Biddeford, ME News

• Biddeford, ME News
• Department of Education celebrates graduate student and staff achievements at hooding ceremony
• Westbrook College of Health Professions Graduate Hooding and Awards Ceremony honors student and faculty achievements
• Westbrook College of Health Professions undergraduate awards honor student and faculty achievements
• UNECOM students take first, second, and third places in Northeast Osteopathic Medical Education Network’s 11th Annual Research and Scholarship Forum
• UNE awards 1,183 degrees at 2012 Commencement; Chellie Pingree delivers keynote address
• UNE’s online MSW degree ranked among top ten in U.S.
• 2012 Arts and Sciences Research and Scholarship Symposium winners announced
• Nor'easter bats come alive in 11-8 NCAA win over Husson
• Political science students participate in Model United Nations in New York
• University of New England announces winners of Humanism in Aging Leadership and Humanism in Aging Action Awards
• CCC Champs! UNE softball team sweeps through tourney for NCAA bid
• UNE rolls into Saturday's CCC softball title round with 11-0 win over Seahawks
• UNE 2012 ULead awards recognize leadership among students, faculty and staff
• College of Osteopathic Medicine announces recipients of Dean's Research Fellowships for 2012
• A Seal Named Wiggle: Wiscasset Student Leah Coughtrie Wins UNE/The Maine Mall Seal Naming Contest
• Trip to the seashore includes shark visit for third graders
• UNE signs agreements with two Spanish universities, providing a seamless study away program and opportunities abroad for health professions education and research
• Exhibition of landscape paintings by Cornish artisit J. David Deal to open at UNE's campus center
• UNE launches online doctoral program in educational leadership, appoints director
• 183 participate in the 2012 Nor'easter Reverse Sprint Triathlon
• UNE Philosopher David Livingstone Smith wins Anisfield-Wolf Book Award for Nonfiction for his study 'Less than Human'
• UNE neuroscientist Dr. Robert Lenox appointed to NIH advisory panel on drug abuse
• ACL injury expert Tim Hewitt to speak at UNE's 2012 Alfond Sports Medicine Lecture April 27th
• Award winning Native American recording artist and cultural speaker J.J. Kent visits UNE campuses
• University of New England’s Psi Chi Honor Society Chapter welcomes 21 new members
• University Health Care for Kids Providers to Move to InterMed
• Magazines list Portland among the 'greenest' and best for employment growth
• UNE researcher Michael Burman receives $404,000 NIH grant to study pediatric anxiety disorders
• UNE's Marine Animal Rehabilitation Center to release four seals
• Aquarium science and marine biology major Colin Marshall visits Turtle Aruba, answering fourth-graders' questions about the shelled creatures
• Josh Pahigian completely updates his 'Ultimate Baseball Road Trip' for fans visiting stadiums around the U.S.
• Congresswoman Chellie Pingree to be UNE's 2012 commencement speaker
• National Academy of Osteopathic Medical Educators names Dr. Polly Leonard a 2012 Fellow
• Saco River ferry to provide commuter passage to UNE community in three-week trial
• UNE announces scholarships for summer early college programs 
• 'Red flags' of elder investment fraud the focus of UNE program on April 18th
• Forbes magazine names Portland area sixth most optimistic for employment growth this spring
• University of Pennsylvania legal scholar Anita Allen discusses 'Is Privacy Worth Saving?' April 3rd
• UNE Marine Animal Rehabilitation Center film featuring baby harp seal 'Stef' accepted into ocean-based film festival 
• UNE graduate students in the health professions explore neuroscience discoveries and clinical practice
• Sport Management Professor Richard LaRue receives highest honor of the American Association for Physical Activity and Recreation
• UNE announces registration for summer session, Early College
• UNE Art Gallery presents Rebecca Goodale's artist books on Maine’s rare flora and fauna
• UNE hosts lecture on mania and depression in American culture March 26; associated events in Bangor and Houlton
• UNE to offer Irma Stern works, enhance art acquisition and conservation
• Best-selling author Diana Henriques discusses 'What Bernie Madoff Can Teach Us about Business Ethics' April 12th
• UNE’s Applied Exercise Science Program receives international association endorsement
• Labyrinth: A new gathering place on the Portland Campus
• Study by UNE researcher Michele Polacsek finds junk food marketing still widespread in Maine schools despite ban
• Governor Paul LePage tours UNE during Biddeford visit
• Historian Paul Burlin co-edits new book on America’s largest 19th-century missionary organization
• Geriatrics scholar Marilyn Gugliucci receives national mentorship award
• UNE staff exhibit 'Another Part of Me' at Biddeford Campus Center
• Women's basketball team to meet Johns Hopkins in NCAA 1st Round
• UNE hosts 4th Annual Northeast Undergraduate Research and Development Symposium
• Women's basketball players Kelley Paradis and Kari Pelletier headline four recognized in CCC honors
• Men's basketball player Ryan Knotek named CCC Senior Scholar Athlete of the Year; Charles Fenner named all-CCC
• UNE women's basketball team advances in CCC tourney with 63-55 win over Bison
• IMM(UNE) Club volunteers bring smiles and aid to Guatemala
• Women's basketball team ranked second in the NCAA Division III Northeast Region poll
• UNE Add Verb Productions' 'Out & Allied' book free to schools courtesy of Sprague Foundation
• UNE Add Verb Productions Director Cathy Plourde honored with Hardy Girls Healthy Women’s annual activist award
• UNE hosts composer Eliot Cherry Feb. 22 for performance about care-giving and love at life's end
• Art Gallery hosts 'Arts Faculty Biennial Exhibition 2012'
• Michael T. Goulet Traumatic Brain Injury and Epilepsy Foundation awards grant to UNE
• UNE scholar Anouar Majid's new book, ‘Islam and America,' looks at roots of faith-inspired prejudices and possibilities for peace
• College of Osteopathic Medicine is a sponsor of the 8th Interdisciplinary World Congress on Low Back and Pelvic Pain
• Richard Payette's Jazz Series paintings in black and white on display at UNE
• UNE’s medical school Dean Marc B. Hahn meets with First Lady Michelle Obama to discuss best practices for veterans
• UNE Maine Geriatric Education Center co-sponsors Living Art - Living Well studio
• Bill McKibben,'the planet's best green journalist,' discusses 'Notes from the Front Lines of the Climate Fight' Jan. 20th
• COM Professor Nananda Col participates in NIH consensus panel on prostate cancer
• UNE’s Julia Furtado, Miss Maine 2011, competes for public's vote for Miss America 2012
• Noam Chomsky packs 1,000-seat house with talk on 'Arab Spring, American Winter'
• UNE's InterProfessional Education Collaborative receives grant to create online tool for future health care professionals
• In Memoriam: Trustee Emeritus Charles E. Stickney, Jr.
• GracePoint - Where are you???
• State to partner with UNE's Geriatric Education Center to combat elder financial exploitation by providing tools to Maine health care practitioners
• Grant aims to improve child health in southern Maine by exploring access to immunizations and community resources
• UNE Professor Charles Thompson's 'en plein air' paintings on display at the Campus Center Dec. 1st
• Geriatrics scholar Marilyn Gugliucci Named Healthcare Hero by Maine Today Media
• Collaborative research leads to increased catch quotas for New England fisheries
• Exercise physiologist Lara Carlson's research on NASCAR thermoregulation may improve drivers' performances
• Maine author David Jourdan to discuss the deep sea search for Amelia Earhart at UNE Nov. 29
• 2011 UNECOM Turkey Trot
• Sara Young of Montana State University will speak on 'Building Health Disparities Research Capacity in Montana's Tribal Colleges' Nov. 2nd
• UCSD philosophy scholar Patricia Smith Churchland discusses 'How the Mind Makes Morals' at UNE Oct. 27th
• UNE's Add Verb hosts writing workshops for youth in faith-based communities
• James Sulikowski investigates life history of Atlantic wolffish and cusk with $33,000 Northeast Consortium grant
• UNE presents films by Huey documentary and discussion on jazz legend Marian McPartland
• UNE has Maine's first accredited master of public health degree
• UNE's Add Verb Productions and faculty invited to present at public health and family medicine conferences
• Award winners for the 2011 UNECOM Research Day announced
• Marine biologist James Sulikowski is co-investigator for a $163,000 NOAA grant to research life history traits of two shark species for fisheries management
• UNE and Sodexo organize food drive to stop hunger
• UNE's Polly Leonard elected president of the Northeast Osteopathic Medical Education Network
• Marine biologist James Sulikowski leads menhaden survey funded by $250,000 grant
• UNE College of Osteopathic Medicine celebrates 15th Annual White Coat Ceremony
• Breast cancer fighter, author, filmmaker Ann Murray Paige to speak and sign her book ‘Pink Tips’ at UNE's Portland Campus Oct. 23rd
• UNE scholars Matthew Anderson and Cathrine Frank co-edit new book on 'Teaching Law and Literature'
• UNE women's cross country team presented ECAC Scotty Whitelaw Sportsmanship Award
• UNE researchers awarded $433,938 NSF grant for purchase of a scanning spectral confocal microscope
• SMMC PrimeCare and University Health Care agree to expand care in Saco
• UNE breaks ground on $20 million Harold Alfond Athletics Complex
• Andrew Card at 2011 Bush Distinguished Lecture: 'The greatest invitation I ever received’
• UNE women's cross country to receive ECAC Scotty Whitelaw Sportsmanship Award
• Groundbreaking Ceremony for the UNE Harold Alfond Athletics Complex set for Sept. 26th
• UNE Pharmacology Professor Ed Bilsky named AOA Research Mentor of the Year
• Three University of New England professors receive American Heart Association grants
• The University of New England hosts Multicultural Dance Festival at Biddeford City Theater
• UNE celebrates 50-year tradition recognizing outstanding women of achievement with Deborah Morton Awards Sept. 20th
• Healthy Lawns Forum to feature UNE Moderator, Panelist
• UNE team provides hands-on heath care and education in Ghana
• Back to School for Biddeford - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• UNE announces $3.5 million state award to help open first College of Dental Medicine in Northern New England
• UNE genomics workshop attracts researchers and local industry
• UHC pediatrician Andrew Tenenbaum profiled as one of 'Forty under 40' by Maine Sunday Telegram
• Center of Excellence in the Neurosciences Capstone Event features neurosurgeon Dr. Lee Thibodeau Aug. 10th
• UNE President Danielle Ripich chosen by Mainebiz as one this year's 'Women to Watch'
• John Ripton's Exhibition 'reflections - urban (por)traits' on display at UNE
• UNE College of Pharmacy first in Northern New England to receive accreditation as provider of continuing education
• UNE's website honored with a first place by Educational Advertising Awards
• Chemistry researcher Amy Keirstead awarded ACS grant for studies on 'green solvents'
• Haley’s Tire’s awards Biddeford resident Nicole Cartier its annual scholarship.
• 'Children's Book Illustrators' at the Art Gallery July 27th through October 30th
• Add Verb Productions receives Maine Arts Commission SMART grant
• UNE Office of Citizenship and Service Learning receives MCF grant
• UNE will induct three former student-athletes and one former coach-administrator to Varsity Club Hall of Fame
• UNE marine biology students make an exciting discovery in the Gulf
• UNE announces new appointments to Board of Trustees
• UNE pharmacologist Todd Vanderah awarded a Maine Cancer Foundation grant to develop promising treatments for breast cancer-induced bone pain
• 26 UNECOM students awarded 2011 Research and Practice Fellowships
• UNE’s Add Verb Productions launches 'Out & Allied' anthology featuring LGBTQ youth and allies’ performance pieces
• Christy Bergland's 'The Early Seasons of Great Pond' are on display at UNE
• Westbrook College of Health Professions Graduate Hooding and Awards Ceremony honors student and faculty achievements
• Westbrook College of Health Professions undergraduate awards honor student and faculty achievements
• UNE College of Arts and Sciences awards 2011-12 Ludcke Chair to literature scholar Susan McHugh
• University of New England names Dr. Dora Anne Mills VP for clinical affairs
• 2011 Undergraduate Arts & Sciences Symposium winners announced
• Marine Animal Rehabilitation Center releases four rehabilitated seals
• Rain calls ECAC softball tourney; both UNE, Brandeis runners-up
• Athletics Department honors 2010-11 student-athletes
• Big Blue blanks Rivier in first round of ECAC softball tourney
• Artist Donna Beveridge shares her journey with dementia in 'Not a Still Life' at the UNE Campus Center
• UNE softball Coach Dan Letellier voted TCCC Coach of the Year; four players named to all-conference team
• UNE 2011 ULead awards recognize leadership among students, faculty and staff
• UNE 2011 undergraduate awards honor student and faculty achievements
• UNE women's lacrosse player Angel Jarmusz recognized as TCCC Senior Scholar Athlete of the Year.
• UNE students' Saco Museum exhibition on the great age of sail opens May 6th
• Literature scholar Susan McHugh's new book examines animal stories
• Former presidential candidate Michael Dukakis speaks on 'Health Security for Working Americans: A Moral Imperative'
• NPR commentator and author T.R. Reid discusses health care and 'The Healing of America'
• Libyan novelist Ibrahim Al-Koni to speak at UNE May 2nd
• UNE presents third Student Art Exhibition at Biddeford North Dam Mills with opening reception on April 29th
• UNE Center for Community and Public Health completes report for Community Health Needs Assessment
• UNE announces appointment of new provost and vice president for academic affairs
• Best-selling author, NPR commentator T.R. Reid discusses 'A Global Quest for Better, Cheaper and Fairer Health Care' April 26th
• UNE College of Osteopathic Medicine announces Eastern Connecticut Health Network partnership
• Social Work Professor Shelley Cohen Konrad honored as one of the 'Great Women of Maine'
• Former Washington Post journalist and author Ted Gup discusses 'How the Great Depression Changed America' April 18th
• 'Critters' at the Art Gallery April 12 – July 20
• UNE College of Osteopathic Medicine recognized in U.S. News & World Report's 2012 rankings of best graduate schools
• UNE's visting Fulbright scholar presents lectures on biodiversity in Kenya
• Psychologist Martha Farah discusses the ethical challenges of neuroscience in everyday life April 14th
• Solar thermal enhancements under way at UNE Campus Center
• UNE grad Dashiel Masland competes on National Geographic 'Expedition Granted'
• UNE historian Elizabeth De Wolfe discusses 'Desperate for Some Kindness: A History of Asking for Help in Hard Times' March 28th
• The University of New England Marine Animal Rehabilitation Center rehabilitates its first harp seal pup
• More than 160 students attend regional undergraduate research conference at UNE
• UNE College of Pharmacy students raise $1,800 for Make-A-Wish Foundation
• Nor'easters women's basketball team fends off USM to claim ECAC Championship
• Nor'easters women's basketball team advances to ECAC finals with 64-58 win over WPI
• NPR's Morning Edition, Charlie Rose and other national and international media call on UNE political scientist Ali Ahmida for commentary on Libyan uprising
• UNE garners No. 1 seed for ECAC New England women's basketball tourney
• 2011 Harold Alfond Sports Medicine Lecture to feature noted head injury expert Ann McKee
• World Affairs Council of Maine and UNE partner for summit on citizen diplomacy
• Former editor-in-chief of the New England Journal of Medicine,Jerome Kassirer, discusses 'How Finacial Conflicts of Interest Endanger the Medical Profession' Feb. 28th
• UNE philosopher David Livingstone Smith discusses his new book, 'Less Than Human: Why We Demean, Enslave, and Exterminate Others' Feb. 28th
• U.S. Rep. Michael Michaud will deliver UNE's 2011 commencement address
• Daniel and Gayle Brazeau's new book provides an introduction to the principles of pharmacogenomics for pharmacy students and practitioners
• UNE-MGEC Living Art-Living Well Studio second seminar features Acadian woodcarver Tom Cote
• Historian Eric G.E. Zuelow’s new book explores a transnational approach to European tourism history by leading scholars
• Political scientist Brian Duff’s new book explores the dilemma of parenthood in politics and theory
• The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation releases a policy brief on Vermont Health Reform study prepared by the UNE Center for Community and Public Health
• UNE College of Osteopathic Medicine announces 2011 Humanism in Aging Leadership Award
• Literature scholar Jennifer Tuttle co-edits collection of essays on lesser-known works of author Charlotte Perkins Gilman
• UNE announces summer Early College Program scholarships
• Add Verb Productions joins Westbrook College of Health Professions; free performance Feb. 15 at Deering High addresses teen relationships and violence
• Biochemistry researcher Deena Small awarded NIH grant to study effects of flame retardent on bone development
• Visiting Kenyan scholar shares global environmental perspective with area high school students
• University of New England names dean of the College of Dental Medicine
• UNE receives grant for museum course and exhibition with the Saco Museum on the great age of the sail
• Field hockey player Michaela Franey selected ECAC Division III New England all-star
• Art Gallery presents 'The Feathered Hand: Installation, Drawings, Prints by Alison Derby Hildreth'
• UNE commemorates the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. in January with lectures and programs
• Bowdoin classics scholar Jennifer Clarke Kosak to discuss 'The Narrative of Health and Disease in Ancient Greece' Jan. 31st
• Maine Arts Commission awards $50,000 grant to local partnership, which includes UNE, to effect community revitalization through cultural initiatives
• The Harold Alfond Foundation commits $10 million to UNE; gift represents largest in the University's history
• Ali Ahmida presents Ludcke Lecture Dec. 9th on challenging colonial and nationalist models
• Jennifer Morton receives Medical Humanitarian Award for Ghana healthcare work
• UNE Faculty Art Show on exhibit at Biddeford Campus
• Student athletes Lindsay Forrette and Jess Partlow commended by ECAC commissioner for 'tremendous act of sportsmanship'
• Seven year old adopts seal from the University of New England's Marine Animal Rehabilitation Center in lieu of birthday gifts
• UNE College of Osteopathic Medicine announces medical student research awards
• Jennifer Murray named VP for Communications
• UNE, Maine Medical Center and Spectrum Anesthesiolgy co-host AAAS neuroscience panel
• UNE Coastal Healthy Community Coalition helps students attend state-wide Youth Leadership Summit
• Three College of Osteopathic Medicine grads profiled by Bangor Metro in '5 Fabulous Female Family Doctors'
• Nor'easter field hockey TCCC champs conclude season, after making their first appearance in the NCAA tournament
• Big Blue field hockey team headed to NCAA tournament
• UNE steps up fundraising efforts to make College of Dental Medicine a reality:<br />Passage of Question #2 Sets the Stage
• Big Blue field hockey team advances to Saturday's TCCC title match
• UNE-MGEC "Living Art - Living Well Studio" seminar series registration opens
• Field hockey midfielder Hannah Tavella named TCCC Rookie of the Year; 3 other team members make all-TCCC
• Please touch the exhibit: UNE uses iPad to showcase George and Barbara Bush Gallery Berlin Wall Exhibit
• Environmental historian and author William Cronon discusses lessons of environmental history for American environmental politics Oct. 28th
• Marine Animal Rehabilitation Center releases 3 harbor seals
• COM Alumni Reunion highlights nursing home student immersion program and contributions by faculty, alumni and founder
• Residents answer casting call
• UNE hosts health care leaders from Ghana Nov. 10-12 to celebrate new public health partnership
• Mill hosts perceptions of 'Time'
• Neighbors sue over city’s OK of Bay View Convent plans
• A line into the past
• Republicans decry unpaid hospital bills
• Options weighed for tech. school
• Residents answer casting call
• Mill hosts perceptions of 'Time'
• Neighbors sue over city’s OK of Bay View Convent plans
• A line into the past
• Republicans decry unpaid hospital bills
• Options weighed for tech. school
• Options weighed for tech. school
• OOB Legion makes major donation to commemorate women veterans
• Mill hosts perceptions of 'Time'
• Neighbors sue over city’s OK of Bay View Convent plans
• A line into the past
• Republicans decry unpaid hospital bills
• OOB Legion makes major donation to commemorate women veterans
• Mill hosts perceptions of 'Time'
• Neighbors sue over city’s OK of Bay View Convent plans
• A line into the past
• Republicans decry unpaid hospital bills
• Mill hosts perceptions of 'Time'
• Neighbors sue over city’s OK of Bay View Convent plans
• A line into the past
• Former La Kermesse president sentenced to 3 months jail time for embezzlement
• Firefighters train on Maine Energy stack
• OOB Legion makes major donation to commemorate women veterans
• Mitchell listens to Sanford's plans
• Former La Kermesse president sentenced to 3 months jail time for embezzlement
• Firefighters train on Maine Energy stack
• OOB Legion makes major donation to commemorate women veterans
• Mill hosts perceptions of 'Time'
• Neighbors sue over city’s OK of Bay View Convent plans
• Mitchell listens to Sanford's plans
• Former La Kermesse president sentenced to 3 months jail time for embezzlement
• Firefighters train on Maine Energy stack
• OOB Legion makes major donation to commemorate women veterans
• Mill hosts perceptions of 'Time'
• Neighbors sue over city’s OK of Bay View Convent plans
• Mitchell listens to Sanford's plans
• Former La Kermesse president sentenced to 3 months jail time for embezzlement
• Firefighters train on Maine Energy stack
• OOB Legion makes major donation to commemorate women veterans
• Mill hosts perceptions of 'Time'
• Council: Racino money could go toward school bond
• Mitchell listens to Sanford's plans
• Former La Kermesse president sentenced to 3 months jail time for embezzlement
• Firefighters train on Maine Energy stack
• OOB Legion makes major donation to commemorate women veterans
• Mill hosts perceptions of 'Time'
• UNE Maine Geriatric Education Center receives $1.07 million five-year HRSA Grant
• Council: Racino money could go toward school bond
• Firefighters train on Maine Energy stack
• OOB Legion makes major donation to commemorate women veterans
• Williams sentenced to life for OOB murder
• Council: Racino money could go toward school bond
• Mitchell listens to Sanford's plans
• Former La Kermesse president sentenced to 3 months jail time for embezzlement
• Firefighters train on Maine Energy stack
• Chili keeps the heat on at Biddeford Legion
• Williams sentenced to life for OOB murder
• Council: Racino money could go toward school bond
• Mitchell listens to Sanford's plans
• Former La Kermesse president sentenced to 3 months jail time for embezzlement
• College of Osteopathic Medicine celebrates fourteenth annual White Coat Ceremony
• Chili keeps the heat on at Biddeford Legion
• Williams sentenced to life for OOB murder
• Council: Racino money could go toward school bond
• Mitchell listens to Sanford's plans
• Former La Kermesse president sentenced to 3 months jail time for embezzlement
• Chili keeps the heat on at Biddeford Legion
• Williams sentenced to life for OOB murder
• Council: Racino money could go toward school bond
• Mitchell listens to Sanford's plans
• Dental Care for ME kicks off Yes on 2! campaign
• Jury: Twardus guilty of murder
• Verdict brings relief for Gorhams
• UNE awarded federal AHEC Funding to help alleviate health care work force shortages
• Racino eyeing Andrews Road site
• Jury: Twardus guilty of murder
• Verdict brings relief for Gorhams
• Chili keeps the heat on at Biddeford Legion
• Williams sentenced to life for OOB murder
• Council: Racino money could go toward school bond
• UNE hosts 'Out and Allied,' theatre pieces about LGBTQ youth and allies
• UNE College of Pharmacy co-sponsors annual symposium on safe medicine Oct. 10-12
• Dental Care for ME - Yes on 2! Kick-off is planned for Oct. 6th
• Racino eyeing Andrews Road site
• Jury: Twardus guilty of murder
• Verdict brings relief for Gorhams
• Chili keeps the heat on at Biddeford Legion
• Williams sentenced to life for OOB murder
• City officials tour Bangor racino
• Chili keeps the heat on at Biddeford Legion
• UNE joins national call to action to head off looming freshwater crisis
• UNE Gulf research experience sets stage for future study on impact of oil spill
• University of New England pledges to become carbon neutral
• UNE honored for economic development at Portland Regional Chamber's annual awards ceremony
• UNE's alternative transportation bike program highlighted in USA Today
• UNE announces $2.87M NSF Grant for GK-12 Stem Fellows Program
• Douglas Kay presented prestigious award at Maine Pharmacy Association Annual Meeting
• UNE announces Northeast Delta Dental lead gift of $2.3 M in tri-state support of College of Dental M
• UNE Professor Kenneth McCall named president of Maine Pharmacy Association
• Elizabeth De Wolfe’s new book explores 19th-century public debate over a Shaker marriage break
• Literature scholars Matthew Anderson and Cathrine Frank publish an edited volume of scholarship expl
• UNE receives $238,000 in grants to reduce its carbon footprint
• Dr. Robert Lenox, distinguished psychiatrist and neuroscientist, joins UNE faculty
• Occupational therapy scholar Regula Robnett co-edits gerontology textbook
• Sanford mourns soldier’s death
• UNE's Coastal Healthy Communications Coalition promotes National Childhood Obesity Awareness Mo
• Maine Technology Institute awards UNE a $480,000 collaborative grant for College of Pharmacy researc
• Pediatrics scholar Jane O'Brien co-edits textbook on occupational therapy for children
• City officials tour Bangor racino
• UNE golf holds on to win first-ever State Championship
• UNE in top tier of U.S. News & World Report's 2011 Rankings of the region's best univ
• UNE announces $100,000 Davis Educational Foundation Grant for writing instruction
• Racino eyeing Andrews Road site
• UNE’s Coastal Healthy Communities Coalition awards Powerful Youth Mini-Grants
• Vice President for Research Timothy Ford named chair of Maine Innovation Economy Advisory Board
• Avian researcher Bethany Woodworth co-edits book on Hawaiian forest birds
• Jury: Twardus guilty of murder
• University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine student-alumni benefit golf tournament
• Marine Animal Rehabilitation Center releases 12 endangered sea turtles at Cape Cod
• Nancy MacRae co-edits occupational therapy clinical practice textbook
• Verdict brings relief for Gorhams
• UNE Physician Assistant Students to provide key role in health care reform; national organization ce
• Art Gallery presents 'The Architecture of Environmental Landscapes, Within & Without'
• JAMA publishes research on link between SIDS and serotonin conducted by team that includes UNE Profe
• Chili keeps the heat on at Biddeford Legion
• UNE Physician Assistant Program, only one in the state, receives $990,000 HRSA Grant
• UNE honors four prominent Maine women with Deborah Morton Awards
• UNE receives National Science Foundation grant for blue mussel research
• Sanford mourns soldier’s death
• Karen O'Rourke joins UNE Center for Community and Public Health
• UNE’s interactive exhibition on Berlin Wall explores history of city’s East-West Cold Wa
• History scholar Eric Zuelow wins American Conference for Irish Studies publishing award
• City officials tour Bangor racino
• Former National Security Advisor, Lieutenant General Brent Scowcroft speaks at UNE; George and Barba
• UNE awarded Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence grant for 2010-11 academic year
• Racino eyeing Andrews Road site
• Janet Duncan's exhibition 'What Were They Thinking' on display at UNE in Biddeford
• Literary scholar Cathrine Frank's new book examines the relationship of wills and novels in the
• Jury: Twardus guilty of murder
• Greater Portland rated among top 20 most livable small cities for college students
• North African scholar Ali Ahmida publishes 2nd edition of book on roots of modern Libya
• Verdict brings relief for Gorhams
• Native Elder Isabelle Knockwood on Oct. 12th discusses the residential school experience and the Can
• UNE's Center for Community and Public Health is new home to Maine-Harvard Prevention Research C
• Racino eyeing Andrews Road site
• Jury: Twardus guilty of murder
• Verdict brings relief for Gorhams
• Chalk on the Walk brightens city sidewalks
• Sanford mourns soldier’s death
• City officials tour Bangor racino
• Chalk on the Walk brightens city sidewalks
• Sanford mourns soldier’s death
• City officials tour Bangor racino
• Racino eyeing Andrews Road site
• Jury: Twardus guilty of murder
• Local police to host drug take-back day events Saturday
• Chalk on the Walk brightens city sidewalks
• Sanford mourns soldier’s death
• City officials tour Bangor racino
• Racino eyeing Andrews Road site
• City officials tour Bangor racino
• Candidates share concerns in Saco
• Local police to host drug take-back day events Saturday
• Chalk on the Walk brightens city sidewalks
• Sanford mourns soldier’s death
• RSU 21: Close Sea Road, renovate KHS
• Candidates share concerns in Saco
• Local police to host drug take-back day events Saturday
• Chalk on the Walk brightens city sidewalks
• Sanford mourns soldier’s death
• Jurors hear burial details
• RSU 21: Close Sea Road, renovate KHS
• Candidates share concerns in Saco
• Local police to host drug take-back day events Saturday
• Chalk on the Walk brightens city sidewalks
• Jurors hear burial details
• RSU 21: Close Sea Road, renovate KHS
• Candidates share concerns in Saco
• Local police to host drug take-back day events Saturday
• Chalk on the Walk brightens city sidewalks
• Giant pumpkins highlight Harvest Daze
• Jurors hear burial details
• RSU 21: Close Sea Road, renovate KHS
• Candidates share concerns in Saco
• Local police to host drug take-back day events Saturday
• Giant pumpkins highlight Harvest Daze
• Jurors hear burial details
• RSU 21: Close Sea Road, renovate KHS
• Candidates share concerns in Saco
• Local police to host drug take-back day events Saturday
• Twardus told police he ‘adored’ ex-fiancée
• Giant pumpkins highlight Harvest Daze
• Jurors hear burial details
• RSU 21: Close Sea Road, renovate KHS
• Candidates share concerns in Saco
• Giant pumpkins highlight Harvest Daze
• Jurors hear burial details
• RSU 21: Close Sea Road, renovate KHS
• Candidates share concerns in Saco
• Local police to host drug take-back day events Saturday
• BHS progress recognized by NEASC
• BHS progress recognized by NEASC
• Twardus told police he ‘adored’ ex-fiancée
• Giant pumpkins highlight Harvest Daze
• Jurors hear burial details
• RSU 21: Close Sea Road, renovate KHS
• Candidates share concerns in Saco
• RSU 21: Close Sea Road, renovate KHS
• Professional caregivers recognized this week
• BHS progress recognized by NEASC
• Twardus told police he ‘adored’ ex-fiancée
• Giant pumpkins highlight Harvest Daze
• Jurors hear burial details
• Victory Bell dispute resolved
• Professional caregivers recognized this week
• BHS progress recognized by NEASC
• Twardus told police he ‘adored’ ex-fiancée
• Giant pumpkins highlight Harvest Daze
• Jurors hear burial details
• Defense: Gorham murdered by others, not by her ex
• Victory Bell dispute resolved
• Professional caregivers recognized this week
• BHS progress recognized by NEASC
• Twardus told police he ‘adored’ ex-fiancée
• Giant pumpkins highlight Harvest Daze
• Twardus told police he ‘adored’ ex-fiancée
• Victory Bell dispute resolved
• Professional caregivers recognized this week
• BHS progress recognized by NEASC
• Twardus told police he ‘adored’ ex-fiancée
• Gorham murder trial underway
• Defense: Gorham murdered by others, not by her ex
• Victory Bell dispute resolved
• Professional caregivers recognized this week
• BHS progress recognized by NEASC
• Gorham murder trial underway
• Defense: Gorham murdered by others, not by her ex
• Gorham murder trial underway
• Defense: Gorham murdered by others, not by her ex
• Victory Bell dispute resolved
• Professional caregivers recognized this week
• BHS progress recognized by NEASC
• Gorham murder trial underway
• Defense: Gorham murdered by others, not by her ex
• Victory Bell dispute resolved
• Professional caregivers recognized this week
• Museum-goers can get closer look at Kennebunk's past on kayak expedition
• Twomey seeks to consolidate Biddeford food pantries, soup kitchen
• Saco’s past recalled in marker for market
• Museum-goers can get closer look at Kennebunk's past on kayak expedition
• Twomey seeks to consolidate Biddeford food pantries, soup kitchen
• Gorham murder trial underway
• Defense: Gorham murdered by others, not by her ex
• Victory Bell dispute resolved
• Zoning OK'd for medical marijuana dispensary
• Saco’s past recalled in marker for market
• Museum-goers can get closer look at Kennebunk's past on kayak expedition
• Twomey seeks to consolidate Biddeford food pantries, soup kitchen
• Gorham murder trial underway
• Defense: Gorham murdered by others, not by her ex
• High holidays to be more accessible
• Zoning OK'd for medical marijuana dispensary
• Saco’s past recalled in marker for market
• Museum-goers can get closer look at Kennebunk's past on kayak expedition
• Twomey seeks to consolidate Biddeford food pantries, soup kitchen
• Gorham murder trial underway
• High holidays to be more accessible
• Zoning OK'd for medical marijuana dispensary
• Saco’s past recalled in marker for market
• Museum-goers can get closer look at Kennebunk's past on kayak expedition
• Twomey seeks to consolidate Biddeford food pantries, soup kitchen
• Twomey seeks to consolidate Biddeford food pantries, soup kitchen
• High holidays to be more accessible
• Zoning OK'd for medical marijuana dispensary
• Saco’s past recalled in marker for market
• Museum-goers can get closer look at Kennebunk's past on kayak expedition
• High holidays to be more accessible
• Zoning OK'd for medical marijuana dispensary
• Saco’s past recalled in marker for market
• Museum-goers can get closer look at Kennebunk's past on kayak expedition
• The calm before the storm
• Sanford boy charged, taken into custody on alleged school threat
• High holidays to be more accessible
• Zoning OK'd for medical marijuana dispensary
• Saco’s past recalled in marker for market
• Rory Holland trial to take place in Penobscot County
• The calm before the storm
• Sanford boy charged, taken into custody on alleged school threat
• High holidays to be more accessible
• Zoning OK'd for medical marijuana dispensary
• The calm before the storm
• Sanford boy charged, taken into custody on alleged school threat
• High holidays to be more accessible
• Medical marijuana dispensary to open in Biddeford
• Rory Holland trial to take place in Penobscot County
• The calm before the storm
• Sanford boy charged, taken into custody on alleged school threat
• High holidays to be more accessible
• Sanford Council receives report on Walsh arrest
• Medical marijuana dispensary to open in Biddeford
• Rory Holland trial to take place in Penobscot County
• The calm before the storm
• Sanford boy charged, taken into custody on alleged school threat
• Medical marijuana dispensary to open in Biddeford
• Rory Holland trial to take place in Penobscot County
• The calm before the storm
• Sanford boy charged, taken into custody on alleged school threat
• Sanford Council receives report on Walsh arrest
• Medical marijuana dispensary to open in Biddeford
• Rory Holland trial to take place in Penobscot County
• Sanford boy charged, taken into custody on alleged school threat
• Mixed feelings expressed on racino
• Sanford Council receives report on Walsh arrest
• Medical marijuana dispensary to open in Biddeford
• Rory Holland trial to take place in Penobscot County
• The calm before the storm
• Mixed feelings expressed on racino
• Sanford Council receives report on Walsh arrest
• Medical marijuana dispensary to open in Biddeford
• Rory Holland trial to take place in Penobscot County
• The calm before the storm
• Sanford Council receives report on Walsh arrest
• Medical marijuana dispensary to open in Biddeford
• Rory Holland trial to take place in Penobscot County
• Springvale man gets nine years for arson
• Board resists plan to track students
• Mixed feelings expressed on racino
• MDEA cracks down in Sanford
• Springvale man gets nine years for arson
• Board resists plan to track students
• Mixed feelings expressed on racino
• Sanford Council receives report on Walsh arrest
• Medical marijuana dispensary to open in Biddeford
• Veterans cemetery opens in Springvale
• MDEA cracks down in Sanford
• Springvale man gets nine years for arson
• Board resists plan to track students
• Mixed feelings expressed on racino
• Sanford Council receives report on Walsh arrest
• Veterans cemetery opens in Springvale
• MDEA cracks down in Sanford
• Springvale man gets nine years for arson
• Board resists plan to track students
• Mixed feelings expressed on racino
• UNE welcomes students with new residence hall
• Ten vie to open pot dispensary in county
• UNE welcomes students with new residence hall
• Veterans cemetery opens in Springvale
• MDEA cracks down in Sanford
• Springvale man gets nine years for arson
• Board resists plan to track students
• Ten vie to open pot dispensary in county
• UNE welcomes students with new residence hall
• Veterans cemetery opens in Springvale
• MDEA cracks down in Sanford
• Springvale man gets nine years for arson
• Police chiefs: Consolidating 911 dispatch will affect public safety
• Their final resting place: Southern Maine Veteran’s Cemetery dedication Tuesday
• Ten vie to open pot dispensary in county
• UNE welcomes students with new residence hall
• Veterans cemetery opens in Springvale
• MDEA cracks down in Sanford
• Police chiefs: Consolidating 911 dispatch will affect public safety
• Their final resting place: Southern Maine Veteran’s Cemetery dedication Tuesday
• Ten vie to open pot dispensary in county
• UNE welcomes students with new residence hall
• Veterans cemetery opens in Springvale
• MDEA cracks down in Sanford
• UNE welcomes students with new residence hall
• Veterans cemetery opens in Springvale
• Garden thrives in Summer of Service
• Police chiefs: Consolidating 911 dispatch will affect public safety
• Their final resting place: Southern Maine Veteran’s Cemetery dedication Tuesday
• Ten vie to open pot dispensary in county
• UNE welcomes students with new residence hall
• Veterans cemetery opens in Springvale
• Garden thrives in Summer of Service
• Police chiefs: Consolidating 911 dispatch will affect public safety
• Their final resting place: Southern Maine Veteran’s Cemetery dedication Tuesday
• Ten vie to open pot dispensary in county
• Biddeford residents to vote on racino in November
• Garden thrives in Summer of Service
• Police chiefs: Consolidating 911 dispatch will affect public safety
• Their final resting place: Southern Maine Veteran’s Cemetery dedication Tuesday
• Ten vie to open pot dispensary in county
• UNE welcomes students with new residence hall
• Garden thrives in Summer of Service
• Police chiefs: Consolidating 911 dispatch will affect public safety
• Their final resting place: Southern Maine Veteran’s Cemetery dedication Tuesday
• Ten vie to open pot dispensary in county
• Pingree brings feds to mill district
• Biddeford residents to vote on racino in November
• Their final resting place: Southern Maine Veteran’s Cemetery dedication Tuesday
• Breakdancers draw crowds in OOB
• Pingree brings feds to mill district
• Biddeford residents to vote on racino in November
• Garden thrives in Summer of Service
• Police chiefs: Consolidating 911 dispatch will affect public safety
• Breakdancers draw crowds in OOB
• Pingree brings feds to mill district
• Biddeford residents to vote on racino in November
• Garden thrives in Summer of Service
• Police chiefs: Consolidating 911 dispatch will affect public safety
• Mayor tunes in for Council debate
• Breakdancers draw crowds in OOB
• Pingree brings feds to mill district
• Biddeford residents to vote on racino in November
• Garden thrives in Summer of Service
• Motorcyclists recount harrowing experience
• Kennebunk delays vote on energy program
• Motorcyclists recount harrowing experience
• Mayor tunes in for Council debate
• Breakdancers draw crowds in OOB
• Pingree brings feds to mill district
• Biddeford residents to vote on racino in November
• Pingree brings feds to mill district
• County jail workers consider new union
• Kennebunk delays vote on energy program
• Motorcyclists recount harrowing experience
• Mayor tunes in for Council debate
• Breakdancers draw crowds in OOB
• Born a ramblin' man: Baby delivered on Route 111
• County jail workers consider new union
• Kennebunk delays vote on energy program
• Motorcyclists recount harrowing experience
• Mayor tunes in for Council debate
• Breakdancers draw crowds in OOB
• Mayor tunes in for Council debate
• Tractor pull brings hope, smiles
• Born a ramblin' man: Baby delivered on Route 111
• County jail workers consider new union
• Kennebunk delays vote on energy program
• Motorcyclists recount harrowing experience
• Kennebunk delays vote on energy program
• Motorcyclists recount harrowing experience
• Saco Planning Board rejects CMP proposal
• Jury selection set for arson trial
• Tractor pull brings hope, smiles
• Born a ramblin' man: Baby delivered on Route 111
• County jail workers consider new union
• Kennebunk delays vote on energy program
• Tractor pull brings hope, smiles
• Born a ramblin' man: Baby delivered on Route 111
• County jail workers consider new union
• Saco Planning Board rejects CMP proposal
• Jury selection set for arson trial
• Tractor pull brings hope, smiles
• Born a ramblin' man: Baby delivered on Route 111
• County jail workers consider new union
• Kennebunk delays vote on energy program
• Jury selection set for arson trial
• Tractor pull brings hope, smiles
• Born a ramblin' man: Baby delivered on Route 111
• County jail workers consider new union
• Patrol deputies, jail staff rehired
• Saco Planning Board rejects CMP proposal
• Born a ramblin' man: Baby delivered on Route 111
• Dog owners, furry friends looking forward to new park
• Arbitrator: RSU 21 violated TAMS contract
• Patrol deputies, jail staff rehired
• Saco Planning Board rejects CMP proposal
• Jury selection set for arson trial
• Tractor pull brings hope, smiles
• Tractor pull brings hope, smiles
• Dog owners, furry friends looking forward to new park
• Arbitrator: RSU 21 violated TAMS contract
• Patrol deputies, jail staff rehired
• Saco Planning Board rejects CMP proposal
• Jury selection set for arson trial
• Bacon Street fest marks third year
• Dog owners, furry friends looking forward to new park
• Arbitrator: RSU 21 violated TAMS contract
• Patrol deputies, jail staff rehired
• Saco Planning Board rejects CMP proposal
• Jury selection set for arson trial
• Bacon Street fest marks third year
• Dog owners, furry friends looking forward to new park
• Arbitrator: RSU 21 violated TAMS contract
• Patrol deputies, jail staff rehired
• Saco Planning Board rejects CMP proposal
• Jury selection set for arson trial
• Patrol deputies, jail staff rehired
• Saco Planning Board rejects CMP proposal
• Bacon Street fest marks third year
• Dog owners, furry friends looking forward to new park
• Arbitrator: RSU 21 violated TAMS contract
• KBIA celebrates a century in the sand
• Bean removed from Biddeford school dept. subcommittee
• Bacon Street fest marks third year
• Dog owners, furry friends looking forward to new park
• Arbitrator: RSU 21 violated TAMS contract
• Patrol deputies, jail staff rehired
• RSU 21 pursuing improvements to MSK
• KBIA celebrates a century in the sand
• Bean removed from Biddeford school dept. subcommittee
• Bacon Street fest marks third year
• Dog owners, furry friends looking forward to new park
• Arbitrator: RSU 21 violated TAMS contract
• KBIA celebrates a century in the sand
• Bean removed from Biddeford school dept. subcommittee
• Bacon Street fest marks third year
• Dog owners, furry friends looking forward to new park
• Arson fire destroys rectory
• RSU 21 pursuing improvements to MSK
• Campaign trail: Cutler visits Biddeford
• Arson fire destroys rectory
• RSU 21 pursuing improvements to MSK
• KBIA celebrates a century in the sand
• Bean removed from Biddeford school dept. subcommittee
• Bacon Street fest marks third year
• Learys celebrate Open Farm Day
• Campaign trail: Cutler visits Biddeford
• Arson fire destroys rectory
• RSU 21 pursuing improvements to MSK
• KBIA celebrates a century in the sand
• Bean removed from Biddeford school dept. subcommittee
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