILLIAM S. ADAMS SR.
• JOSEPH M. VILLANI
• RUTH AVIS (LITTLEFIELD) STONE
• PRISCILLA BASSETT JOHNSTONE
• LENORA P. ‘NONIE’ PRIEST
• HARRY F. PELLETT
• NATHAN E. HALL
• L. MARJORIE WHITNEY
• KATHERINE M. (VICKERS) WALSH
• JAMES P. ‘JIM’ MCQUARRIE
• HELEN S. MOIRS
• GWENDOLYN (JANSSON) O’CONNOR
• CASPER EDVILLE SARGENT
• 2 air show crashes, 2 very different outcomes
• Rivera ties MLB record with 601st career save
• Rain postpones NASCAR race outside Chicago
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• Pilot dies in Greenville plane crash
• Pats’ Brady stays hot, throws for 423 yards in 35-21 win
• Jordyn Bell gets two goals in Tigers 2-1 victory
• Shaw leads Nokomis to 1-0 victory
• Obama to call for minimum tax rate for millionaires
• Obama wasn’t always in control of feuding aides, author says
• Federal tax breaks now equal to tax revenue
• College students get oriented outdoors
• Mother, son charged in connection with NH fire
• Drug-related deaths outnumber traffic fatalities in the U.S.
• They’re kind of touchy on the Lewiston school board
• Despite ruffling feathers, Maine’s Poliquin vows to remain ‘activist treasurer’
• Brzozoski scores two in Patriots 2-0 victory over Dexter
• Rays edge Sox, slice wild-card lead to three
• Mills deal a ‘shot in the arm’ for Katahdin region
• Country queen Reba McEntire warms up Waterfront
• Rebar has "special night" in Ponies victory over MCI
• UMaine football defeats UAlbany
• Visitors flock to lighthouses on Maine Open Lighthouse Day
• Fostering family ties: Summer camp program in Waterford unites siblings in state custody
• Bourassa performance leads MMA football past UMass Dartmouth
• Petersen leads Hermon girls soccer team past Old Town
• Case against former Mars Hill teacher unresolved
• Farmers warn of post-Irene pumpkin shortage
• Vehicle bursts into flames after being struck three times in Raymond crash
• Sacre leads UMaine field hockey past Michigan State
• Elkins, Kertesz lead Mount View boys soccer team past Belfast
• UMFK relishing citations as a top small public university in region
• Clifton planners hosts wind farm meetings in coming weeks
• Electronic eyes may replace fishing observers in New England
• Maine Army Engineers return from Vermont after assisting with Tropical Storm Irene
• Oldest daughter of late Sen. Ted Kennedy dies
• Antarctic columnist Meg Adams hands-on in nursing school
• Norridgewock man indicted in 2009 homicide
• Republicans seize on waning Obamamania on college campuses
• Maine lighthouses open to the public Saturday
• Windham man sentenced to 10 years in shooting death
• Maine Democrats tout education in radio address
• LePage touts job creation in radio address
• Former UMF student sentenced for shooting friend
• Dam removal in Wash. part of growing movement
• Camp Forest October Days
• Deadly listeria outbreak kills 4; rare in produce
• Livermore Falls family of nine loses home in fire
• NH residents launch petition against loud motorcycles
• TV/Radio Schedule, Sept. 17-18
• Sept. 16, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Hampden runs by Old Town as Stevens, Steward stand out
• Bucksport’s punishing defense subdues Orono in LTC football showdown
• Red Sox stop slide behind Beckett
• Corinth woman arrested twice in four days
• Norridgewock man indicted on murder charge
• Cubs hand hapless Astros franchise-worst 99th loss
• It’s official: N.H. investor buys 2 Katahdin region paper mills
• Official: More than 75 injured in Nevada air race crash
• Newton sets record, leads Maine field hockey team by Providence
• EU toughens budget rules but stalls on Greece
• Brazil judge’s murder points to vigilante power
• Newton sets UMaine career goals mark in win over Providence
• Former Dexter school project sold to Corinna businessman
• Land deal protects 576-acre Down East property
• Knox County police searching for pair wanted in burglary spree
• Bruins expecting best from opponents
• Maine educators warn students, parents about bath salts
• Artest name change to Metta World Peace approved
• At 9/11 memorial, mourners take home rubbings
• Ala. county votes to settle debt, avoid bankruptcy
• Forgotten Felines focus of fundraiser at Winterport gallery
• Paul McCartney, Nancy Shevell to wed in London
• Northern Maine ceremony pays tribute on POW/MIA Day
• Tree Fashions
• Two islands added to federal wildlife refuge
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• SENIOR MASTER SGT. VINCENT A. DECESERE
• Immigrants take part in Maine citizenship ceremony
• Finalists named in Maine lobster chef competition
• Maine gets federal funds to pay for Irene repairs
• Saco workers to move graveyard amid Funtown/Splashtown
• Woman sentenced for embezzling from parent teacher group
• Time to Spice it up!
• UNH president: Despite funding hurdles, university is growing
• Panel: Immigrants crucial to Maine’s economy
• Start your Maine business right
• Scientists offer $11,000 for evidence in Bachmann vaccine story
• Supply and Demand in Housing, or Why Location Is Still Everything
• Join Hermon Cub Scouts!
• On Deck: A Sports Calendar
• Bangor transient wearing cheerleader’s jacket racks up at least 10 charges
• Sept. 15, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Sports briefs, Sept. 15
• Rays rout slumping Sox
• Blogger uncovers Vatican secrets, all from his basement in Philly
• Dead River gift to provide hands-on experience for community college students
• Supreme Court halts Texas execution
• Dominic Mowrer captures male athlete of the week
• 9/11 panel: US remains vulnerable to ‘lone wolf’
• Sports booster clubs to be consolidated at Portland and Deering high schools
• Max McHugh wins female athlete of the week
• Tebow to fans: Thanks, but I’m good
• ‘Lost on a Mountain in Maine’ author to return to Bangor museum
• Penobscot Nation offers ‘Teach the Teachers’
• Antiques appraisal offered Friday in Brewer
• East Millinocket volunteers to set up school playground equipment
• House passes bill targeting Boeing labor case
• Dover-Foxcroft receives a $400,000 grant for two projects
• Inflation squeezing consumers in weak economy
• Boehner: Debt panel can start on major tax changes
• Senate approves $7B disaster aid plan, battle with House looms
• TV, Radio Sports Schedule, Sept. 16, 2011
• UK, French leaders take the stage in Libya
• Mail Deficit
• Maine Board of Environmental Protection endorses stricter noise rules for wind farms
• Rogue trader suspected in $2 billion loss at UBS
• Defying US, Palestinians press forward with UN bid
• DAWN MARIE ROSSIGNOL
• DANIEL ‘BUDDY’ SCRIBNER
• Sidney farmer’s cows and goats wander too close to I-95, police say
• Maine college students rescued from river
• Obama green jobs not living up to promise
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• Mrs. Obama to join Olive Garden announcement
• Mortgage default warnings surged in August
• Duke Energy chief is plugged in to politics
• These little piggies worked out
• Above-average foliage season expected in Maine
• Closing midcoast nursery giving away trees
• W. Paris man arrested in theft of bulldog has criminal past
• Portland renovation lets lawyers live with the fishes
• Will the Red Sox hang on for a playoff berth?
• Sept. 14, 2011, Local Sports Results
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• Bath salts threat focus of Bangor forum
• Katahdin unions support tentative deal with paper mills’ suitor
• Las Vegas man says $2M Bulger reward paid to tipster
• Warren residents vote to settle lawsuit over methadone clinic — for $1
• High School Player of the Week, Sept. 15, 2011
• Sports briefs for Sept. 14, 2011
• Roberts, Schmiedlehner lead Pirates to 5-2 victory over Greenville
• Iran’s judiciary says US hikers aren’t being released
• BP’s cost cuts contributed to oil spill disaster, probe finds
• Wholesaler prices little changed in August
• Favorite Places in Maine: Seboeis Management Unit
• Find the peeper
• Former Bucksport coach Gonyar to lead John Bapst baseball team
• UMaine men’s hockey players fired up as they prepare for opener
• Machias selectmen to hire additional police officers
• Tax policy feeds gap between rich, poor
• A referendum on Obama? GOP celebrates its NY win
• NASA unveils next spaceship a hybrid shuttle
• Dam repair results in lower waters on Alamoosook Lake
• Millinocket festival honors its end of the Appalachian Trail
• Dems propose rise in Social Security tax for high earners
• Maine court hears Ralph Nader appeal
• JOAN B. FOSS
• THERESA A. PELKEY
• PHYLLIS PEIRCE
• LAURA ADELIA (CARVER) MITCHELL
• Employers to slow Q4 hiring, Manpower says
• War
• New global killers: heart, lung disease and cancer
• UN investigator says medical waste risks ignored
• USDA looks to get more meals to kids in summer
• Walmart to spend billions helping women-owned businesses
• Maine school chief to make science announcement in Orono
• $6M pier for cruise ships opens in Portland
• Portland manager says police chief candidates to be run through gauntlet of tests
• NH panel begins work on gay marriage repeal bills
• Industry, consumer groups join on health-care plan
• Sept. 13, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Sports briefs, Sept. 13
• Nine of NASCAR’s 10 title races available online
• TV, Radio Sports Schedule, Sept. 14, 2011
• Wakefield gets 200th win, Red Sox rout Blue Jays
• Tigers stay undefeated with 4-0 victory over John Bapst
• Picture from the past
• Births, Penobscot Valley Hospital, Lincoln
• Supporting nurses
• Brewer residents complain about water contamination solution
• Births, Calais Regional Hospital
• Obama declares federal disaster for parts of Maine
• Manny Ramirez out of jail after battery charge
• Nooks and Crannies Tour offered at mansion museum
• Curbs on youngest drivers may have bad side effect
• Renedo, Ross-Dyjak lead Orono past Bucksport
• Over $36,000 in items up for bid at Penobscot Bay Regional Chamber of Commerce auction
• Navigator serves breast cancer patients
• Midcoast health news
• Falls Prevention Fair can help seniors remain upright
• Bangor Area Children’s Choir schedules auditions
• DAR thanks troop greeters
• Greater Bangor business news
• Donn Fendler to return to Cole museum
• Firm awarded contract to fix Sebasticook Lake dam
• WHO warns of growing pace of death from noncommunicable diseases
• Greater Bangor school news
• Hampden boys soccer team tops Brewer; showdown with Bangor next
• Penquis closing infant-toddler classrooms in Bangor, Old Town
• Katahdin Trust to fund Story Slam Series
• Learning Study
• Judge rejects Maine grocers’ bankruptcy petition
• Woman accused of biting, swinging sickle at neighbors
• Dementia becomes defining disease of a generation
• Obama wins argument, but GOP seizes narrative
• Old Farmer’s Almanac: Back to basics is in
• ‘The Rogue’ gets comic-strip tease
• UMaine-Augusta called military friendly
• New Maine health insurance figures due Tuesday
• The lesson Cheney didn’t learn
• Maine suicide awareness event set for Blaine House
• Maine, NH blame bridges for I-95 congestion
• Forestry students show off skills at Oxford Fair
• Sports briefs, Sept. 12
• TV, Radio Sports Schedule Sept. 13, 2011
• Sept. 12, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Veazie town manager of 19 years fired by council, gets $100,000 severance deal
• Monroe man facing pot cultivation charge, other charges may be filed
• Fashion Night in Bar Harbor
• Brady rolls up big yardage, leads Pats by Dolphins
• Central gets first victory
• Names in the news, Sept. 13: Jacqueline Kennedy, Bob Seger
• Adult cats, hard-to-place dogs focus of Bangor Humane Society initiatives
• Scarborough man takes garden revolution from White House to world
• Mobile VA clinic to remain open in Bingham
• Police: Southern Maine boys poisoned by antifreeze
• Gala fetes 50 years of NMCC
• 1,100 still without power in Pa. after Lee
• Katahdin ATV trail effort encounters delay
• Lincoln police seize more than $5,000 in bath salts
• US motorists may spend record $491 billion for gasoline this year
• Jonesport dedicates new fire station
• New ‘super-Earth’ might hold water, astronomers say
• Ellsworth shows off trademark in win over Old Town
• Earnhardt makes Chase, must challenge for title
• GENEVA HARTIN ALEXANDER
• FRANK MAYHEW SR.
• ALISON DUMONT
• WARREN D. RAND JR.
• VIRGINIA RUTH PARENT
• RUTH H. (MAYNARD) RENNEBU
• High school scoreboard- September 12- September 24
• Week 3 high school football predictions
• Boomers to kids: No inheritance for you
• Maine school district makes 7 million copies; to get new copiers
• Mad Louie encourages positive student behavior
• SpongeBob limits kids’ mental function, study says
• Huge blue whale spotted off Boothbay Harbor
• Engineered salmon meets opposition in Congress
• Foie gras lovers in Calif. fall victim to duck rights
• Sept. 10-11, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Harvick wins Richmond; field set for the Chase
• Fire destroys four buildings in Grand Isle Sunday
• Harnais scores 2nd straight game-winner for Maine soccer team
• Hopkins secures Late Model title at Speedway 95
• Thoreau, Poe and September
• Monday, Sept. 12, 2011: Regulation, voting and Obama
• Will the real House minority leader please stand up?
• The 9/11 ‘overreaction’? Nonsense
• Racinos would boost economy in Washington County, Biddeford
• A portrait of Scientology
• Democrats talk strategy at Brewer barbecue
• Oscar-winning actor Cliff Robertson dies at 88
• Cemeteries to be topic of Bangor talk, Newport fall program
• Violinist Koh, BSO give dazzling performance in opening concert
• US explorers’ Inuit kin plug into globalized world
• Original code talker writes of his experiences
• Cambridge woman doing her part to improve the local economy
• Maine DOT, Cambridge officials to discuss sharp curve at intersection
• 18 homes destroyed in Wash. wildfires
• CORY R. GRENIER
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• JUANITA (DREW) LITTLEFIELD
• JULIO VINCENT DESANCTIS III
• High-profile wavers join Freeport flag ladies
• Bowdoin preserves unique Arctic exploration film
• A changed America marks 10 years since 9/11
• Friends, family and rage advice
• New details emerge in Amtrak-truck crash
• Maine shooting competition draws cowpokes from all over
• 9/11: When innocence was lost
• Five myths about Dick Cheney
• Teen swimming with friends drowns in Presumpscot River
• Early morning crash leads to OUI charge for Fort Kent woman
• Official: Man swept off Maine island believed dead
• Slumping Sox fall to Rays in 11th
• Carroll leads Lawrence football team past Bangor
• Foxcroft field hockey cruise to 7-0 victory
• Brazilian Blowout is Flat-Out RISKY!
• New Hampshire edges Lehigh 48-41 in overtime
• What the Tea Party is, and isn’t
• Feds may step in as states lag on health reform
• Passing game pushes John Bapst football past Mount View
• Maine Maritime football team rolls past Anna Maria
• Romain leads John Bapst football past Mount View
• Paralympic athlete showing documentary in Searsport
• It’s hockey night in Canada at Toronto film fest
• Longtime Bangor attorney Julio DeSanctis dies at 67
• Holy Cross cruises past Colgate 37-7
• UMaine Black Bears hang tough in 35-29 loss to Pitt
• Classic cars and sunny skies draw a crowd to the Bangor Waterfront
• Eastport Pirate Festival packs streets, businesses
• Penobscot Theatre’s ‘Last Gas’ simultaneously sad and funny
• Style and condition key to selling ‘Grand Rapids’ furniture
• Box Office Preview: ‘Contagion’ gets shot at No. 1
• Portland airport moving past 9/11 notoriety
• 9/11 study: Multiple health woes persist for rescue workers
• Paramedics filling health care gap as need grows
• Search continues for man swept into ocean
• Will America save its Postal Service?
• Litchfield fair wraps up this weekend
• Cancer survivors to meet Saturday in Augusta
• Freeport triathlon draws 800 athletes
• Pair of cruise ships visiting Portland
• Messalonskee pummels Lewiston 48-27
• Pitt looking for improvement against Maine
• Fonda: Health guru, trophy wife, firebrand — and she acted
• Gamers and violence: hot sauce measures aggression
• Auburn pastor pleads guilty to animal cruelty charge
• FDA advisers want warning on osteoporosis drugs
• Small military firms thrived in decade of war
• Surveillance video unmasks bogus robbery
• Student bites principal, mother grabs pot and Maine school goes into lockdown
• Ponies run all over Tigers
• Sept. 9, 2011, Local Sports Results
• TV Radio Sports Schedule, Sept. 10-11, 2011
• A cynical WWII movie review
• Sports briefs, Sept. 9
• Pesticide residues in compost feedstocks are damaging garden plants
• Three escape injury in Presque Isle crash
• Bangor dog show to provide trial run for owners, animals
• Veazie council’s behind-the-scenes chats, ‘meetings’ stir controversy
• Possible Katahdin mills investor closes $275M N.H. deal
• Cherokees expel descendants of slaves from tribe
• Growing up around ground zero
• Report: Maine’s DMR needs restructuring
• Bicycling boys charged with 25 seasonal burglaries
• Consider out-of-state tuition cuts to spur growth
• Clinton piano teacher sentenced for sex assault
• Twins fire Triple-A manager, hitting coach
• Katahdin paper unions to discuss Cate Street offer
• Cyberattack on Europe exposes flaws in Internet security
• Lincoln lawyer wins award named for mentor
• Police: Howland man decapitates himself with cable
• LePage seeks disaster declaration
• Lawmakers approve bill boosting NFL stadium in LA
• Two sentenced for role in Houlton meth labs
• UMPI president announces plans to step down
• LURC reform group to begin work on Sept. 22 in Bangor
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• With speech, Obama seeks to invigorate economy, presidency
• Year-round Cape Elizabeth residents want to restrict summer rentals
• Freeport High School outlaws cellphones
• Economists show support for Obama job-growth plan
• Children still being identified in NH child porn case
• Lewiston Colisee struggling but surviving without hockey team
• US doctors earn much more than peers, study says
• TV-Radio Sports Schedule, Sept. 9, 2011
• Packers outlast Saints 42-34, Rodgers throws 3 TDs
• Sept. 8, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Lee drenches Northeast; 100,000 told to leave homes
• Rockland City Council votes for rezoning to allow methadone clinic
• Texas has hottest June-August
• ‘Game-changer’ in evolution from S. African bones
• Planning begins for new Machias courthouse space
• Second offer made for purchase of former Dexter schools
• Latest developments in Arab world’s unrest
• Session planned for grieving children
• Robbins Lumber of Searsmont presented forest stewardship award
• Stephen Cusson earns male athlete of the week
• Emily Tilton captures female athlete of the week
• Bangor edges rival Brewer in boys soccer
• Grindle scores five in Red Devils 9-0 victory over Orono
• Shepard to return for LSU’s 4th game at WVU
• Orioles rally to beat Yankees 5-4 in 10 innings
• DOT passes on Bridge-in-a-Backpack as replacement for Carrabassett bridges
• Millinocket woman charged with operating under the influence of drugs
• Educators, officials look to get students involved to fight cyberbullying
• Inmates file lawsuits in alleged padlock assaults
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• RAYMOND ‘RAYZAH’ E. HASKELL
• MELODY ANNE MERRITT
• MAURICE C. DUPLESSIS
• LOUISE M. SANBORN
• JOYCE L. (HATCH) MCLAUGHLIN
• FRANK L. ‘RUBIN’ RING
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• Tax collectors battle tax cheaters’ new technology
• Players have questions about HGH test
• Patrick hopes to start Cup career at Daytona 500
• Colts QB Manning out after another neck surgery
• Ticket buyers to help fund $2.5M in repairs to historic Portland organ
• Insomnia is costly to the American workplace
• Children excluded from school shopping?
• Gorham wind researchers get $4.5M grant
• Forum set for Portland mayoral candidates
• Officials to rule on voter registration challenge
• Saab seeks protection from creditors as it tries to restart
• Giving away that bonus could make you happier, studies find
• Weight Watchers scores points over local doctors in new study
• Maine ranks 8th for elder care; Minn. leads nation
• Military tries to ease stress of deployments
• A workout at work? Ideas for the deskbound
• Sept. 7, 2011, Local Sports Results
• NH Senate passes bill to expand deadly force
• Romney, Perry spar over jobs, Social Security
• Businesses post most job openings in 3 years
• Greenville selectmen set mill rate, table request for outhouse
• Waste group proposes curbside organic recycling in Portland
• FairPoint, Bangor Chamber unveil agreement
• 17 million US households suffering from ‘food insecurity’
• Gustin earns shutout in Tigers 2-0 victory over Foxcroft
• Leach enjoying his return to coaching
• CAROL A. WALKER
• WILLIAM A. ‘PETE’ LOFTIN JR.
• WILBUR ALLAN ‘AL’ BROWN
• VIRGINIA E. JACKSON
• SUSAN KLIMAS WITHAM
• RUTH B. SEVERANCE
• ROSE (DUBAY) WINTER SIMPKINS
• ROBERT ALLAN HALL
• CHARLES ‘WAYNE’ MITCHELL
• MICHELE RAE (BRAGG) O’CLAIR
• LORRAINE C. WEEKS
• ISABEL F. PARENT
• HENRY LIU
• DANA W. CARR
• CHARLES LYLE LANIGAN
• NORMA DIANA TAYLOR BELL
• LURC scrutinizes self as critics call for overhaul
• Celebration to mark Northern Maine Community College’s 50th year
• LePage says domestic violence efforts don’t conflict with gun law
• How much, how long person is overweight may decide diabetes risk
• Get your finances in order
• Collins rep at Berwick Public Library on Sept. 13
• Juveniles charged with 3 Berwick arsons
• Shoe-removal rule at airports to be phased out
• SEC still destroying records illegally, whistleblower’s lawyer says
• Nearly 20 animals missing as dogfighting probe continues
• Why the GOP opposes stimulus
• Wal-Mart’s cosmic tech voodoo
• Sports briefs, Tuesday, Sept. 6
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• Sept. 6, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Red Sox rout Jays; Lester wins fourth straight
• Working-age adults make up record share of US poor
• Poll: It’s OK to trade some freedoms to fight terrorism
• Obama to propose $300 billion to jump-start jobs
• Senate spars over consumer agency nominee
• Robinson leads Bangor girls soccer team by Waterville
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• Three-day festival in Canaan aims to raise money to buy Grange Hall
• Man who killed mom arrested at adult store
• For cellphone callers dialing 911, it’s location, location, location
• Obama’s ratings fall to new lows
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• Developer seeks customers in Maine gas expansion
• 20-foot crocodile may be a little brother
• Rough opener for UNH Wildcats
• Mother of baby who drowned surrenders to police in NH
• How to drive a college president mad
• Hurricane Katia weakens to a Category 3 storm
• Hundreds turn out for union barbecue in Lewiston
• A jobs program that work$, in part
• Sports briefs, Monday, Sept. 5
• TV Radio Sports Schedule, Sept. 6, 2011
• Sept. 5, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Calendar Sept. 8
• Handcrafter’s Day offers sewing classes
• Trekkers hosts Urban Trekkers from Camden, N.J., for cultural exchange
• Arbor Day Foundation offers free trees for membership
• Toddlers playdate returns
• License renewal requires birth certificate
• UM-Presque Isle soccer teams sweep Unity
• US Chamber spells out its own job agenda
• Mark Teixeira, Alex Rodriguez join ‘Entourage’
• Fall foliage reports about to begin
• Spruce beetle could close borders between New Brunswick and U.S.
• Porter propels Calais boys past Narraguagus
• Grand Manan memorial pays tribute to those who died at sea
• Webb Simpson rallies to win Deutsche Bank
• Talk to kick off Community Event Series
• Names in the news, Sept. 6
• Project Canopy
• Health news
• Obama tells Labor Day rally he won’t wait on Congress over new jobs plan
• Logging firm loans bridge to replace Rumford span washed out by Irene
• Time for flu shots, and some may get a tiny needle
• Congress returns amid sour mood over slow economy
• Man convicted of raping 15-year-old church-goer faces 54 years in prison
• Persa remains day to day for Northwestern
• Penobscot Bay YMCA acquires new property
• Are regulations truly a hindrance to businesses?
• Mt. Blue, John Bapst, Boothbay look strong in cross country
• Hutchison hurls Fisher Cats past Portland
• Forecasters: New England should keep an eye on Katia
• Five people die on Maine roads over the weekend
• Tropical storm postpones NASCAR Atlanta race until Tuesday
• What Apple destroyed, creatively
• Sept. 3-4, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Drivers OK after scary crash at Speedway 95
• Get set for Run for the Hills
• Art, music highlight Harvest Hootenany
• Health news Sept. 8
• McHugh scores 4 goals, Central rolls by Penquis in girls soccer
• Giants keep cancer survivor linebacker Mark Herzlich
• Maine field hockey team records third straight victory
• Military News: soldiers promoted
• Rockland Kiwanis Club
• Midcoast Community Chorus opens fall registration
• Arts news Sept. 8
• Painting raffle to benefit 4-H Club
• A furry friend can enhance a senior’s life
• Robotics training for teaches, parents, coaches
• Sports news Sept. 9
• Ex-IMF chief Strauss-Kahn returns to France
• BMX stunt team gets rock star treatment at Bangor’s Carnival of Madness
• Swoboda hangs on for Speedway 95 victory
• Bangor court news, cases Aug. 8-12, 2011
• Watson maintains lead at Deutsche Bank
• Support groups Sept. 8
• Business news Sept. 8
• Relieving hunger with local foods
• Rockland District Court
• School news for Sept. 8
• Project Canopy, nursery offer free trees to organizations
• CNA receives award
• Hall of Fame defensive end Lee Roy Selmon dies
• Feds warn of small airplane terror threats
• NH allows pharmacists to give more vaccinations
• Storm-socked Vermont girds for more flooding
• Maine labor leaders call 2011 ‘best of times, worst of times’
• Labor Day highlights in Maine
• Medway man dies in Mars Hill crash, three injured
• Disasters in US: An extreme and exhausting year
• Scotland Yard arrests 2 men in computer attacks
• Trying to grow the greatest pumpkin
• Obama’s smoggy bid to win business
• What the teenager found in the dry cleaning
• Auburn man shot in buttocks at Lewiston residence
• Freshmen power Dexter to 6-0 victory
• Fogarty leads Tigers to first win since 2009
• Oceanside tops Nokomis; Mount View edges Stearns
• State Supreme Court to hear appeal of clergy sex abuse lawsuit
• Throngs flock to Blue Hill Fair
• Fleet feet join the fleet at Camden Windjammer Festival
• UMaine football opens with win over Bryant
• Supporters say time is ripe for local food co-op in St. John Valley
• Movie review: ‘The Debt’
• Portland, Augusta to get visitors from Japan next week
• Surgery relieves Parkinson’s symptoms
• 9/11 study: Multiple health woes persist for rescue workers
• State has high hopes for UMFK’s Pleasant Street Academy pilot program
• How to file an ethics complaint against a lawyer
• Caribou attorney reprimanded for neglecting clients’ legal matters
• Plane that crashed in Harrison, killing two, ran out of fuel
• Crusaders finish off two-day victory over Mattanawcook Academy
• A feared mass killer, Irene got victims one by one
• Perry’s fiery ‘Fed Up!’ may come back to haunt him
• Classes begin at brand new community college campus in Brunwsick
• Study targets high school obesity in Maine
• Men, women have different reasons for cheating in marriage, study shows
• LePage touts teacher development program
• Portland Brew Festival includes beer and home brewing
• 3 NH residents face heroin trafficking charges in Maine
• Maine museum holds vintage motorcycle show
• Lewiston man accused of assaulting child still will run for mayor
• UMaine battles Northeastern in NESN reality show
• Tigers get 3-1 victory in season opener
• Sept. 2, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Brewer, Foxcroft, John Bapst record wins
• Orono, Bucksport roll to victories
• Orono makes a statement
• It’s lights out for Bapst, Mattanawcook at Cameron Stadium
• Red Sox routed by Rangers
• Bangor outlasts Brunswick in opener
• Johnson leads St. Joseph’s men to victory
• Mowrer brothers power Orono to victory over MCI
• Mickelson makes news with pinstripes and putter
• Guilford man impaled in chest by rafter after his vehicle plows through garage
• Willimantic residents elect Susan Bennett as selectman
• Labor Day attitude adjustment
• Play the cards you’re dealt or up the ante, with higher ed
• Accident spurs Lincoln bike safety program
• Clergy-led prayer ban at 9/11 event criticized
• Royal Air Force top gun Billy Drake dies
• Disabled-rights activist Frederick A. Fay dies
• Delta bluesman David ‘Honeyboy’ Edwards dies at 96
• Forest rangers rescue injured hiker from Chairback Mountain
• Traffic, parking changes set for weekend concerts
• Patriots release LB Ricky Brown, 7 others
• Obama asks EPA to back off draft ozone standard
• Brick crashes through driver’s windshield on I-95 in Hampden
• NASCAR stars say no disrespect for Obama
• Space junk
• New teacher evaluations, bonus pay included in $16M project
• SummerKeys music program huge success at Lubec
• Bangor Y finishes first phase of renovation; old YMCA building attracting interest
• Salvaged cannon is a family heirloom for distant cousins with Maine ties
• STELLA SIRABELLA
• Got 10 minutes?
• Maine National Guard to help Vt. flood recovery
• Detriot man serves time for keeping live deer in trunk
• Jay man arrested twice in one day
• Farmington woman faces sex charges involving teenage boy
• Stolen dogs, gunshots raise suspicion of dog-fighting ring in western Maine
• Kimball out as head of NH GOP: Calls it ‘best thing’ for the party
• Maine Labor Day weekend traffic drop predicted
• Maine seafood companies head to China
• Illegal immigration is flash point for Republican White House hopefuls
• Officials say University of New England’s new dental school is built to last
• Economy giving few opportunities to self-employed
• Billionaires to the rescue
• Sept. 1, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Yankees edge Sox behind strong bullpen
• Giants rally to beat Patriots 18-17
• Philadelphia woman killed by 5 pit bulls
• Husson women’s soccer team opens with victory
• Nokomis, Belfast battle to 1-1 tie in field hockey
• Strasburg allows 1 hit over 6 in rehab start
• Martin ready to defend title at Spud 150 Saturday
• Veteran Mount View Mustangs seek postseason breakthrough
• Tropical storm warnings issued for gulf coast
• Greek police recover stolen Rubens painting
• Charleston church breaks ground for $750,000 Epic Center for children’s ministry
• Latest developments in Arab world’s unrest
• Houlton Higher Education Center marks 10th anniversary
• US military deaths in Afghanistan
• US marks first month with no troop deaths in Iraq
• Syrian protesters arrested in Hama, activists say
• Health insurers must post reasons for premium increases under new rules
• US automakers grab market share in August
• White House slashes 2011 deficit forecast
• Space junk littering orbit; might need cleaning up
• Gadhafi fleeing across desert toward Niger, rebels say
• Backpack
• New Ocean Avenue School in Portland is ‘like a temple for learning’
• Transition phase continues for Husson football under Murphy
• Affidavits of Peace Corps volunteers describe assaults, frustration
• Corinna’s Shea shakes off limited football experience to become Division I starter
• Temporary bridges due in Carrabassett Valley
• Old Berwick High School to become apartments
• RSU 4′s busing on first day of school ‘a disaster’
• Police: Lewiston City Council candidate arrested for throwing child to ground
• GOP forces Obama to reschedule speech
• Regional prosecutor seeks cooperation, but also convictions among Muslims
• Palin fuels presidential fire, but at what cost?
• Irene’s state-by-state impact
• 3-year county-union stalemate nears end
• August 31, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Red Sox beat Yankees 9-5 behind Beckett, 3 homers
• Tilton sisters spark John Bapst past Stearns
• Release of boy’s killer from RI prison is delayed
• NY judge sends Conn. hedge fund worker to prison
• Bath salts leaving mark in New Hampshire
• Colorado logger cuts off toes after foot is pinned
• Lincoln’s KidCare accepts old cellphones, printer cartridges for recycling funds
• Maya Angelou says quote in MLK memorial out of context
• US military deaths in Afghanistan
• A Gadhafi son vows no surrender to Libyan rebels
• Tigers roar to 8-0 victory over Old Town
• Williams pulls out of Open; 2 new faces win
• Luxury crystal maker Steuben closes NY factory
• Swollen rivers begin falling across Northeast
• Obama: Failing to extend highway bill inexcusable
• Government sues to block ATT, T-Mobile merger
• Obama, Boehner spar on timing of big jobs speech
• Texas A&M to leave Big 12 by July 2012
• Bangor girls on mission to win Class A soccer state title
• Judge considers DNA testing of items linked to Dexter murders
• Cheney
• ROSE MCKAY
• RALPH GREENLEAF
• MARY JO (KELLY) SEKERA
• ENRIQUE JOSE MOSQUERA
• DARRELL ‘RED’ M. REDMOND
• ALVIE RAY POOLE
• STERLING ORVILLE HAYNES
• RITA L. NADEAU
• DOLORES C. COTE
• Schools, Boutwell launch Maine Sports Network radio
• Good Morning Students and Staff...You have officially made it half way through y...
• How to exercise hard without working up a big sweat
• The blood transfusions that saved a life
• Include pets in your disaster plan
• Lewiston call center to add 200 jobs
• High school scoreboard- August 16-September 10
• DIFW opens Marsh Island to bow hunting
• Inside the spy unit that NYPD says doesn’t exist
• CEOs getting a bigger cut than Uncle Sam, study says
• NH Dems to pay fine in election law complaint
• Lewiston mom’s creations bound for Emmy gift bags
• Emergency fund pays for S. Berwick crossing guards, for now
• How to exercise in style, without working up a sweat
• Businessman buys Maine embezzler’s home for $360,000
• For some, a permanent recession: working along the fringe
• Largest cruise ship this year to stop in Portland on Saturday
• Tourist spots look to Labor Day for help after Irene
• NCAA: 8 Miami Hurricanes players must sit out games, repay benefits
• August 30, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Sabathia finally solves Red Sox and Yankees win
• UMaine field hockey team knocks off Boston College
• Easton High School boys soccer team rolls to 5th straight victory
• Police: Man with cable around neck decapitates self
• Picture from the Past
• Belfast Art Walk
• Petraeus retires with legacy of a difference-maker
• Third Rite Aid robbery suspect arrested in Howland
• Obama looks to spur private sector hiring
• Libyan rebels say they’re closing in on Gadhafi
• LANCE DOWNING
• DONNA ANN CATES
• WALDRON ENOS SAWYER SR.
• STERLING ORVILLE HAINES
• NICHOLAS WAYNE BELYEA
• BARBARA MAE (SMITH) MITCHELL
• PETER G. LEAVITT
• ‘KAY’ CAROLYN LUOSEY POOLER
• JOHN W. MARAGUS
• JOHN F. LAVELLE
• SHIRLEY S. ‘NANA’ FAY
• ELEANOR (DYER) BLACK
• EDWARD L. DENBOW
• Bates professor stricken during triathlon, dies
• 2011 Schenck girls soccer preview
• Spa therapies blend high-tech with tradition
• Of course it’s Krueger
• Horror as Mass. man electrocuted on way to work
• Berwick selectmen to try again on lease for old high school
• Bachmann: God sent hurricane, earthquake
• August 29, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Jets beat Giants for bragging rights in ugly game
• Orono takes steps toward fireworks ordinance, skate park collaboration
• Bangor businesses can use federal funding to fix facades
• NOVENA TO ST. JUDE
• In Loving Memory Of ROBERT A. BISSELL
• In Loving Memory Of LILLIAN G. SHERWOOD
• ROBERT E. JOHNSTON
• PEARL E. POITRAS
• LORRAINE ST. PETER
• LEONA ‘LEE’ A. DUBE
• LAURA M. SHEDD
• HAROLD L. SMITH
• STERLING HAINES
• Officers of the club
• Film festival tackles themes of life, death, transformation
• Dunn, Guillen talk about playing time
• Fatal bear attack in Yellowstone is the second this summer
• Whale of a time off Grand Manan Island
• Leasing of Speedway 95 track drawing interest
• EMMC’s chief nursing officer resigns
• Eugene Nida dies; helped translate the Bible into hundreds of languages
• Redistrict
• Judge OKs Books-A-Million, Borders deal
• Obama says Krueger to be key adviser on spurring faster growth
• Farnsworth’s Julia’s Gallery receives grant
• Critics say LePage, GOP stacked deck against LURC
• Journal honors Maine Media Workshops
• Unity College announces $10 million gift
• Tea party group to meet on midcoast
• Agency seeks Bigs for Littles
• No tests, just fun in Penobscot Valley Senior College courses
• Vintage Motorcycle Meet at Owls Head
• Troy Union Church and Seven Star Grange approved for National Register of Historic Places
• 2011 Lawrence girls soccer preview
• The cleanup from Irene begins; Nearly 200,000 Mainers without power
• Two years after recession, consumers still nervous
• RSU 73 dress code: Cover your underwear, your torso, your cleavage
• Running nuns help troubled kids take a better path
• An Englishman’s home is his pre-fab from Germany
• It’s back to school at Maine universities
• Shrimp regulatory hearings set in New England
• Spiny dogfish quota almost reached for year
• Aug. 27-28, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Rioux leads Van Buren girls soccer team by Fort Fairfield
• UMaine field hockey team pounds Siena
• Female cadets making history at maritime academy
• Evacuations urged in Vermont; power outages spread
• NH man sentenced to more than 8 years in cocaine, oxycodone case
• Libyan rebels reject talks with Gadhafi
• ‘Klan buster’ Stetson Kennedy dies at 94 in Fla.
• Bangor Youth Hockey members relish visit with Stanley Cup
• Saunders battles, prevails at Speedway 95
• Federer says he’s still hungry as US Open starts
• Looking forward to seeing the new and returning students on Monday!
• Pats return to correct problems after Lions rout
• Week 1 high school football predictions
• California beats Japan 2-1 to take LLWS
• Officials suspect Yellowstone hiker was killed by grizzly bear
• CECILE BOIS
• VIVIAN VARNEY GOVE
• LAWRENCE ‘LARRY’ POULIN
• ANNA L. MOORES
• JANET (COOLEY) BEAULIEU
• ARLENE MARY FRIEL
• 2011 Morse boys and girls cross country previews
• Maine Democrats to hold annual Muskie Lobster Bake
• Maine’s ‘Rockefeller Country’ home values make the rich richer
• Trucker shortage expected to double
• Most referendums since ’98 empower voters to reject state laws
• NH law enforcement: Deadly force bill unnecessary
• Unusually quiet New York waits for Irene’s worst
• Airlines scrap thousands of flights as Irene hits
• GOP plan would put Androscoggin County in 1st District
• US missile strike reportedly kills Al-Qaida’s No. 2 in Pakistan
• Brady, Patriots struggle in loss to Lions
• Red Sox overcome weather, Athletics for twinbill sweep
• Folk Festival has friendly feel for Bangor’s finest
• More than 300 turn out for 4th annual ALS walk
• These foods are made for walkin’
• Abbreviated air show attracts thousands in Brunswick
• New-look Bangor Rams soccer team to pursue familiar goals
• Eagle Lake man charged after crashing personal watercraft into docked boat
• American Folk Festival organizers squeeze two days’ worth of fun into one
• LePage urges residents to be safe as Maine braces for Irene
• What he knows, he read in a book
• Downeaster train canceled Sunday; Jetport open
• Former president to ride out storm in Maine
• 3 Maine airports awarded $22 million in grants
• New on Blu-ray and DVD: ‘Win Win,’ ‘Blitz’
• Fed chief scolds Congress on debt-ceiling showdown
• Outstanding outhouses ascend among thrones
• Firefighters tackle lawn mower fire in Rumford
• Avon man gets 6 years in prison for sex with 13-year-old girl
• Hurricane-force winds hit coast as Irene soaks NC
• August 26, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Teams relish chance to play preseason games at Alfond Stadium
• Harpswell man failed to stop for police, arrested for OUI
• Athletics top Red Sox 15-5, deny Wakefield his 200th win
• ROSE M. BOYORAK
• In Loving Memory Of WESLEY HATT
• In Loving Memory Of WARREN L. STROUT
• In Loving Memory Of SONYA BARCLAY
• In Loving Memory Of SONYA AMANDA BARCLAY
• In Loving Memory Of PAUL F. FALLON
• DOROTHY M. YOUNG
• DOROTHY M. WARD
• REUBEN T. RYDER JR.
• PAUL J. REAGAN
• PAUL ENSLEY FLOOD
• Tulsa wide receiver Johnson suspended indefinitely
• Former NBA player charged with murder
• How severe can hurriane wind damage get?
• Delaware pediatrician gets life for abusing patients
• Riding out the storm at the American Folk Festival
• UMaine to be compensated for giving up home game to play at Fenway
• Airlines begin canceling flights in earnest
• Brady vs. Suh highlights Pats-Lions preseason matchup
• Hurricane
• War’s horrors on display as fight for Gadhafi stronghold ends
• Calderon blames US in part for arson deaths
• 18 killed in suicide bombing of U.N. compound in Nigeria
• A green house: Unity College builds country’s first Passive-House residence hall
• UMaine football team looks to build on experience in 2011
• Copper red glaze a big plus for Japanese vase
• Bring on the peas, please
• And another thing…
• Laws on bath salts, other drugs should reflect our beliefs
• NFL says it’s serious about illegal hits
• A gardener’s guide to fall planting of deciduous trees
• Fall semester classes begin on Monday, August 29. College officials are closely...
• Planning your wedding online
• 21-year-old Lewiston man pleads not guilty to murder
• First family of year completes Maine State Passport tour
• Cumberland boy praised for helping injured mother
• ‘Nightmare’ scenario: Hurricane menaces East Coast
• Not your grandfather’s granny
• Poll: Most Republicans happy with GOP field
• NH GOP leader, tea party activist, fights back; says he won’t quit
• Aug. 25, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Red Sox roll behind two Gonzalez home runs
• Cambridge resident wants to open campground
• 2011 Dexter field hockey preview
• Deceased Glenburn councilor remembered at council meeting
• Fort Fairfield girls soccer team posts third victory
• Yankees pound Athletics with three grand slams
• Chargers see Bentley as insurance for Cooper injury
• Syrian gunmen break artist’s hands as ‘warning’
• AP-GfK Poll: 87% in US disapprove of Congress
• NH man answers to charge in 1969 killing in Mass.
• NH corn maze pays tribute to Stanley Cup winners
• Boston church releases list of accused priests
• Buffett gives $5B vote of confidence to Bank of America
• Wide receiver Price hopes to produce in second year with Patriots
• Critic picks 5 favorite high school comedies
• Motown figure Esther Gordy Edwards dies at age 91
• Fight ‘the rats,’ Gadhafi urges as rebels push on
• UK spies sought German movie extra and Nazi agent
• Body pulled from river that of ‘Treme’ actor
• Quick Lincoln police work keeps Guilford auto shop in business
• Kick In
• Northern Maine Medical Center, Fort Kent
• Demonstrators protest against Record Hill wind project
• Love them or fear them, leeches are a part of a woodland pond
• Murder suspect to ask court to throw out police interviews with him
• PAUL F. FALLON
• LISA MARIE GARLAND
• Movie review: ‘Conan the Barbarian’
• Revenue
• Blue heron rescued on Little Androscoggin
• Do supplements really help?
• Michaud wraps up manufacturing tour in Maine
• Creditors pursuing Thames Printing for more than $600,000 owed
• Maine among top states for divorce, new Census study says
• Without Jobs, Apple must show it can still deliver
• August 24, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Former Cy Young winner Flanagan found dead at home
• Crosby claims Little Enduro victory at Speedway 95
• Pickup truck hits boy, 7, in Lincoln
• Permit for Newport river walk approved
• Wetmore sparks Madawaska boys past Houlton
• UMA Bangor’s new dental health clinic open for business
• Injury to Thomas has Ross back as Giants starter
• Donate to the American Folk Festival
• Ky. jury rules against penis amputation patient
• Firefighters try bold step to end Calif. rail fire
• Former district attorney candidate faces another disciplinary hearing
• LePage’s ‘Open for Business’ sign replaced
• Tennessee hoping troubled times will ease
• New SAU 31 leader says bad practices led to $1.2M deficit
• Apple says Steve Jobs resigning as CEO
• Hoosier Wells commits to UMaine women’s hoop program
• Search for hidden damage after East Coast quake
• AG will investigate phone hacking report involving Murdoch media empire
• Budget deficit slips to $1.28 trillion; red ink continues
• Libyan rebels hunt Gadhafi, try to secure Tripoli
• Racing to the top again — this time Maine takes strides to win
• Court to review statements made by Limestone teen in daughter’s death
• DOLORES JEWELL
• WINSTON ‘WINKY’ CARL CONDON
• WILFRED J. MARTIN
• VIVIAN R. (CHATTO) BRAWN
• THERESA L. BERNIER
• T-minus 5 DAYS until the fall semester begins!!! Three days until new students m...
• US raises compensation for fliers bumped from domestic flights
• 2011 Nokomis Boys Soccer Preview
• Obama outlines regulatory overhaul to save $10 billion
• Thinking man’s therapy: Philosophical counselors prescribe readings, not drugs
• What’s stopping successful charter schools from expanding?
• Gov. LePage to unveil zero-based budgeting initiative
• 12 Maine companies make Inc. magazine’s list
• 7.7 million players: High school sports hits all-time high
• Shortage of dam inspectors not new
• Half of high-hazard dams lack state inspection
• Getting married? Why you should discuss your finances now
• Back to School for Bangor - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• August 23, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Red Sox beat up Rangers
• Hermon flasher at it again, police say
• Intersection crash sends two to Ellsworth hospital
• Motown songwriter Nick Ashford dies
• Presque Isle boys soccer team rolls by Fort Kent in opener
• 3.4-billion-year-old ’microfossils’ provide evidence of earliest life
• Fire destroys Littleton machine shop, damages nearby home
• Maine Eastern Railroad receives regional recognition
• Researchers looking at growing tick population and migration in Maine
• White House issues new rules to cut bureaucratic red tape
• State housing commission to begin work
• Dead whale moved from Acadia beach, necropsy planned
• Michaud bill would require DOD to procure American-made athletic footwear
• Customer tackles suspect during TD Bank robbery in Portland
• Wanted Portland man arrested near Mexican border
• Wing and Annis roads project approved in Hermon
• Smith, Treister still competing for UMaine quarterback job
• Comedian Lily Tomlin gets serious about preventing Hope elephant project
• Litchfield man sentenced to 10 years in prison for sharing child pornography
• Senate president calls for apology for ‘scurrilous’ accusations
• Acadia set to mark Schoodic redesign
• Dover-Foxcroft tax rate up 3 percent
• Rebels rejoice at Gadhafi’s compound, but his whereabouts remain unknown
• Punch and Gadhafi
• Texas man arrested for threatening woman with beer bottle
• Bangor man arrested with knives again, police say
• Water District urges homeowners to be wary of lead
• 2011 Dexter Boys Soccer Preview
• ConnectME awards $1.6 million in high-speed Internet grants
• Windows
• Mainers to speak out on redistricting plans
• Gadhafi son resurfaces, free and vowing to fight
• Fed data from 29,000 pages show banks’ bailout
• Wall Street aristocracy got $1.2 trillion in secret loans
• Man robs Augusta bank
• Chargers’ Cooper, former UMaine football star, to have surgery
• August 22, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Thomas injury overshadows Giants’ win over Bears
• Bangor woman arrested on warrants from 1979
• Blodgett to face former players in November
• Quarry Hill participates in plan to prevent falls
• Midcoast area health news, Aug. 25, 2011
• Komen Race for the Cure honors Bangor survivor
• Being prepared can help make doctor visits productive
• Washburn sweeps Wisdom in soccer
• Bangor woman accused of stealing from welfare
• Historic Orono mill torn asunder as town makes way for condo project
• NFL’s 49ers to ban tailgating after game starts
• Jerry Leiber, lyricist in songwriting duo Leiber and Stoller, dies at 78
• Prosecutors seek to drop charges against former IMF chief
• Vermont’s bear hunting season opens Sept. 1
• Man accused of striking, dragging motorcyclist
• Rockland District Court cases Feb. 4-25, 2011
• Former UMaine football standout Stone eyes return to NFL
• 2011 Nokomis Girls Soccer Preview
• Find YOUR PERFECT HairStyle!
• TIMOTHY ‘TIM’ LARCOMBE SR.
• LISA MARIE GARLAND
• WESTON BRADFORD HASKELL III
• SIDNEY J. HIGGINS
• RONALD P. FRISCO JR.
• NANCY E. (BOYNTON) JORDAN
• MONIQUE M. BEAULIEU
• LORRAINE G. MAKER
• JUNE M. (BEALE) SMITH
• JEAN S. WELCH
• JAMES R. SHANKS
• HAROLD E. BROWNELL JR.
• Wilks gets hat trick in preseason win over MCI
• Eastern Maine High School Football Predictions- 2011
• Maple leaves drop early due to wet spring
• Mike Michaud visiting Maine manufacturers
• Family concerned over woman gone 2 months
• 2011 Nokomis Field Hockey Preview
• Balance
• World markets mixed Monday; stock futures up
• World leaders call for Gadhafi’s surrender
• Mainers to get say on redistricting plans
• Bath salts draft bill to be ready this week
• Rules of Engagement: A guy’s primer
• Three can’t-miss ideas for fall wedding planning
• Former UMaine star finishes second in NH senior games
• Aug. 20-21, Local Sports Results
• SC preacher accused of raping women behind church
• Corporations pushing for job-creation tax breaks shield U.S.-vs.-abroad hiring data
• GOP may OK tax increase that Obama hopes to block
• Jobs crisis gets caught in strategy debate
• Save the congressional pages
• Extend the gas tax
• Names in the news, Aug. 22
• A poet on the verge of science
• Monday, Aug. 21, 2011: Bush’s headlines, twisting American history, and Ron Paul
• American health care system needs real overhaul
• Sharapova survives letdown, wins Cincinnati title
• Former railroad workers share history at Greenville Junction Depot event
• ‘Sacred ground’ of Popham settlement commands archaeologist’s attention
• Kyle Busch outlasts Johnson in Michigan
• Maine women prepare to be arrested in protest over proposed oil pipeline
• Damon loses grand slam, but hits game-winning HR
• 2011 Old Town Coyotes Football Preview
• Local naturalist Judy Markowsky remembered
• Giants using strap-on camera to help young QB
• Whale seen at Acadia National Park’s Sand Beach
• Couples wins Senior Players Championship playoff
• Simpson wins Wyndham for 1st PGA Tour title
• ROLANDE M. GARRITY
• RICHARD ‘DICK’ CARUSO
• WINIFRED E. PARSONS
• SUSAN D. ‘SUSIE’ KENNEY
• HELEN PLUMMER
• WINNIFRED MARIE (RAFFORD) ROBBINS
• LOIS J. LADNER
• Libyan rebels encircle Tripoli, closing in on Gadhafi
• Are we there yet?
• Mass. internal affairs cop may have had external one
• Maine YWCA celebrates its survival
• Five myths about Rick Perry
• Rigorous yoga regimen gains slump following
• Two shot in San Francisco parking lot after Raiders-49ers game
• Dylans thrills capacity crowd on Bangor Waterfront
• 5 injured, 2 taken to hospital in Lewiston hot air balloon accident
• Hilo captures second championship in Bangor
• As installation of smart meters continues, so does consumer push back
• Hilo, Hawaii, outslugs Texas for SLWS title
• Calais man charged with for gross sexual assault of minors
• One hospitalized after fight at Indian Township
• Movie review: ‘Fright Night’
• Public tours Brewer Community School
• Purchase of land and zone change on agenda for Greenville special town meeting
• Sprinkler system helped save Dover-Foxcroft lumber company
• Champion the Cure Challenge benefits CancerCare of Maine
• Thousands flock to Washington County for annual Wild Blueberry Festival
• Thieves cut electrical extension cords for copper at Wade potato farm
• Orrington man dies in fatal Eddington crash Friday, police say
• LePage pledges fight for heat aid
• Island Explorer recognizes 4 millionth rider
• Gay marriage supporters collect signatures in Maine
• Arlington mystery of unknown skater solved
• Climate-change science makes for hot politics
• Exercising 15 minutes a day adds three years to life, study says
• All bow down in King Burpee’s court
• Not-for-profit College Board getting rich as fees hit students
• A grading system where nobody fails?
• NH official backs plan to repair Downeaster bridge
• Plants that nourish body and soul
• Can you hear me now? For more teens, answer is no
• Recovery will be among longest, most difficult, experts say
• Fawn born with deformities fitted with prosthetics
• Prosecutors say Roger Clemens should face second perjury trial
• The Senior League World Series is celebrating its 10th year in Bangor.
• August 19, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Bangor Golf Classic field gets stronger
• Amy, Coty, Monica Memorial Race/Walk to Raise Awareness for Domestic Abuse
• Saltalamacchia helps Red Sox beat Royals 7-1
• Study: Moderate alcohol use may reduce dementia, cognitive damage
• Hilo, Hawaii earn spot in Senior League championship game
• Belichick not content with 2 dominant performances
• Hodgson returns to UMaine in new role
• Mass. utility to buy wind power from Maine’s Blue Sky East
• Go-Go Braves digging small ball, running game
• Judge upholds Maine’s sex offender registry
• Hawaii surges past Italy to reach final
• Orono’s Webster Mill demolition starts Monday with public barbecue
• Benefit cookout, auction on tap in Carmel
• Timber turnaround: Report suggests Maine woods can support heavier logging
• Market Fall
• Family Fun Day to be held Sept. 10 at Ridge View School in Dexter
• Quimby should launch her national park privately, councilor says
• SHEILA K. SYLVIA
• FLORENCE ELEANOR QUINN
• RALPH A. TREADWELL
• Tyler, Texas advances to World Championship Game
• BOYNTON L. STANLEY
• SHARON ‘BROWNIE’ ROLFE
• SCOTT A. MAYHEW
• SANDRA LOUISE (BROWN) HOFFMAN WELLMAN
• RUTH VIRGINIA JUCIUS
• Economy
• World markets plunge Friday on recession fears
• Plants, animals migrating upward as climate changes
• Hurricanes could face ‘death penalty’ in massive cash, prostitute scandal
• Locals, press scramble to get glimpse of Perry
• West Texas town teeters on drying up in drought
• Jurors to deliberate in Maine bottle case
• RE/MAX: July too hot to shop for New England homes
• Waterford man fights off suspected rabid fox
• Trooper injured in Farmington rollover
• Investigation continues in Farmington crash that killed 12-year-old girl
• Beckett, Red Sox hold on to beat Royals 4-3
• Aug. 18, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Brady keys Patriots offense in 31-14 win over Bucs
• Gibson sparks Tyler, Texas to 10-0 victory
• Bangor police announce Dylan concert road closures
• Brewer/Orrington players were battle-tested
• Ouellette goal lifts Wisdom boys to win
• 21st Hempstock under way on Freedom Field
• Shark bites US tourist in Puerto Rico bay
• Another former News of the World editor arrested in hacking scandal
• Unbeaten Texas tops Brewer, advances to semifinals
• Unity Raceway to hold Phippen race on Aug. 27
• Chile recognizes 9,800 more Pinochet victims
• Armed men cross Egyptian border, kill 8 Israelis
• Iraqi-Mexican drug operation busted in California
• TERRANCE C. GULLIVER
• MICHAEL ALAN LEWIS
• WILLIAM H. BENNETT
• CHARLES SPELLMAN
• SHANON I. (SANFORD) RICHARDSON
• ROWENA J. PROULX
• RICHARD JAY PRATT
• JOHN BRADLEY MURPHY
• LAROY ALBERT DERBY
• KENNETH A. KALLENBERG
• NOVALEIGH MARIE JOLENE CROSSMAN
• JOHN A. POWERS ‘BAMPA’ and ‘BIG PAPA’
• GARY F. MOORE SR.
• ELMER PARKER YATES
• CONDON RODGERS
• York police probe scam on vacationers
• Meg Adams
• Katahdin Harley riders to help House in the Woods
• State police make third arrest in Aroostook County burglaries, ATV thefts
• Documenting the Big Day
• August 17, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Young wins Ladies race, takes points title
• Talbot City rolls to 7-4 victory over Brewer
• A-Rod rules himself out of Thursday’s Yankees game
• Maryland builds early lead, holds off Brewer
• Stadium renovation raises JMU expectations
• Desjardins hat trick propels Fort Kent
• Sister Mary Norberta’s contributions to health care recognized during tribute
• FDA approves new drug for advanced melanoma
• Wis. recalls leave both GOP, Dems claiming victory
• Bangor road race to benefit Burkina Faso
• Tritium from Vt. nuke plant in Connecticut River
• Edward Bennett, former NH publisher, dies at 86
• Creed Black, newsman who ran Knight Foundation, dies at 86
• Humans are still seeking weapons to fend off nature’s heat-seeking missiles
• President Nixon’s Air Force One pilot dies at 88
• Obama’s plan: new jobs proposals, challenging GOP
• New letters bring scandal closer to Rupert Murdoch
• Meteorites point to sky as source of life
• 80-year-old New Sweden man found hours after crashing car in ditch
• Maine Snowmobile Association slams Quimby’s park effort
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• Helder leads Aruba to win over Michigan
• Residents to consider additional funding for Annis Road project
• US Southwest outlasts US East in rain-delayed game
• Support extended to Bangor senior center after rooftop garden vandalism
• Teacher hired for Newport school, Nokomis test scores rise
• WVII-TV’s ‘Sunday Sports Page’ canceled
• Lee, Thibeault propel Owls past Panthers
• Hermon’s Petersen sets state youth record in 100 meters
• Milbridge woman dies in Sullivan collision
• Milo closes ATV access route to put town in compliance
• Medal of Honor recipient Charles P. Murray Jr. dies
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• Longtime BDN employee and volunteer at Sen. Collins’ Bangor office dies at 88
• Lincoln to trick out Ballard Hill center as a haunted house
• Gallup poll: Congressional approval ties lowest numbers on record
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• NH man to be sentenced for killing fiancee
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• US secretary continues New England tour at UM Thursday
• Gov. LePage issues flag order for former state official
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• Sanford Street brawl in Bangor leads to arrest, charges
• EPA settles with owners of Mass. chemical plant
• Probe continues into death of man on Vt. river
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• Italy walks off with 7-6 victory over Brewer
• Fort Fairfield girls edge Van Buren in soccer opener
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• So far only 9 couples get civil unions in RI
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• The "Beast of the East" open with 15-2 victory
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• Welker, Chung draw attention in training camp
• Obama takes fight to Congress on first stop of Midwestern bus tour
• Oldest survivor of Bataan Death March dies at 105
• Coordinated attacks kill more than five dozen in Iraq
• It’s time to choose between dollar coins and bills
• Mountain lions showing up in posh Greenwich, Conn.
• Record rains trap workers in flooded NYC elevator
• Studies show 15 minutes of daily exercise can help
• Robert Shamansky, ex-congressman from Ohio, dies
• Czech anti-communist fighter Ctirad Masin dies at 81
• Militia in Somalia bars food aid, human rights group says
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• Thundering Valley Raceway having good year
• New principal takes over at Bangor’s Fourteenth Street School
• Marcos Ambrose wins at Watkins Glen
• Maine man describes harrowing descent into bath salts-induced ‘madness’
• Presque Isle community college attracts attention of national green energy organization
• Redistricting
• Marijuana group to present new business plan today
• Wabanaki, State of Maine, team up to stop abuse of Indian foster children
• Houlton native takes on role as Maine’s zookeeper
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• Maine youths, bishop, attending Youth Day
• Maine congressional redistricting panel meets Monday
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• Bradley wins PGA in playoff after rousing comeback
• Nelson paces Texas past Italy in SLWS play
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• Hopkins secures 8th win at Speedway 95
• Midcoast Community Chorus launches new children’s chorus
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• Hawaii uses big innings to top Florida
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• Hundreds protest sexual violence with walk to National Mall in Washington
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• Brewer rolls to 7-2 victory in World Series opener
• Memo to U.S. workers: Take a break
• To make budget, NH schools cut art, textbooks
• Bachmann wins Iowa straw poll as Perry jumps in
• Mariners hold off Red Sox; Beckett struggles
• Ryan J. Thomas’ example inspires golf tournament
• Fort Kent’s Theriault second in ACT race at New Hampshire
• Day two of KahBang starts mellow, ends with dance party
• Army suicides set record in July
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• Drum group performs at Intertribal Pow-wow in Bradley
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• Wis. man who died from apparent heart attack while hiking Sally Mountain identified
• NMCC installs 10-kilowatt wind turbine to be used as teaching tool
• Presque Isle teams sweep preseason soccer tournament
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• Sales soar for books by new poet laureate
• Talk of move to the SEC unfounded, FSU president says
• Rising tide: Company unveils plans for cutting-edge wind turbine to be deployed next spring
• FBI: Mortgage fraud still prevalent, hard to catch
• Naturalist Markowsky died on her own terms
• Dow finishes wild week on an up note
• Police continue search for missing Presque Isle man
• Wall Street’s ride compounds states’ pension fears
• UMaine quarterbacks Smith, Treister looking for bounce-back seasons
• Alabama county rejects settling $3.1B in debt
• Lesser-known candidates working hard in Iowa
• Perry’s entry sets up a clarifying contrast
• Judge sentences Ohio killer of 11 to death
• Orion spaceship set for new tests in Colorado
• US ports spend big on post-9/11 security
• Syrians call for Assad’s death; 14 killed
• Riots force rethink on Britain’s juvenile justice
• UMaine gets ‘creative’ to do a lot with little, continue growth of campus
• Washington County Commissioners begin budget process
• Grants to support Allied Whale program at College of the Atlantic
• Former NMCC nursing instructor mourned by friends, colleagues
• Ex-prosecutor in prison for child porn offenses released pending appeal
• New face of chimpanzee attack victim revealed
• Calif. man accused of trying to break in to prison
• Fryeburg airport to offer fuel for jets serving NH
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• Data: Maine public university vehicles used sparingly for student voting
• From JFK to Sept. 11, conspiracy theories thrive
• Patriots pound Jaguars in preseason opener
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• Bangor man arrested in domestic assault
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• Obama visits SW Michigan advanced battery plant
• Betraying tea party roots
• GOP candidates go after Obama, each other in Iowa debate
• Debt changes US actions in world
• Maine warns barber and beauty shops of scam
• Pelosi names final members to debt supercommittee
• Ellsworth man with with prior convictions sent back to jail for 21 days
• Bangor ordering new fire-rescue boat from Seattle
• Coast Guard: Fighter jet crew rescued off Calif.
• Young Lego fans learn robotics at Bangor camp
• Two men arrested in Aroostook County ATV thefts
• Sect leader Warren Jeffs’ grip on polygamous church likely to remain
• King’s Riders Motorcylce Ministry plans backpack ride Saturday
• Sleepy driver hits a tree and a house before walking away from totaled car
• Bay State man ‘very lucky’ to have survived car crash in Brownville
• Annual Rockland boat show highlights innovation and the year 1936
• Obama: Something is wrong with country’s politics
• Former variety store in Guilford to be converted into food pantry
• Vermont man gets 3 years for heroin trafficking
• National Park Service researchers exploring waters off Saint Croix Island
• Cameron: UK will seek anti-gang ideas from US
• Bangor police announce KahBang street closures
• Romney to heckler: ‘Corporations are people, my friend’
• Fort Kent driver Theriault leaves RPM, returns to his own racing team
• Lack of Chinese students ‘major discouragement’ at Stearns
• Cheerleader, Cassidy Foster goes for Miss Maine Teen USA
• Markets show weakness worldwide, await jobless figures
• Maine budget task force holds first meeting Thursday
• Think big, Mr. Obama
• Thome, Blackburn lift Twins over Red Sox
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• Klinsmann settles for draw in debut as US coach
• PCHC celebrates dental center expansion, federal ‘teaching center’ designation
• Farmers, potential caregivers attend Brewer medical marijuana meeting
• Lincoln District Court, Cases July 1-Aug. 9, 2011
• Ex-Navy destroyer now East Coast artificial reef
• Metal taken from Conn. home once burned by British
• ‘Amazing’ therapy wipes out leukemia in study
• Texas plant will turn sewage into drinking water
• AT&T and Broadband Growth
• Don’t reinvent the wheel — debt plan exists now
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• Thursday, Aug. 11, 2011: Choice, tar sands and profanity
• Boise State athletic director let go
• Take the downgrade and shove it
• Britain’s economic challenges worse than America’s
• Orono council votes to hasten Webster Mill demolition
• Patriots owner to continue family’s philanthropy
• DE Jason Pierre-Paul showing more than flashes
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• Brewer middle-schoolers learn the ropes of public service
• LePage mum on Quimby’s national park plan
• Two women face domestic violence charges
• Dover-Foxcroft selectmen seek funds for youth competitive sports
• Suspect connected to drug, triple homicide case unable to make bail
• Insurance exchange committee faulted for lack of ‘consumer voice’
• Legislators say leak of contract probe designed to ‘spin’ findings
• Budget cuts
• Consistent final round secures Bouchard’s first WMSGA title
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• Seal rescued in Maine to return to ocean
• Maine youths, bishop, traveling to attend Youth Day in Spain
• 2 cruise ships head to Portland this week
• Van Buren border crossing to close Aug. 20
• Associated Grocers property, set at $16M, sells for $5M
• Wisconsin Republicans withstand recall attempt
• August 9, 2011, Local Sports Results
• McDonald home run helps Red Sox beat Twins
• Johnny Cash’s sideman Marshall Grant dies in Ark.
• Gavin DeGraw home from hospital after NYC beating
• London tries tripling police presence to end riots
• 6 Republican senators face recall in Wisconsin
• Study: Boston schools’ sugary drinks ban paid off
• Train derailment in NYC disrupts rush-hour commute
• Obama says fuel standards will save businesses billions
• Forest Avenue Church to hold yard sale
• Wal-Mart Stores Inc. ending MP3 sales
• Tumult on Wall Street threatens to spook consumers
• ‘Nantucket Nights’ subject of Dover-Foxcroft reading group’s Aug. 11 meeting
• Should the Red Sox open contract talks with Ortiz?
• Get juiced: Let flavor, color, texture shine in fresh vegetable- and fruit-based mocktails
• Northern Maine Antique Tractor Club raises funds for Hospice of Aroostook
• Belfast 2011 Fall Schedules
• Big weekend ready to take off at Winterport Dragway
• Wayne’s WIFFLE for a Wish goal is to be able to fund one full wish this year
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• Births at Penobscot Valley Hospital, Lincoln
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• Ex-prosecutor convicted of having child porn to be released on bail pending appeal
• Korean kayaker drowns in Otis
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• Fed may react to market plunge and stalled economy
• Plunge on Wall Street threatens to spook consumers
• Amtrak sues company whose truck the train hit in North Berwick
• GOP presidential hopeful to speak at Freeport event
• Kmart clerk, soon-to-be inlaws accused of theft
• Nyad ‘swimming strongly’ in cross-Straits attempt
• August 8, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Phillies CF Victorino suspended 3 games, appeals
• Ortiz has 4 hits to lift Red Sox over Twins
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• Pen Bay Healthcare gives out Superstar Award
• Changes at Union Fair
• Public invited for free sailing, rowing
• Midcoast health news Aug.11
• AARP Driver Safety class just the ticket
• Syria conflict descends into ‘war of attrition’
• Man who put semen in water bottle ordered to pay $27,000
• Grant aims to help clear up complicated military family legal matters
• Annual fish bake coming up in Tenants Harbor
• London burns: Riots spread through UK capital city
• Teachers packing East Millinocket grade school into high school
• David Baas adjusting as New York Giants new center
• Dental residents in new pediatric program
• Live Nation posts 2Q profit, beating expectations
• French Resistance hero Nancy Wake dies at 98
• Verizon workers hit picket lines from Mass. to Va.
• Bears seeking improvment on defensive side of ball
• Real Madrid signs 7-year-old soccer prodigy
• Francona watching for note after 4-plus hour game
• Hugh L. Carey, governor who steered New York through 1970s financial crisis, dies
• Belfast Rotary Club inducts two new members
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• Enfield club helps Lincoln Lakes golfers get off to an early start
• Deadly crash highlights role of US elite forces
• Paterno in hospital after player runs into him
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• Burglar hits Bangor jewelry store
• Dow plunges more than 634 points after downgrade
• A little job security goes a long way for Logano
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• Rep. Michaud creates survey for Maine manufacturers
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• Middle school Summer Reads party planned at Rockport library
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• Parritt prevails at Speedway 95
• Rockland District Court, cases March 4-28, 2011
• Romo, Cowboys do well in situations against Ryan defense
• Island and Coastal Innovation Fund now open for business
• Giants top pick likely out 2 months, needs surgery
• Maine humorist to headline Windjammer Festival
• Camden Rotary Club offers scholarship for leadership program
• Concert to benefit students in Liberia
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• Rockport resident wins painting contest
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• Scott wins 1st World title, with Woods’ caddie
• Aldermere Farm to hold annual art show, sale in Rockport
• MOFGA to sponsor speaker on crop production
• Police: 8 killed in Ohio, gunman among dead
• Thomaston student receives gift of music
• Yemeni president leaves Saudi hospital
• Marilyn Monroe estate says sex film sale is fraud
• Keselowski wins at Pocono with broken ankle
• Sunday Concerts at First Church in Belfast presents The Bayside Trio
• 45,000 Verizon landline workers strike
• Waldo County Seniors, Bangor Juniors eliminated in Eastern Regionals
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• Risk topic of conference in Camden
• Maine Lobster Festival winds down in Rockland
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• Redneck Olympians get dirty during mud runs, lawn mower races in Hebron
• Delaware gets up early, sinks Bangor in Junior League eastern regional opener
• KahBang kicks off with free concert in downtown Bangor
• Massachusetts routs Waldo County stars in Senior League regional
• NOAA meetings to focus on smaller Maine dams impeding Atlantic salmon
• Sharpshooters, novices try out six-guns, skeet shooting in introductory sessions
• Weeks of planning, prep work lead to planned 6-second implosion at Loring
• Sheriff’s office seeks help in finding person of interest in Corinna break-ins
• Runners from Kenya, Ethiopia win Beach to Beacon; Luchini, Piers top resident races
• Bangor ceremony remembers bombing of Hiroshima, Nagasaki 66 years ago
• Survey finds most New England culverts aren’t meeting standards
• Texas Gov. Perry says to turn to God for answers to nation’s woes
• Mainers pray for nation at LePage’s request
• LePage says political antics in Washington have cost Americans
• 30 American troops, 7 Afghan commandos killed when insurgents shoot down helicopter
• Weather, testing delay DOT paving in Fort Kent
• Former Maine selectwoman denies kickback charges
• High-speed aerobatics to highlight Wings & Wheels show
• ‘Redneck Olympics’ events to begin in Hebron
• Modest job growth brings relief tinged with caution
• Study: Food stamp use in NH up sharply between 2008-’09
• Strafford woman charged with false report of sexual assault in Portsmouth
• LePage says he’s keeping National Day of Prayer private
• Aug. 5, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Logan, Yanks bullpen shut down Red Sox in 3-2 win
• UMaine football 2011 schedule
• Optimism reigns as UMaine football team opens camp
• For first time, US credit rating cut from AAA; economists in Maine react
• Prominent economists get away — sort of — at Grand Lake Stream lodge
• Young beats Baghdatis in DC for 1st ATP semifinal
• Fowler part of 4-way tie as Woods falters
• Haas, Huston take early lead at 3M Championship
• Stairs leaves imprint on New Brunswick baseball
• Bypassing Traffic Needs
• Police report downtown arrest of drunken Bangor man
• Alfond Arena renovations progressing on schedule
• Police training eyed after mentally ill man dies
• Bunyan watches over Bangor construction
• Hermon farm site of therapeutic riding program
• ‘Retired’ Stairs ponders coaching, TV options
• US Airways plane examined in Pa. over note threat
• Prime Time for Hall of Famers
• Ore. dad arraigned in slaying of wife, 4 children
• Jury convicts 5 officers in post-Katrina shootings
• U.S. job growth rebounds in July
• Campana helps surging Cubs top Reds
• Fight for food in Mogadishu leaves 7 dead
• Libyan government denies death of Gadhafi son
• Showing Hama in ruins, Syria says revolt quelled
• Chile’s president, miners mark year since collapse
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• Global economy comes to the end of its string
• UMaine students travel state to sort trash for science
• Interview: Madawaska’s Ashley Hebert ends ‘Bachelorette’ season in love, engaged
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• Indians stop Sox; Yanks tie Boston for AL East lead
• Obama celebrates 50th birthday at White House
• Mexico town’s police force quits after attack
• Dance party takes over Bangor Waterfront as J. Geils Band rocks
• Senate deal on worker aid opens way for trade vote
• Resident: Random killings in besieged Syrian city
• Federal official praises Maine’s use of biomass stimulus funds
• Woods off to strong start at Bridgestone with 68
• Values added: value-added agriculture in action
• Congress reaches compromise to end partial FAA shutdown
• Enough’s enough: Too many kids dying in the heat
• McCartney: I’m going to police over hacking claim
• Top seed Zvonareva beats Dushevina at Carlsbad
• LePage orders state agencies to find $100 million in cuts
• Orient man charged in connection with triple homicide arrested on drug charges
• Police report confiscating 950 bags of heroin from Warren home
• UMaine field hockey signs seven players
• Pa. woman who hid baby remains gets 20 to 40 years in prison
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• Grand jury indicts man in Lewiston slaying
• Man retracts confession in Sanford woman’s death, says he was protecting someone
• Maine secretary of state to visit Seeds of Peace
• Aug. 3, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Former NFL star turned actor Bubba Smith dies
• Search under way for despondent Hampden woman
• Crosby wins Little Enduro feature at Speedway 95
• Vt. tops in young alcohol rates, 2nd in marijuana
• Mass. puts limit on purchase of lottery tickets
• Former Milo Police Chief Kenny Williams introduced as new Newport officer
• RI man taunts sick neighbor with signs
• RI youth baseball league shuns metal bats for wood
• More than 36 million pounds of ground turkey recalled
• Race heats up for 2 wild-card spots in the Chase
• Fire destroys cabin of Perry man’s boat
• More areas in Somalia suffering from famine, UN says
• Maine gets easement to headwaters of Kennebec
• Hackers infiltrate computer networks of thousands of companies
• McIlroy leaning toward joining PGA Tour
• Fraud allegations suspect
• NFL teams taking precautions at camps
• Divided we gridlock
• Mainer Furbush shines in debut with Mariners
• Flashy, dominant Sanders headed to Hall of Fame
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• Injured Appalacian Trail hiker rescued in western Maine
• Woman charged with dragging man with car through parking lot
• State scuttles Wiscasset Route 1 bypass
• Collins to meet with BIW workers
• Teixeira sets HR record in Yankees’ victory
• Aug. 2, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Ellsbury lifts Red Sox by Indians in ninth
• Man who found camera arrested on theft charge
• Storm causes large sinkhole in busy Ellsworth intersection
• Fish near Callahan Mine thriving despite contamination
• Lightning prompts early fair closure
• Gene McDaniels, pop singer who produced, wrote for other artists, dies at 76
• Ear buds package damage leads to arrest
• Dog training on Bangor Waterfront
• NBA takes legal action against locked-out players
• Jets’ season hinges on Sanchez’s improvement
• Group proposes federal protections for alewives
• Veazie Animal Wellness and Rehabilitation Center to hold grand opening
• PTC youth to stage ‘Godspell’
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• Cowboys receiver Bryant healthy, happy, controversy-free
• Warren restricts methadone clinics
• Haynesworth happy in New England
• Highway safety agency seeks fast action to prevent children’s deaths in hot cars
• Bangor area support groups, Aug. 4, 2011
• Bangor area school news, Aug. 4, 2011
• Whistle-blower in Afghan killings reaches plea deal
• Man sentence for hiring illegal workers in Maine
• Clarke says Tiger a ‘good kid’ beneath the layers
• Bangor court cases July 4-8, 2011
• Weekly calendar, Aug. 4, 2011
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• FAA remains in partial shutdown as Senate fails to act on funding impasse
• Renovations to historic Penobscot County Courthouse 95 percent complete
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• Maine restaurant owner going to jail for tax evasion
• Proctor & Gamble hiring people with disabilities at Auburn plant
• Maine political group wants more information on GOP university van use
• Ex-Sugarloaf CEO to head state broadband panel
• Red Sox, Lackey stumble against Indians
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• Junior League state champs
• Donations rise for first time in three years
• Maryland man charged after refusing to leave Oxxfest
• Photographers display work at Bangor library
• Umenyiora tired of being portrayed as the bad guy
• Orono golf tournament to fight children’s cancer
• Bangor police chief says bath salts creating crisis
• Aug. 1, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Madawaska native hands out final rose on ‘The Bachelorette’
• Waldo County wins State Senior League championship
• Patriots re-sign former UMaine star McGowan; Miami signs Masterson
• Light back with Patriots for 2 years
• Chelios, Tkachuk, Suter to enter US Hockey Hall
• Blacksmith roundup to be held in Bradley
• NBA talks provide no encouragement for Stern
• Stolen prescription pad leads to felony drug charges
• FBI files reveal more threats to late Sen. Kennedy
• Philanthropist Ruth Perelman dies in Philly at 90
• John H. Marburger, science adviser to George W. Bush, dies
• Student survey calls Ohio U top party school in US
• Scientists stunned by surface of asteroid Vesta
• House, grumbling, passes debt deal; Senate is next
• Yankees shortstop Jeter out of lineup
• Cancer Care Raffle winner announced
• Midcoast area support groups, Aug. 4
• Bangor area sports and recreation news, Aug. 4, 2011
• Judge orders Casey Anthony to report for probation
• Midcoast community news, Aug. 4
• ‘Credible lead’ surfaces in D.B. Cooper case
• Two pitchers commit to UMaine baseball program
• Americans find debt standoff ‘ridiculous’ and ‘disgusting,’ poll shows
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• New fake IDs are so good, they’re dangerous
• Message launched from NH 50 years ago found
• College of the Atlantic gets $2M challenge grant
• Summer camp showing kids what they can do
• Maine senator to decide role as sporting group head
• July 30-31, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Gulbis edges Fish at Farmers Classic
• State all-star tourneys: Bangor wins Junior title; Senior final Monday
• Small-market teams turn buyers at trade deadline
• ‘Lifeline’ of public transit faces deep cuts in RI
• With federal program banned, localities now pay bills for cleanup of meth labs
• Mass. texting ban requires education, enforcement
• Afghanistan car bombing kills as many as 13
• Debt-limit showdown: Some tea partyers urge their leaders to compromise
• Waldo County Senior League wins two
• Montgomery, Jones help Sun to 99-92 win over Dream
• Button comes through wet Hungarian GP for F1 win
• Auto racing roundup: Farmington driver Taylor wins first ACT race
• Yani Tseng wins Women’s British Open for 5th major
• Teachers march on Washington
• Ice cream makers work to keep up with demand
• Ocean views give garden cache
• Come Boating! seeks participants for rowing regatta
• Belfast’s Civil War veteran comes home, 147 years later
• 9@Night: A Golf Tournament with a twist
• Shop locally, make an impact
• CMCA opens four new exhibitions
• Bolduc 50th Anniversary
• Register now for fall classes
• Penobscot Bay Rendezvous offers Photo Pursuit
• School news Aug. 4
• Pewees and phoebes compared
• Beacon calendar July 28
• Cardinals acquire Furcal from Dodgers for prospect
• Camden International Film Festival announces online pass sales
• Destination: Wedding
• Maine man charged in home invasion, sexual assault
• Couponing: 50 percent off … your manhood
• Banks prepare for government shutdown
• Lester hurls Red Sox past White Sox, 10-2
• Schooner with 49 passengers runs aground off Portland
• GOP, Obama edge closer to debt deal
• Brewer holds off Augusta in 10 innings to advance at Legion tourney
• Construction constricts parking, fair-goers adjust
• Millinocket man killed in Route 11 accident
• La. troopers: Dad sleeps while 8-year-old drives
• Longtime civil engineer Morgan has designs on the City of Bangor
• Duck Days of Summer
• Quimby rep unfazed by Millinocket leaders’ opposition to park
• Another earthquake jolts northeastern Japan
• Ellsworth beehive vandal still owes $4,000 from ‘02 case
• Gayton outlasts Bangor in elimination game
• Police arrest Bangor man on robbery charge
• 400 attend roller rink shooting victims’ funeral
• Camden group hand jives its way to YouTube
• NJ figures in dispute over cap-and-trade success
• FBI offers $25,000 reward in case of missing NH girl
• Technology a ‘game-changer’ for law enforcement
• Musicians invited to jam session on closed NH-Maine bridge
• Maine game chief leading efforts to restore deer population
• South Portland cancer fundraiser to draw 1,100 women
• Maine GOP leader says UMF College Republicans parked vans on Election Day
• Wife of murder victim pleads guilty to conspiracy
• Stolen gun used in Livermore Falls crime, police say
• Teenager injured in crash on Route 4
• July 29, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Phillies acquire Pence from Astros
• Connecticut stops Hermon stars in regional softball semifinal
• Coastal, Bangor all-star teams advance
• Strong Cape effort seals deal for UMaine’s Bilodeau to SF Giants
• Sharp words cause Millinocket to reconsider Chamber funding
• Ugandan Little League team strikes out on visas
• Autopsy results still pending for Rockwood man
• Jansen needs blood thinners, on DL for 3 weeks
• Old Town’s Cross to play hockey for Junior Pirates
• AWOL soldier defiant in 1st court appearance
• Alaska town opens Facebook page for bear sightings
• Yard sale and barbecue in Millinocket
• Names in the news, July 29
• Births in Aroostook County
• Game Loft Unity program to take place every Thursday in August
• Turkey pot pie dinner to be held in Orrington
• SEC: Scams may target $3.4B Indian settlement
• Masson leads halfway through Women’s British Open
• Regulators shut 3 more banks for total of 61 in 2011
• Old allegations of spying could haunt News Corp. in US
• How they voted: Maine’s congressional delegation, July 22-28, 2011
• Farmington 14-mile blueberry cycle tour will take place Aug. 6
• Investors pulling money out as deadline nears
• Montoya expects to be competitive at Brickyard
• RI authorities check up on sex offenders, arrest 8
• Mass. detects EEE in mosquitoes
• Sanders: Obama should play 14th Amendment card
• Down East births
• Questions about cheating could hinder efforts to improve schools
• Police seek Rockland man who escaped pursuit in kayak
• Portland on lookout for gang members after fight
• Penobscot Valley High School 2011 Fall Schedules
• Maine Turnpike bonds given stable outlook from credit agencies
• Hartland soldier to be laid to rest
• A BDN sportswriter’s tale: taking one for the team
• A BDN sportswriter’s tale: Taking one for the team
• July 28, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Baddour stepping down as UNC athletic director
• Lochte beats Phelps with world record in 200 IM
• Searsport fire causes extensive heat, smoke damage
• Arab journalist in Rockland encourages America to help democracy in Middle East
• Boston’s bats finally fizzle in 4-3 loss to Royals
• Immelman leads by 1 at Greenbrier Classic
• Browne’s eagles give him US Senior Open lead
• Big teams, big names coming up at trade deadline
• Giants agree to terms with Kiwanuka as camp nears
• Debt-limit vote postponed as GOP seeks support
• Woods to end 3-month layoff at Firestone
• Bush, Kolb among players dealt in NFL trades
• Polygamist leader mute during opening statement
• Street battles in Somali capital amid famine help
• Patriots get WR Ochocinco in trade with Bengals
• Brewer golfer dons skirt, plays in Ladies League match
• Governor orders flags at half staff Friday for soldier’s funeral
• Governor’s budget task force asked to find $25 million in cuts
• Domestic violence forum draws outstanding reception
• US accuses Iran of ‘secret deal’ with al-Qaida
• Pittsfield doctor named MaineCare medical director
• Treasury calls bankers to New York meeting on debt
• Cota, Worcester lead Bangor past Morrill Post
• New England Patriots think Haynesworth will fit in
• Fire Danger
• Airlines asked to reveal profits in FAA shutdown
• Norway’s ‘lone-wolf’ attacks stir angst in Europe
• Afghan Taliban launch twin attacks in the south
• Debt deal or not, weak economy is likely to suffer
• IRMA PEIRCE
• ERIK GABRIEL ANDRADE-LARA
• Skowhegan 2011 Fall Schedules
• If you are a current or incoming student who wishes to waive the health insuranc...
• Funtown Splashtown in Saco to expand
• Girl, 16, hitchhikes from Waterville running camp to Mass. home
• Twin sisters found dead in Portland; police seek cause
• Closing arguments begin in Orono hit-and-run trial
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• Calais 2011 Fall Schedules
• Emerald ash borers on the move in Maine
• Volunteers help Lewiston woman feel at home in her new home
• July 27, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Beltran accepts trade to Giants
• McNabb heading to Vikings, Holmes stays home
• Beales win Wacky Wednesday races at Speedway 95
• Boston beats up Kansas City
• William Faulkner’s niece, Dean Faulkner Wells, dies
• Mets agree to trade OF Beltran to Giants
• Two teens suffer serious injuries in LaGrange ATV crash
• Cards acquire P Edwin Jackson, trade CF Rasmus
• ‘Magu’ Lujan, influential Mexican American artist, dies at 70
• Man credited with Charmin ‘Squeeze’ campaign dies
• Ceremony marks closing of Walter Reed hospital
• Woman charged with setting grandmother on fire indicted by grand jury
• New fossil might be oldest known bird
• Rural residents face health care obstacles, study says
• Messages offered mother, daughter hope amid carnage on Norwegian island
• Food supplements airlifted into famine-hit Somalia
• Several Bangor streets being repaved this summer
• Waldo County’s re-entry center, sheriff recognized for success working with inmates
• Drop the wood! NY cracks down on destructive bugs
• Postal Closings
• DONALD W. MILLEY and JACQUELINE H. (TERRIO) MILLEY
• ROMA A. MAJOR
• LEWIS B. INMAN
• JOHN S. ROQUE JR.
• LEWIS J. TUCKER
• STEPHEN J. THOMAS
• STEVEN J. LEVESQUE
• SCOTT STEPHEN KENNEDY
• Bangor 2011 Fall Schedules
• Wow! Imagine everyday of your life being a day that provides you the opportunity...
• Brunswick base redevelopment official wins award
• Maine emergency chief to testify in Washington
• Raymond Hill Baptist Church suffers extensive damage in fire
• Maine police shooting video removed from Internet
• General Dynamics 2Q profit rises slightly
• Sumner 2011 Fall Schedules
• S. Maine Community College starts work on new campus
• Red Sox beat up Royals
• July 26, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Senior League World Series 2011 schedule
• Bangor police investigating TV theft
• Brewer edges Bangor to earn Senior League World Series berth
• Hampden AcademyFourth quarter honor roll
• G.D. Spradlin, veteran character actor, dies at 90
• Ex-Democratic Party chairman Charles Manatt dies
• Brewer men plead guilty to baggage thefts
• Alabama disassociates from store owner
• East Millinocket school leaders deadlock on park feasibility study
• DOT discussing Howland’s Penobscot River bridge options
• Freestyle Olympic skier kills self in Utah
• Stearns 2011 Fall Schedules
• NFL players return to work, ready for football
• News in brief: Heat eases, but more waves may come
• Red Sox put Drew on DL; Youkilis sits out game
• Greenwood woman charged with cruelty to animals
• Motorcycle hits Sheriff’s Department van in Farmington
• Sailor injured in melee outside Bath bar
• RI encouraging nursing students to work in state
• Mass. gun-maker to pay $600K in gun-death lawsuit
• Storms hit W. Mass. area struck by June tornadoes
• Patriots return for physicals, workouts
• Budget Cuts
• Millinocket business owner spots burglary suspect
• Fort Kent’s Theriault gains confidence from TD Bank 250 showing
• Dan Peek, founding member of band America, dies
• Former Milo police sergeant fights to clear name, reputation
• SHERRY L. (WILEY) DEPHILIPPO
• PERCY JAMES KEEGAN
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• Winslow 2011 Fall Schedules
• Mass. man arrested in Lyman in twin shooting
• Maine delegation split on Obama speech
• Indians say Washington County wind project threatens old rites
• Southern Maine Community College marks start of work on new campus
• Former state senator announces Portland mayoral candidacy
• Seen around Bangor
• Law gives Maine tax credits for investments
• Yankees beat up sinking Mariners
• July 25, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Connecticut stars roll past Hermon in New England regional
• Alexander, Bissell spark Brewer past Bangor
• Hermon man accused of continuing to expose himself
• Old Town to hire firm to find new manager
• Brewer advances to District 3 Senior League final
• Slasher Summer Camp: ‘Sleepaway Camp III: Teenage Wasteland’
• White Sox GM hasn’t made decision on trade strategy
• Pastor revs up race crowd with invocation
• Teen thought he would die in Alaska bear attack
• US Muslims prepare for summertime Ramadan fasting
• RI health experts say “Nantucket Fever” on rise
• Bragg award
• Business news
• Florida man arrested three times in a week
• Hermon launches zero-sort recycling program
• School news
• Health news
• Winners, losers to be determined, but hero of lockout is Kraft
• Competency test ordered for Vt. murder suspect
• Vt. nuclear plant to refuel despite uncertainty
• Patriots eager to stay at home for camp
• UN races to get food to hungry Somali refugees
• For close friends, Beach to Beach is personal
• Busch says TD Bank 250 victory was meaningful
• Debt Collision
• Corinth woman arrested after hit-and-run
• Penquis 2011 Fall Schedules
• GOP alleges fraud in Maine voting
• Driver escapes rollover crash with minor injuries in Hodgdon
• July 23-24, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Man charged with OUI after driving car into Long Lake
• Head-on collision injures two during severe storm in St. Agatha
• Bangor area arts news, July 28
• Smyrna men accused of taking logging equipment for joy ride
• All-star baseball: Bangor East posts state win in 10-11
• All-star softball: Hermon’s Theberge no-hits Massachusetts in regional
• Hunnewell earns victory at Winterport Dragway
• Bay Festival to welcome Navy ship
• It’s ‘Hamlet’ under the stars
• NASCAR driver Kyle Busch rolls to Oxford 250 victory
• Uncle Kracker, a Parrothead Party and Emerson Drive headline Lobster Festival
• Waldo County nonprofits awarded grants
• New Asia Room in Searsport store a showcase for art and books
• Midcoast school news, July 28
• Midcoast sports news, July 28
• Classic Small Boat Show to be part of Belfast Harbor Fest
• Silver Frame Awards honor seniors
• King-Mitchell Post 7529 to hold inaugural powwow
• Lake monitoring program to offer invasive plant workshop
• Oregon congressman faces sex allegation
• GOP, Democrats ready rival emergency debt plans
• Key economic events for coming week
• Names in the news, July 25
• Sprinkler system saves Rockland hotel from major fire damage
• Vinalhaven girl wins $250,000 ticket to her future
• John Shalikashvili, former Joint Chiefs chairman, dies at 75
• Acadia Hospital’s children’s programs get local boost from fundraiser
• UMaine fireworks lead to charges against two local teenagers
• Couples wed on 1st day gay marriage is legal in NY
• Eddington pays homage to its 200-year history
• Kyle Busch continues winning ways in PASS 150 at Oxford
• Suspect: Norway attacks ‘marketing’ for manifesto
• Fort Kent 2011 Fall Schedules
• Fort Fairfield 2011 Fall Schedules
• Shaken Norway sees echo of Oklahoma City
• How much for pencils and soap? Dover will tell you
• Red Sox send Mariners to 14th loss in a row
• Movie review: ‘Captain America: The First Avenger’
• On Blu-ray and DVD: ‘Tekken’
• Troops in Afghanistan pay tribute to fallen Maine soldier
• Melissa Etheridge fearlessly rocks Bangor Waterfront
• Zagon leads West senior stars to Lobster Bowl victory
• Sheriff’s department, wardens searching for missing Westfield man
• Culture celebrated at Micmac farmers market
• Speirs takes Greater Bangor Open victory in playoff
• Transient arrested after refusing to stop drinking beer, police say
• Teen’s sea adventure retraced routes of Columbus
• 18 vie for title of Maine Sea Goddess
• Fundraising midcoast kitchen tour planned
• Health news July 28
• Pen Bay volunteer director receives DOVE Award
• Coastal Children’s Museum activities announced
• Look for fun at Friendship Day
• Neighbors open gardens for tour
• Bangor woman on bath salts allegedly pulled knife on couple
• Plane that crashed off Matinicus recovered
• Most of Maine under ‘very high’ fire danger
• Maine Forest Service, six fire departments battle wood fire
• Police view data and video from North Berwick train crash, but can’t comment
• Tourists expected to flock to Windjammer Festival
• Bail search leads to drug charges against another person
• Pair accused of possessing marijuana, prescription drugs and illegal mushrooms
• Pants become the long and the short of the GBO
• Drug agent witnessed woman crushing pills, Brewer police say
• Red Sox extend Mariners’ losing skid to 13
• Search under way for missing Old Town man
• Elston having surprisingly good rookie season in Sport-Fours
• Hermon softball earns Eastern Region victory
• Travis Pastrana ready to take $5 million challenge
• Rookie Maya Moore among 10 first-time All-Stars
• Drivers speak up on Golden Tate’s criticism
• Dykstra ordered to stand trial in auto theft case
• Next Mars rover will land in 96-mile-wide crater
• What has 22 pink tentacles around its nostrils?
• Ohio man convicted of murder in 11 deaths
• 2004 John Bapst grad recounts Oslo government headquarters bombing
• Writing a letter home has been fun
• Worn-down Rockland building gets major makeover thanks to state, federal funds
• Bowdoin, other optional-test colleges buy test score names
• Swan’s Island project to improve trails
• Ellsworth to foreclose on dozens of timeshare properties
• Cubs topple Astros 4-2
• Lobster Bowl to showcase deep QB pool; extra precautions taken for heat
• MacDonald faces added challenge to defend Oxford 250 title
• Golf Metaphor
• Farmington native named UMF men’s, women’s cross country coach
• House kills bill to keep compact fluorescent bulbs off Capitol Hill
• JONATHAN FRANKLIN PRESCOTT III JP III
• A prince of a guy
• Island Institute to issue $2M to Maine startups
• Sources say Pentagon chief to OK end of military gay ban
• Political activist pleads not guilty to assault; wife contests ‘victim’ label
• Group loses appeal of Kennebec River dredging project
• Hopkins wins first Phippen race at ‘95’
• Local Sports Results, July 22, 2011
• Owners OK deal, players don’t vote yet
• Tovie St. Louis to try to qualify for LPGA Tour
• Wanted LaGrange man accused of leading police on chase through woods
• As Obama, Boehner rush to strike debt deal, Democrats are left fuming
• Ill. family feuds over dad’s baseball collection
• Airplane makes emergency landing on Mont. highway
• House tries to shackle new consumer agency
• More states defying federal government on education law
• US government ends Chrysler investment; Fiat increases stake
• Group sues over Title IX high school enforcement
• Ohio voters will get to decide fate of union law
• Ace Navy pilot Noel A.M. Gayler dies, directed the NSA under Nixon
• Work begins on Lincoln’s new public works garage
• Brands warming up to women’s active wear
• Marlow Yachts pulls out of Eastport boat school project
• First Bancorp sees profits up, to $6.3 million, in 1st half of 2011
• Region, nation to sizzle in latest heat wave
• Maine Red Claws to introduce new coach
• LePage holds Capitol for a Day in Piscataquis County
• Census: More gay couples living together in Maine
• Heat to cause unhealthy air quality in Maine, NH, according to EPA
• Local Sports Results, July 20, 2011
• Four charged in Stockholm American Legion burglary
• Newport rejects $1.1 million in infrastructure spending
• Police grant Florida man’s arrest wish
• Bangor man accused of stealing from hospitalized father
• All-star tourneys roundup: Old Town captures District 3 crown
• House GOP, holding up debt deal, faces pressure
• Katahdin Chamber supports national park feasibility study
• Irving teams up with firm to buy Portland, Bangor terminals
• QB Collins at peace retiring after 16 seasons
• Last space shuttle aims for Thursday landing
• Judge strikes down Maine’s matching funds law
• Fallen Hartland soldier’s father, a fellow warrior, grieves for his son
• Fort Kent’s Theriault eyeing TD Bank 250
• Maine students explore career options at Husson pharmacy camp
• Presidential candidate with big wrench to visit every Maine county
• Golf pro Speirs works hard to keep playing; GBO starts Thursday
• Borders
• VERLAN ‘HUNKY’ PORTER
• MICHAEL S. WOODWARD
• MARTHA MORIN
• LILLA MAE DAVIS
• JOSEPH D. COTE
• JOHN G. FAULKNER
• JAMES A. SANDERS
• GEORGE P. MOORE
• Berwick man accused of robbing NH bank
• Naked, crying woman rescued from Waterville sewer pipe
• Pointing
• First Wind farm to be dedicated Tuesday
• Greenville festival celebrates Thoreau, Wabanaki
• Poll shows support for Lewiston casino
• Lewiston murder suspect appears in court
• Brewer wins Zone 1 championship
• All-star tourneys roundup: Holbrook, Old Town to vie for title
• Red Sox fall to Orioles
• Bangor Juniors capture District 3 baseball title
• Holbrook earns win in championship round
• NCAA president wants aggressive approach to change
• Bipartisan debt plan emerges in Senate, but House GOP goes own way
• 14 arrested in alleged cyberattack on PayPal
• Aroostook County police investigating fatal Westfield crash
• Summer Beauty Essentials
• Wood leads Bangor Legion team to championship round
• Warden’s Envy (Broiled Venison)
• Weekly calendar of events for July 21
• Finger-Pointing
• Bangor area support groups
• Bangor area arts news for July 21
• Website created to track Wallagrass gas spill cleanup
• New bookstores mean new book festival for Belfast
• Piscataquis County commissioners award contracts
• Lincoln’s Homecoming draws national blues band
• Truck and tractor pulls returning to Millinocket
• SHERRILL J. MORRELL
• STEPHEN RUSSELL
• SHAWNA JEAN GILBERT and TERRI-LYNN GILBERT
• RALPH A. TREADWELL
• Portland man describes shooting roommate
• Robbery suspect arrested after S. Portland standoff
• Police investigating death of Gorham infant
• Richmond mother jailed for breaking baby’s bones
• Brewer advances to championship game
• Bangor stays alive with 10-0 victory over Hampden
• Hartland soldier killed by IED in Afghanistan
• Panel to probe state land sale to prison warden
• Local Sports Results, July 18, 2011
• Red Sox use 8-run 8th to beat Orioles 15-10
• All-star tourneys roundup: Two Holbrook teams advance to finals
• Hampden council approves Chevron settlement, firetruck
• Borders to liquidate after sale efforts collapse
• Hermon posts win in state softball tourney
• Space shuttle’s science brought payoffs to Earth
• Last space shuttle crew bids historic goodbye
• Cameron cuts trip short to confront phone-hacking scandal
• Car safety: Let Grandma drive the kids
• California pension funds grow more than 20 percent
• Vt police: Foul play suspected in disappearance
• Vt. judge denies bid to keep nuke plant open
• John Toll, educator who led growth of colleges, dies at 87
• Residents’ group disputes director’s oversight of Newport artifacts
• Drug crimes dominate Knox County grand jury indictments in July
• Bangor native Smith savoring first PASS victory
• Incarcerated youth welding, wiring a future
• Boone’s weeklong camp in Orono helps youngsters reach new heights
• KATHLEEN V. ‘TOTO’ SHORETTE
• SHAWN CYRIL RUSSELL
• PETER K. REED JR.
• PAULINE ELIZABETH CLUKEY
• MARY HILYARD BATES
• MARIE G. MILAN
• MARGUERITE ‘BETTY’ PARENT
• LEO A. OVERLOCK
• LAURINE ‘RENEE’ HEBERT
• MARJORIE A. LANE
• EVA MAHAR KELLEY
• KATHRYN E. (ROLLENE) RICHARDS
• JEAN S. NORTHAM
• HEATHER M. PELKEY
• Trustees approve new planetarium, observatory at UMaine
• July colors
• July 17-18, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Motor City beats up on Bangor
• Paraguay beats Brazil on penalties in Copa America
• Hermon wins 11-12 softball state title
• Dwight Howard strongly considering career overseas
• Red Sox homer 3 times, rally past Rays
• AP source: Judge expected in NY for NFL talks
• Craig takes first, third at U.S. mountain biking championships
• Plane carrying 4 crashes off Matinicus Island
• Brewer opens Legion tourney with 7-2 victory over Hampden
• Voeckler keeps Tour lead but doubts chances to win
• Hermon’s Watson claims Super Streets feature at Spud
• Japan wins 1st World Cup title in penalty shootout
• Brewer, Motor City earn Zone 1 tourney wins
• Six hospitalized in two-car accident in Standish
• Man sets world speed record on motorcycle at Loring
• Warner sets world speed record at Loring
• Names in the news, July 18
• Cordray to be nominated to lead Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
• Debt worries drive U.S. stocks down
• New project to track ospreys in NH
• RI tackles red tape in the name of job creation
• They have a personal interest in Mitt Romney’s politics
• Ex-Uruguayan dictator Bordaberry dies at 83
• Flawed thinking may have doomed nuke plants
• The view from aboard a sailboat
• ‘Caylee’s Law’
• Sink economy, boost Bachmann
• On his 20th try, Darren Clarke wins British Open
• Why is China afraid of the Dalai Lama?
• Speech
• Newman edges Stewart to win at New Hampshire
• MILTON J. ‘BUB’ DOUGHERTY and GLENWOOD C. DOUGHERTY
• KENNETH H. BEACH
• VOLNEY STEWART
• Motor City advances with walk off victory over Lincoln
• More than 10,000 expected at Scarborough country music festival
• Casey Anthony leaves Florida jail under heavy guard
• Woman killed, man seriously injured in Enfield crash
• Holbrook Junior League team beats Houlton 13-1
• River groups celebrate Penobscot cleanup
• Maine tourism officials optimistic about summer
• Anti-wind protesters to attend Rollins wind project event
• Texting leads to crash, car fire in Ellsworth
• Maine students prepare for Chinese sojourn
• It works best if you follow the instructions
• Biker injured in downtown Lincoln crash
• Fight over labor mural removal by Gov. LePage not over yet
• Medical marijuana group reaches financial agreement as lawsuit looms
• Kittery Point couple settles in NH mortgage case
• Jury selection in Orono hit-and-run death to begin Monday
• Feathered friends bring neighborhood together
• Pa. man wins 30th annual Peaks-to-Portland swim
• Gay marriage friends, foes ready to raise money
• Maine Democrats kick off ‘Get Real’ tour in The County
• Nursing student gets $300,000 in lawsuit after being expelled for sexual harassment claim
• Lewiston school nurse wins national award
• Move over! Maine traffic law requires giving stopped vehicles a wide berth
• July 15, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Three-car crash in Hudson sends four to hospitals
• Red Sox fall to Rays
• Hermon man accused of pointing BB gun at Bangor Mall patrons
• Text messaging a preferred form of communication
• Cast iron perfect for your shade, Japanese or tropical garden
• All-star tourneys roundup: Hermon advances to state softball final
• Things to do July 16, 2011: Home and Garden
• Wigglers help gardeners turn garbage into compost
• Quiltmaking group’s creations provide comfort
• Virginia evangelist Freddy Clark to preach at Old Fashion Revival Center
• Special events, July 16, 2011
• Before you launch that kayak
• Alomar and Blyleven ready for Baseball Hall of Fame
• Sea kayaker’s checklist
• Bee swarms plague Calif. neighborhood, kill dog
• Astronauts fix second failed computer on shuttle
• Experts: Casey Anthony should go to a safe house
• McLaughlin wins inaugural Ikey Dore Memorial
• After the Final Shuttle
• Bulger’s girlfriend to remain held without bail
• NTSB joins probe of Boston airport collision
• US oil and natural gas rig count up by 18
• Syrian Troops Kill 27 as Protests Intensify in Damascus Area
• Taking better wildlife photos
• Three dots, six cartons of milk…
• NASA probe arrives at ancient asteroid
• Dodgers owner seeks lower spousal support payments
• A journey along the coast begins
• Got a great outhouse? Share it with us for a chance to win
• News briefs: Lightning fatally strikes NJ family twice
• Things to do Outdoors: July 16, 2011
• International Justice Day is worth celebrating
• NH toughens out-of-state firewood ban
• Lincoln District Court cases June 8-July 8, 2011
• Births at Mayo Regional Hospital, Dover-Foxcroft
• Fogarty out, Moran in as Houlton boys basketball coach
• Teenage Jet Skiers charged with operating while drunk on Sebago Lake
• Maine windjammers celebrate anniversary
• July 14, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Glenburn residents of many minds about one-way street
• Property taxes to increase in Dexter
• All-star tourneys roundup: Holbrook eliminates Brewer
• Hampden woman prevails for Speedway 95 victory
• Washington County commissioners approve grant for broadband service
• YMCA joins national effort to feed low-income children this summer
• Millinocket shopping center may land major tenant
• GOP senator plans to resign to head sportsmen’s group
• Cantor emerges as player and a pain in debt talks
• Millinocket seeking ATV enforcement grants
• Calais, Acadians split Legion baseball twinbill
• News briefs: Huge sink hole opens in highway, causing fatal Utah crash
• Motorcycle pursuit lands Levant man behind bars
• Settlement to benefit Hampden-area conservation efforts, Chevron says
• India warns: End to terrorism can’t be guaranteed
• Crawford to return Monday, Beckett set for Sunday
• Borneo rainbow toad seen for first time in 87 years
• Former NFL linebacker convicted of murder in Calif.
• Vegas cops nab 208 pounds meth, arrest immigrants
• Man captured in NH is arraigned in NY fire deaths
• Camden man accused of pushing wife off cliff indicted on attempted murder charge
• Harvard study puts Maine’s rural hospitals on defensive
• Bail violation lands Bangor man in jail
• GOP adds constitutional amendment to budget fight
• Pentagon discloses largest-ever cyber theft
• Debt talks: Dire warnings, a possible compromise?
• Several Maine Little League umpires chosen for regional tournaments
• Inmate charged with manslaughter in death of another prisoner in 2009
• Zone 1 American Legion Tournament schedule
• Edward Little 2011 Fall Schedules
• Fairchild Semi sees profits, sales up in Q2
• Democrats to launch statewide tour
• 2 schools to announce merger Thursday
• July 13, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Abdullah breaking down barriers in weightlifting
• Common yellowthroat
• Seamans pitches Hampden past Bangor
• Names in the news, July 14
• St. Thomas sparks Brewer 11-12 stars past Hermon
• Suicide an overlooked cost of war
• MCI planning annual reunion weekend
• Say no to new trade deals and start over
• The golden rule of fiscal discipline
• Maine National Guard announces promotions
• Red Sox have AL’s top record despite bad start
• Births at Calais Regional Hospital
• Soto Pocket Torch XT
• MPBN installs antenna to improve Bangor TV signal
• UMS trustees to consider $5.2M project to combine observatory, planetarium
• Santerre, Craven named to top 10 NASCAR East drivers list
• Kingsbury named Easton boys basketball coach
• Reports of shots fired in Dexter under investigation
• Milo man arrested after hitting girlfriend, police say
• Colleges, communities steering toward more bus service
• Chevron to pay six-figure settlement for decades-long oil leak in Hampden
• Murdoch drops bid for British Sky Broadcasting
• Machias board denies opening streets to ATVs
• US begins drawdown of troops from Afghanistan
• 8-year-old Brooklyn boy is killed and dismembered
• Columbia Falls town office closed after administrative assistant resigns
• Parade of vessels, free concert to mark 75th anniversary of windjamming
• Obama raises more than $86M for campaign, Democratic National Committee
• State ends budget year with surplus
• More people criticize, support Arab network speaker in Rockland
• Renter accused of knife attack on maintenance man unable to make bail
• Longtime Bucksport town manager to retire
• McConnell warns GOP: Don’t help re-elect Obama
• Eastport approves city budget with no tax increase
• LePage appoints two to DECD posts
• BPA
• Fed divided over more stimulus as economy weakens
• Police await autopsy on decomposing body found in Lewiston
• Portland man accused of shooting friend 6 times to face trial
• LePage dramatically reduces payments needed for pension, at a cost
• July 12, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Fielder HR propels NL to consecutive All-Star wins
• Maine surpasses national rate in creation of ‘clean’ jobs
• Acadian stars capture District 1 title
• Bangor tops Brewer to earn Zone 1 Legion top seed
• Calais Legion team tops Penquis
• Bridal Style 101
• Celebrating the Penobscot River
• Bangor area business news, July 14
• Soccer Skills and Conditioning Camp scheduled for Aug. 1-4
• Coming to terms with diabetes
• Brewer considers City Hall handicap ramp
• ‘The Corn Factory’
• Pittsfield Town Council approves public hearing for raising chickens in urban areas of town
• Piscataquis County Superior Court cases July 5-8, 2011
• Hudson home destroyed in early morning fire
• PORTopera to present ‘The Daughter of the Regiment’ July 28, 30
• Doran leads by 1 at Maine Amateur Golf Championship
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• Ex-prime minister says newspapers hired ‘criminals’ to gather info on him
• Residents want tighter domestic violence laws, bridge named after slain Dexter family
• Mothers, murder and tabloid-TV a volatile mix
• Betty Ford’s post-White House life inspired, saved lives
• Knox County Superior Court cases May 6-June 3 and June 24-July 1, 2011
• Grid players stay cool while electric costs surge
• The faces of those Obama is betraying
• The ‘just-vote-no’ crowd
• News briefs: Witness tampering alleged at Casey Anthony trial
• Assessing the space shuttle program
• Maine Central Institute, Pittsfield, fourth quarter honor roll
• Wednesday, June 13, 2011: Jobs, deer and the deficit
• Dexter administrator receives national award
• McConnell offers new way out of debt talks deadlock
• Washington County Grand Jury indictments range from arson to criminal mischief
• Easton High School 2011 Fall Schedules
• Deer Isle-Stonington 2011 Fall Schedules
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• Amtrak Downeaster trains running a day after crash
• Debt talks get combative
• House to vote on ban of light-bulb rule
• Beach and business: Is that Slurpee tax deductible?
• CMP donates 241 acres of wetlands to Lewiston bird club
• Maine Denny’s restaurants reverse transgender restroom policy
• Punk band Dropkick Murphys shipping up to Bangor
• Cano wins HR Derby, beating Gonzalez
• St. George Days Celebration
• July 11, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Waterfall Arts classes
• Main Street Maine community
• Midcoast arts news, July 14
• Immerse yourself in 5 senses at Ocean Glimpse Farm during Belfast Garden Club Open Garden Days
• Midcoast calendar events, July 14
• Corinth bicentennial includes trolley rides, gospel music
• Celtic concerts make the rounds
• Next Generation Theatre hard at work on ‘A Night on Broadway’
• Tour glance
• Bangor area community news, July 14
• Rule for new insurance exchanges issued
• 100-degree days piling up in Midwest, South
• Budget and finance difficulties hindering college graduation rates
• Betty Ford asked for talk of politics at funeral to be held Tuesday
• Trooper stops purse theft, arrests man on bath salts, finds cocaine
• Maine marine official asks for a fair shake for Maine lobstermen
• William Deane carried the California Flag into battle at Manassas
• Jackson urges All-Stars to speak out against law
• Grow up! Maximize space with vertical gardening
• Patience Cruise Ship offers summer specials
• London museum says it will show a lost da Vinci painting
• Sen. Snowe’s representatives to meet with public in Mars Hill
• Old Navy marks store remodeling milestone
• Recycle container, quench your thirst
• Fines lower drivers’ use of cellphones, study finds
• Good nutrition can ease the pain of rheumatoid arthritis
• Do Your Part: Five ways chemicals sneak into your home
• Rise and fall of Eastern Corp. topic of talk
• Passing on your assets can be matter of trust
• Phi Beta Kappa honor society recognizes Maine students
• Caribou High School 2011 Fall Schedules
• Camden Hills High School 2011 Fall Schedules
• Stabbing, beating follow fight in Lewiston
• Woman escapes injury by seconds when car crashes through York fish market
• Berwick rollover sends one to the hospital
• Calais sweeps Lincoln Lumber to stay alive in playoff race
• Tobacco enforcement contract goes to Maine
• Crash into granite wall sends driver to hospital in Lebanon
• Middle-schoolers write, publish novels
• July 9-10, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Donations sought for Chamber auction on Oct. 14
• Coastal Chamber lists lots to do and see this summer
• Midcoast sports news for July 14
• Colorful sora rails are common, but seldom seen
• 2 found dead in murder-suicide in NH
• Police find body in burning car at NH storage company
• Hiker rescued in NH’s White Mountains
• Mass. man survives deer ‘head-butt’ car attack
• Motor City sweeps Bangor in Legion baseball
• All-star tourneys roundup: Lincoln, Bangor, Hermon record Junior wins
• Ferrer beats Fish to close out US
• White House meeting on debt ends with little progress
• Camden Public Library’s Summer Reading Program rewarding adult readers
• Census records a ‘picture’ of a household
• Record heat, storm blasted Bangor a century ago
• Folsom holds on for victory at Unity Raceway
• Supreme Court had mixed record on free speech, elections
• Why health insurance helps
• Common sense and respect for and from government
• Franchitti wins third IndyCar title in Toronto
• Hypnotist principal faces questions after suicides
• Kate, William depart US after charming Hollywood
• Murdoch flies to UK as paper dies, scandal lives
• Sebasticook Valley Health Diabetes Support Group’s first monthly meeting Thursday in Pittsfield
• Falcon Quinn series a perfect summer read
• Seo has 1-shot lead at U.S. Women’s Open
• Defending champ Aruba set to return to Senior League World Series
• NASA
• Drawbacks to TV set-top boxes
• ‘Burnt Mountain’ a delightful read
• Brunswick High School 2011 Fall Schedules
• Cony High School 2011 Fall Schedules
• Monson man charged with domestic violence assault
• Search off Maine coast called off
• Dexter High School 2011 Fall Schedules
• Central High School 2011 Fall Schedules
• WWII veteran laid to rest in Maine
• Police shootings on the rise in NH
• Toby Keith concert loaded with favorites, fans
• Solon advocate for homicide victims wins national award for work
• New library opens on Swan’s Island, replacing former schoolhouse destroyed in ’08 fire
• Maine’s part-time military personnel line up for free tickets to Toby Keith concert
• Efforts to further preserve B-52 crash site being made in Greenville
• Gardner’s 2-hitter propels Hampden Junior League all-star team to victory
• Midcoast auto shops sponsor car giveaway for needy
• First full day in orbit for Atlantis nearly perfect
• Trash and recycling top Greenville board’s agenda
• Workshop on use of DIR-Floortime model set for this month at UM
• Jeter gets 3,000th hit, first Yankee to do it
• Homeless as a boy, LePage targets domestic abuse
• Limits weighed to keep small fishing boats afloat
• A labor of love: Young mother organizes doula training in Belfast
• New UMaine coach Barron on recruiting trail
• Police reviewing inmate death at Maine State Prison in Warren
• Maine Preservation honors UMaine for Coburn Hall renovations
• Movie review: ‘John Carpenter’s The Ward’
• Former first lady Betty Ford dies at 93
• Baby boy born at Lewiston hospital abandoned
• Kim takes lead at U.S. Women’s Open
• July 8, 2011, Local Sports Results
• GOLF TIPS: Smooth fairway woods and hybrid clubs
• Red Sox rout Orioles in fight-filled game
• Enrich your plants: Compost at home
• Guide specializes in women’s trips
• The Great Outdoors Cookbook
• Things to do July 9, 2011: Outdoors
• In the future, you’ll get what you want with just a simple touch
• Local control of Down East Community Hospital may resume soon
• US agency proposes more hunting in wildlife refuges
• Going to a horse show
• Lighter-than-air Samsung tackles Apple’s air
• All-star tourneys roundup: Bangor, Hermon notch Junior victories
• Police: Bangor man on bath salts arrested after series of 911 hang-up calls
• North to Alaska: It’s a small world after all
• Some in Clemens jury pool critical of Congress
• Aging issues can put retirees’ money at risk 
• Beckett leaves with ‘mild’ knee strain
• Names in the news, July 8
• Thousands rally against Syrian regime as ambassador signals support for protesters
• Former editor who served as aide to Cameron is arrested in phone-hacking scandal
• IMF agrees to give Greece $4.2 billion
• Volunteers on the lookout for trout
• House passes defense spending bill with $17 billion increase
• US military deaths reported in Iraq, Afghanistan
• Scores of Somalis dying in Ethiopia UN camps
• NATO admits civilian deaths in Afghanistan
• St. Thomas’ Church to hold Summer Fair
• Quilt Show to be held in Atkinson
• Woman hurt in I-95 rollover
• Maine in a bottle — Lisbon makes merry with Moxie during 3-day fest
• Caribou police searching for wanted Perham man
• Property wealth, wages and enrollment should drive education funding fix
• The reunion as summer highlight
• Feeding Maine’s hungry has become more challenging as the need has grown
• UMaine-bound Heath undergoes arm surgery
• GOP off to good start, but Augusta can’t be remade in six months
• Texas Rangers fan dies, fell reaching for ball
• New on Blu-ray and DVD: ’13 Assassins,’ ‘Hobo with a Shotgun’
• Motor City scores 14 in victory over Penquis
• Mayors learn bass fishing from a pro
• Board of Environmental Protection OKs Oxford casino funding
• Referendum drive kicks off Friday in Maine
• LePage to sign methadone-truckers bill
• July 7, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Red Sox hit 6 homers to top Birds, reclaim first
• Kerr, Anderson lead when storms hit US Open
• Second new college hockey league will become a reality in 2013-2014
• Bangor Legion baseball team improves to 15-1
• All-star tourney roundup: Hermon eliminates Sebasticook
• Lawrence R. Newman, ardent advocate for the deaf, dies at 86
• Britain’s royal couple takes on the Golden State
• Casey Anthony to go free next week
• Patrick knows qualifying is key at Toronto
• Sweden hospital completes lab-made windpipe transplant
• Waldo County law enforcement group seeking new blood
• South Sudan to Secede Amid Tensions
• Popular PASS returns to Beech Ridge on Saturday night
• Caribou to test emergency warning system on July 14
• Two mother-son pairings graduate from adult education in Aroostook County
• Some Catholics maintain Galileo was wrong and Earth is at universe’s center
• NYC mayor to officiate at staffers’ gay marriage
• SummerFest 2011 reunites East Millinocket families
• House rejects effort to prohibit funds for Libya
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• SUSAN B. GRANT
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• New Navy supervisor in Bath to be installed Thursday
• Citizen’s veto movement hopes to restore same-day voter registration
• Saint Joseph’s Dunn named GNAC Woman of Year
• Mt. Abram lodge burns after lightning strike
• Swan’s Island gets new library to replace one destroyed by lightning
• July 6, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Ellsbury, Youkilis HRs back Wakefield in 6-4 win
• Veazie council looks to fill spots vacated by longtime assessor
• Showers shorten Speedway 95 race program
• Dover-Foxcroft woman impaled by tree limb during heavy thundershower
• Cries for help spur search in Milbridge
• Harris posts five RBIs to power Brewer past Bangor West
• Benoit double helps Motor City beat Calais
• Newport selectmen tackle cemetery, beach work at meeting
• Returning world gold medalist in Special Olympics gets hero’s welcome
• RI mob sweep suspect accepts plea deal
• Mass. insurer to rebate cost of CEO severance
• Alert neighbor helps Lincoln police charge burglary suspects
• Alert neighbor helps Lincoln police charge burglary suspects
• Persistence pays off: South Korea wins Olympic bid
• NFL labor: time getting tight
• Dahlkvist, Fischer lead Sweden to 2-1 win over US
• Casey Anthony, acquitted, now must rebuild life
• McDonald’s throw secures Red Sox’ 3-2 win
• Clemens trial selecting jury; judge raps Hill
• Bangor unsure about proposal that would lay off downtown parking enforcers
• TSA warns of possible airline threat involving implanted bombs
• Oil Spill
• Gale powers Trenton to second win
• Despite E. Millinocket’s woes, volunteers and businesses make SummerFest a reality
• FREDERICK H. MARTIN
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• W. OWEN CRAIGHEAD SR.
• JACOBEY MICHAEL STEVENS
• DARCY L. SHAW
• ROSE MORANCIE
• PAUL W. LIBBY
• Welcome to DAY TWO of "Getting To Know EMCC"! Our Building Construction Technology students apply their skills by actually building a house as part of their studies. How cool is that?
• Michaud applauds WTO ruling against China
• Maine Turnpike traffic falls for holiday weekend
• Lewiston warns parents about TB in schools
• Renys department store coming to Topsham
• Holbrook stars edge Hampden
• July 5, 2011, Local Sports Results
• NBA disputes report questioning its losses
• Red Sox hold off Blue Jays
• Cote, Bagley propel Ellsworth to District 1 ages 9-10 softball crown
• Gale leads Acadians past Penquis in Legion baseball
• State Reps. Cain and Cushing reflect, vent about session at BDN forum
• Former UNC player files lawsuit against school, NCAA
• Bread wheat production field day set at UM Rogers Farm
• Lester leaves with back injury after allowing no hits in 4 innings
• JEAN MALLOCH MORRISON
• ROWENA ‘RENA’ M. BOUTOT
• HAZEL M. BOULIER
• ROY ZARUCCHI
• LEILA FLORIS WHITE
• BERNARD STRIAR
• SHIRLEY E. CHADBOURNE
• SGT. 1ST CLASS, E7, LAWRENCE ‘LARRY’ H. STOVER
• SCOTT M. OSGOOD
• SANDRA M. (GILES) LINDQUIST
• ROBERT E. ‘BOB’ MCEWEN
• ROBERT ‘BOB’ D. BRENNAN
• EDNA K. PRESTON
• PAUL W. LIBBY
• NANCY MAE LANE
• MARIANNE (CRAIG) MYLEN
• PHYLLIS J. LEIGHTON
• FRANCIS LANDRY
• JEAN THOMPSON BARKER
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• Augusta bomb shelter, a relic of the Cold War, threatened by sewer project
• Lawmakers sideline bill to study head injuries
• Soldier killed in Vietnam honored 40 years later in Turner
• Love academy aims to repair French legacy
• July 4, 2011, Local Sports Results
• NASA’s return to Earth
• Hunt 3K, Sebec Village 5K Road Race Results
• Carmel animal control officer investigating dog bite
• New air traffic control system at crossroads
• Heart disease, No. 1 killer, can sneak up on women
• Airlines positioned for big gains in efficiency
• Delay Social Security, add annuity to outlive savings, GAO says
• S&P warns bank plan would cause Greek default
• Autism study downplays role of genetics
• Breast-cancer screening guidelines should reflect risk factors, study says
• Medicaid health providers brace for new round of fee reductions
• Syrian troops roll into Hama, a symbol of antigovernment activity
• The man who hunted Osama bin Laden
• Trading fit for fat: don’t lose fitness ground over the summer
• Oak Hill High’s whiz kid: A Web, software developer at 17
• Jury deliberates in Casey Anthony murder trial
• Where’s the beef? Michigan State aims to find out
• Flooded, washed-out roads reported in Caribou area
• Houlton Agricultural Fair winds down with music, fireworks
• Hacking on Fox News Twitter reports Obama’s death
• Mom: Boy begged Mass. guards to aid sinking woman
• Gay marriage repeal among leftover NH issues
• Mass. tavern boss happy as clam with chowder title
• Vt. firm banned from explosive biz after NH blast
• Fireworks, parades, 62 hot dogs: US celebrates 4th
• Mass. man drowns off Martha’s Vineyard
• Vt. city mystified by census population decline
• Holden driver controlling temper, piling up wins
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• Two hurt in Levant ATV accident
• Convictions of 3 Mass. speakers show lure of power
• Dexter woman injured in motorcycle accident in Palmyra
• Declaration signers being honored
• Campaign Finance
• Lobster Bowl Rosters
• Happy Independence Day!
• July 2-3, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Big inning propels Calais to victory over Penquis
• Phelps strong in tuneup at Canada Cup
• Hampden athlete captures Special Olympics gold medal
• Pen Bay Healthcare ‘Carescapers’ spruce up hospital gardens
• Hampden man is new judge
• 2011 Maine Celtic Celebration poster released
• Time to be aware of elder abuse
• Apprenticeshop demonstrates remote control model boat
• Poster contest winners
• Midcoast school news, July 7, 2011
• Rockland police officer warns about dangerous new drugs
• Midcoast sports and recreation news, July 7, 2011
• Recreation news
• Midcoast area calendar of events July 7, 2011
• Nesting creatures are interesting to observe
• Summer in the city with music
• 20 things to do on the midcoast this summer
• Garden club bestows scholarship
• Nesting creatures are interesting to observe
• Klitschko beats Haye on points
• Donations help Texas ex-cheerleader in legal fight
• Bangor area school news for July 7, 2011
• Serving families: Dirigo Pines staff, residents donate to Ronald McDonald House
• Bangor area community news for July 7, 2011
• Los Alamos evacuation order lifted; 12,000 go home
• Awards honor those of creative spirit
• Corea’s Seaside Grange to hold annual rummage, bake sale
• Warming ocean could melt ice faster than thought
• South Paris Founder’s Day to offer car show, live music
• English theater company travels with its theater
• Last Vietnam-era draftee is retiring from Army
• Vt.-based Circus Smirkus hitting the road
• Mathematician and cryptographer Robert Morris dies, helped launch Unix
• Tens of thousands of gallons of oil spilled into Montana river
• Pet therapy brings joy to hospital’s patients
• NH rep asks for moment of silence for soldier killed in Afghanistan
• For Vt flood victims, FEMA centers offer help
• RI Gov. Chafee signs bill allowing civil unions
• Napa Valley vintners brace for climate change
• Hermon driver survives wrecks to post 6th straight win at Speedway 95
• Movie review: ‘Larry Crowne’
• Organizers offer peek at 2014 World Acadian Congress schedule
• Police: E. Machias man ate half an ‘eight-ball’ of cocaine before assaulting officer, fleeing into woods
• Dexter gets 10-4 victory over Millinocket
• How many pounds of drugs did your county hand over to police this spring?
• Second annual 30-Mile Yard Sale sparks friendly competition
• Arena construction not expected to affect Bangor State Fair
• Potato growers who suffered crop losses get federal assistance
• Lobster boat racing circuit draws fishermen from across the state
• Maine preparing for Independence Day festivities
• Children of UMaine coaches face challenges, rewards in sports
• Teenagers learn how to become state troopers
• Saco man chosen to Tweet space shuttle launch
• Lost cousins found in Hancock woods
• Maine state police beef up weekend patrols
• LePage: Thank a soldier this holiday
• Rockland man reaches plea agreement in theft, fraud
• Brunswick school principal’s arrest prompts probe
• July 1, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Red Sox rally by Astros
• Acadian stars rally past Machias
• MacEachern, Spencer power Howland to 13-6 Babe Ruth victory over Dexter
• Cook, Huston shoot 63s in Montreal Championship
• Howard rallies Phillies to 7-6 win over Blue Jays
• Choi ties course record and takes the lead
• Gadhafi threatens attacks on Europe
• Murky water hid dead body in Mass. pool for 2 days
• Testimony ends in Casey Anthony murder trial
• RI high court upholds wind power agreement
• Kobe Bryant undergoes knee procedure
• Ex-IMF chief freed without bail; charges stand
• Bangor High’s Capuano leaving, to attend prep school
• Redesigned Island Country Club draws high praise
• Canadians celebrate national holiday with royal couple
• Maine hockey alumni weekend in Portland area for first time
• UK watchdog: University must share climate data
• Bulger gets pricey ride to Boston courthouse
• Third straight win eludes Cubs again
• Wildfire danger to Los Alamos lab subsiding
• Woman charged with embezzling $220k from oil firm
• RI civil union legislation divides gays
• Photo confirms grizzly in Washington’s N. Cascades
• Sharks lure tourists to Cape Cod town, frazzling residents
• Cake Toppers
• Hunting for funds for fish and wildlife
• Hampden gets 16-13 legion victory over Penquis
• Augusta bridge due for $12 million paint job
• Maine state police beef up weekend patrols
• University College at Saco preparing to move into new building
• LePage to sign fireworks, gambling bills in Bangor
• TV show filmed in Maine to air Friday night on the Discovery
• Jury awards $3M in medical malpractice case
• Piece of steel from World Trade Center makes its way to Auburn Fire Department
• June 30, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Gendreau helps Brewer Legion team edge Motor City
• Glenburn land use ordinance vote to stand
• Harmony residents voice opinions on ATV access trail
• All-star tourneys roundup: Brewer records second tourney win for ages 11-12
• Feds say medical marijuana dispensaries could face prosecution
• Corkum to coach U.S. Under-17s in August tournament
• Mass. judge says Bulger can get public defender
• Actress Edith Fellows, subject of high-profile custody case, dies at 88
• Bangor High School fourth quarter honor roll
• Mattanawcook Academy, Lincoln, second semester honor roll
• With no town funds, Dover-Foxcroft YMCA to change programming
• Bowen right to question premises on which public education is based
• Local umpires draw assignment a world away
• Bath salts is this era’s LSD
• The NLRB got it right on Boeing
• Legislature lays groundwork for stronger economy
• LePage’s approach tears holes in the fabric of Maine communities
• Borrowing and spending the GOP way
• NH court upholds auctioneer’s reprimand
• Vt’s senator: Feds won’t intervene in Entergy suit
• Bar Harbor Oceanarium stays open despite fire damage
• Was woman’s body left in Mass. pool for 2 days?
• Old Town all-stars notch second win in baseball tourney
• Santerre moving race shop to Charlotte, N.C.
• Pakistan the main event
• Fireworks
• Police say Ormsby killed trio with combat-style knife
• Teenage girls charged in fight posted on YouTube
• One good “sniff” may save a life
• The Downeast Duck Hunter
• Seeds of Peace kicks off 19th summer camp
• Man who killed 15-month-old boy in 2010 to be sentenced
• Aspiring state troopers take 3-day training course
• Boys to Men speaks out against domestic violence
• Judge to determine whether man convicted in street fight murder gets new trial
• June 29, 2011, Local Sports Results
• Brewer, Hampden split Legion baseball doubleheader
• MacNevin earns Big Enduros victory
• Ibanez, Worley lead Phillies over Red Sox
• All-star tourneys roundup: Bangor West downs Houlton in Dist. 3 11-12 baseball
• IWF changes rules on attire for US Muslim athlete
• First playoff event goes to Bethpage Black
• Blazers offer C Oden qualifying offer
• Tiger Woods to pitch heat rub in Japan
• Obama stops short of endorsing gay marriage
• Hermon thumps Bangor for Dist. 3 softball title
• Carrasco pitches Indians past Diamondbacks
• Health forum participants discuss obesity, substance abuse in Maine
• RI passes civil unions bill; governor intends to sign
• Confrontational Obama rebukes GOP on debt talks
• Biking for Wounded Veterans
• Judge: Prison can forcibly medicate Tucson shooting suspect
• Imagine that, Cheney scores in 1st WCup appearance
• NFL lockout already hurting fantasy companies
• ‘You could tell he was on something’: Lincoln residents speak of ‘bath salts’ encounter
• Firefighters battle Oceanarium blaze in Bar Harbor
• Federer eliminated at Wimbledon despite 2-set lead
• Stearns High School, Millinocket, fourth quarter honor roll
• NFL rookies anxious to collect 1st paycheck
• Greece passes steep cuts as riots seize capital
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• Hermon High School, fourth quarter honor roll
• Maine businesses caught in middle of health reform
• On 3rd heart, Compton on verge of fulfilling dream
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• Heart lecture interrupted by heart attack
• Searchers looking for body of drowning victim in Weston
• Comrades roll to 6-1 victory over Navigators
• Pre-engineering degree available at community college in fall
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