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• De Niro to Bates grads: Stay in character
• Maine woman escapes serious injury in turnpike traffic encounter
• Standish home destroyed by fire
• Two brothers sentenced to death in separate states
• Body of missing Portland man recovered from Cathance River
• Seventh Heaven: Sea Dogs win again
• Two children hurt in ATV crash
• Franchitti wins Indianapolis 500, his third
• Driving season begins, as does griping about gas
• For first time ever, gays graduate openly at military academies
• New report details demographics of Maine islands
• Aging, hobbled Ray Allen comes through for Celtics
• 'Men in Black 3' takes down 'Avengers' with $55M
• Almost half of new vets seek disability
• SLIDE SHOW: Memorial Day Photos
• Study: Summer drought in Maine unlikely, despite dry winter
• Watching dissidents is big business in China
• Nonprofit unveils, sails historic boat in Portsmouth
• Polls on gay marriage not yet reflected in votes
• Obama on the defensive on spending, debt
• Maine youth corrections system gets high rating
• Robert Pattinson leaves vampires behind in 'Cosmopolis'
• Maine installing turtle crossing road signs
• Lady Gaga cancels Indonesian show after threats
• Boys skip school, burglarize house
• Senator asks airlines to drop seat fee for young kids
• Local Dispatches
• Syria denies it was behind attack that killed 90
• Two stabbed in Berwick
• The forgotten dead
• Counting endangered Atlantic salmon as they return 'is sort of a guessing game'
• Medical supplies head from here to the world
• Stacking the decks for boating safety
• As Vigue stumps for highway project, foes follow
• East-West Highway: savior or albatross?
• In Syrian massacre's wake, condemnation
• Bay State likely to see new test for Down syndrome
• One year after tornadoes, Massachusetts town is still healing
• Exonerated in rape case, man to file claim against state of California
• Facebook dilemma: Buy, sell or hold?
• Successful Dragon docking opens door to space's future
• Suspect's kin reeling after arrest in Etan Patz disappearance
• Typical CEO made $9.6M last year, AP study finds
• Islamic group convention targets hate
• N.H. failing to use program to help addicted offenders
• Hearing will focus on Air Force's plan to add fighter jet
• Winslow firms adding dozens of jobs
• MaineGeneral plans to trim 47 positions
• Four U.S. Senate hopefuls will address state gathering
• Maine doctor takes Alzheimer's expertise to D.C.
• Sea Dogs sweep Rock Cats with two 4-3 victories
• Smoke from wildfires carries into Maine, NH
• Apple CEO Cook gives up $75M in stock dividends
• Parents' dilemma: Let children play football?
• Court orders Jeff Goldblum's stalker to stay away
• Maine heating oil prices fall to 2012 low
• From neo-Nazi to martial arts teacher: Oregon man's past causes concern
• New food carts for summer: Burgers and gelato
• Hampton Beach store owner charged with selling fake goods
• Astronauts enter world's 1st private supply ship
• For something so simple, pasta is serious business
• Maine man sentenced to 15 years in arson fire
• Shots fired in downtown Lewiston
• Bangor casino adds 2 poker tables
• Tornado doesn't stop Kansas couple's wedding day
• Maine police beef up patrols for holiday weekend
• Police say roving cows drank Mass. backyard brews
• Bus driver taking kids to Disneyland arrested
• Three Waterville residents arrested on cocaine charges
• Maine hospital cuts 47 positions
• Local/State Dispatches
• Judge dismisses suit against Anderson in child-custody dispute
• Opinions vary on man charged in 1979 Etan Patz murder
• Pope's butler arrested in scandal
• Agency finds Maine debt outlook improved
• Underground fire burns – 50 years later
• Train derails in Bucksport
• New era born with SpaceX delivery
• Group says emails document 'witch hunt' targeting MSHA
• Navy starts assessing whether submarine can be saved
• Bihlmaier bar video a puzzle, chief says
• Schneider says he'd exit AG job to campaign
• Candidate to stay in race, fight charge
• Over objections, NRC renews Pilgrim nuclear plant license
• Governor vetoes R&D bond, lets four go to ballot
• Highly touted class of 2013 RB Dontre Wilson commits to Oregon
• Man arraigned in 1979 murder of N.Y. boy
• Booming oil discoveries level West's playing field
• Three-year degree plans gain ground in recession
• Senator says Harvard should 'correct' rival's ethnic status
• Even the Indians disagree on how they are identified
• Overseers find no evidence of housing fraud
• R.I. board that OK'd Schilling loan in turmoil
• LePage: Teachers playing 'political game'
• Stony Brook defeats UMaine for America East championship
• Churches expected to collect money against gay marriage
• Officers storm Indiana realty office, gunman inside
• LePage vetoes $20 million research and development bond
• Oversight agency report: No evidence of MHA fraud
• Schneider says he'll resign AG post if he wins Senate primary
• Sugar fight takes another bitter turn
• Investigators enter fire-damaged sub in Maine
• Woman found wandering in Ore. still unidentified
• Judge dismisses suit against Cumberland County district attorney
• In June 2012, Venus will transit the Sun for the last time until December 2117....
• Records show Winans' license suspended when carjacked
• Former adult film star Jameson arrested for suspected DUI
• Senators seek to name bison 'national mammal'
• 2 female Army officers sue to reverse combat ban
• Hein says he'll plead not guilty
• Dar Williams Coming to One Longfellow Square in Portland
• Expert says DNA on medical waste matched Clemens'
• Cops: Angry NY man poured bleach in nephews' milk
• Fast-moving wildfire in Mich. burns 17,000 acres
• Olympian Armstrong has surgery after crash
• Unruly passenger restrained on AA flight in Miami
• Investigators hope to enter USS Miami today
• Atlanta international terminal gets complaints from shuttle riders
• Upcoming: Portland Performing Arts Festival
• Apple CEO Cook gives up $75M in stock dividends
• P&G to add latches to make detergent packs safer
• Judge: Anti-gay marriage law is unconstitutional
• Sandusky charity to shut down, transfer programs
• Dragon arrives at space station in historic 1st
• Al Gordon, Jack Benny comedy-writer, dies at 89
• S&P: No rating change for Maine bonds
• NYC's famed Algonquin cat, Matilda, is back
• Streaker at Cardinals game says he lost a bet
• Ill. man who renamed himself Led Zeppelin II dies
• New England poison control warns about kids and detergent
• As media glare dims, search for Ayla continues
• Police investigate fatal crash in Bangor
• Friday Brainteaser
• Oregon police seek parents of 3 abandoned kids
• Maine churches to raise money to fight gay marriage
• Portland, ME Photo of the Week: Sunset at Back Cove
• Candidate faces criminal charge of theft
• 171 Conn. citizens accused in storm aid fraud
• Police say Bath infant's death not suspicious
• California's Coronado named nation's best beach
• Kids who stole bibles missed "Thou Shalt Not Steal" commandment
• Sens. Collins, Shaheen to look at submarine damage
• AWOL Muslim soldier guilty in Fort Hood bomb plot
• Government to present DNA evidence in Clemens case
• Typical CEO made $9.6M last year, AP study finds
• Kennedy widow to address BC law grads
• Judge to allow claims of abuse in Licata murder trial
• Boston's Faneuil Hall to open new visitor center
• Orphaned bear cubs to live in NH sanctuary
• All primed for busy weekend
• State: Maine exported record $3.4 billion in 2011
• Teachers' union endorses Maine marriage proposal
• First ladies promote literacy in Maine ceremony
• Maine man gets 40 years in prison for killing wife
• Hidden Valley eliminates La Salle from state playoffs in extra innings
• Campaign 2012: Romney challenged on class sizes
• Horizon Christian's hopes of a repeat state title are squashed by the long ball
• Portland city manager lays out capital projects
• Son says past sex abuse led to killing of father
• Pennsylvania lawsuit claims former CEO owes $250,123
• Dangerous battle in a 'burning cylinder'
• Owner of Jay Peak buys another resort
• This means war
• New Jersey suspect arrested for 1979 death of Etan Patz
• Cleaned-up Connecticut River designated 'National Blueway'
• Schilling company lays off all staff
• Murderer of young mom sentenced to 50 years
• Court limits protection against double jeopardy
• Athlete's rape conviction dismissed
• Arab nations to help arm Syrian fighters
• Auction house cancels sale of Reagan's blood
• UConn sends video message to end homophobia in hockey
• N.J. man charged in slaying of Etan Patz
• For firefighters, intense heat, heavy smoke, narrow passages
• Maine senators applaud firefighters' heroics
• Elton John falls sick, cancels three Las Vegas shows
• Celtics, Sixers prepare for another seventh game
• Candidate charged with attempting to steal campaign funds
• Vegas grocer accused of war crimes sent to Bosnia
• Transit Tips for a Fun & Fuss-Free First Friday
• Memorial Day
• Tornado doesn't stop Kansas couple's wedding day
• Court: Families cannot sue over loan discount fee
• Maine companies recognized for contributions to international trade
• Facebook launches iPhone camera app
• Officials unsure whether USS Miami will sail again
• Drumroll please... Our USM trivia nerds know their stuff! The USM Husky's offici...
• Cougar reluctant to leave cage in Wash. state
• Forecasters applying lessons learned from Irene
• Jury in John Edwards trial asks for 20 exhibits
• Stock indexes drift lower as Europe fears loom
• Helmet prevented more serious injury in Lebanon crash, officials say
• Cape Cod woman finds bike she lost 42 years ago
• 14-year-old Texan wins National Geographic Bee
• NJ prosecutor: No charges over boy in washing machine
• Feds: Sex trafficking ring used Backpage.com ads
• Forecasters: 9 to 15 storms this hurricane season
• Panel examining flaws in food-for-troops contract
• Romney: Obama doesn't get free enterprise system
• Auction of Ronald Reagan blood vial cancelled
• Texan convicted of helping al-Qaida to learn fate
• Md. police: Man, 2 sons found dead in manure pit
• GI seeks dismissal of 10 counts in WikiLeaks case
• Bath man critically injured in ATV crash
• Court rejects convicted murderer's claim of ineffective trial counsel
• Hannaford adopts sustainable seafood policy
• Legislature schedules next Thursday as 'veto day'
• NYPD has suspect in custody in Etan Patz disapperance
• Brunswick woman nominated to lead U.S. Navy Reserve
• Lewiston police dog helps find Alzheimer's patient
• Students to make music at Maine laptop conference
• Woods files ballot petitions for US Senate
• Augusta man gets 8 years for 9-day crime spree
• Maine man sentenced in connection with 3 murders
• Looked like pipe bomb, but it wasn't
• Overflow inmate solution will take time
• Gulf fishermen reel from seafood troubles
• Judge warns reluctant witness in Clemens case
• Gov't taking new steps to combat food stamp fraud
• Private supply ship flies near space station
• Unabomber updates Harvard University alumni book
• Raymond beach has manager, but no cart
• Search for Romney running mate in audition phase
• Nuclear sub fire snuffed
• Rumford woman convicted of welfare fraud
• Eugene Polley, 96, pioneered TV remote control
• 2012 Election: In wake of tragedies, an imprint emerges on Poliquin's politics
• This Week at The Portland Museum of Art: May 21 - 28, 2012
• Augusta man sentenced in crime spree
• New laws aim to boost deer numbers
• Man arrested on child-porn charges
• Bangor known for unexpected landings
• Suspected Dittmeyer killer set to admit guilt
• No easy solution to yellowtail woes
• Regulators take closer look at run up to Facebook IPO
• More tolls ahead as states scramble for road money
• Union to re-vote after initial tie on RSU 5 contract
• Secret Service chief depicts scandal as atypical
• 'Pro-choice' Americans outnumbered by 'pro-life'
• 2012 Election: Senate candidates make appeals to businesses
• Feature Obituary: George Brett, 89, loved time in Maine outdoors with family
• Overdue honor for library director
• Los Angeles adopts ban on plastic bags
• Egyptians revel in long-sought vote
• Fire breaks out on nuclear submarine docked in Kittery
• Dr. Stephen Donnelly to Give Talk on Healthy Living with Gluten-Free Foods
• Angus King’s Obama donations draw fire
• Newspapers' features sections do well at national competition
• Drowning victim remembered at Harvard ceremony
• Freeport, Durham and Pownal teachers fail to ratify contract
• Underwater search for Harvard Business grad turns up stolen car
• Defendant to plead guilty in Maine missing mom case
• French passenger not charged in diverted Maine flight
• Portland man arrested on child-porn charges
• Obama to Air Force graduates: 'A new feeling about America'
• Hewlett-Packard to cut 27,000 jobs
• Think you know my name? Take the trivia quiz and then come back tomorrow to see...
• 32 years later, Cape Cod man guilty in wife's murder
• Rep. King: CIA, Pentagon, too close to bin Laden filmmakers
• Pakistan jails doctor who helped U.S. find Osama bin Laden
• Gov. LePage signs bills to rebuild deer herd
• Maine police investigate death of 6-week-old girl
• Two independents file for U.S. Senate race
• Court: To be a pirate, you don't have to board, rob a ship
• “The Official Maine Staycation Manual” Author Visiting South Portland Free Library Tomorrow
• Maine's GOP Senate candidates talk business, bash Angus King
• USM names new provost
• Maine police blast suspected pipebomb in Oakland
• Secret Service agent also fired in 2008 prostitute case
• South Portland approves Maine Mall farmers market
• Election 2012: Pro-business, conservative Plowman has 'strong voice'
• Did you know that you can have a basketball pick-up game AND learn the fine art...
• Woman on diverted Maine plane not on terror watchlists
• Iowa man gets DUI with zebra, parrot
• Six-year olds take their own field trip from school
• 'A woman who ...': Romney's stories court females
• Mass. home-invasion suspect captured in cranberry bog
• 'Wish list' for Civic Center renovation may shrink
• Photos: Occupied by cleanup
• Sen. Collins: Prostitution scandal wider than believed
• Maine restaurant owner found dead at NH shore
• Silicon Valley tech exec accused of stealing Legos
• Promising life cut short:<br>Student’s body is found
• Team of rangers to retrieve ejection seat from 1963 crash
• Maine man pleads guilty to molesting girl
• Mariela Castro tops US visit with transgender talk
• Jury at Edwards trial to deliberate for 4th day
• Fla. student to plead guilty to Obama threat
• Prosecutor to release evidence in FAMU hazing case
• Small dairies go under as milk prices sink again
• Library of Congress taps 25 sounds for registry
• Moon chips from Vegas casino mogul sent to NASA
• Astrodome fades, crumbles as Houston decides fate
• Two raccoons found in Pittston positive for rabies
• More pertussis in Skowhegan area
• Sugarloaf to add 300 snowmakers
• Belgrade woman arrested after allegedly dragging cop
• Mass. officials fighting zebra mussel invasion
• Conan O'Brien to talk about comedy at JFK Library
• US Rep. Barney Frank to speak at Harvard
• Maine's first lady to teach about local foods
• NH student finalist in National Geographic Bee
• Board postpones decision on Williston-West plan
• Planning Board to vote tonight on Williston-West proposal
• Feature Obituary: Michael Macklin, 62, poet and teacher with 'a love for learning'
• Dispatches
• Seau's suicide leads to player soul-searching
• MECA to Host Furniture Society Conference
• Ribbon Cutting Celebration for Woodworking & Furniture Design Department
• Find way to get to a star system for $500,000? Well, it's a start
• In reversal, Army seeks to pare down its ranks
• Poll: Dead heat between Obama, Romney on fixing the economy
• Auction site lists vial of Reagan's blood
• Westbrook students may start their day a bit later
• Board backs change to zoning agreement in East End project
• Portland-based charitable foundation hands out more than $1 million in aid
• 2010 census missed more than 1.5M minorities, overcounted rich people
• Red Sox activate Youkilis from 15-day DL
• General Mills to eliminate about 850 jobs
• Flight diverted to Maine after French woman's cryptic note
• Tim Moore off WHOM radio
• Maine home sales up 8.7 percent in April
• 10 Mainers arrested in federal drug sweep
• Marvel Comics plans wedding for gay hero Northstar
• US Army becomes much more selective with recruits
• Eugene Polley, inventor of TV remote control, dies at 96
• NKorea vows to push ahead with nuclear program
• Portland Public Library presents National Small Business Week workshops May 22nd – 24th, 2012
• David Smaha speaks about his book, “Through My Private Eyes” at the Friday Local Author Series
• John Ford to speak about his new book “Suddenly, the Cider Didn’t Taste So Good”
• Auction claims to be selling vial of Ronald Reagan's blood
• Walmart's Falmouth expansion nears construction
• US home sales up across the country, hopeful sign
• Do you remember Tug of War?
• Civic Center renovation budget now at $29.8 million
• Maine rangers will attempt to recover 50-year-old ejection seat
• You may have missed the opening, but there is still much to see at the "The Triu...
• Witness says he saw Clemens at Canseco pool party
• US stocks turn higher after housing report
• CHAT live with U.S. Senate candidate Scott D'Amboise
• Human rights panel sides with Maine women in harassment cases
• Celebrate Summer at the Old Port Festival – June 10th
• Man in stable condition after 180-foot plunge at Niagara Falls
• DA to seek death penalty for homeless serial killer
• Dangerous plant setting roots in Maine
• Student guilty in webcam case explains lack of apology
• Sister of mobster's girlfriend wants liens lifted
• Biddedford man out on bail in fatal OUI crash
• Indian passenger and freight train collide; 25 dead
• Everest will be crowded again days after 4 killed
• Exports help Maine lumber company thrive during recession
• Election 2012: D'Amboise digging in against the 'Snowe clones'
• Ex-Syracuse coach's wife sues ESPN for libel
• Bangor police investigate 'suspicious' death
• Powell not ready to endorse Obama for re-election
• ACLU tries to halt Maine single-sex classes
• Police continue search for missing student
• Ohio family hopes stolen swine statue is returned
• 8 hurt in Oklahoma City shooting after NBA playoff game
• Hip Hop Hall of Fame finds NYC home
• Gov. LePage signs anti-bullying bill into law
• Joplin commemorates anniversary of deadly tornado
• What is hate? Rutgers webcam case rekindles debate
• Houston museum unveils $85 million dinosaur hall
• Private supply ship rockets toward space station
• Too much caffeine? Fair trade coffees fighting
• Biden makes 4th trip to NH this year
• Grass, wood fires erupt at once
• Waterville crash remains mystery
• Founder's provision means new trees
• Police find grenades in apartment closet in NH
• Maine moms pressing for safer chemicals
• Dredging planned off coast of Wells
• Gov. LePage signs fish and game bills
• Owner's plan for church site wins city staff support
• Support gives a lift to sick pizza maker
• Anti-bullying bill wins late OK by Legislature
• Bates College student dies in Scotland
• Rates to rise at city-owned garages
• Iran's nuclear program: 'The right time to reach agreement'
• Cellphone lawsuits used to attack corporations
• Small town in Kansas worries after native son disappears
• Human rights panel finds discrimination
• MECA Students Attend Watershed Summer Program
• Painting Student Achievements
• 2012 Artist Residencies Announced
• Yemeni suicide attacker kills nearly 100 soldiers
• Catholic groups file suit over birth control mandate
• Mom impersonator sentenced for fraud
• Children conceived after dad's death won't get benefits
• Investigators look into string of fires
• ACLU: Sanford's single-sex classrooms illegal
• Bass lifts Celts over Sixers
• Former student gets 30-day term in webcam case
• NATO finalizes Afghan end game
• Maine AG stays out of campaign finance case
• Friends and family of missing Harvard grad wait for search results
• Man survives 180-foot plunge at Niagara Falls
• Notre Dame, Catholic dioceses sue over Obama mandate
• Clemens' accuser wraps up testimony, gets to name names
• Anti-bullying, concussion bills get last-second funding in Maine
• Twins conceived after dad's death won't get benefits
• Student in hate-crime webcam case gets 30 days in jail
• Suicide bombing kills nearly 100 soldiers in Yemen
• Supreme Court won't reduce student's $675K music-download fine
• For first time in 25 years, UMaine system freezes tuition
• The making of the term 'pink slime'
• Congratulations to Huksy alumni Ed Guiski on his induction into the Maine Sports...
• Portland planning staff endorses controversial church project
• About $3 million worth of marijuana found floating off California coast
• ACLU objects to Maine single-gender classrooms
• RSU 5 faces teachers' contract, budget votes
• Mass. group says paid sick day will save millions
• Yahoo to sell half of its Alibaba stake for $7.1B
• Bates freshman dies in Scotland
• Maine Sports Hall of Fame inducts 8
• Owner of Gorham pizza house will fight cancer, rebuild restaurant
• More fireworks stores opening in Maine
• Disputed dinosaur fossil auctioned for $1M in NYC
• Mass. trooper gets posthumous degree
• Feature Obituary: Rob Bromee, 43, adventurer whose priority was 'having fun'
• 3 arrested following fight in Auburn
• Ariz. man arrested for making citizen's arrest
• Romney faced leadership test in Big Dig tragedy
• Freeport fights green crab invasion
• Election 2012: Bennett tries for a comeback
• Bath Iron Works machinists ratify new contract
• Chinese company to buy US movie theater chain AMC
• Romney, US Sen. Brown play down past connections
• Bee Gees' Robin Gibb dies after long cancer battle
• Small Business Week Webcasts
• Portland police seek man who left bar, vanished
• New Obama ad challenges Mitt Romney's economics
• Trial starting for Fort Hood bomb plot suspect
• Jury at Edwards trial set to resume deliberations
• Wheelchair-bound woman charged in Conn. slashing
• NH town experiencing a beaver problem
• Tropical Storm Alberto expected to stay offshore
• In Joplin, a senior year to remember after tornado
• Golden Gate celebrates 75th with help of engineers
• Maine man convicted of reigniting fire
• Maine gas prices down 3 cents
• Miss. prison riot leaves guard dead, 8 hurt
• Eclipse crosses Asia, US: Millions look skyward
• Former ultranationalist is new Serbian president
• Woman with flesh-eating disease takes own breaths
• Belgrade pilot's wings prove angelic
• Knee surgery stats prompt changes at US hospitals
• Historic tree's progeny to be planted in Bath
• Johnny Appleseed descendant to visit Maine capital
• In 23 years, 2,000 exonerations
• SMCC graduation: A sea of tassels turned
• Congress ignoring constituents, candidates agree
• At summit, focus is on Afghan war endgame
• Thousands march at NATO summit
• Gay marriage foes reconsider but stay course
• Violence erupts in Lebanese capital
• Lockerbie bomber dies, leaving many questions behind
• Blair calls on Colby grads to seek justice
• Windham to consider plastic bag resolution
• For York teenager, all the world is his stage
• Sea Dogs commit four errors, lose 11-7
• Portland police seek help finding Massachusetts man
• Protesters disrupt Tony Blair's speech at Colby graduation
• Switch hitters: Three Red Sox fans write about their beloved team
• Beckett, Saltalamacchia lead Red Sox over Phillies
• Mass. officials propose tougher drunken-driving law
• Central Maine Power restores service in Cumberland County
• Jackie Chan to retire from action films
• For first time in 25 years, UMaine system may not increase tuition
• PHOTOS: 2012 Southern Maine Heart Walk
• Bath Iron Works machinists ratify new contract
• Former Israeli PM: Jerusalem must be partitioned to have peace
• Conn. subsidies spur home solar power
• Portrait of a mystery
• Libyan convicted in Lockerbie bombing dies at 60
• Bound by a love for Monhegan
• LePage picks 2 Portland chefs for Louisiana Cook-Off
• Maine seeking butterfly surveyors
• Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg weds longtime sweetheart
• Vassalboro man grapples with burglar for TV
• 22 states join campaign finance fight
• Malaga Island: A century of shame
• Maine and New England Dispatches
• Maine professor attains fame that's out of this world
• At 10-mile yard sale, some things just priceless
• Young immigrants share their stories for the camera
• Campaign backers spending in Maine
• Trio charged in NATO bomb plot
• The legislative session in hindsight
• Field hockey's goggle gripe
• FEMA's role questioned anew
• 20 years for warning shot: Case of misguided justice?
• UNE heads college commencements
• NAACP endorses right to same-sex marriage
• Blind Chinese rights activist lands in U.S.
• Rights group accuses Egyptian military of abuse
• NAACP endorses same-sex marriage
• I'll Have Another wins Preakness, has a chance at Triple Crown
• Mary Kennedy is mourned at NY funeral
• Electric car network gets first test
• German Blockupy rally draws 20,000
• Commercial rocket fails to launch
• App lets users find the right crowds at the right bars
• Scare locks down part of Old Port
• Prosecutors: Trio at NATO summit planned to attack Obama's HQ
• Huge survey aims to learn more about Northeast boaters
• Blind Chinese activist leaves on flight for U.S.
• Maine's highway death toll up for year
• Will Smith slaps journalist who tries to kiss him
• Maine lawmakers turn their attention to campaigning
• Lewiston call center to lay off 181 employees
• Obama to Congress: Put in place banking rules now
• 88 students to graduate from Maine law school today
• Yarmouth to honor caretaker of Herbie the elm tree
• Author Brown offers few clues about new novel
• Private rocket launch aborted in last half-second
• Maine Troop Greeters celebrates 9th anniversary
• Jurors in John Edwards trial will resume talks Monday
• Giant transformer to be moved on Maine highway
• Maine education bills gain final passage
• Woman who starved daughter to death still held
• Maine lawn care company faces $37,000 fine
• France will stick to early pullout plans
• For investors, there’s little to like about Facebook’s initial offering
• 'Kids are falling through the cracks'
• Jury hears central question: What killed Roger Downs?
• Bridging the divide
• Charter school applications higher than expected
• Rugen won't be returned to jail cell
• Portland to celebrate Baxter's legacy
• Conservatives go on early spending spree
• Quebec restricts student protests
• Woman ready to forfeit foot, both hands to rare condition
• Private company poised for space flight
• Bath Iron Works machinists to get bonus, raises
• Facebook closes at disappointing $38.23
• Obama stance adds fuel in marriage battlegrounds
• House OKs $642 billion defense bill
• TEDX is coming!
• Live updates on Facebook's IPO: Jokes on Twitter
• Private family funeral planned for Donna Summer
• Newborn infant dies after dog attack at Ohio home
• Romney points to restored NH bridge as Obama failure
• Clemens judge imposes time limits to speed trial
• LePage touts accomplishments in first 500 days
• Moody's lowers outlook on Maine
• La Salle Falcons start shaky and finish strong in State Play-in game
• Maine jobless rate holds steady at 7.2%
• Teenage boy killed in Albion crash
• SAVE THE DATE: USM is hosting a fundraiser, “Operation GHOP,” from 2-10 p.m. on...
• Manslaughter trial: Brutal beating or pneumonia?
• CDC to baby boomers: Get tested for hepatitis C
• Bowdoin ousted from NCAA baseball tournament
• 40 police officers graduate from Maine academy
• That's fantastic! Can't wait to meet the newest crop of students :D
• Berwick bank robbery suspect in custody
• Ga. woman learns toll of flesh-eating bacteria
• Md. high court recognizes same-sex divorce
• New Listing: 9 Pine View Road, Westbrook
• New Listing: 9 Pine View Road, Westbrook
• Friday Brainteaser
• Portland’s Photo of the Week – Longfellow Square
• Evidence mixed for Zimmerman's self-defense claim
• Brunswick man ordered to pay child porn victim
• Bill Nemitz: A political horse race without any horses
• 4 indicted in Farmington meth lab blaze
• China rejects US ruling in solar dumping case
• Portland Council to consider planning director pick
• Boy suspended for haircut scores NBA tickets
• Panel finds Mainers wary to report signs of child abuse
• Parade to mark reopening of Naples bridge today
• Schooner that sank off Mass. wins federal historic status
• New plan would give food trucks green light
• Wake planned today for Mary Richardson Kennedy
• Suspect in Jay paper mill standoff indicted
• Augusta man charged with use of explosives
• Jury to begin deliberations in John Edwards case
• Maine Democrats: Md. gov to speak at convention
• Dispatches
• Pair sentenced to 10 years for sexual assault
• Missing tot's mother begs for information
• With their own ideas for startup, Mainers make pitch to investors
• Facebook goes public today
• Whooping cough surge persisting in Maine
• Abused wife exorcising trauma demons
• BFA Open House: First Friday, June 1
• Westbrook native taking Coast Guard reins
• Whale to be washed out to sea
• New TV series is based on Mainer's pirate book
• Bill takes new bite out of income tax
• Minority births hit tipping point
• Slain teenager had marijuana in system
• Father of drowned boy urges lifejackets at camps
• Fetus homicide bill advances in N.H.
• Facebook's $16 billion IPO one of world's largest
• Poe letter sells for more than $164,000 at N.H. auction
• Brookline official chosen as city planner for Portland
• Minke whale washes up on Cape Elizabeth shoreline
• Legislature OKs bill to gradually lower state income tax
• Summer concerts include big names at LL Bean
• 1st commercial rocket to fly to space station
• Crash victim's body found at Shawmut Dam in Fairfield
• Injured man survives week in woods after car crash
• Maine man indicted in killing of Fla. firefighter
• Police on swallowed diamond: This, too, shall pass
• Developer: New casinos nearing saturation
• Another rare flesh-eating infection: SC mom of newborns
• Buffett's Berkshire to buy 63 newspapers
• Study: Millions of students chronically absent
• Professor Michael Shaughnessy shows us what happens when you leave a Drawing I (...
• Donna Summer, queen of disco, dies at 63
• Four more apply for Maine charter school licenses
• BIW, machinists reach tentative contract
• Yarmouth History Center breaks ground Friday
• Hospital furnishes records in manslaughter trial
• Maine lawmakers leave door open for return
• Saco traffic stop leads to crash, fire and drugs
• Judge delays Mladic trial due to evidence errors
• US jobless aid applications stay at 370,000
• Jr. Red Claws Basketball Camp Coming in July at Portland Expo
• "How do you know if you're a girl or a boy?" A provocative lecture exploring the...
• Romney, Republican Party raise $40M in April
• Sample Tasty Microbrews at Whole Foods
• A mark of prestige for Mainer's design
• Mass. marks 8th anniversary of gay marriages
• Boston Children's Hospital makes name change
• Biden to make 4th NH trip this year
• Kennebec sheriff says system in transition
• MLB: Red Sox bring World Series trophies to Togus
• Vermont man led police on wrong-way chase on I-89
• Fallen Maine officers honored at ceremony today
• Mentally ill inmates sue to get out of solitary
• Manhunt for groom charged in Ill. bride's slaying
• Widow, co-workers mourn man killed in camp collapse
• Colby students facing alcohol charges after party
• Obama requesting help to pay for Afghan army
• Millinocket pharmacy robber gets 12 years in prison
• Plan for Vt. windmills riles Canadian neighbors
• Minorities now surpass whites in US births
• Leading insurer pays $109M for dog bite claims
• Sen. Collins: Hampden mail facility to stay open
• RFK Jr.'s troubled estranged wife found dead in NY
• Crews assess damage after Navy ship collision
• As Facebook grows, millions say, 'no, thanks'
• Four South Portland Farmers' Market vendors denied licenses
• Somerset jail stops housing other counties' inmates
• Divers halt search for Skowhegan woman
• TB patient charged in Calif for not taking meds
• Sensor links mind, thoughts to robot arm
• An unexpected surge in soft-shell landings
• 125th Maine Legislature adjourns
• Fallen Maine officers to be honored at ceremony
• Hearing explores response to complaints of abuse
• Dispatches
• Bonds for $95 million advance in Legislature
• Developers try again in India Street neighborhood
• Details of Arundel baby's medical care emerge
• Democrats detail how they would defeat King
• Criminal case focuses on egg production
• Technology plays detective in jamming cases
• Scarborough council drops case against town councilor
• Fireworks plan has one couple seeing red
• Freeport may donate fields to RSU 5
• In Focus: Countdown to revolution in space
• Cumberland may add housing
• Biddeford man arrested for dealing drugs
• Mayor Brennan announces new economic development initiatives for city
• Pacers' Larry Bird is NBA Executive of the Year
• Defense rests without calling John Edwards or his mistress
• RFK Jr.'s wife found dead
• Study: Coffee drinkers live longer
• Portland hospital loses appeal in manslaughter case
• Lawyers: Criminal probe targets Maine egg magnate
• EPA official to visit Portland for talk on new pollution standards
• GI killed in Vietnam War gets Medal of Honor
• Obama administration education official to visit Portland
• Maine to get $75K from Skechers ruling
• Maine lawmakers give initial OK to bonds
• Paralyzed woman uses her mind to control robot arm
• Senate candidates talk small business
• Maine biotech firm plans move to Cumberland
• Vt. becomes 1st state to ban 'fracking'
• FTC : Skechers deceived consumers with shoe ads
• Romney giving up on home state of Massachusetts
• Manhunt under way for groom of slain bride in Ill.
• What’s Your Financial Age?
• Healthy eating can cost less, study finds
• Feds aim to stop bus, truck rollovers
• FBI confirms leak probe on al-Qaida plot
• Making African American History: The Maine NAACP Collection, 1987-2012 opening r...
• Online labor pool: New work model or digital sweatshop?
• Shareholders sue JPMorgan over $2B trading loss
• Portland police arrest man in Cedar St. stabbing
• Voters pass RSU 21's $35.9 million budget
• Congress considers insider threats to airports
• Bush unlikely to play a major role in Romney's campaign
• Reports of O.J. Simpson's 'stroke-like symptoms' in prison untrue, spokesman says
• Three indicted for fraud of assistance programs
• Defense mum on whether John Edwards will testify
• Lennon's killer transferred to another NY prison
• New effort filed to free OJ Simpson from prison
• Forum introduces one finalist for Portland superintendent's post
• Gov. LePage signs state budget
• Mother allegedly drunk picking up child at school
• Divers return to search for Skowhegan woman's body
• Facebook boosts size of IPO by 25 percent
• Records detail George Zimmerman's medical injuries
• Romney inches closer to clinching GOP nomination
• Fairfield union fund says administrator stole $260,000
• Trail of flower petals leads to Waterville theft suspect
• McNamee turned on Clemens over son's illness
• Prominent Legion of Christ priest admits he fathered child
• Gay marriage group opens 3 new offices in Maine
• Saint Joseph's College picks new president
• Dispatches
• Moosehead Lake pact links 2 million conserved acres
• This Week At The Portland Museum of Art: May 14 - 20, 2012
• Latin American literary giant Carlos Fuentes dies at 83
• Boehner vows new fight over debt, taxes
• Five groups apply to open Maine charter schools
• Approved state budget cuts MaineCare, covers gap
• Biddeford voting map clarifies district lines
• Civic center, Portland Pirates extend lease, eye future
• School budgets approved by voters in three Maine communities
• Probe narrows in on Maine<br>public safety radio jammer
• Facebook lift: IPO price now at $34 to $38
• Maine man killed, another hurt as camp collapses
• Portland manslaughter trial delayed by hospital appeal
• Probe continues into Maine columnist's apparent suicide
• Most wanted: Students with technical degrees
• Naming of more political donors ordered
• Alleged ethics violation focus of Scarborough hearing
• Scarborough school budget of $32.1 million wins voter approval
• Portland voters OK $94.2 million school budget
• South Portland voters approve $39.9 million school budget
• Photo: Pregame warm-up
• Latin American literary giant Carlos Fuentes dies at 83
• Boehner vows new fight over debt, taxes
• Prominent Legion of Christ priest admits he fathered child
• Ellen DeGeneres wins Mark Twain Prize for American Humor
• Maine lawmakers override 1 LePage veto, sustain another
• George W. Bush endorses Romney
• Deputies: Fla. mom killed 4 kids, then herself
• Red Sox honor Tim Wakefield at today's game
• Funds for indigent legal services to run out before end of fiscal year
• St. Joseph's College names new president
• EPA to be sued over Maine alewives law
• NH lawmaker shouts 'Sieg Heil,' removed from chamber
• Augusta man killed, another injured in Albion construction accident
• Ruling: NY boy can play on girls field hockey team
• Hearing tonight on upgrades for Outer Congress Street
• NM Gov. criticizes Romney stance on immigration
• Army jobs open up for women in combat units
• Wal-Mart to install solar panels at all Mass. stores
• Portland’s Annual American Heart Association Heart Walk This Sunday
• Maine Senate GOP passes social service cuts
• Mowing halted at all national parks after fatal fall
• Bank of America names new Maine president
• JPMorgan CEO wins vote on pay, keeps chairmanship
• Scope of Civic Center work to be trimmed
• Maine Senate kills 'takings' bill
• Strauss-Kahn countersues NYC hotel maid for $1M
• Teamsters win one round in Hostess bankruptcy battle
• Obama keeps up with Kardashians, 'Avengers'
• Portland holding school budget referendum today
• Students from all over New England descend on the Gorham campus today for Maine...
• Blood drive set for flesh-eating bacteria survivor
• Police investigating Maine columnist's apparent suicide
• Forecast: Cheaper gas not enough to boost summer driving
• Feature Obituary: Moses Gerry and Jonathan Seaman, friends and skilled workers
• Budget protesters rally in State House hallway
• Indonesia yanks Lady Gaga gig, says she'll corrupt kids
• Herbig withdraws protection order against du Houx
• Maine man accused of stealing, selling six trailers
• Wisconsin police accuse bear in burglary
• Man sets himself on fire outside Norway killer's trial
• Gov't sets out plan to defeat Alzheimer's by 2025
• Cops: NY man shot friend in leg at his request
• Poll: Half of Americans consider Facebook a fad
• Ex-Maine fire chief facing sex charges
• Out-of-state backers of marriage initiative give $100,000 to Maine group
• PAC money builds in Maine gay-marriage battle
• Colorado GOP kills civil unions for gay couples
• Iraq veteran uses rap to treat his PTSD
• Military families to get free national-parks passes
• John Edwards' eldest daughter to take the stand
• Former Murdoch editor faces criminal phone-hacking charges
• Moosehead land easement to protect 363,000 acres
• Police doubt midcoast boat sabotage tied to lobstering
• Coast Guard stops Maine fishing vessel
• Ex-Maine student indicted on bomb, terrorizing charges
• Mom of NH man who killed chief fights car seizure
• Amtrak service now bound for points north
• Police: Three who died in Jeep tried to let air in
• 3rd man pleads guilty in Halloween home invasion
• Secret drug relationship outlined at Clemens trial
• Maine flags flying at half-staff to honor police
• Maine launches improved website
• Dispatches
• Lawmaker stalking case ends in court
• Roman tomb opened in missing-teen case
• Yarmouth man to be buried in casket made from tree he revered
• Cumberland man alleges the town has harassed him
• Nation's oldest ship chandlery wins family business award
• Free hour of parking added to Portland rates debate
• Rescued by Coast Guard as a boy,<br>immigrant to graduate from academy
• Many postal substations to stay open
• Library revamp up to Cape voters
• Government rallies forces against Alzheimer's
• Pakistan poised to reopen NATO supply line
• Palestinian prisoners in Israel to end weekslong hunger strike
• Paul urges backers to support causes despite end of his presidential hopes
• Don't Be Afraid of a Spring Cleanse
• MaineCare tops agenda as lawmakers return
• Georgia student battling rare flesh-eating bug
• Reality TV names are moving on up for youngest Americans
• Portland residents voting today on school budget
• Anti-gay-marriage group still fighting laws in court
• Herbig withdraws protection order against du Houx
• NCAA Division III Championship here we come! (Yeah, we're kind of a big deal). h...
• Two indicted in connection with attack at Federal Jack's
• Scarborough man indicted for Old Orchard Beach stabbing
• 'Herbie' the elm's caretaker dies at 103
• Biddeford man indicted for manslaughter for January crash
• 54 years later, man makes amends for stealing plants
• Ron Paul ends active campaign for presidency
• Flesh-eating germ rare, especially for the healthy
• Radio interference causes delay in response to Lebanon fire
• 49 headless bodies unidentified in Mexico massacre
• ImmuCell posts first profit in 4 years
• New Listing: 61 Snowberry Drive, South Portland
• New Listing: 61 Snowberry Drive, South Portland
• $94.2M school budget goes to Portland voters Tuesday
• Budget, bonds on Maine lawmakers' agenda
• Best Buy Chairman resigns after CEO scandal
• Parents read lips of woman with flesh-eating bug
• Dog custody battle costs NYC man more than $60,000
• Sophia, Jacob most popular baby names of 2011
• Report: Amid problems, US fish stocks rebound
• Hey 2012 grads- Don't forget to share your favorite moments from Commencement fo...
• ATV rider found lying near trail morning after crash
• Supreme Court rejects appeals over shipwreck treasure
• FBI: 72 officers slain last year, up from 2010
• $10,000 worth of solar panels taken from NH forest
• Gay couple pledges $100K to Maine same-sex ballot effort
• Moms react to Time's provocative breast-feeding cover
• King: No talk to prostitute in Secret Service case
• New pay stations going up today
• Investigators hired to handle Vt. child-porn cases
• Canon eyes robot-only production for its cameras
• Big-item pickup returns, with tags, fees and limits
• Charges unlikely in Cumberland County double fatal
• Maine police make major crack, oxycodone bust
• Rescuers suspend search for Maine motorist
• Ivy League school janitor graduates with honors
• 1 in 3 autistic young adults lack jobs, education
• AP Exclusive: Moderate Taliban speaks of divisions
• Investigators going to scene of NH plane crash
• Maine gas prices tumble another 4 cents
• Clemens to face chief accuser today
• Facebook founder's birthday kicks off big IPO week
• Off-roaders were still in their seats when found dead
• Calif. family wakes to find Lexus in their pool
• Yarmouth Town Councilor 'Erv' Bickford dies at 79
• An 'amazing' collection set to go public at USM
• Autism advocate shares life in her 'sensory-based world'
• Downeaster platforms ready in Freeport, Brunswick
• Israeli officials visit Maine Humvee facility
• Dispatches
• Maine toddler still missing as 5-month mark nears
• Janitor shines at Columbia, takes degree with honors
• Top bank executive expected to resign over $2 billion blunder
• Districts change, but stay the same
• Looking for customers among the 'unbanked'
• Yahoo CEO out in resume flap
• Forty-nine headless bodies dumped on Mexican road
• Parents texting just like we do, teen drivers say
• Secret Service chief to be called before prostitution scandal hearing
• Gray woman expected to face charges in hit and run crash
• Portland school chief candidate to be at Tuesday forum
• Afghan peace negotiator shot dead in Kabul
• Cape council votes on budgets today
• Iran denies nuclear arms-related tests
• South Portland motorcyclist remains in critical condition
• Yarmouth town councilor dies
• Luchini, Jesseman win Mother's Day 5K
• Official: Dozens of bodies left on Mexico highway
• Report: Yahoo CEO to resign over resume falsehood
• Smoke at home
• Gay-marriage supporters launch door-to-door campaign
• John Edwards' mistress led a tabloid-grade life
• Pats' Ochocinco writes "Dear Dad" letter in support of commissioner
• SLIDE SHOW: Mother's Day 5K Road Race
• Desperate yellowtail fishermen may get help from scallopers
• Maine budget cuts target Medicaid
• Maine officials: Stay away from piping plover nests
• State Police divers searching water near Route 201
• Graduates garner praise, urged to take risks
• Maine ATV driver found injured after all-night search
• Number of Maine children taken from abuse decreases by half
• US postmark to feature Maine windjammer theme
• Personal ties often change gay-marriage attitudes
• Crash and fuel spill in York County
• BU community mourns loss of 3 classmates
• Maine/New England Dispatches
• Loophole in Clean Election law allows private funds
• Ethan Henderson's mother calls infant 'our special angel in heaven'
• Primaries first step in battle for power
• Carbon monoxide suspected in deaths of three found in Jeep
• CMP, producers at odds over new system
• For alternative energy producers, is it worth plugging in?
• Accidental warriors?
• Farmington restaurant's closure sheds light on inspection agency
• Top NRA lobbyist translates personal into political action
• Lawmakers in stalking case reach a deal
• Iraqi lawmakers' perks fuel resentment
• Farm bill would extend aid to cover more of any loss
• Slain teen's mother gets to take time off
• Four Lebanon mobile homes damaged by fire
• 4-star athlete Dontre Wilson delays decision between Oregon and Texas
• June Cleaver to Gloria Pritchett: 5 great TV moms
• Share the excitement of the day, USM grads! Enter the USM Alumni 2012 Commenceme...
• 3 Boston U. students killed in New Zealand crash
• New Patriots LB Hightower makes most of minicamp
• Maine police seek help in sexual-assault case
• US drone strikes kill 11 al-Qaida militants in Yemen
• LeBron James wins 3rd NBA MVP award
• At USM, Snowe urges voters to support centrist politicians
• Repeated health violations close Chinese restaurant
• With bribery scandal, Wal-Mart's reputation takes another beating
• South Portland man seriously injured in crash
• Two men killed in York County crash
• Fishermen need early launch permits for Maine lake
• Owner of Windham escort service charged with extortion
• It's official- The balloons have dropped! Congrats, Class of 2012!
• Women ponder how they became a campaign issue
• NH man charged with homicide in fatal crash
• Can't help but get a little misty looking over this sea of beautiful, hopeful fa...
• Cancer patients' music video goes viral
• Two charged with trying to extort Stevie Wonder
• The 2012 USM Commencement is well under way! Beautiful rendition of The National...
• Snowe, LePage to give commencement speeches today
• Ex-mob boss sentenced in shakedowns
• Can this park still be saved?
• Preventing HIV: Drug represents a radical new phase in AIDS fight
• King draws fire for TV remark
• Chancellor takes pulse at USM meetings
• Turning over a new lease on a farm
• Woman who starved daughter seeks release
• Infant's grandfather: 'I told him he didn't deserve any of this'
• Despite changes, bullying remains entrenched
• Kinky 'Grey' has libraries seeing red
• Ron Paul: Concrete goals behind unusual endgame
• Passenger who disrupted flight released on bail
• Twardus defense pursues alternative theory
• JPMorgan loss stirs up regulation controversy
• Is this the worst technical foul call in NBA history?
• Wright Express deal expands reach in Europe, product line
• Former Oregon QB Darron Thomas invited to Cleveland Browns rookie mini-camp
• Safety of air demonstrations questioned
• Pieces of hotel's history slated for auction block
• Gorham woman charged with attempted murder of husband
• Hudson's ex-brother-in-law convicted in family slayings
• Burglars steal autistic Standish 2-year-old's iPad
• Legendary car designer, racer Shelby dies at 89
• Police recover more items from Kennebec River
• Jury reaches verdict in Hudson family slayings
• Report: Ortiz OK after minor accident
• Congratulations, Class of 2012! We could not be prouder.
• Judge refuses to dismiss John Edwards charges
• F-16s intercept plane in restricted LA airspace
• MORE eREADER WORKSHOPS!
• Poll: Obama's favorability rating up slightly in Maine
• Portland names new police commander
• Conservative Ariz. sheriff drops congressional bid
• Great Strides Walk in Portland to Benefit the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
• Collins-Faunce in court on infant murder charge
• Logging truck rolls over on I-95, injuring driver
• Man who tried to open jet door released on bail
• London's Orbit tower: Eiffel or eyesore?
• Family of toddler barred from flight want apology
• Same-Sex Marriage Campaign Contributions
• Video-game company can pursue suit against Beyonce
• FDA reviews first rapid, take-at-home test for HIV
• Elderly couple dies; car stuck, cellphone calls futile
• Jason Twardus' lawyer argues for new trial
• Wright Express buys UK's CorporatePay
• Old classmate helps end standoff in NH
• Police: Augusta man forced car into ditch, injuring 3
• Romney aims to shift focus from gay rights to economy
• Judge rejects effort to open CIA volume on Cuba
• Friday Brainteaser
• Whooping cough found in Skowhegan schools
• Waterville stabbing is 6th in a month
• Kidnap-slaying suspect kills self; 2 girls safe
• Portland Photo of the Week: Super Moon
• Lewiston police officer arrested twice in five days
• Surfer sets gnarly wave record
• Sentencing today for ex-New England mob boss
• Police: 2nd bottle of rum was teen's downfall
• Maine town, former manager, settle federal lawsuit
• Dispatches
• Israeli officials to visit Humvee facility in Limestone
• Sanford man convicted of child porn involving infant
• Michele Bachmann drops Swiss citizenship
• MECA students win high honors
• New farmers market may open at mall
• JPMorgan Chase discloses $2 billion trading loss
• Lobster hostilities lead to boat sinkings in Friendship
• OOB asking beachgoers to snuff cigarettes
• Skin cancer warnings aren't taking hold, survey shows
• Bellavance sentenced to 30 years for coffee shop fire
• LePage backs DHHS confidentiality
• Death of infant: Did system miss a sign of abuse?
• York County burglary suspects apprehended
• Town hopes newcomer ignites growth on Haigis
• Romney says pranks not gay-biased
• Bishops, Girl Scouts readying for a face-off
• Suicide car bombs in Syria kill 55, injure 350
• Justices question PUC role in meters
• Oldest known Mayan astronomical tables found
• Flight from Portland diverted to Logan
• Cornell du Houx's family releases psych evaluation
• Woman battles flesh-eating disease after accident
• Military class suspended for its view on Islam
• Agents swarm reputed mobster's home in Conn.
• CDC: Young adults ignoring skin-cancer warnings
• Romney counters report he bullied gay classmates
• Hackers breach UMaine computer server
• Judge dismisses DWI charges against ex-FAA chief
• Feds sues 'toughest sheriff' over alleged Ariz. profiling
• Man who set topless coffee shop fire gets 30 years
• ATTENTION CLASS OF 2012: Don't forget to bring your camera to Commencement. It c...
• Prosecutors detail money to Edwards mistress
• Gorham Celebrates With Founder’s Festival
• LePage backs DHHS silence on Arundel case
• Obama, backing gay marriage, starts fundraising tour
• Gorham police hunt pharmacy robber
• Updated: GOP budget plan cuts MaineCare, lowers taxes
• US phone subscribers hanging up on contracts
• Greater Portland Business Expo
• Flogging Molly Coming to State Theatre
• Mall seeks OK for 2nd S. Portland farmers market
• 10 questions with Portland author Marcy Cottrell Houle: Part 2
• 10 Questions with Portland author Marcy Cottrell Houle: Part 2
• Oil boom resurrects North Dakota ghost town
• Smart meter dispute goes before state supreme court
• Report: U.S. 8th-graders still lag in science
• Upcoming: Northern New England Home, Garden, & Flower Show
• Maine boy, 8, found safe; lost on fishing trip
• Women for Obama launches campaign today
• Ubisoft assembling Avengers for game
• Naked unicyclist charged for distracting drivers
• U.S. applications for unemployment aid dip to 367K
• Ex-Navy man accused of torturing wife in Conn.
• Conn. man won't be charged in horse dragging
• Clemens team wants to bring back colorful witness
• Minn. Vikings a vote away from new stadium
• DWI trial scheduled for former FAA chief Babbitt
• Oil falls to near $96 as US crude supplies grow
• Mass. woman accused of hot oil attack granted bail
• NH town welcomes new police chief
• 'Bully' making its Maine debut
• Chancellor visiting USM to hear faculty concerns
• Gays in Maine delighted, marriage foes unmoved by Obama's stance
• Bath 7th-grader charged after bomb threat
• International adoptions plummet globally
• Orangutans using iPads to communicate at zoo
• Postal Service to cut hours, not offices
• Rescuers comb Russian jet wreckage in Indonesia
• Medicare paid $5.6B in suspect pharmacy billings
• 4 arrested in 2010 Bates melee meet with judge
• Veterans Memorial Bridge to be closed tonight
• Calico lobster caught off Winterport goes to Boston
• Dispatches
• Maine woman ordered to stop feeding sea gulls
• Obama backs gay marriage
• Occupy Maine sets health care rally in Portland
• Hotel’s plan to develop plaza stirs controversy
• DHHS silent on its response to signs of abuse
• Both sides wary of same-sex politics
• Cape library proposal may go to voters
• Shaken-baby risk hard to foresee
• Father of slain baby is accused of murder
• ‘Bullying’ panelists concur: Shift focus to community
• Woman hospitalized after being stabbed
• For infant, a heart patch and a chance at long life
• Man pleads guilty to new offenses
• Street improvements planned near Hadlock
• Pilot who made aviation history dies
• Vidal Sassoon, 84, made hairstyling an art form
• Aide to Kennedy and Johnson dies at 90
• Fire guts home in Saco
• Eastland hotel hopes to build ballroom on Congress Square Plaza
• Sea Dogs beat Fisher Cats, 5-4
• Romney: I'm against gay marriage
• Ex-Miss USA gets probation in DUI case
• Prosecutors not planning to call Edwards' mistress
• Obama endorses same-sex marriage
• Obama's announcement gives Maine gay-marriage supporters a lift
• 2 Calif. officers to be tried in homeless man's death
• Hairstyling pioneer Vidal Sassoon dies at 84
• Sanford police looking for allegedly violent suspect
• Arundel man charged with murder of infant son
• Judge in Sandusky case weighs defense subpoenas
• Rabies case confirmed in Kennebec County
• Red Sox P.A. announcer Beane killed in car crash
• Read what Mainers are saying about Obama's annoucement
• State prison inmate slips and falls into a forklift
• Maine tribe issues 236 elver fishing licenses, catching state by surprise
• Woman stabbed on Cedar Street in Portland
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• Norway gunman asks to confront massacre survivors
• Poll: Women, blacks and independents helping Obama
• Maine considers return to presidential primary
• Russian plane vanishes over Indonesia
• Principal to retire after 17 years in Cape Elizabeth
• Police probe 2nd Augusta pharmacy robbery in a week
• Power restored to 7,200 Brunswick-area CMP customers
• Dominican girl's surgery at Maine Med a success
• Ricci gets 6 months for probation violation, trail incident
• US casinos slowly coming back from recession woes
• France honors WWII vets at West Point
• Clean Out Your Basement and Join Electronics Recycling Day
• 'Y.M.C.A.' songwriter wins court victory over rights
• Cape council may reverse itself on library vote
• MDOT plans upgrades for Park Ave., St. John St.
• High-speed turnpike chase ends in Gray
• AG: Warden justified in shooting Rumford policeman
• Coast Guard steps up inspections of towboats, tugs
• Maine GOP convention runs up modest OT bill
• FDA: Kids' medical tests need child-size radiation
• FBI, police hunt Tenn. kidnap-slaying suspect, 2 girls
• Bachmann becomes a citizen of Switzerland
• Conn. woman gets 15 months in jail for marriage fraud
• RI inmate not owner of controversial Facebook page
• Police: Ashland, Mass. man can't stand after DUI arrest
• Closing arguments today in Hudson family murders trial
• Cattle prices jump as ranchers begin rebuilding
• Effect of NC gay marriage amendment unclear
• Farmers markets getting money to take food stamps
• Massachusets woman accused of bilking retired doctor
• Dogs left caged for at least 4 years in NH
• TD Bank to cut 200 western Mass. jobs
• Bankrupt Augusta oil company details finances
• Lugar's loss has lessons for both parties
• Lugar out, N.C. affirms gay-marriage ban
• Maine woman admits to stealing from Yellowstone
• Retired couples may need $240,000 for health care
• Minn. couple accused of forcing girl, 12, to wear diaper
• 'Floating Beast' wins UMaine's wind technology contest
• NH man arrested in Fairfield crack cocaine bust
• Double agent hands al-Qaida its 3rd failed bombing
• Obama staffer to testify at John Edwards trail
• Maine man to be sentenced for triple murder
• Maine manufacturers holding summit in Owls Head
• Standish, district bridge differences – and water – to plan beach access
• Old Orchard Beach library will be open for business Wednesday
• Freeport downsizing field plan
• Nest control: Ospreys ousted in Maine
• Jamming of Maine public safety signals has stopped
• Maine GOP stands by tea party platform
• Maine infant dies from brain injuries; father remains jailed
• Portland merchants cry foul over parking fees
• Scarborough road shut down after two cars collide
• Hawks hold on with 87-86 win over Celtics
• Maine lawsuit alleges guards beat county jail inmate
• Maurice Sendak, 1928-2012: His books let kids' imaginations run wild
• North Carolina voters pass gay marriage ban
• Lid on student loan rates stalls in Senate
• Calif. may ban gay teen 'conversion' therapy
• Speechwriter says John Edwards knew about cover up
• Dealer describes HGH shipment to Clemens' house
• Gas price likely won't set record this summer
• Puerto Rico aims to become fully bilingual by 2022
• FDA favors first-ever drug for HIV prevention
• Ford to boost factory output by 40,000 vehicles
• VIDEO: Cumberland County guards allegedly beat inmate
• Autopsy: Ultra-runner True died of natural causes
• City workers remove osprey nest from new megaberth
• Number of job openings reaches 4-year high
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• Plans for a casino near Foxborough Stadium have been suspended
• Rain postpones tonight's Sea Dogs game
• LePage pushes for more cuts
• Wash. GOP expects convention tussle with Ron Paul
• La Salle Prep offense erupts over visiting Molalla in Oregon 4A Baseball
• Member Perk: Maine Member Day Returns!
• Maine man sentenced for stealing food stamps
• 'Where Wild Things Are' author Maurice Sendak dies
• Coroner: Valium, alcohol killed painter Kinkade
• IOC likely to retest Athens samples
• Road sign in NH town miffs some bicyclists
• South Portland moves farmers market
• London jogger: Dustin Hoffman saved my life
• Veterans Memorial Bridge to close Thursday night
• Portland schools chief clarifies teacher pay raises
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• OOB Council, library board to meet tonight on standoff
• State GOP keeps tea party's 2010 platform
• National Train Day Celebration at Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad Company & Museum
• Fire destroys large garage in Scarborough
• Obama adviser: Cooperation led to bomb intercept
• Waterville residents oppose church demolition
• VIDEO: Maurice Sendak on 'The Colbert Report' in January
• Border Patrol gets first new strategy in 8 years
• Obama's 'to do' list for Congress: jobs, mortgages, veterans
• New 'underwear bomb' seized as CIA foils plot
• Portland OK after-hours club restrictions
• Patient documents trashed at Maine VA facility
• Pay raises help increase Portland's school budget
• Don't tell Paul's supporters the primary is over
• Arundel infant dies after assault
• National GOP may bar Maine's Republican delegates
• 'Pink slime' maker to close three plants
• Body found of Maine man missing several months
• Sanford School Committee votes to stop using Redskins as a team name
• Is Riverside on par with city courses?
• BIW ship to get Miss.-made helicopter hangar
• Google's self-driving cars get Nev. test license
• Santorum endorses one-time rival Romney
• Senate heads toward showdown vote on student loans
• NC votes today on constitutional ban on gay marriage
• Augusta man accused of robbing 2 pharmacies
• Maine Maritime Academy's training ship casts off
• Underage party in Oakland busted after 911 hang-ups
• Couple lament loss of their island home
• Veterans' scholarships a fitting legacy for Marine
• Dispatches
• Magazine gives Maine better marks for business
• BIW cited for hazardous materials violations
• This Week At The Portland Museum of Art: May 7 - 13, 2012
• Female veteran: 'I wanted to do something that counted'
• UNH student reports sexual assault
• 2012 BFA Thesis Show on View
• Waterville chief hosts pharmacy workshop
• U.S. House panel vote cuts social services
• Germany likely to keep pushing austerity
• Obama faces scrutiny on gay marriage view
• Groomer's killing at Derby remains a mystery to police
• Excuse me: Gassy dinosaurs helped to warm prehistoric Earth
• Lawyer: Mellon viewed Edwards funds as gifts
• Weapons were in building during Portland standoff
• Study: Access to the doctor eroding for millions
• Coverage trend offers both savings, risks
• Freeport reviewing municipal budget
• Arundel man charged with assaulting infant son
• Americans aren't getting any thinner
• New law seeks to update Maine mining rules
• Celtics' Big 3 still have life in those old bones
• 'Pink slime' flap cited as beef processor closes three plants
• CIA thwarts new al-Qaida underwear bomb plot
• New Maine mining rules won't mean gold rush
• Waterville chief offers help for those dealing with pharmacy robberies
• No end in sight to American obesity epidemic
• Police: Weapons found during Portland standoff
• Babe Ruth's Mass. home up for sale
• Small-town official accused of stealing $53 million
• New Listing: 6 Mulberry Street, Buxton
• New Listing: 6 Mulberry Street, Buxton
• Famed obese New Mexico cat dies
• GOP plan boosts Pentagon, cuts social programs
• Highway deaths per miles driven falls to record low
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• Barn fire kills dozens of animals in Gouldsboro
• Car crashes into Waterville pizza shop
• Waterville's The Resistance named 'Best Young Band'
• FBI, Vt. police to search dump for missing couple
• Flashy, fiery Sarkozy fades from French scene
• Artist known for 'LOVE' sculptures sued in Maine court system
• Maine man charged with assaulting infant son
• Al-Qaida releases video of American hostage
• Three ousted judges win JFK Courage award
• Police investigate murder at Kentucky Derby track
• NY boy seeks to remain on girls field hockey squad
• 92-year-old to be sentenced for selling suicide kits
• NH-Maine bridge inspection could cause delays
• State's hospitals double free care over five years
• Maine gas prices drop by 4 cents per gallon
• Calm returns to scene of Portland shooting
• UNH alerts campus after sexual assault in dorm
• Bath Iron Works, union begin contract talks
• Dispute at Waterville restaurant leads to stabbing
• Putin sworn in as Russia's president for 6 years
• Al-Qaida releases video of American hostage
• Biden backs equal rights for married gays
• Wife Skyping with soldier saw bullet hole in wall
• Key education legislation still awaiting action
• Dispatches
• Fire at Norway rooming house suspicious
• Senate candidates bumped amid 'fiasco'
• Bangor Raceway opens for 129th season
• Special coins going to Maine women veterans
• Greeks reject parties that supported massive bailout
• Hundreds march for babies
• Some unaware free care is offered
• Trial at Guantanamo Bay: 9/11 defense says system is rigged
• France celebrates election of leftist president
• Standish rethinks ban on drive-throughs
• MECA to honor Shettleworth, Sussman
• Ron Paul wins most of Maine's GOP delegates
• South Portland marks start of high school renovation project
• Socialist Francois Hollande wins French presidency
• March for Babies draws big crowds throughout Maine
• Biden OK with equal rights for married gay couples
• Who is Hollande? Accidental president rides anti-Sarkozy wave
• Numbers for Lyme disease expected to be high
• In final speech, Snowe urges party to defeat Obama
• Maine woman killed in N.H. shooting had $14,000 cash
• LePage: 'Get off the couch and get yourself a job'
• 'Avengers' smashes all-time record: $200.3 million debut
• Road map to Hollywood: Two Maine actors show the way
• Man murdered at Kentucky Derby race track
• Two police officers injured in Norway fire
• Libertarians pick Gary Johnson as presidential nominee
• Norridgewock girl wins $10,000 scholarship
• Ayla Reynolds' aunt says she took polygraph
• Teen charged in island arson, 4 additional camp break-ins
• Dutch woodworker takes on restoration project in Maine
• Dispatches
• Maine community colleges to graduate record number
• Maine GOP Convention: Paul shakes up the party
• Scott Romney calls for party unity
• Collins: GOP must fight to advance Republican ideas
• Police investigating Windham robbery
• Four hospitalized after Paris deck collapse
• Thousands seek protection via Maine courts each year
• Deadly N.H. drug raid sheds light on task force
• Buffett feels 'terrific' in wake of diagnosis
• Honoring service that is GOLDEN
• 9/11 defendants disrupt hearing
• Genocide survivors learning to forgive
• Campaign ads show explosion of negativity
• Obama makes case for re-election
• Armed Portland standoff ends peacefully
• Shriner go-cart fatality blamed on mechanical failure
• Red Sox hammered in 8-2 loss
• Black hole makes slow meal of star
• Japan goes off nuclear-power grid
• Connecticut keeps new marijuana rules specific
• Southern York County hit by power outage
• Boat operator floats idea of Maine-NH water taxi
• Lake's freezing and thawing shows warming trend
• Romney embarking on new political balancing act
• Free comics! Today's promotion hopes to attract new readers
• Fishermen get 5.6 million pound dogfish increase
• Fox changes name of 'Neighborhood Watch' film
• Senior left fielder Erich Regan is hitting his stride for La Salle Prep Baseball
• Disgraced Vt. state trooper gets 30 days for sex charges
• Thousands pour in to GOP convention
• Drugs robbed from Pittsfield pharmacy
• 9/11 'mastermind' to be arraigned today
• 9/11 families prepare for Guantanamo arraignment
• Maine Green Party convenes in Portland
• Dispatches
• Maine schools offer a day off, food for SATs
• Osprey nest forces a port choice
• Harbor cruise aims to help boats steer clear
• Legislators' relationship subject of police probe
• Credibility problems plague port
• GOP girds for power play
• Changes in climate will alter Maine, speaker says
• United States, China outline dissident deal
• Woman at center of scandal details dispute at hotel
• Teenager spots error in museum map
• An AP war correspondent gets long-overdue apology
• Planned Parenthood open during appeals
• Former media mogul Black released from federal prison
• High court asked to consider cases involving Tasers
• Octomom could soon be Homeless Mom
• Maine group urges vote on federal judicial nominees
• Soldier in Afghanistan dies in Skype chat with wife
• Get ready for an eyeful on Saturday night: 'Supermoon'
• Heiress concerned Edwards used her for her money
• US, China forge tentative deal on Chinese activist
• Buckner ball sells for $418,250 at auction
• Boss of drill sergeant school getting her job back
• Friday Brainteaser
• NOAA picks Portland group for seal stranding network
• A man and his monkey pulled over in Florida
• US revamps student work visa program after abuses
• Romney wanted gay spokesman to stay on the job
• Chaplain: Seau's brain to be donated for research
• Former pipeline in Limestone to be auctioned
• Longfellow Books hosts Richard and Kate Russo tonight
• Happy Star Wars Day everyone!
• Portland Photo of the Week – Spring is in the Air
• Westbrook police investigating accidental shooting
• Bill Nemitz: Heath's fighting same-sex marriage, the manly way
• Lewiston man gets 2 years for marijuana robbery
• 7 hurt at Kent St. in 1970 shooting want answers
• Falling bear in Colo. campus photo killed by car
• Dispatches
• Economists forecast slow but steady US hiring
• Bin Laden was haunted by al-Qaida failures
• Penobscot bridge observatory now open for season
• Romney's brother to address Maine GOP convention
• Sen. Collins to endorse Mass. Sen. Brown
• Art in the open
• Vogue restyling model policy on age, weight
• Protection order issued after lawmakers' breakup
• Web petition drives revive scrutiny of killings
• A first in Maine: Woman sworn in as federal district judge
• South Portland plan puts farmers' market in better place
• Election 2012: Courtney enters race for Maine's 1st Congressional District seat
• Disability lawsuit settled by state
• Massachusetts man appears in court in double slaying
• Traps set in forests for flying ash borers
• Skaters hunting for area ice time
• Map offers clue to fate of Lost Colony
• Syrian cease-fire has little hope, White House says
• 9/11 arraignments first step in final chapter
• Waldoboro engineer nominated to PUC
• They're big shoes to fill (but tough to find 'em)
• Saco residents will be able to track crime using an online map
• Retired Teamster's death leads agents to follow the money
• Chancellor plans visit to embattled USM
• Search continues for Maine woman not seen in 2 months
• Vogue bans too-skinny models from its pages
• Infamous 'Buckner ball' going up for auction
• Facebook sets $28-$35 price range for IPO shares
• Tallest man in US seeking good shoes, normalcy
• Innovative 'bot to ply Gulf of Maine
• Settlement reached in Maine disability lawsuit
• White House is silent on fate of Chinese activist
• Capistrano trying to woo back its legendary swallows
• New assessment calls eel population 'depleted'
• Portland duo The Veayo Twins win music contest
• Siblings convicted in OOB murder lose appeal
• CDC: More teen girls using most effective birth control
• 5 indicted in alleged plot to bomb Ohio bridge
• Applications for unemployment aid drop sharply
• Sort of spooky how it looks almost exactly the same!
• Truck hits Westbrook utility pole, snarls traffic
• LePage nominates Waldoboro engineer to PUC
• Maine wardens find missing mom and 2 kids
• W. Maine bridge over Androscoggin called deficient
• Army to release bin Laden documents this morning
• Quimby blocks more logging roads in Piscataquis County
• Turner restaurant closes after 77 years
• Mass. man faces judge in slaying of mother, grandmother
• Rabies confirmed in Bath woodchuck
• Seau's apparent suicide stuns fans, former teammates
• Munch's 'The Scream' brings record $119.9M
• NH and Maine troopers save man on bridge
• Rockport school ends boys-only class
• Mother, daughter die after collision with logging truck
• Protest vote on Botman falls short
• Dispatches
• Waterville teen delivers petitions to Seventeen magazine
• Teen charged with manslaughter released on $50K bond
• Courtney taking congressional campaign on the road
• Horizon Christian makes it 13 straight Baseball wins beating rival Dayton
• Former New England Patriot Seau dies
• Mayor pushing food-policy panel
• LePage urges help against violence
• Lack of funds imperils future of Old Orchard Beach library
• Student forgotten in cell had wild 'hallucinations'
• UMaine System hiring attracts scrutiny
• Pact gives Afghanistan stability
• Scarborough council approves tax-raising budgets
• Finalist for a Google prize
• Bikers thank Snowe for support
• Where injustice lurks, attorney steps in
• 1 killed in crash between car and logging truck
• Gingrich suspends campaign
• Facebook smooths path for thousands of organ donors
• City closes Ice Arena to make emergency repairs
• Ex-Patriots linebacker Junior Seau found dead
• 1 killed in crash between car and logging truck
• NFL suspends 4 players for Saints' bounties
• 100,000 Facebook users use new organ-donor option
• Pettitte says he may have misunderstood Clemens
• Gingrich ends campaign, prefers Romney to Obama
• Samuel Jackson steps fully into Nick Fury in 'Avengers'
• Court: President Bush's aide protected from any torture lawsuits
• Coast Guard retrieves injured Maine fisherman
• Patriots mourn death of ex-linebacker Seau
• For this Wyeth, art is a fast Kentucky Derby horse
• Suspect in double slaying nabbed at Maine border
• Gov't to speed up tracking of possible E. coli outbreaks
• John Edwards' daughter leaves courtroom crying
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• Texting teen in court today on manslaughter charge
• 'Lively' Maine GOP convention expected this weekend
• Court documents add to NH shooting details
• Lawyer for bomb suspects is skeptical of informant's role
• Feds charge 107 in Medicare fraud raids in 7 cities
• Tsunami-swept Harley found in Canada
• Maine woman wins $500,000 in lottery
• UMaine says 'paint party' got out of hand
• LePage to Cheverus footballers: Help end domestic violence
• Portland, Maine – ‘the San Francisco of the East’
• Overnight house fires in Lewiston and Auburn
• Snowe praises bikers at Blaine House tea
• Cape Elizabeth 8th grader wins Google design contest
• Police investigating infant's death in Owls Head
• Wright Express earnings up 22 percent
• GPS suggests Calif. yacht hit rocks off Mexico
• Parents of tattooed teen sue NH school district
• Honor the accomplishments of USM's LGBTQA soon to be graduates at Lavender Gradu...
• More students in limbo as college wait lists grow
• Maine teen faces manslaughter charge in crash
• Shippers lose Portland-based container line
• Bill Nemitz: Maine lawmaker aims to give child sex abuse no place to hide
• Maine moose lottery deadline approaching
• Maine settles with worker who alleged retaliation
• Girl, 13, cleared of arson in school bathroom fire
• Blind activist goes free after promises of safety
• Dispatches
• Obama sees 'new day' 1 year after bin Laden raid
• Munch's 'The Scream' may fetch $80M at NYC auction
• State now taking charter school applications
• FBI watched as 5 men planned Ohio bridge bomb plot
• Maine multicultural college students find reason to dance
• LePage visiting Cheverus to talk about domestic violence
• Ex-Maine border agent sues Homeland Security Dept.
• Maine GOP hosts Senate candidate forum tonight
• Heartfelt endeavor reaches from Maine to Dominican Republic
• Thompson's Point may not include concert hall
• Traditional Irish Band The Ivy Leaf Celebrates Their CD Release at Blue
• Portland clinic gets funding to support expansion
• Yarmouth Water District sets rate hike at 14 percent
• How was Maine teen's day at school? 'Oh, I won $100,000'
• China's accidental activist: Blind lawyer strikes popular chord
• Activist's oath to mark new era in Myanmar
• July Fourth fireworks to be launched off barge in Casco Bay
• Protesters in Portland speak out for '99 percent'
• Zimmerman case a social media struggle
• Crowds vent at world's May Day protests
• King's campaign leaders equally split between parties, independents
• Defense's alternative suspect in Twardus case arrested
• Thompson's Point developers may nix concert hall
• Amukamara says Dennard will pan out for Patriots
• Obama makes surprise trip to Afghanistan to sign pact
• Maine turkey hunter attacked by coyote
• No-confidence balloting under way for USM president
• US factory growth shows economy is strengthening
• Vt. trooper shoots, kills unarmed suspect
• FBI: 5 men try to blow up Ohio bridge
• Pettitte testifies against ex-best friend Clemens
• Dow closes at highest level since 2007
• Companies settle claims of lead paint involving Maine shipyard
• Texting teen charged with manslaughter in W. Paris crash
• Supreme Court's popularity hits 25-year low
• Obama strengthens penalties around Iran, Syria
• Portland losing container cargo service again
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• New Listings: Bath, Bowdoinham, & Gorham!
• Snowe to attend bikers' tea
• Portland's July 4 celebration adds barge for fireworks
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• US Sen. Brown uses health law to insure daughter
• Appeals judge stops Planned Parenthood injunction
• Maine health centers to get about $1.3M in grants
• Maine teen heading to NYC for protest at Seventeen Magazine
• Maid's civil suit against Strauss-Kahn can proceed
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• India ferry capsizes; 103 dead, 100 missing
• Angus King appoints 9 to chair Senate campaign
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• Waterville grad wins national science award
• Facebook to make it easier to become organ donor
• UK lawmakers: Rupert Murdoch unfit to lead company
• Son shoots dad while turkey hunting in Windham
• Maine student lands $100,000 college scholarship
• Bin Laden said to have wanted Obama assassinated
• Scout official resigns, supports ousted gay leader
• Secret Service agents to undergo ethics training
• Colleagues give cancer-stricken warden new roof
• Maine Education Dept. disbands disabilities panel
• Ohio's big cat stampede prods review of laws nationwide
• Formerly conjoined twins thrive post-separation
• Body of Augusta man found along Kennebec
• Deaths in 2 Calif. races leave sailors reeling
• Maine/New England Dispatches
• Labor, Occupy, plan May Day rally in Portland
• Auburn launches online police reporting
• Twardus seeks new trial for Gorham death
• Field narrowed to 7 for superintendent
• PUC to test power line alternatives
• Thousands more babies born opiate-dependent
• LePage 'corrupt' remark draws GOP fire
• Lawmakers weigh what to do with new money
• A passageway for fish, why not for kayakers?
• Many Afghan attacks unreported by military
• 'Crucify' official quits EPA
• Ex-executive gets 22 years in massive investment fraud
• Biologists tracking python invasion
• Owners to get options on horse carcasses
• Officials, horse farm owners meeting Tuesday
• Dutch nationalists tap resistance to immigrants, integrated Europe
• White House defends drone strikes
• French Muslims get call to vote Sunday
• One World Trade Center NYC's tallest
• 'Amarillo Slim' Preston Jr., 83, poker-playing champion, dies
• Waterville teen presses Seventeen Magazine to change its ways
• Scarborough High School does well at national competition
• Number of newborns with drug withdrawal triples
• Son shoots dad while turkey hunting in Windham
• SC teacher facing charges over Jew, Nazi comments
• Judge dismisses lawsuit against 'Three Cups of Tea' author
• EPA official resigns over 'crucify' comment
• Maine buys 5,700 acres for $2.7 million
• Judge blocks Texas' anti-Planned Parenthood law
• Four years later, Boston police make arrest in Northeastern student's murder
• Celtics' star Rondo suspended for Game 2 vs. Hawks
• Driver in Bronx crash was speeding, clipped wall
• PUC approves transmission alternative for midcoast
• Convicted Maine murderer argues for new trial
• Feds propose ways to ease impact of yellowtail cut
• New Listing: 40 Moses Little Drive, Windham
• New Listing: 40 Moses Little Drive, Windham
• 12 Maine radio stations changing ownership
• Tech exec gets 22 years prison for $30M fraud
• Another Black Bear signs with NFL team
• Govt plays Clemens' statements central to their case
• 2 GOP lawmakers blast LePage on 'corrupt' remark
• Maine heating oil dips 8 cents since winter
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• 1958 postcard mailed from Chicago finally arrives
• Patrick Dempsey praised for coolly rescuing teen from crash
• West Point to display Bin Laden trove
• State revenues rise nearly $50M, easing budget shortfall
• With an asterisk, WTC is back on top in NYC
• New James Bond film to depict spy's inner demons
• Brits to put missiles on rooftops during Olympics
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• RSU 2 might cut budget $1.5M, with union aid
• Answers may rest in Fort Richmond soil
• Australian billionaire: Titanic II to sail in 2016
• Rights group: US asylum likely for Chinese dissident
• On the Web, and nun too soon
• NH trooper traveling with gov rescues man in crash
• Portland high schools take byte out of laptop use at home
• Courtney officially entering race to unseat Pingree
• Augusta's Memorial Bridge to get $7M paint job
• Ship collision suspected in wreck during California race
• Officials probe Bronx SUV accident that killed 7
• More than $40,000 raised to honor fallen NH chief
• Gas drops by nearly a nickel in Maine
• Car hits 2 teen girls sunbathing on Pa. road
• NH bill makes gun licenses optional
• Maine museum to exhibit Wyeth, Kent paintings
• Grandpa has grand plans for family falafel kitchen
• Catching Kony: U.S. hunts most wanted warlord
• Study: 'Diabesity' help for teens inadequate
• Oh boy, what a chess king
• Chinese officials question those who helped activist flee
• Gillnetters decry plan for porpoise protection
• State bee expert says die-off could recur
• New life: Oregon CB Cliff Harris signs free agent deal with Philadelphia Eagles
• Walter L. Gordon Jr., 103, pioneering black attorney
• Maine hiker survives four days in Utah wilderness
• Israel buzzing with rumors of early elections
• Massachusetts prosecutor defends money spent on sports programs
• Four Oregon Ducks sign undrafted free agent deals with NFL teams
• 2nd Annual Into The Mud Challenge – Saturday, May 5, 2012 – Gorham, Maine
• Floyd helps White Sox beat Red Sox, 4-1
• Red Sox head home after strong road trip
• Portland bike swap draws major crowd
• Maine convents turn to Internet for recruitment
• Sea Dogs lose again
• Former Miss New Hampshire USA faces assault charge
• Maine Holocaust survivor tells her story in 'Against All Odds'
• Ron Crusan: The man with a plan
• Maine woman vows to protect a farm, and its way of life
• Report: Apple legally sidesteps billions in taxes
• Porpoise problems have fishermen facing shutdown
• State outlines Maine summer highway agenda
• Edwards' fate hinges on ex-right-hand man and wife
• NH Senate to vote on allowing hemp farming
• Maine's Associated Grocers: What's left?
• Maine Tourism Association to honor Snowe
• Louis Armstrong's last trumpet recording now a CD
• A fresh approach to the fiddlehead
• Ted Williams' MVP plaque sells for $300K in Boston
• Dispatches
• Maine court clerks cut back hours this week
• Survey to assess toll taken on Maine's bats
• High college debt weighs on Mainers
• Chinese activist shielded by U.S. poses dilemma
• Bottom of the heap in India: Mounting trash, pickers' treasure
• Current Connecticut cases face test in death penalty repeal
• Body found in bunker after Washington state standoff
• 'Bonds are not the answer,' LePage says
• Dice-K dominates in Portland rehab assignment
• Muslims: Focus of trial overlooks Norwegian killer's views
• Social media posts could undermine standardized tests
• Small quake rattles Southern California
• Cheney: Medical advances saved him
• Energy company disputes pollution study
• Study: Ancient migrants spread farming in Europe
• Huge lava coils discovered on Mars surface
• Influx of kids at border baffles officials
• Small, dispersed groups emerge as terror threat
• Romney softens campaign rhetoric
• Syria blasts U.N. chief for criticizing regime's tactics
• Maine GOP aims at platform free from surprises
• Snowe, contenders highlight convention
• Medication eradication
• Investigator: Sickened horses difficult to treat
• Two injured in Maine propane tank explosion, fire
• Steelers select David Paulson in 7th round of 2012 NFL draft
• La Salle baseball holds off late rally to win second straight
• Presque Isle man charged with meth trafficking
• Chinese dissident said to be hiding at U.S. embassy
• Packers take Maine's McMillian in fourth round of NFL Draft
• Ohio radio host advocates corrective rape for lesbian
• Scandal highlights lack of women in Secret Service
• La Salle Softball can't overcome Gladstone pitching in close loss
• Woman wins $5.8M in 'Girls Gone Wild' case
• Maine man gets 8 years for sexually assaulting young girl
• NH man sentenced in mistaken-identity attack
• LePage takes aim at bipartisan bond package in radio address
• Vt. considers expanding bear-hunting season
• Maine drug take-back program held on Saturday
• Police surround bunker in hunt for Wash. fugitive
• Waterville Opera House stages stylish comeback
• Dispatches
• Chaperones among new Secret Service rules
• LePage: State workers ‘corrupted by bureaucracy’
• Horse deaths blamed on toxins
• Jet engine plant sees 400 jobs up yonder
• Convention cities cope with gun laws
• House votes against doubling interest rate on federal student loans
• HHS chief clarifies MaineCare mistakes
• Four Democrats address the party
• 49ers select Oregon RB LaMichael James in 2nd round of 2012 NFL draft
• Sex abuser sentenced to 32 years
• $200,000 omission was 'oversight'
• FBI: Tax trickery financed bookkeeper's dream farms
• No surprises in Bay State Senate rivals' tax returns
• Husband charged in N.H. killing
• Man convicted of trespassing at Blaine House
• UNH students dig up clues to campus in 19th century
• Annual piano drop strikes chord at MIT
• Windham man sentenced to 32 years for sexual assault
• Bear makes 'perfect landing' following tranquilized fall from tree
• LePage writes letter to state employees about "corrupt" remark
• Temple Grandin to speak at USM
• State paid $10.7 million in medical care for 7,700 ineligible Mainers
• House OKs student loan bill, ignores veto threat
• Saco man faces 15 years or more in prison after firing gun
• You had us at Queen.
• Portsmouth police ID woman found in waters off Kittery
• Thomas College hires first female president
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• Man's body found along shore of Maine harbor
• N. Anson woman hit with stun gun after high-speed chase
• Space shuttle Enterprise arrives at NY's JFK
• US growth slowed to 2.2% in first quarter
• Police recover items from Kennebec River
• Driver badly injured trying to pass truck on Rte. 302
• Friday Brainteaser
• Former Decoster worker files lawsuit
• Dutch judge upholds ban on foreigners buying pot
• US to remove 9,000 Marines from Okinawa
• Sunset Over Deering Street – the Portland Photo of the Week!
• Saco police warn of email scam
• 6 sentenced for Lewiston-area crime spree
• Study: Most victims knew Ala. twisters were coming
• Protesters at US party conventions could pack heat
• House GOP set to curb college student loan costs
• Wis. animal shelter to open, thanks to cat with 26 toes
• Body of woman found floating in Piscataqua River
• Portland march, rally against sexual violence today
• Historic battle cannon heads to Bath
• Police charge 4 in attack on Lewiston students
• Dispatches
• Maine man expected to plead guilty to murdering wife
• Oxford Casino seeking to fill 100 jobs
• Freeport musician's death ruled suicide, authorities say
• Governor points to 'corrupt' workers
• Mercy: 'no aggressive collection practices'
• Mistrial declared in Occupy trespassing case
• Teenager brings libel suit for bullying on Facebook
• South Portland team does well as global robotics matches begin
• Want your data shared for security?
• South Portland High School competing in international robotics contest
• Popular Scout leader ousted for being gay
• Secret Service investigation expands
• One person injured in Route 302 crash in Naples
• Yellowtail cut deals huge blow to fishing
• In ‘Cash mob’ variant, crowd’s spurred to spend
• Budget-writing committee passes $95 million bond package
• Massachusetts lawyer convicted of tax evasion suspended from practicing in Maine
• Six Lewiston-Auburn residents sentenced on federal drug charges
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• Parties in Scarcelli case awaiting ruling on countersuit
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• WMPG FM staff in 1973!
• 1968 Move-In Day!
• Lesbian Scout leader ousted in Ohio
• Abe Kern Biology class in the 1960's.
• Pizza Party - Bonfire - Dance! Payson Smith Hall cafeteria in 1958.
• University Apparel in the 1960's
• "We love you Huskies!"
• Maine AG seeks injunction in assault case
• This 1926-1927 Gorham Normal School women's basketball team won 7 of its 8 games...
• Members of the first Gorham Normal School men's basketball team from 1920-1921.
• UPDATE: Mistrial declared in Blaine House protest trial
• 1968 Huskies Huzzah sponsored by the Student Council.
• Southern Maine's first fireworks store to open in Scarborough
• Drug-overdose antidote put in the hands of addicts
• Fans gather to honor Levon Helm at Woodstock home
• Feature Obituary: Christopher Black, 42, touched many lives in and out of AA
• Waterville police investigate double stabbing
• Boring meets Dull in international partnership
• Cannon from War of 1812 headed to Bath
• Official: Secret Service probing another trip
• Meteorites found in Calif. along path of fireball
• Man charged with igniting fire marshall's car faces new charges
• Change steers students to healthier food choices
• Jury deliberates fate of Blaine House Occupy protesters
• Puppy on runway delays flights at LaGuardia
• Court convicts ex-Liberian president of war crimes
• Mercy hires support firm being sued by Minnesota
• Maine fire departments face shortage of volunteers
• Restaurant owner pleads not guilty to hiring illegals
• Hallowell ice rink due for June opening
• Developer unveils plans for Millinocket mill site
• Affidavit: Suspect in Old Orchard Beach killing ‘snapped'
• Maine teachers to get 'financial literacy' how-tos
• Maine man charged with sexually assaulting boy
• First responders learning how to help PTSD victims
• Phishing scam hits Maine credit union customers
• Arizona migrant case could lead to sweeping changes
• 2 Mainers get EPA awards for lifetime achievement
• LePage visiting businesses in Penobscot County today
• Dispatches
• La Salle Baseball gets redemption with rival Gladstone
• Where's the beef been? U.S. can't say
• Justices consider immigration law
• Old Orchard Beach, library officials split over finances
• A safe way to discard old drugs
• Portland committee calls for cuts to school budget
• Spending battle puts state bonding at risk
• Anti-Obama Tea Party Marine discharged for misconduct via Facebook
• Reputed N.E. mob leader arrested
• Pieces of exploded meteor found
• Senate approves bill to bail out post office
• Latest fishery threat: sturgeon
• Freeport man's body found
• LePage: No bond package till spending reined in
• France: Military force a possibility to quell Syria violence
• GOP produces bill to freeze interest on student loans
• Thrilled fans view Williams memorabilia
• Police: No foul play suspected in death of Freeport musician
• Bill easing 'double-dipping' rules for retired teachers unlikely to pass
• Burger King makes cage-free promise
• Ice melt isn't just from warm air
• Two babies die at same Maine house
• Sturgeon health is newest threat to fishing industry
• Parents wire kids to prove teachers' verbal abuse
• Marines discharge sergeant for Facebook posts on Obama
• Man accused in fatal OOB stabbing appears in court
• Arrest of alleged New England mob boss hailed by officials
• Occupy Maine protests high student debt
• Gun in NH police shooting bought by shooter's girlfriend
• Fed: Economy growing moderately; no policy changes
• Natural Foodie: Maine's organic seed companies see warming trend
• Sebago woman in fair condition after violent crash
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• Casco Bay baykeeper wins EPA award
• Report cites some improvement in Maine air
• Buyer Specialist Ryan O’Leary Joins the Universal Properties at Keller Williams Team
• Beyonce named People's most beautiful woman
• Gingrich to end presidential campaign next week
• Rupert Murdoch to judge: I'm not that powerful
• $2.2M grant to boost Biddeford, Portland afterschool programs
• New Gloucester man gets 25 years for making child porn
• Church sues Rockland over tax exemptions
• PHOTO: Bradbury Mountain hawkeyes
• George Zimmerman's website disabled
• Trial related to Occupy Augusta protest is nearly derailed
• Judge refuses to dismiss GI's WikiLeaks case
• Federal Reserve official to discuss immigrant finances
• Maine man guilty of threatening president
• Norway killer: Insanity diagnosis based on 'fabrications'
• Drug suspect hurt in second-story leap for freedom
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• UMaine Farmington, Presque Isle get new presidents
• Mother of NH shooter says he was a good person
• Middle-aged man dies in Boothbay fire
• Softer cruise ship season predicted for Portland
• Fake inspection sticker leads to drug arrest
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• Viewpoint censorship winners awarded 'Muzzles'
• House passes budget compromise
• Greenland, N.H., police chief, two drug agents shot
• Baboons shown to identify words
• 'Work' remark sets off both camps
• A gun in hand makes a person look bigger, study suggests
• Murder suspect called victim 'bad person'
• Democratic strategist apologizes to Ann Romney
• Maine trooper assaulted during Wiscasset trial
• Study shows baboons can learn to spot real words
• LaFond community college scholarship to help veterans
• JetBlue pilot indicted for flight disruption
• Get in Shape Just in Time For Some Great Maine Races
• Stocks finish sharply higher on news from China, Europe
• Trayvon Martin shooter makes court appearance
• Videotaped confession played in triple murder trial
• Pingree: I'm a progressive, not a communist
• Storm dumps waist-high hail in Texas Panhandle
• Nearly half of Maine homicides are domestic violence
• Sebago Lake campground opening 4 weeks early
• Trayvon Martin's mom clarifies 'accident' remark
• Maine advances casino study; club slot bills
• iframe test
• Applications for jobless aid hit 2-month high
• Conn. legislature approves repeal of death penalty
• South Portland police hunt Big Apple robber
• Oakland man recovering from burns after fuel tank explodes
• Baby discovered live in morgue; condition improving
• Maine inmate indicted in fellow prisoner's death
• House fire in Gorham another arson case
• BIW's cutting-edge warship now getting Navy raves
• Lawmakers finally seek to steer gambling's future in Maine
• NH to unveil new brand identity for state
• Man accused of ax attack granted $3,500 bail
• Special operations chief proposes war plan for Afghanistan
• Jury selection set to begin in John Edwards trial
• Newcastle man dies while tending brush fire
• Prosecutors face tough task in Trayvon Martin case
• Foreclosure activity signals surge of repossessions
• Maine labor board dismisses public workers' complaint
• Olympic cyclist to ride in Dempsey Challenge
• Loans to help homeowners save on heat
• Dispatches
• Bangor man appeals murder conviction, sentence
• Zimmerman accused of 2nd-degree murder
• Man tells of fighting off ax, cleaver attack
• Distributor recalls beef after tests spot E. coli
• Six more clerics, one still alive, accused in sex abuse case
• Man admits charge in prostitution case
• House nears approval of jobless fraud bill
• Accuser of coach sentenced as sex abuser
• Union accuses state of improper hiring
• Portland cook wins $10,000 on ‘Chopped’
• Trash-filled eyesore clean, now company can move in
• Falmouth weighs spending increase
• Dolloff slams DA's conduct in her appeal
• Quake causes panic, no tsunami
• Commencement 2012
• Romney's agenda faces obstacles
• Juror dismissed in Ormsby case
• Suit says Apple, publishers fixed e-book prices
• Maine company involved in beef recall
• Did you know that it's National Poetry Month? 2006 New York Slam King, Carlos An...
• Southern Maine schools do well at state math meet
• Zimmerman charged with murder in Trayvon Martin death
• GOP lawmaker says "78 to 81" Dems are communists
• In Maine triple-murder trial, juror tossed after telling prosecutor 'good job'
• Report: CA pepper-spray incident was preventable
• Sanford police investigating reported sexual assault
• Equipment failure at CMP wipes out power in downtown Brunswick
• Man tied to murdered Maine prostitute pleads guilty in related case
• U.S. sues Apple, publishers over E-book prices
• Red Sox lose again Wednesday; drop to 1-5 overall
• Mass murderer Charles Manson denied parole
• Portland cook wins $10,000 on 'Chopped'
• Fox's Hannity, Zimmerman speak privately
• Do board games make good movies? 'Battleship' will serve as test case
• New Portland Listing: 432 St. John Street
• New Portland Listing: 432 St. John Street
• Efficiency Maine unveils home energy loan program
• In audio, triple slaying defendant says he didn't know victims
• “…to the Spring and its glorious happiness”
• New site to calculate potential student loan debt
• Brewer woman gets jail for breaking infant son's leg
• Dolloff's appeal focuses on alleged prosecutorial misconduct
• Maine Senate kills bill to shield governor's papers
• Bruins' Horton to miss Stanley Cup playoffs
• Two charged in South Portland car break-in
• 2nd Farmington arrest in alleged ax, cleaver attack
• Are you excited about the Great Maine Bike Swap ( If so, be...
• Users of Portland's 'Canco Woods' are leery of buyer's intent
• Search of 'suspicious' ice cream truck yields marijuana
• USM students who are opposed to the Genocide Awareness Project have a very peace...
• Fifth suspicious fire hits Gorham
• Indonesia issues tsunami alert, residents flee coast
• Bill Nemitz: Professors plot in cyber schoolyard
• Battle for the presidency is on – and it won't be pretty
• NH police arrest man who wouldn't return school bus
• State's use of private contractors spurs union complaint
• Bangor adult club locked in legal dispute
• Baker puts out 'All Pans Bulletin' for dishes she used at fundraiser
• Army lab to develop 'green' technologies for military
• Attorneys say Zimmerman is isolated, stressed out
• Tougher teen driving rules get lawmakers' backing
• Legislators to investigate data delay by DHHS
• Maine regulators OK wind deal against advice of staff
• Sentencing due for Maine man who accused Syracuse coach
• Dispatches
• Construction expo gets under way in Augusta
• Yarmouth prom-goers face date with Breathalyzer
• Panel OKs Maine budget with fewer cuts to aid
• Misreading clouds Supreme Court review of health law
• Santorum quits race, clearing way for Romney
• Portland Shellfish Co. shut for violations
• Additional I-295 on-ramp meant to relieve congestion
• Feature Obituary: Ivan Suzman, 62, political activist, succumbs to Parkinson's
• Zimmerman's lawyers resign in Trayvon Martin case
• Cousin of Maine slaying victim accused of jury-tampering
• Competition to find Earhart hot after 75 years
• Marlins suspend manager 5 games for Castro flap
• Santorum ends GOP presidential campaign
• Wind deal nears final OK in Maine
• 3 Md. school workers split Mega Millions win
• Man charged with jury tampering at triple-murder trial
• Tip from Portland police leads to arrests in Lincoln County
• Maine inn sues similarly named Maine inn
• Cause of fourth Gorham fire still undetermined
• Biddeford's Dumoulin signed by NHL's Carolina Hurricanes
• Oversight panel votes to investigate Maine's DHHS
• Number of job openings increase to 3.5 million in February
• China ousts top politician, accuses his wife of murder
• UMaine student dies in car crash
• Supreme Court misunderstanding on health overhaul?
• Conn. boy, 5, brings heroin for show and tell
• Report: 150,000 languish in NKorean prison camps
• Committee OKs general-assistance changes, $38M budget
• Killer's sanity key issue in Norway massacre trial
• Feds: Drivers to pay 6% more for gas this summer
• 1 of 2 charged in Standish attack freed on bail
• Wireless providers to begin disabling stolen phones
• Portland is #5 Best Hipster City
• 5 more minutes? New clock answers resounding 'no'
• Tony Blair to speak at Colby commencement
• Seven Maine restaurants named New England's Best
• Maine U.S. Senate candidate Bennett raises $108,000
• Sanford firefighters battle mobile home blaze
• Best Buy's CEO resigns
• Eight Teacher of the Year nominees named
• Lobster firm seeks to resolve cash problems
• Maine supreme court to stream arguments
• Teen births: Miss. has highest rate, NH lowest
• Olympic gold medalist diver Mark Lenzi dies at 43
• Lottery ticket becomes great birthday present
• Fugitive felon finds time to update Facebook
• Calif. finds dangerous toxins in nail polishes
• LePage on panel of tax policy conference in NYC
• Augusta man charged with murdering roommate
• Dispatches
• Acadia's Park Loop Road to open Sunday
• 'I'm scared to death': Fourth suspect fire rattles Gorham neighbors
• This Week At The Portland Museum of Art: April 9 - 15, 2012
• Maine switch: High school diploma based on proficiency
• Brewery, city to discuss paying back sewer bills
• Standish man 'critical' after alleged bat attack
• Killing of three described as northern Maine man's trial starts
• Espionage shifts to universities
• Displaced by civil war, South Sudan returnees stuck
• Tropical storm leaves mark on Vermont soil
• Researchers see cause to hope autism's mystery can be solved
• Maine House backs end to care providers' union rights
• Portland councilors approve block grant plan
• Tulsa suspects confess to shootings, police say
• King vows to run positive Senate campaign
• Oqunquit police identify man who fell into the ocean
• Indiana man held in 'sextortion' case
• North American bat deaths linked to foreign fungus
• Iran's nuclear chief floats compromise
• Designers compete to give National Mall a makeover
• Gay marriage opponents visit UMaine
• UNE launches ferry service
• Plan to close controversial Biddeford incinerator hits stumbling block
• Prison fire destroys a pickup truck
• DA drops charges against man arrested in S. Portland
• Study: Killer bat fungus came from Europe
• Train, truck collide in Aroostook; 1 injured
• Free jazz show tonight in Freeport
• Opening arguments made in Maine triple-murder trial
• After $1B, experts see progress on autism's causes
• Trayvon Martin death won't go to Fla. grand jury
• Did you hear? The School of Music has an amazing line up of events this month st...
• Facebook buying photo-share app Instagram for $1B
• Saco defense plant wins $7.8M military contract
• Bomb threats at Pitt leave campus on edge
• AOL, Microsoft strike $1.1 billion deal
• Victim of Standish crowbar attack in critical condition
• Fourth suspicious Gorham fire destroys garage
• Gay marriage opponents speak out at UMaine
• Angus King promises positive Senate campaign
• Windham prison fire destroys pickup
• Teacher evaluation bill awaits LePage OK
• Red Sox, Yankees and Braves stumble out of gate
• Part of LePage energy package still awaits action
• UNE testing Saco River commuter ferry
• New law bolsters child protection from solicitation
• Sail-around-the-Americas captain almost home
• Portland woman leads Vermont troopers and border agents on high-speed chase
• Finalists emerge to redesig neglected National Mall sites
• Dispatches
• Autism may be linked to obesity during pregnancy
• Turnpike drivers to face delays tonight at mile 94 in Litchfield
• Standish woman appealing bat-attack conviction
• Mass. game officials: No moose hunting
• Tulsa black shootings may be revenge, police say
• Watson wins Masters in sudden-death playoff
• NH towns concerned about darkened street lights
• Photos and video: In search of elvers
• Augusta hospital project generating hundreds of jobs
• RI bill would ban dogs on drivers' laps
• Disabled Auburn woman claims discrimination
• Mike Wallace, '60 Minutes' newsman, dies
• So far, 'weird' 2012 is making toast of weather records
• S. Portland police arrest two men hiding in crawl space
• Maine gas prices now pushing $4 a gallon
• Homeowner association could be sued in Martin case
• Ticks warm up to Maine's mild spring
• Lyme disease treatment puts artist on road to recovery
• New demands scuttle Syria truce plan
• Iran nuclear talks due to begin Friday in Istanbul
• North Korea prepares for rocket launch
• Deal with U.S. gives Afghans authority over night raids
• Obesity in pregnancy may raise autism risk
• Mainers aid Sudan medical mission
• Triple murder trial begins today
• Ride service rolls toward a milestone
• N.H. trying new salmon strategy
• Short of cash? Short on time? IRS may help
• Sox blow it twice; Tigers walk off in 11th
• 'Hunger Games' scores Easter feast with $33.5M
• Bruins ready for playoffs, chance to defend their Stanley Cup
• Mike Wallace, '60 Minutes' star interviewer, dies
• Memorable moments in Mike Wallace's career
• Steve Solloway: He's on top of the mountain in more ways than one
• Maine fisherman hopes to be Sundancing
• Gingrich: Romney is likely GOP nominee
• Afghans, US sign deal on night raids
• Triple murder trial to begin in northern Maine
• NH may privatize its prisons
• Waterville man in critical condition after stabbing
• Maine students to help in charitable-housing work
• After warm winter, look for a plethora of pests
• Photos: Easter on the Eastern Prom
• Maine Dispatches
• Maine on the Hill: Pingree, Iowa governor duel over outrage at pink slime
• Babies, parents flock to promote savings plan
• Police: 2 suspects arrested in Tulsa shootings
• Winslow Homer: The artist's place in Maine
• Independents shape political scene
• 'A ship that couldn't sink'
• Adored by fans, ignored by critics, painter Thomas Kinkade dies at 54
• Avalanche kills at least 100 Pakistani troops
• Steer clear of whales? There's an app for that
• 'Good Friday miracle' spares lives in Navy jet crash
• Drivers see greater swings in gas costs
• U.S. warns Syrians about deception
• 'Defiance' cited in California school suspension spike
• China charges five people with illegal organ trade
• In race for White House, Romney targeting GOP 'gender gap'
• In Easter vigil service, pope urges the faithful to seek enlightenment
• Shootings put Tulsa on edge
• Plenty to smile about: Photo op and a sweet $500
• Warden known as 'The Coyote' named warden of the year
• Mass. man dies after falling in ocean in Ogunquit
• King has early lead in race for U.S. Senate, poll shows
• In Washington County, kindness getting positively catchy
• Pilots in fiery Navy jet crash faced tough choices
• App aims to spare right whales from Gulf of Maine ships
• New book upcoming on Isles of Shoals
• Jay man killed when pickup hits utility pole
• Scientists predict 'moderate' red tide this year
• Maine company making White House easter eggs
• Chinese teen sells kidney to buy iPhone, iPad
• NBC fires producer over 911 audio in Fla. shooting
• 2 hospitalized after Standish attack with bat
• Future unclear for WTC sphere that survived 9/11
• Maritime academy sets training cruise itinerary
• Lebanon woman, 25, killed in N. Berwick crash
• Dispatches
• Former Maine Turnpike chief will be living with a lot less
• Priest's attorneys say probe not about sexual misconduct
• 'Painter of Light,' Thomas Kinkade, 54, dies at California home
• Faculty chair: USM petition will force vote on president
• Governor signs law allowing pension forfeiture after crimes
• Bill over evaluation of Maine teachers, principals approved
• Scarborough racetrack is on track as venue for big concerts
• Shipyard sewer fee probe finds errors, no misconduct
• Former Augusta man faces murder charge in Florida
• Texas deals with drought aftermath
• Brown's bid for re-election now has $15 million
• Massachusetts forests suck up greenhouse gas
• Massachusetts man pleads not guilty in 20 fires in Berkshires
• China partners with Dartmouth to tackle emerging health care system
• Obama: Women's issues have far-reaching impact
• Man given 99 years in purse snatching cleared
• Committee rejects plan to eliminate all state funding for MPBN
• No-confidence vote at USM moving forward
• Training school for medical marijuana providers shut
• Navy plane crashes into apartments
• Winners of the big lotteries generally lay low
• Report: Brewery sewage fee lapse was human error, not misconduct
• Augusta woman, 81, dies after being struck on sidewalk
• Poll gives big early lead to King in Senate race
• Lawmakers reject LePage bid to end MPBN funding
• Maine lawmakers approve teacher evaluation plan
• LePage signs 'Violette Bill' to deter corrupton
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• Violette to serve 3½ years in prison
• Navy jet crashes into Va. apartment building; 2 pilots eject
• Check out Professor Stephen Murphy's new book on Pineland, eugenics and social r...
• Man with child in tow arrested for stealing copper
• Yarmouth to honor Bickford for public service
• Scarborough Downs may host major concerts this summer
• Authorities arrest Maine slaying suspect In Florida
• 'Bully' to be released with PG-13 rating
• Trials set for remaining Blaine House protesters
• Friday Brainteaser
• Google glasses put Web an eyelash away
• New England jobless rates show slight change
• Murder trial judge admits defendant's confession to deputy
• FAA investigating after plane emergency ignored
• Wicked weird weather we've been experiencing lately! Learn all about that and so...
• Photo of the Week: Portland Flea For All
• Topsham woman ordered to pay full restitution
• Oakland man charged in robbery backs out of plea deal
• Two hospitalized after three-car crash in Fairfield
• Candidates for U.S. Senate stake out positions in first GOP forum
• Md. high court poised to hear lesbian divorce case
• 'Stones Into Schools' author allowed to stay with charity
• Bill Nemitz: Thanks for clearing the air, Governor
• LePage signs law easing rules for police fundraisers
• Bill to halve state income tax wins 1st round
• 38 to become US citizens at Portland school ceremony
• Panel seeks Marine's dismissal in Facebook case
• Fourth straight month of strong US hiring expected
• Dispatches
• Former Maine Turnpike director to be sentenced today
• 'This could cut off some of the students'
• Police say teacher's body severely bruised
• New estimate adds to MaineCare glitch
• LePage signs highway study bill
• Westbrook restores 9 school jobs
• Obama visits, cities foot the bill
• Narrower definition of autism proposed
• President takes risks with court
• GOP candidates for U.S. Senate hold first debate
• Painkiller use around U.S. rises dramatically
• Come for breakfast and a day filled with presentations and panel discussions wit...
• 'Merchant of Death' arms dealer sentenced
• Connecticut Senate repeals death penalty
• Tons of radioactive water leak at Japan nuclear plant
• Chess coach, top players jump to new school
• Fierce assault slams into Damascus before cease-fire
• Sea Dogs lose opening game to Phillies
• Brunswick developer gets 14 months for housing-money theft
• U.S. fires on Japanese ghost ship
• Police seek public's help in locating missing Portland woman
• NH bill would bar funding for hospitals that offer abortions
• Tigers overcome Valverde slip, beat Red Sox in 9th
• New photo shows shaggy, aged Charles Manson
• Maine House passes bill to lower income tax to 4 percent
• Young people driving less and less
• Doctors want to redefine autism; parents worried
• Warrant: Slain Vt. teacher severely beaten
• Maine governor signs east-west highway bill
• What Are Your Weekend Plans?
• Obama, Romney: Masters golf club should admit women
• Man gets 8 years for burglary of ex-mother-in-law
• Murdoch companies hacked into e-mails, not just phones
• Coca-Cola ends ties with conservative law writers
• Firefighters battle wildfire, harsh terrain, in W. Maine
• Searsport lesbian couple files discrimination suit
• Topsham fire shuts down Route 196
• What Red Sox fans are saying on Opening Day
• Google aims to meld human, Internet with new project
• Rest of baseball catching up with big spenders
• Gingrich's think tank files for bankruptcy
• Arundel man buys $1M scratch ticket in Biddeford
• Maine drug agents make bath salts arrests
• Emmy-winner Kressley to star in Ogunquit's 'Damn Yankees'
• USM is working to keep tuition at '11-'12 levels for ALL students! Residence hal...
• Unattended candle causes Colby dorm fire
• Augusta rally will protest food safety problems
• MaineCare computer glitch grows
• Tactical team arrests Sanford man in Wells gun theft
• Retailers report positive March sales
• US unemployment apps hit 4-year low
• Maine House OKs video gambling in nonprofit clubs
• 80-year-old woman sounds calm as she lands stricken plane
• Painkiller sales soar, fueling epidemic of addiction
• Houston death report details drug signs, last day
• US growth of distant suburbs falls to historic low
• LePage's overhaul of schools fails in House
• Turner man accused of killing wife back in court
• Skowhegan-based weekly papers suspend printing
• Outspoken Marine to argue case against discharge
• Bucksport man gets 2 years for molesting girl
• Dispatches
• New plan for old nuisance
• LePage to sign bill for east-west highway study
• Senate puts off Maine presidential primary bill
• Quimby to sell another home base for artists
• Fossil's fluffy coat suggests T. rex was warm and fuzzy
• Artist Mildred Burrage’s Years In France at The Portland Museum Of Art
• Press Herald, Telegram add to reporting staff
• Roman Catholic Diocese assigns priest to replace priest on leave of absence
• Driver of stolen car crashes vehicle into historic Standish home
• Ambulance crew cleared in skier death
• Arena renovation outlined
• Violette seeks term of a year or less
• Trash incinerator a target for decades
• Oil speculators called hazardous to U.S.
• 5 ex-cops sentenced in Katrina shootings
• Appeals court hears same-sex benefits case
• Collins: Navy's new-ship plans look good for Bath Iron Works
• Lawmakers kill LePage veto for first time
• Vigil celebrates birthday of missing toddler, now 2
• A grandfather's protest becomes a federal case
• Jail officials told to heed state strip-search limits
• Bill to end non-union state worker dues stalls
• Is this the end of the gold rush?
• Feel like having your mind read on Thursday night? Come check out mentalist Wayn...
• Autopsy: White residue on spoon in Houston's room
• SoPo Coast Guard sector formally accepts Rescue 21
• UMaine frat suspended 5 years for drinking violations
• CISPA: Congressional plan to censor Internet concerns critics
• Yahoo dumps 2,000 workers in latest purge
• Police pepper-spray California students angry over course costs
• Magazine ranks Portland among 'greenest cities'
• Maine education-reform bill fails House passage
• After Trayvon Martin shooting, Cold Case resurrected
• South Sudan says it shoots down Sudanese jet
• For first time ever, LePage veto overridden
• NH considers constitutional amendment banning income tax
• Appeals court hears arguments on anti-gay-marriage law
• Ellsworth woman who set grandma on fire deemed insane
• Rogers to stay as principal at Lyman Moore Middle School
• Maine Senate OKs teacher-evaluation bill
• Warm and fuzzy T. rex? New evidence surprises
• Senator Olympia J. Snowe will be USM's commencement speaker this year!
• Mariners send South Portland pitcher Charlie Furbush to AAA Tacoma
• Olympia Snowe to speak at USM commencement
• New plan for Biddeford to buy MERC
• Service firms grow at steady pace, boost hiring
• Portland Resident Participates in Lifetime Reality Show ‘Love For Sail’
• Maine lawmakers balking on union dues bill
• Report on Sugarloaf skier death finds no fault with response
• Obama signs ban on insider trading by lawmakers
• Timeline for Civic Center renovation firming up
• Dartmouth names medical school in honor of Dr. Seuss
• Portland & South Portland Named Among Best New England Cities
• Maine House OKs bill to increase electrician helpers
• Fire at Bath Iron Works damages storage building
• Burger King dusts off crown and going public again
• Case against trucking company backfires on EEOC
• Loan guarantee needed for Waterville Opera House
• Cops face decades in prison for Katrina shootings
• Stockton Springs man accused of sexual assault
• Monument Sq. vigil marks Ayla Reynolds' 2nd birthday
• 2 plead guilty in overdose death of Caribou woman
• Search for hiker in Tuckerman Ravine now a recovery effort
• State uncovers $14 million in extra revenue
• Maine cracking down on 'tax-zapper' software
• Bill Nemitz: Lawyer driven to wrongs by a killer
• Cure for health care waste: Rethink 45 treatments
• Tornado-wrecked Dallas begins assessing damage
• Romney goes 3 for 3 in GOP primaries
• Portland children's museum wants to grow – and maybe move
• USM president to confront criticisms
• Navy official to visit BIW for ship tour, ceremony today
• Jury selection begins in N. Maine triple slaying
• Exhibition - From Portland To Paris: Mildred Burrage’s Years In France
• Maine leaders vow to improve anti-corruption laws
• 'Love for Sail': Mainer looking for love on the high seas
• Local/State Dispatches, April 4, 2012
• As many as 12 twisters hit Dallas area
• Maine man accused of killing his father argues to exclude statements
• Portland library branches appear likely to stay open
• Reports of arranged fistfights in Old Orchard Beach spur probe
• Socialite Brooke Astor's will includes Maine students
• Facing allegations, Maine priest takes leave
• Merit Award Winners Announced
• Wildfire count nears 50 across Maine
• Official: Gorham fires likely set by local person
• Maine AFL-CIO vows to fight 'right to work'
• 'Expanding' salmonella outbreak sickens 90
• Pilot dies, so 80-year-old wife takes controls
• Targeting through technology: First tumors, now carp 'poison pill'
• State discovers $14 million in additional revenue
• Obama says today's GOP would reject Reagan
• Bangor woman pleads not guilty to killing boyfriend
• For first time, House votes to override LePage veto
• Lobsterman's widow sues over fatal boat collision
• Windham man seriously injured in Route 302 crash
• Why yes, we do have a HULA HOOP CLUB. (and they meet tonight!)
• Waterville toddler found wandering downtown
• Large, 'extremely dangerous' tornadoes hit Dallas area
• Children's Museum starts search for new home
• Maine among states targeting tax-cheating software
• Falling tree kills Lubec man in wood lot
• USM faculty seeks no-confidence vote on Botman
• Romney urges GOP to focus on Obama
• Idexx breaks ground on new facility
• Passenger, 80, lands plane low on fuel; husband dies
• Bill would end mandatory dues for non-union workers
• Cheverus names Costigan as head basketball coach
• Mumford & Sons to Perform at Portland’s Eastern Promendade
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• Police to 'Batman': Bomb threat is no joke
• Obama's uncle gets driver's license back
• Warren man charged with animal cruelty
• Chrysler's March sales best in four years
• Interest in 1940 US census paralyzes website
• Gunfire wounds man during celebration of Ky. win
• Battered racing yacht, crew limp into SF Bay
• UMaine System raises total $7 million
• Students ran, hid as gunman opened fire in Calif.
• Bangor sandwich trademark dispute goes to court
• Paris, Norway talk about merging police forces
• New Hampshire liquor sales costing millions
• Rockland-based ice-breaker returns from Great Lakes
• Runaway student loan debt threatens economic recovery
• Next phase of NH-Maine bridge dismantling to start
• Dispatches
• Supreme Court upholds strip searches for all offenses
• Eel market sizzles as prices hit $2K/pound in Maine
• Casco Bay Ferry operator, union reach accord
• Media take on police-like role in Florida teen's death
• Mainers dig into records of the way we were, circa 1940
• Norway study raises questions about mammogram screenings
• Portland City Council approves bulky-waste program
• Portland budget would raise property tax rate 2.9%
• MFA Summer Visiting Artist Lecture Series
• Federal officials make severe cuts in Gulf of Maine cod catch
• South Portland board OKs school contract
• Governor's foreclosure veto upheld
• Terror alert triggered by Westbrook driver's load of fuel tanks
• Syria agrees to April 10 withdrawal of troops
• Colombian rebels release 10 captives
• Officials: 7 dead in Christian school shooting
• Westbrook man charged in propane tank incident
• UMaine system gave $7M in individual raises
• GSA head resigns amid reports of lavish spending
• New bath salts law also bans other hallucinogens
• 1 World Trade Center reaches 100 floors
• House sustains LePage's veto of foreclosure bill
• OSHA proposes $171,300 in fines for BIW
• Mumford & Sons may play Portland's Eastern Prom
• Immigration officials arrest 145 in New England
• Oversight panel cancels meeting on DHHS issue
• Maine tribe gets $11.4M from Interior Department
• Feds enact 22 percent cut in New England cod catch
• Supreme Court approves strip searches for any offense
• Portland Named Among The Greenest Cities in the U.S.
• Maine family historians trolling the 1940 data base
• Central Africans become city's fastest-growing immigrant group
• Ex-commander stole from AMVETS, going to jail
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• Maine law differs from 'stand your ground'
• Investigation intensifies after 3rd arson in Gorham
• Kansas, Kentucky meet in power-vs.-heart finale
• Contemporary art museum announces biennial artists
• Visa drops processor from registry following breach
• Family sues after wrong body prepped for viewing
• Airline travel is getting a little better. Honest.
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• NH bill bars taxpayer funding for abortion providers
• Student's beer label design a winner
• Parties kept spirits high on drifting cruise ship
• Mural in storage, replica in demand
• Dispatches
• Maine's average gas price up another 4 cents
• Car rollover in Porter leaves 1 teen dead, 2 injured
• Pilot OK after experimental plane flips in Lincoln
• Turnpike work in Falmouth to cause delays tonight
• Rondo has triple-double as Celtics dominate Lebron James, Miami Heat
• Black women have trouble clearing virus tied to cancer
• Romney supporters, Obama team sharpen campaign rhetoric
• Admirers share memories of ultra-runner True
• U.S., partners pledge aid to Syrian opposition groups
• Thousands rally for teenager in Miami
• Nobel winner elected to parliament
• Bus crashes' toll prompts claims of 'second-class safety standards'
• June decision due on herring trawler limits
• Heat imaging tool lets police see in the dark
• Blaze leaves Saco family homeless
• Event to tout impact of 'creative economy'
• Renowned runner Micah True's body found in NM
• Helping the hungry: Many hands make quick work
• Temporary outage of Visa card network Sunday
• Saco fire leaves family homeless
• Friends recall Micah True: passionate and playful
• Rondo has triple-double as Celtics dominate Lebron James, Miami Heat
• Doubront, Bard to fill out Red Sox rotation
• Tough critic had a soft spot for Maine
• 'Hunger Games' earns $61.1M to top 'Titans' sequel
• Some say New England herring at risk from trawlers
• Missing toddler generates online discussions
• Fishing season opens in NH, Maine
• Vt. routinely violates law on moving mentally ill
• Three arson fires in 6 days strike Gorham
• Maine wants boaters' input
• Rep. Ryan: I misspoke about military generals
• Gov. LePage to open family-biz forum Thursday
• Maine group to host organic gardening workshops
• Details emerge about bin Laden's other homes
• 25 years ago, Mother Nature went on a rampage
• Ayla's 2nd birthday spurs many memories
• Stricken cruise ship to reach Malaysia port Sunday
• Maine moose-calling event extra wild
• Maine U.S. Senate debates kick off
• Obama's insurance requirement not the only mandate
• N.H. bill would allow teens to attend online driving school
• Maine home-brewers come from all over Kingdom
• Dispatches
• Maine Book festival holds twists, turns
• Renowned runner Micah True's body found in NM
• Pumps fuel interest in electric heat
• Wind farm loan wasn't a mistake, King says
• Jeremy Lin likely to miss rest of season after knee surgery
• University opens pharmacy to help inner-city neighbors
• Prosecutor in Trayvon Martin's death known for tough court tactics
• Same-sex couples case heads to federal appeals court
• State looks to fungicide to protect the potato crop
• In politics, getting laughs can be risky business
• Canadian pennies: A rounded-up-to-a-nickel for your thoughts?
• Obama calls for raising taxes on wealthy
• Judge says groups can't shield campaign donors
• Lottery losers lament what might have been
• Military hosts gathering for atheist U.S. troops
• Mainers' income growth lags rest of U.S.
• Simultaneous fires fought in Biddeford
• Scientists recommend treatment for climate change denial
• Windham runner wraps up epic March for good cause
• Bruins use big 3rd period to beat Islanders 6-3
• Search intensifies for runner Micah True in NM
• Man pleads guilty in Maine to phone scam
• Judge says groups can't shield campaign donors
• Eastern Maine couple killed in Route 1 crash
• Firefighters quell simultaneous fires in Biddeford
• Humor can help candidates; ouch when it doesn't
• Magic! Harry Potter studio tour opens near London
• Payton, the New Orleans Saints appeal NFL suspensions
• Maine ranks last in personal-income growth
• Anti-gay marriage law heads to appeals court in Mass.
• UMaine dance marathon to benefit pediatric care
• Portsmouth Naval Shipyard gets $15.8M in funding
• Obama calls on Congress to pass 'Buffett Rule' tax
• Gorham house destroyed by early morning fire
• Like it or not, pressure is on Kentucky to win
• Saco apartment building damaged by Saturday fire
• SUV critically injures Augusta pedestrian
• Maine volunteer firefighter guilty of arson
• Obama in Maine:<br>A big splash for campaign cash
• Text of Obama's remarks at Southern Maine Communtiy College
• Kan., Ill., Md. tickets to share $640M lottery prize
• Lemonade Day plans set in Maine
• Canada to get rid of the penny
• Gardiner man accused of threatening to shoot Gov. LePage
• Maine mining bill stirs debate
• Cruise ship drifting after fire off Philippines
• Visit draws crowds, protesters and people eager for a glimpse
• Portland mayor gets 'totally unexpected' lift
• Michaud uses Obama's visit to boost Maine-made sneakers
• From president's donors in Maine, a wealth of support
• Opponents focus on Romney's wealth
• Cheverus basketball coach walks off court after 52 years of mostly winning
• More Maine families wait for help with care
• Text of Obama's remarks at Portland Museum of Art
• Obama presses Iran oil-sanction threat
• Mega Millions fever: What else would lottery sales buy?
• Man jailed for threatening Gov. LePage
• Stock market has best first quarter in 14 years
• Maine environmental regulators checking Freeport fields permit
• State and Local Dispatches, March 31, 2012
• Federal agency rejects banning BPA
• Obama leaves Portland Museum of Art, ending his 4-hour Maine trip
• Americans spend $1.5 billion on tonight's lottery
• Vt. school remembers slain teacher
• Portland mayor hitches ride with the president
• Lawmakers study new gold mine in Aroostook
• Maine jobless rate at 7.1 percent in February
• Sales of MegaMillions tickets set record in Maine
• Stop by USM's booth at the Gorham Marketplace tomorrow, March 31, from 10-3 in U...
• Ex-Red Sox prospect Pavano target of alleged extortion attempt
• MasterCard, Visa warn of data breach
• LePage vetoes bill to regulate foreclosure documents
• Cheverus basketball coach Bob Brown retiring
• Obama arrives in Burlington; next stop: Portland
• S. Portland woman escapes serious injury in I-295 rollover
• New Balance team crafts presidential running shoes
• Pingree bill seeks to label products with 'pink slime'
• Road Closures For President Obama’s Portland Visit
• Coast Guard ups security for Obama events
• Portland Photo of the Week
• Another span removed from NH-Maine bridge
• Fantastic interview with USM Communication & Media Studies professor and local f...
• New Listing: 23 Crescent Street, Biddeford
• Recall election ordered for Wis. Gov. Scott Walker
• Last-minute illustrator change at Festival of the Book
• Friday Brainteaser
• Police arrest Waterville man after 7 pounds of pot found in mail
• JetBlue says crew won't talk about incident
• Portsmouth man accused of abuse crimes dating back to '70s
• Maine mother angry at light sex-assault sentence
• Ayla's father: 'Where's my daughter?'
• Whole Foods to stop sale of unsustainable seafood
• Justices meet today to vote on health care case
• Amazon CEO wants to raise sunken Apollo 11 engines
• The dreams are huge, but the odds are tiny
• NH lottery sales at 27,000 transactions/hour
• Old Orchard Beach to take over finances for library
• Will tradition of Brown Medals end?
• Dispatches
• Oxford Casino installs first video slot machines
• One in 88 U.S. kids believed to be autistic
• SMCC prepares to welcome Obama
• Rescued eagle recovering, to be released soon
• Wells man gets nearly 4 years for pot offenses
• Gulf of Maine warming worries scientists
• Armed robbery suspect crashes before arrest
• Wayne man charged with sex assault on boy
• School voucher bill awaits Maine Senate vote
• Obama's visit will affect bus service, travel routes
• If health law is nullified, Maine will feel impact
• High court declines an opinion on Poliquin
• Biggest war chest belongs to Obama
• State to fall short of wind power goal, studies say
• Lottery has states anticipating tax jackpot
• Pesticide suspected of causing bee problems
• Organic farmers file appeal in Monsanto case
• Funeral for Earl Scruggs to be held at former home of Grand Ole Opry
• Bill Nemitz: Is campaign worth their day jobs?
• Tea Party treason? Anti-Obama Marine facing dismissal for Facebook page
• Injuries from struggle not clear in video
• Governors back beef after 'pink slime' plant tour
• Blazers owner Paul Allen refutes report that team is for sale
• Gun toting teen forces police to shut down Main Street in Cornish
• Man pleads guilty to immigration, fraud charges
• Confession thrown out in murder trial
• Apple to improve Chinese factories after probe
• BlackBerry maker to cede most consumer markets
• Above-normal ocean temps could cause ripple effect
• Couple in Vt. teacher's death 'weren't horrible'
• New Listing: 23 Crescent Street, Biddeford
• Obama visit to hinder travel in Portland, S. Portland
• Police locate missing Austrian motorcyclist
• Sex offender charged with gun possession
• Maine Senate approves resolution on Keystone pipeline
• LePage signs law to raise elver fishing fines
• It's not every day that a Pulitzer Prize winning author graces our campus. Excit...
• House OKs $3.5T GOP budget, rejects tax hikes on rich
• Waterville postal inspectors find 7 pounds of pot
• Missing toddler's mom wants answers
• Maine high court won't address Poliquin issue
• Colby march draws attention to Fla. teen's killing
• What Are You Doing This Weekend?
• 'Walmart of Weed' sprouting in US capital
• UPDATED: Two Wilton schools evacuated after bomb threats
• Senate defeats bill to end tax breaks for Big Oil
• Bangor newspaper, state official apologize for spoof ad
• Here's what to do when you hit Mega Millions jackpot
• Maine House rejects public funding for religious schools
• Autism numbers rise as screening, diagnosis improve
• Supporters of Fla. shooter fearful of speaking out
• US economy grew 3% in final quarter of 2011
• US jobless claims fall to lowest level in 4 years
• Man charged in Kennnebunk, Biddeford burglaries
• Off-duty deputy stops, disarms man with gun
• Author Katherine Mayfield speaks about her book The Box of Daughter: Overcoming a Legacy of Emotional Abuse at the Portland Public Library Local Author Series
• North Berwick fire destroys home
• Bangor police charge man in backstage theft
• UPDATE: Armed robber strikes Weathervane Restaurant, crashes car
• JetBlue pilot's unraveling baffles friends
• Court takes health care case behind closed doors
• Video of handcuffed Fla. shooter adds to debate
• At 98, once-illiterate lobsterman publishes book
• Portland pot dispensary opens quietly
• Popular teacher, 26, killed in crash
• Scarborough teen's missing wheelchair recovered
• Webcam captures nesting bald eagle in Maine
• 3 indicted in theft of copper from Maine utility
• Obama's $10,000 donor-diners will get a taste of Maine
• Augusta girl accused of setting fire in school bathroom
• Bluegrass legend Earl Scruggs dies at 88 in Tenn.
• Hire a Veteran initiative gets push from Ann LePage
• Maine's 'love affair' with coffee brandy continues
• Couple held in Vermont teacher's strangling death
• Cancer rates continue downward trend
• Pingree, Schneider: Court predictions are tough
• Windham fire leaves six people homeless
• Election rules for constitutional officers rejected
• Falmouth reviews land-buy options
• Police launch effort to halt phone scammers
• 'Substantial' sum of money missing at Old Orchard library
• Foxwoods resort down on its luck
• Windham runner going the extra miles, all 500, for kids
• Jon Hinck: AG's Supreme Court trip offers no benefit to Maine
• Protection, rights urged for Afghan women
• Afghan forces nearing full control
• Sheriffs, wardens search for missing motorcyclist
• Gray-New Gloucester teacher killed in crash on way to work
• USM president cancels discretionary raises
• NFL changes regular-season overtime rules
• Plow driver, wife charged in Vt. teacher's death
• One city, One poem
• Off-duty deputy helps disarm Portland gunman
• Maine Democrats drop challenge of GOP's Kevin Raye
• NH lawmakers reject casinos
• Pingree, Schneider unsure how Supreme Court will rule on health law
• Lorax statue stolen from Dr. Seuss's home
• Health-care arguments: If centerpiece rejected, can any portion survive?
• Foot fossil shows prehuman walked same time as Lucy
• Organic farmers appeal decision in Monsanto lawsuit
• After Trayvon Martin shooting, ads pulled from 'Neighborhood Watch' film
• Interesting article today from Inside Higher Ed about classes held at unconventi...
• Maine Senate defeats bid to fix 'perception problem'
• White House voices confidence in solicitor general
• East-west highway bill passes, goes to governor
• Indulge Your Sweet Tooth at the Chocolate Lovers’ Fling
• Geraldo Rivera: I'm sorry for hoodie comment
• Police: 'Significant developments' in Vt. teacher murder
• Memos reveal tactics of gay-marriage critics
• Pingree to speak at UNE commencement
• Magic Johnson group to buy Dodgers for record $2B
• FairPoint, police launch effort to prevent scams on the elderly
• Convicted Waterville mom killer sentenced for exposure
• Yes, that's snow. Turnpike reduces speed limit.
• Ambitious Thompson's Point<br>project making progress
• Windham condo fire displaces 6
• Crew locks 'irate' pilot out of cockpit
• Scarborough teen's custom wheelchair stolen
• Feature Obituary: Nancy Roberts, 53, landscaping business owner, loving mom
• OOB officials pursue cruise ship business
• Health law mandate met with skepticism
• President decides to embrace term 'Obamacare'
• Landlord cleared in Lewiston boy's lead poisoning
• Will 'Bully' find its way to Maine cinemas?
• CMP's Saco Bay power upgrade goes online today
• Dispatches
• Friends' fishing trip ends in tragedy; only 1 survives
• Mandate just one facet of Affordable Care Act
• New rules aim to stop SAT cheating
• Pastel Painting Demo by Wade Zahares
• Art 21 Screening
• Media company completes restructuring deal
• Syria cease-fire OK met with doubt
• Maine GOP showcasing candidates at nine forums
• Revised plan to restructure DHHS wins panel's backing
• Democrats claim lies, cover-up on MaineCare figures
• Pollution limit targets new power plants
• Spurs officially add former Trail Blazers PG Patty Mills to roster
• Nan Cumming headed to the Maine Island Trail Association
• Maine House rejects proposed income tax cut
• Catholic Diocese to hold day of prayer and penance for abuse victims
• Gay marriage foes aimed to split gays, blacks, Latinos
• Maine Democrats charge DHHS cover-up
• Bath crash on Route 1 remains under investigation
• Witnesses say unruly captain caused JetBlue flight diversion
• MaineToday Media completes restructuring deal
• Newspaper's citizen-investor walks a fine line
• Housing authority oversight bill awaits LePage signature
• Trayvon Martin's parents go to Capitol Hill
• Analysis: Loss of insurance mandate wouldn't kill health law
• Autopsy confirms Vt. prep school teacher was killed
• Gay marriage coalition names campaign manager
• Augusta rally cry: 'Hands off my health care'
• Great profile in the Falmouth Forecaster of a remarkable Maine State Ballet perf...
• Bridgton man pleads guilty in Mass. highway death
• Brunswick man charged with scissor stabbing
• Heart bypass has lower death rate than angioplasty
• Phone scams preying on concern for loved ones
• SAT, ACT tests to require photo IDs to curb cheating
• Debates set for U.S. Senate primary candidates
• Governor Paul LePage will be on WMPG's Wednesday 28 "Safe Space." Don't miss it...
• Car fire disrupts I-295 traffic in Falmouth
• Man steals from performers during Bangor benefit
• Top Maine high school basketball coach retires
• Summit seeks to deter nuclear-armed terrorism
• New claims cast Trayvon Martin as the aggressor
• Police arrest 5 linked to alleged Maine meth lab
• Court takes up key health care question
• Wind may delay dismantling of NH-Maine bridge
• Portland convenience store robbed at gunpoint
• Military academies hold first gay pride events
• FBI says man stole identity of Microsoft co-founder
• 200 pigs die in blaze at Maine farm
• Maine's 2011 wild blueberry harvest up slightly
• Maine lawmaker to speak in support of Affordable Care
• Dispatches
• Twitter parody of candidate King gets suspended, then resurrected
• State calls for child care staff unionizing ban
• This Week At The Portland Museum of Art: March 26 - April 1, 2012
• Afghanistan killing suspect's wife saw no sign of PTSD
• Empty bowls to fill empty stomachs
• Filmmaker Cameron describes 'surreal' adventure
• Iraqi woman's death may be hate crime, police say
• Shootings in France: Tracing one man's path to terror
• Portland councilors weigh grant requests
• Falmouth councilors withdraw zoning plan
• Live audience gets a season preview
• MECA to Participate in Close Buy
• 'Newseum' to move in next to Blaine House
• Weight-loss surgery can help reverse diabetes, studies show
• Portland convenience store robbed at gunpoint
• Patience Abbe, 87, contributed to best-seller at age 11
• Summers offers changes in laws for young drivers
• Portland Fish Exchange gets refrigeration grant
• Maine challenge not based on public opinion, state AG says
• Vt. police believe they've found teacher's body
• Falmouth High, Lincoln Academy win drama honors
• Facebook: Ownership lawsuit shows elaborate fraud
• Excerpts from Supreme Court health-care arguments
• Maine State Ferry Service adds $9M boat to aging fleet
• Police identify victim in Standish crash
• Greely, Mt. Ararat students top state science fair
• Maine tries to toughen teen-driving laws
• N.H. woman guilty of helping to rob York bank
• Stocks end day with big gains after Bernanke remarks
• Family: Pot linked to Trayvon Martin suspension
• Oregon TE position gains stability heading into 2012 season
• Gas prices already closing in on last year's high
• Biddeford man pleads guilty to shootout with marshals
• Hamburglar hits Augusta drive-through
• No egg hunt, thanks to overeager grown-ups
• Love to Eat? Check Out the Portland World Food Tasting Event
• With early wake-up call, Maine state rep to see health-care history
• 'Pink slime' maker halts some plants amid outcry
• Angus King twitter parody suspended, then reappears
• More Casco Bay Bridge delays today, Tuesday
• Meet Izzy the dog, defender of U.S. agriculture
• I-295 Congress St. northbound on-ramps closed Tuesday
• GOP's Snowe: Reward Sen. Brown for bipartisanship
• King names new campaign aides: 1 Democrat, 1 Republican
• Economists see higher taxes as way to cut deficit
• After record warmth, single digits in parts of region
• Land swap preserves 192 acres of Canaan Bog
• NH House to vote on abortion bill requiring 24-hour wait
• Cameron: Earth's deepest spot desolate, foreboding
• Fewer Mass. inmates being granted parole
• Maine students travel around the world in 33 feet
• eBay takes aimat LePage backing for online taxes
• Wife defends soldier accused in Afghan rampage
• Fire ravages downtown Fort Kent
• Maine lawmakers stall health-insurance exchange
• James Cameron reaches deepest spot on Earth
• PRESS HERALD SPECIAL REPORT
• Obama warns N. Korea, Iran their options are few
• Maine's average gas price rises to $3.86
• Waterville police hunt suspect in pharmacy robbery
• Crowds enjoy the sweet science of Maine Maple Sunday
• High court takes up fight over Obama health law
• Maine AG to watch health care arguments in DC
• Maine man heads to trial in Mass. highway death
• Dispatches
• State House sendoff set for 4 Maine soldiers
• Police search for missing Bethel woman
• Victim: Lamoine shooting over truck paint job
• Putting the squeeze on North Korea
• As full-time mayor, Brennan staying busy
• Annie Mora Wins $5000 Geary's Contest
• Crash put rescue workers in spotlight
• Many wear hoodies as churches honor Trayvon
• U.S. pays families of Afghan victims
• Fire ravages downtown Fort Kent
• Poland family loses everything in house fire
• Land Trust planning to burn several acres of blueberry barrens
• James Cameron reaches deepest spot on Earth
• Tiger Woods is finally a winner once again
• Afghans: U.S. paid $50,000 per death in shooting spree
• Dick Cheney's transplant reopens debate about age
• Maine Maple Sunday draws big crowds
• Red Sox pitcher Jenks apologizes over his arrest
• 'Hunger Games' grabs $155M on opening weekend
• Obama squeezes N. Korea to change, China to help
• Oldest US natural history museum offers rare peek
• Student shot to death on Mississippi State campus
• D'Amboise sharpens attack in 6-way Maine GOP primary
• Shays says Senate needs a New England centrist like Snowe
• 'Mad Men' Season 5 shrouded in mystery
• Navajo Nation eyes Grand Canyon for development
• Maine School program embraces Franco-American culture
• Maine wildlife officials offer moose-watching tips
• TELEGRAM SPECIAL REPORT
• Search on for missing Waldo County teenager
• Assessing energy costs' effect on the economy
• Laughs mixed with tears: Just what Hattie Bickmore wanted
• Man's body found during search for Ayla
• Local/State Dispatches
• At Odyssey tournament, the joy is in the journey
• Santorum beats Romney in Louisiana
• Santorum beats Romney in Louisiana primary
• Two Mainers help raise a bundle for Obama
• Students turn back on pre-prom tanning
• New England ski areas depend on savvy weather man
• Soldier split Afghan massacre into two episodes, officials say
• Fire destroys Saco shed
• Syrian troops meet fierce resistance
• Obama expected to push faster nuclear lockdown at summit
• 1998 report raised red flag at Penn State
• Living with racism: 'Don't forget you're black'
• Abbott cleared to play in tonight's game
• U.S. says soldier accused of Afghan massacre split his killing spree
• N.H. weatherman's forecasts are musts for local ski areas
• Reward in Maine killing increased to $60K
• Fox's Rivera: Blame hooded sweat shirt for Florida teen's death
• Late bills from LePage administration draw fire
• Report: Sandusky called 'likely pedophile' in '98
• Forget hoops, NFL has March Madness
• Dignitaries, many others attend Bickmore's funeral
• 'Hunger Games' film grabs opening-day record $68M
• Activists to rally for paid sick days bill in Mass.
• Q&A: How health-care case will unfold before the Supreme Court
• Fire destroys Limington house
• Push continues to create Maine motorcycle specialty plate
• Highway bill becomes House Republican headache
• Dispatches
• After 148 years, Maine man returns seized Confederate flag
• Sexual tryst not first time Cumberland County inmates escaped their cells
• Maine man rescued off coast of Colombia
• Search renewed for Ayla Reynolds
• Village in two towns to get new look
• Three state officers in Senate campaign juggle jobs
• Dementia diagnosis stuns younger sufferers
• Raymond to choose from three to manage beach
• Fire destroys garage in Scarborough
• Health care court arguments readied
• Police union gives payments to officers involved in shootings
• Sanford, Fla., police, blacks have a tense history
• Highway dash-for-cash raises legal and moral questions
• Highway dash-for-cash raises legal and moral questions
• Judge tells FDA to act on antibiotics rule
• Occupy Maine to counter Obama event with soup line
• Summers to officially launch Senate campaign Tuesday
• Judge sides with LePage in labor-mural case
• Sexual tryst not first time Cumberland County inmates escaped their cells
• Obama: 'If I had a son, he'd look like Trayvon'
• Contraception mandate sparks Portland rally
• After 148 years, Maine man returns Confederate flag to Georgia
• Ballot set for U.S. Senate primary in Maine
• Damariscotta man critically injured in violent crash
• Jim Kim: Obama's surprise pick to lead World Bank
• Meet the Artist: Nathan Walker
• Actress with Maine roots on NBC show tonight
• Slain teen's friends say he never picked a fight
• Warm weather cuts short maple-sugaring season
• Red Sox pitcher Jenks faces DUI, hit-and-run charges in Florida
• Tens of thousands in Syria call for fall of regime
• Applicants submit plans to manage Raymond Beach
• Buxton brush fire signals critical fire danger in Maine
• Stuck with high gas prices, drivers just pump less
• Teenagers flock to midnight opening of 'Hunger Games'
• Record warmth coming to an end in region
• Deja vu all over again: Memory contest returns to NYC
• Facebook warns employers not to demand passwords
• U.S. new-home sales fall for 2nd month
• Clerk's wallet stops bullet during robbery struggle
• Friday Brainteaser
• UPDATE: Woman found guilty in Blaine House protest
• Maine man pleads guilty to sex crimes in Pennsylvania
• Tiger Woods shoots 69 at Bay Hill, appears healthy
• Garden experts urge caution with early spring
• LePage plan would let cities cut off aid to the poor
• Setback for LePage's school-choice plans
• Drowning killed Whitney Houston, but drugs took high toll
• Portland golf course unveils new business plan
• Statue in S. Berwick vandalized
• Chancellor freezes discretionary raises
• $1 million bail set in shooting of NH police officer
• The Week’s Best Photo: a Perfect Spring Day in Tommy’s Park
• For long-unemployed, hiring bias rears its head
• Army sergeant to be charged with 17 murders
• Maine students compete in poetry event
• Travel show filming work on NH-Maine bridge
• Maine lunch program to stop using 'pink slime'
• Bill Nemitz: Witch hunt at MSHA worked
• Committee may seek investigation of DHHS
• Insurers speed health care overhaul preparations
• Dispatches
• Lewiston man's stolen wheelchair recovered
• Army: PTSD treatable and some return to war
• Arrest demand grows in Fla teen's shooting death
• Maine AG warns diabetes patients of scams
• Maine wind power firm says it followed guidelines
• Lobstermen from U.S., Canada meet in Maine
• Maine egg farm workers may lose union rights
• Proposal would let municipalities opt out of aiding the poor
• Witnesses skeptical of DHHS plan to privatize
• Text alert: Patrol is driven to distraction
• Stand Your Ground may be revisited
• Government can store data on U.S. citizens for five years
• Senate sends White House insider-trading legislation
• Was killer in France a lone-wolf terrorist?
• Old Orchard Beach house fire caused by faulty wiring
• Bagel guru Murray Lender dies at age 81 in Florida
• Scores arrested in anti-nuclear protest
• Key gauge of U.S. economy up 5th month in a row
• Houston died from drowning, coroner says
• 10 Maine mayors form coalition against LePage cuts
• After controversial shooting, Fla. police chief temporarily steps down
• Former Maine Supreme Court Justice Samuel Collins Jr. dies
• UMaine system chancellor halts discretionary raises
• Inquiry questions $102M loan to Maine wind project
• U.S. unemployment applications hit 4-year low
• Universal Properties Welcomes Helen La Count as Sales Manager
• Maine oversight committee may investigate DHHS
• This afternoon I saw no fewer than 4 classes being held outside on the grass. It...
• Thousands expected at rally for slain Fla. teen
• Portland Public Library celebrates Poetry Month in April
• Maine high court rejects murder appeal
• Foes start radio campaign against Rush Limbaugh
• Bagel guru Murray Lender dies at age 81
• Banks lend again, but their customers are wary
• Trial begins for Blaine House protester
• Beal named Maine basketball player of the year
• Fun Portland Events This Weekend
• Portland Public Library to exhibit “A Powerful Joy of Color” by Carol Bass
• Portland Public Library seeks submissions for the “Edible Book Festival” to be on exhibit for First Friday Art Walk Friday, April 6th from 5:00-8:00pm
• Wis. city hires engineering firm to explore booms
• Science, care preserve DC's original cherry trees
• Get in Shape and Have Fun – the Maine Bike Rally Coming Soon
• US intel: Water a cause for war in coming decades
• After being lost in woods, Dresden boy recovering
• Romney trying to shake off Etch A Sketch comment
• Local fans of all ages starved for 'Hunger Games' film
• Unhappy public not sure who to blame for high gas
• A chance to go green into the after-life
• Municipalities save fortune on sand, salt and labor
• Maine woman sentenced for bringing drugs to jail
• MPBN, others argue against LePage budget
• Police: Gunman dead after French standoff
• New York sure to test Tebow, on and off the field
• Hot weather a killer for ski resorts
• Truck full of butter crashes, spills diesel fuel in woods
• Maine women urge support for breast cancer bill
• Clifton farmers go to court to block wind farm
• Lewiston man appeals for return of wheelchair
• Move-in before marriage no longer predicts divorce
• York County sheriff to announce $400,000 pot bust
• 'Stand Your Ground Law' at center of Fla. shooting
• Hundreds rally in NYC for Fla. teenager shot dead
• Gay marriage advocates declare victory in N.H.
• Maine's February home sales up 29.5% over a year ago
• Owls Head teen faces charges in fatal crash
• USM hands out big raises amid cuts
• NFL comes down hard on Saints in 'bountygate'
• Man admits attack on Occupy camper, gets year in prison
• Martin's Irving links raise conflict question
• Panel endorses bill to require educator evaluations
• Art Honors Recognizes Donald Sussman and Earle Shettleworth, Jr.
• New test could help predict heart attacks
• House approves bill to fight metal thefts
• Drill more, pay less? Wishful thinking
• Lawmakers told cuts would devastate MPBN
• Report: Tebow deal to Jets hits snag
• Hot weather a killer for ski resorts
• Congressman Barney Frank will make a public appearance in Maine
• Obama to fast-track oil pipeline, other projects
• Saints coach suspended for 1 year by NFL over bounties
• Patriots lose BenJarvus Green-Ellis to Bengals
• Mysterious booms continue to rattle Wis. city
• FACT CHECK: More drilling hasn't lowered gas prices
• Cause of fire undetermined at Millinocket concrete plant
• Doctors find clue in quest to predict heart attack
• What Do Goddesses Do at Night?
• Zuiker to debut 'Cybergeddon' movie on Yahoo
• We've been hearing a lot of differing opinions on USM's new Hospitality & Touris...
• Forbes Names Portland Among Best U.S. Cities For Jobs
• US home re-sales complete best winter in 5 years
• Cheverus grad makes Ohio State football team
• Metal thieves target of toughened Maine bill
• Hearings under way on LePage budget
• Maine gun law applies to state employees
• Forbes: Portland among top 10 cities in U.S. to find jobs
• Occupy Maine protester pleads guilty in hatchet incident
• Maine House amends bill to study east-west highway
• Jewish victims in French shooting buried in Israel
• Study: Holding a gun may make you think others are too
• I-295 northbound crash causes fuel leak
• State moves to bolster federal case against Swan
• FREE online college fair today and tomorrow from 10:00 am to 10:00 pm! Sign-up n...
• Maine panel may vote today on educator-review bill
• Tour with 2,000 bicyclists selects Maine
• Slain Florida teen on phone told of being followed
• Rights leaders to keep up pressure in FL shooting
• LePage criticized for taking vacation at busy time
• 3 online date sites agree to screen for predators
• NH Republicans consider repealing gay marriage
• GOP Medicare plan borrows from and repeals Obama's
• Maine toddlers who fell from window are OK
• France shooting suspect holed up in building
• Chinese spies target Taiwan's U.S.-made defenses
• Trial begins for woman accused of giving teens pot, alcohol
• Next two days will give taste<br>of summer heat in Maine
• Maine man gets hero medal for fire rescue
• Most adoptions now done with more birth parent contact
• Dispatches
• Bill removes matching funds from Clean Election Act
• Mars Hill man indicted in fatal collision
• Maine celebrates Franco-American heritage today
• Film, art detective follow the trail of works stolen by Nazis
• ATM card scam hits Saco-area customers
• With Maine housing authority in turmoil, Dale McCormick steps down
• Panel backs adoption of Portland stormwater fee
• Republicans shift focus to budget
• Romney runs away with Illinois in GOP primary
• Woodworking & Furniture Design Students Participate in Craft Boston
• Metalsmithing & Jewelry Student Wins $15,000 Windgate Award
• Portland man again accused of public indecency
• Maine panel could vote today on mandating evaluations of teachers
• Longtime opponents of gay marriage in Maine form PAC
• Heavy workload packed into end of Maine legislative session
• Employers prying open job applicants' social media
• French police hunt for 'very cold, very cruel' killer
• Romney wins in low-turnout Illinois GOP primary
• Maine geography bee to be held in Farmington on March 30
• Damage widespread as quake hits Mexico
• Rear-end collision with street sweeper injures 2
• Ricci arrested after alleged return to crime scene
• GZA of Wu Tang Clan show at Port City canceled
• Longtime gay marriage foes form Maine PAC
• LePage leaving for weeklong vacation in Jamaica
• 7.6 magnitude quake rocks Mexico City
• A great sneak peek at the upcoming BFA exhibit!
• NASA considering space station for Mars dry run
• Housing Authority Director Dale McCormick steps down
• Mysterious booms baffle officials in eastern Wis.
• Maine health care charity reports embezzlement
• Amazing news! But there will be nothing to match if we don't donate. 1.5 days le...
• Lawyer: Slain Fla. teen's friend heard altercation
• Bat-killing fungus found in Acadia National Park
• Dozens of bank customers scammed by bogus texts
• LePage signs law to ban town fees for ice fishing shacks
• Brennan joins mayors backing same-sex marriage
• Report sees rise in Maine child poverty
• Rights advocate from Botswana to speak at USM
• Man found who was missing from Lisbon group home
• Gunman may have filmed killings at French school
• Job seekers getting asked for Facebook passwords
• Clinton wades into Amelia Earhart mystery
• Skydivers recount how balloon pilot saved their lives
• Bath crash leaves two people with life threatening injuries
• Tomato grower plans research facility
• Girl struck by car in Augusta rush-hour accident
• Hugo's under new ownership
• Registered Maine sex offender faces new charges
• 2 toddlers fall from 2nd-story window in Rumford
• Lawyer: Afghan killings suspect can recall little
• Justice Dept. to investigate fatal shooting of Fla. teen
• Portland clears path for Husson expansion
• Mass. mother held in arson, throat slashing
• Dispatches
• State adopts march penned by a proud native son
• Charter school hearings set for Presque Isle, Machias
• New law frees businesses from posting licenses
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• Study warns of risks to economy, security if schools don't improve
• Obama, Romney handle a hot potato
• Cuts squeeze English classes
• Powder blamed on short circuit
• King transfers his stake in wind company to his partner
• Closed schools seeking new tenants
• Democrat questions timing of primary bill
• Funds for indigent legal aid running short
• Insurgent tactics spreading to upscale Damascus areas
• Original Einstein manuscripts to be posted online
• Occupy protesters call for May 1 general strike
• High court debates survivors' status of children born of artificial conception
• Research seeks to free transplant patients from drugs
• Four die in Jewish school shooting
• Malloch promoted to No. 2 police job
• N.H. group opposes gay marriage repeal
• Award-winning Portland restaurant Hugo's sold
• James Beard prize eludes Maine chefs, restaurants
• Casco motorcycle crash injures one
• Source: Manning to join Broncos
• Jackson Lab eyes former Lowe's site in Ellsworth
• Searchers find 5-year-old St. Albans girl
• Fire destroys Standish home; 3 escape injury
• Old Orchard arson suspects found in motel basement
• McKee is winner of ACLU of Maine award
• Thief drives new tractor through fence, onto truck
• King sells stake in wind power business
• Lester to start Red Sox season opener
• Officials try to seize assets of Bulger's girlfriend
• Malloch promoted to assistant Portland police chief
• Avg. Maine heating oil price holds steady
• Public forum tonight on community garden program
• U.S. appeals court backs graphic cigarette labels
• Report: U.S. makes modest gains in grad rate
• 9-year-old boy summoned to jury duty in Mass.
• NY Mets owners settle Madoff-related case for $162M
• Should state funding for MPBN fade to black?
• Condo owner faces legal action for planting flowers
• Confident Romney wins Puerto Rico, looks to Illinois
• Apple to reveal decision on use of cash hoard
• Lawmakers take up presidential primaries bill today
• Missing balloon pilot saved others before crashing
• 6-vehicle accident in Waterville injures six people
• Maine's avg. gas price creeps up a penny
• Furnace and pipes stolen from Augusta home
• Study of 'meth babies' finds behavior impact
• Lawyer prepares to meet Afghan killings suspect
• Three injured in Gorham accident
• Dispatches
• Pattenaude to attend last UMS trustees meeting
• St. Patrick's revelers had saintly day
• Scotia Prince's last voyage: to scrap heap
• States still at high risk of corruption, study says
• Romney working to dispel voters' doubts in Illinois
• Limits up in the air for pot-using drivers
• Need seen for virtual charter schools
• Happy sails, happy sales at Maine Boatbuilders Show
• Israelis agree Iran isn't nuclear yet
• Mother says she doesn't believe Ayla Reynolds was abducted
• Fire-suppression powder clouds Skowhegan station
• Gorham accident injures three people
• Many see accused soldier as symbol
• Activists differ on best direction for Occupy
• U.S. gains slightly in graduation rates
• Southbound slave escapes overlooked
• Sheriff urges motorcyclists to exercise caution on secondary roads
• Thanks to early spring, Maine bans heavy trucks
• Many willing to cut slack for U.S. soldier accused of mass murder
• Maine Boat Builders Show has strong weekend
• Up to 400,000 rape kits remain untested
• New wrinkle in pot debate: Stoned driving
• C.J. Maksut named Maine's best Class A hockey player
• 1-ton WWII-era bomb discovered near Marseille port
• Augusta Councilors balk at sharing meeting space
• Study: Small Maine hospital CEOs earn $230K-plus
• Former Mr. Universe turns 100 in India
• With death of horses, 'Luck' proved too real for HBO
• Obama to Congress: Kill oil industry's tax breaks
• Maine on the Hill<br>Pingree: Ban 'slime' from schools
• Maine university to offer 4 new degree programs
• Bill Nemitz: Samaritan's voice touches victim – twice
• Maine fishermen to hunt for "ghost gear"
• Propane a suddenly affordable alternative to oil heat
• Hattie M. Bickmore, former GOP leader, dies
• Suspect in massacre had history of troubles
• Marathon bee has students on stage for a spell
• Senate's 'I's: King will have to choose
• High fuel costs pose new challenges for municipal budgets
• Played out: High school athletic budgets running on fumes
• Health care overhaul: Can we be forced to buy insurance?
• Robotics team ready to take a shot at the top
• Death camp guard dies in Germany
• Airplane crashes on Pleasant Lake
• Lawmakers squeezed by time, huge issues
• Cape Elizabeth boy wins marathon spelling bee
• Vatican begins criminal probe into leaks of secret papers
• Missouri caucuses deliver 'chaotic' results
• Occupy protesters mark six months on Wall Street
• 911 tapes show suspect pursued teen he shot, family says
• Writer defends 'fabrications' in Apple report: I'm an artist
• Deficit fight takes shape in Congress
• Big St. Pat crowds descend on Portland
• John Demjanjuk, Nazi guard, dies
• UK experts find 7th-century teen buried in her bed
• Weird weather seizes the country
• Marijuana: Willie Nelson endorses Oregon Cannabis Tax Act
• Website launched for Maine-NH bridge project
• Rare Marilyn Monroe photos hit auction block
• Search for Ayla Reynolds hits 3-month mark
• Maine theme park ready to hire 250 for summer
• 9/11 hate crime victim's kin become US citizens
• Bin Laden planned to assassinate Obama and Petraeus, documents show
• Augusta apartment building burns
• After being lost in woods, Dresden boy recovering
• Co-founder of 'Kony' video group detained in Calif.
• Dispatches
• Poliquin case goes to state's high court
• All bets are on
• DHHS glitch raises staffing concerns
• Gov. LePage has second relative on state payroll
• Standish family held at gunpoint
• More charges added in Jay mill standoff
• Fishermen to hold rally near U.S. Capitol
• Falmouth's schools seek 11.9 percent increase
• Soldier in Afghan massacre identified
• Man injured, another facing charges in snowmobile crash
• Violent crash kills teenager in Limerick
• Duke loses to No. 15 seed in NCAA tourney
• LePage in-law hired for State Planning Office job
• 'At St. Patrick's time ... they're instant heroes'
• Rutgers student guilty in roommate spying case
• Electric car drivers blaze new trail
• Clooney arrested outside Sudan Embassy
• White House outlines options on birth control
• Ex-Rutgers student guilty in webcam suicide case
• Clooney arrested in protest at Sudanese Embassy
• Breast-feeding passenger settles airline lawsuit
• Fake DEA agents rob, handcuff four people
• Manning meets again with Broncos; 49ers in chase
• Portland man to serve four years for drug trafficking
• Maine veterans court law signed into law
• Apple fans snap up new iPad on 1st day
• Bail set at $50,000 for Maine paper-mill hostage taker
• Teen killed in Maine crash
• North Korea plans to launch long-range rocket
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• Think tank, AG and House Dems weigh in on Poliquin matter
• Snowmobile collision seriously injures Scarborough man
• Broadway Production of ‘South Pacific’ is Coming to Portland’s Merrill Auditorium
• 3 finalists chosen for UMaine-Farmington's top post
• Former Maine congressman arrested at Sudan protest
• First New England lottery winner to get $1,000 a day for life
• Chinese state TV targets McDonald's
• 36 years later, man pleads guilty in Gloucester murder case
• Practice SAT Tests for Teens (TOMORROW!)
• Judge tentatively OKs Honda pact on gas mileage
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• Mass. tigers benefit from Boston power loss
• Turkish helicopter crashes in Afghanistan; 14 dead
• Friday Brainteaser
• Lawyer: Afghan suspect's friend had leg blown off
• Nearly 200,000 view Maine black bear webcam
• LePage calls funding MPBN a form of corporate 'welfare'
• Chelsea, MMA to pay ex-clerk $28,000 settlement
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• Judge dismisses prison-escape charges against Maine man
• Maine law clarifies tax break for bus companies
• 'Pink slime' sounds gross, but how does it taste?
• Skydiver aims to jump from 23 miles, go supersonic
• Wescott to kids: Get outside and play
• Extended learning: From egg rolls to hoops at Lake Region
• Afghan runway attacker was targeting top Marines
• Boat show has whatever floats yours
• Ex-Chelsea selectwoman, husband plead not guilty
• New gambling era begins at Maine casino
• Cities object to LePage cuts as cost shifting
• And then there were 10 in Senate primaries
• Moosehead project cleared by high court
• Council panel OKs after-hour controls
• Trail Blazers finally part ways with injured Greg Oden
• Boy found safe after night in woods
• Daredevil rehearses for record skydive
• Bill proposes Maine change from caucuses to primaries
• In protracted GOP race, Romney woos donors too
• Texas decision costs state federal aid
• Former Illinois governor is now inmate No. 40892-424
• 'Digital estates' pose legal challenges
• Karzai demands NATO pullback
• Three Democrats file for Senate primary
• Portland trades Gerald Wallace to New Jersey
• Trail Blazers fire head coach Nate McMillan
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• Portland Trail Blazers trade veteran Camby to Houston
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• Moosehead development plan cleared by court
• Is Facebook part of your estate? New laws debated
• Maine Senate votes to cut state income tax
• Crews continue cleanup after Kennebunk explosion
• Runners snap up 4,000 B2B entries in 5:06
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• Father of Columbine victim to visit Windham HS
• S. Portland charges sex offender with failing to register
• Westbrook to shutter elementary school
• Explore the Tualatin Hills Nature Park
• Pittsburgh-area site is chosen for major refinery
• Jay hostage taker was angry about losing mill job
• Race 4 An Angel 5K to Benefit Maine Children’s Cancer Program on May 19
• Less snow could mean fewer floods, tame rapids
• Greely Middle School principal wins state award
• UMaine classes resume following bomb threat
• Soldier accused in Wikileaks case due in court
• Walgreen Co. pays $350K to settle MaineCare claims
• New England lottery to hold first drawing tonight
• Maine Senate leader proposes presidential primaries
• LePage tells students to keep their options open
• What's the beef? Pink slime filler
• After third horse dies, HBO cancels "Luck"
• Prison job, tedium await Blagojevich
• U.S. circuit-court nominee's hearing goes 'very smoothly'
• Vt. woman pleads guilty to stealing $315,000
• Fire marshal: Downtown Madison fire set intentionally
• Teachers raise evaluation concerns about LePage bill
• Candidate charged with obstructing firefighters at blaze
• That's fishy: Feds fight fraud in seafood sizes
• Maine authorities looking for missing Dresden boy
• Police hunt 2 after Durham convenience store robbery
• Ex-mill worker surrenders after 10-hour standoff
• LePage budget plugs added $10.5 million gap
• CDC launching graphic anti-smoking ad campaign
• Afghans angry over removal of accused U.S. soldier
• Company sells Bayside Village student housing
• Warm weather has boatyards buzzing
• Plan to streamline social services unveiled
• Dispatches
• LePage to tour businesses in Oxford County today
• Senate rejects higher fines for campaign ad violations
• NATO forces to give Afghans lead role in combat by next year
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• Goldman denies rip-off charges from an insider
• Proposal enhances travel options in city
• Inspector identifies violations at lockup
• Baldacci stays out of Senate race
• Durham convenience store is robbed at gunpoint
• Senate vote preserves Downeaster funding
• LePage's energy proposals elicit support, doubt
• Authorities on the scene of a hazardous material incident in Kennebunk
• Bulger girlfriend pleads guilty
• En masse, boomers see fit to stay fit
• Syrian rebels plead for more weapons, cash
• Vote cuts Clean Election match funds
• Tour bus crash kills 22 students, six adults
• Government will ratchet up anti-smoking effort
• Senate reauthorizes federal aid to highway construction, safety
• Santorum says 'time is on our side'
• Hostage freed as standoff continues at mill in Jay
• York County man being held for assaulting three women
• Fairpoint offering early retirement packages
• LePage submits bill to consolidate DHHS
• Baldacci not running for Senate
• Jury finds Va. Tech negligent in '07 shootings
• Scientists find ancient camel fossils in Panama
• Gas leak reported at Canco and Washington
• 'Pink slime' critics fight ammonia-treated meat
• Maine House votes to ditch campaign matching funds
• New screening procedures for air travelers over 75
• New AM radio station in Sanford goes live
• Vehicle explodes on Afghan runway; Panetta safe
• Man dies after refusing medical care at crash scene
• Senate passes bill that preserves Downeaster funds
• Maine's 2011 deer kill down 6 percent
• '10 Commandments judge' wins primary for old job
• Red Robin Gourmet Burgers to open March 26
• Dow inches higher a day after huge surge
• Senate affirms sending gay marriage question to voters
• 3-year-old kills self with gun in car in Wash.
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• Man says Lohan grazed his knee with Porsche
• FTC targets car dealers for misleading ads
• Do you have a right to die? Vt. Senate hears testimony
• For Sale: 419 Mitchell Road, Cape Elizabeth
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• Arab-Muslim comedy finding voice after 9/11
• Swiss bus crash kills 28, including 22 children
• Augusta burglar who tried to extort victims sentenced to 18 months
• Strong earthquake shakes northern Japan
• Biddeford YMCA evacuated after chlorine problem
• Madison residents say no to $72 million bond
• Funds raised for Maine deputy's ill wife returned
• First-ever test-tube cat born in U.S.
• Barbers, beauticians get snippy over striped poles
• AT&T seeks to settle – quietly – with iPhone user
• Police: Maine woman had sex with teen she met online
• 'Whitey' Bulger's girlfriend set to plead
• Unusually warm March temps might stick around
• Impostor's tweets parody Angus King
• Mother Nature beats ice-breakers to the crunch
• Bangor casino stays ahead of the games
• Santorum wins Alabama, Mississippi GOP primaries
• Man pleads guilty to torching boarding house
• Billionaire family offers Mass. campus for free
• Last entry for Britannica in book form
• Maine jail analyzes lapses<br>after inmates' tryst
• Volunteers needed for endangered species program
• Maine seafood firm owner recognized by SBA
• Quimby colony, MECA unite on new art course
• Maine Senate approves study of voter registration
• Dispatches
• Man to serve year in prison for bankruptcy fraud
• Bobblehead doll of Lincoln's assassin is pulled
• NASA sun mission to launch in 2018
• LePage's budget plan includes cuts to Maine welfare, taxes
• Santorum wins Alabama, Mississippi GOP primaries
• Gay marriage moves closer to Maine vote
• Gay marriage foe in N.H. wants voters to weigh in
• West End divided on Williston-West Church plan
• Bill Nemitz: Maximum security turns into holding cell
• Maine Senate backs bill to fund east-west road study
• Syrian army ousts rebels from stronghold
• Midwest food critic newest online star
• College students: Don't let loan rate rise
• Inmate who snuck out for sex moved to Supermax prison
• Stocks post biggest gains of year
• Citibank, 3 others fail Fed stress test
• Prosecutors discover possible Bulger memoirs
• Conservationists applaud ruling on river herring
• 3 Republicans file for Senate race in Maine
• LePage budget rewrite includes some tax cuts
• Maine psychiatric hospital to lay off 45 employees
• Fed notes better economy, stands pat on rates
• Maine Senate OKs east-west highway study bill
• Thief gets 18 months for burglaries, extortion
• Only one problem for Maine ice-breakers: No ice
• Toilet paper running low in NJ's capital city
• Maine House rejects 'Caylee's Law' bill
• Same-sex marriage closer to November ballot
• Obama: 'Heartbroken' over Afghan shootings
• Food critic takes viral fame and snark in stride
• Maine jobless rate holds steady at 7 percent
• NH town to vote on changing pond's controversial name
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• Portland forges trail away from obesity
• World's tallest man may have stopped growing
• Panetta: Awaiting plans to draw down surge
• Fishing boat sank so fast no time for distress call
• Searsport man faces child sex crime charges
• Maine soldier fatally stabbed in Washington
• State puts off ending commuter van service
• Season inspires 'Muddy Bean Boots' ice cream
• Taliban attacks officials at site of U.S. soldier's rampage
• Dartmouth student's claims put hazing in spotlight
• Coast Guard warns boaters: Ocean temp still deadly
• Dispatches
• Eating any red meat raises risk of death, study reports
• Right-to-die case heads for hearing in British court
• Killing of Afghans hurts U.S. war goals
• Fishing boat sank too fast for distress call
• School costs may require tax increase in Falmouth
• South Portland debates Ocean Street parking changes
• British agency urges no more metal hips
• Obama releases health overhaul blueprint for states
• Portland sewer fee plan wouldn't lower residents' bills
• Roxanne Quimby Donates $400,000 to MECA
• Central Maine assault suspect gets 15 years
• Limerick woman, former bank employee, is spared jail time
• Police try to figure out who fired in Lamoine
• State AG's suit targets two home repair contractors
• Primary day may be vital in South
• Afghan killings set back village outreach program
• Soldier accused of killing Afghan villagers suffered head injury in Iraq
• Bennett's campaign announces he has enough signatures to get on June ballot
• Syrian killings may be official reprisals
• Greece faces Herculean task after bond swap, analysts say
• Israel's Iron Dome rocket shield passes test with Gaza militants
• Israeli plans for Iran strike go back years
• Donation to assist Vermont rebuilding
• Justices uphold outsourcing of Freeport dispatch
• Several Maine schools stand out at national jazz festival
• Bulger girlfriend will enter guilty plea but won't testify
• Scott D'Amboise files required signatures for June GOP primary
• Portland man nominated for national award comes up short
• Westbrook's Hersom is elementary principal of the year
• Police: Inmate caught returning to cell after sex
• Man hospitalized after stabbing on Veranda Street
• LePage plans trade mission to China
• Police search for answers in Lamoine shootings
• WTO rules Boeing got $5B in illegal US subsidies
• Feds release health overhaul blueprint for states
• Pingree submits signatures for 1st District race
• Rare posters found in attic head for auction
• Venus and Jupiter cuddling up in night sky
• Freeport wins court's favor in dispatch flap
• Falmouth municipal budget plan preserves tax rate
• Portland company settles over Limbaugh ads
• Man gets 15 years for sexual assault on neighbor
• Maine teens face arson, explosives charges
• House gives initial OK to allow stored guns on state property
• Suit: NASA specialist axed over intelligent design
• Feds take over case of SUV on Philly runway
• Obama Fundraiser Coming to SMCC Campus
• MDOT to extend van pool service
• Afghan man recounts U.S. soldier's rampage
• Katie Herzig Performing at Empire Dine & Dance
• Police arrest man accused of stabbing girlfriend
• Pittsfield photographer's invention catching on
• Four bodies found floating near boat off Calif.
• Nobel scientist who warned of thinning ozone dies
• Brunswick credit union settles suit with embezzler
• Webster kept on as Maine GOP chairman
• Site of Obama fundraiser moved to SMCC campus
• The Afghan massacre: Suspect's base 'most troubled in military'
• Sale of South African art will help UNE bolster collection
• Orchestra's food drive has strings attached
• Taliban vow revenge for 16 Afghans killed by US soldier
• State House Notebook: MaineCare debate will not go away
• More schools mine China for students
• Love letters reveal Nixon's sensitive side
• Avg. Maine gas price drops slightly to $3.81
• Dispatches
• Bill to protect emergency responders advances
• Beach to Beacon 10K opens online signups this week
• U.S. soldier kills 16 Afghan villagers
• Lobster Shack loses matriarch
• UMaine advances to Hockey East semifinals
• Egypt acquits 'virginity test' doctor
• Students put to the test: Build the best outhouse
• Japan remembers victims of disaster
• Smart meters case deadline looms
• Peter Bergman, 72, founder of radio's Firesign Theatre
• Santorum suggests Gingrich should quit
• March Madness begins: NCAA unveils 68-team bracket
• No truce as U.N. envoy exits Syria
• N.H. bill would require counseling before abortions
• Pennsylvania man caught purple-handed in meter theft
• Lakers rally past Celtics in thriller
• Would you still be her friend?
• US seeks to contain damage from Afghan shooting
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• U.S. soldier opens fire on Afghan villagers, kills 16
• Popular romance trilogy gets U.S. publisher
• Friday Brainteaser
• Tiger Woods injured ... again
• Mary's Walk raises $250,000 for cancer research
• AP source: Afghanistan killing-spree suspect from Wash. state
• Several Portland-area high schools advance to drama-festival finals
• Ice breaking operations on the Kennebec River set to begin
• Four men shot in Hancock County; one dies, another critically injured
• 'Lorax' trumps 'John Carter' at box office with $39.1M weekend
• Gingrich: Romney weakest GOP front-runner since 1920
• USM: Female photographers examine gender myths
• Snowe's retirement repeats Maine history
• Celtics, Lakers still NBA's most colorful rivalry
• Remains of 167 people found in Mexican cave
• Bard, Aceves pitch Red Sox to 5-0 victory
• George Washington McNugget sells for $8,100; buyer chickens out
• New Maine group to promote responsible gambling
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• Japan marks 1 year since quake, tsunami disaster
• Search for missing Oregon fishermen continues
• On 100th anniversary of Girl Scouts, one of Maine's oldest Scouts reflects
• Wal-Mart spreading to Africa
• Saving the Kate
• More than 1,200 public workers double dipping
• Santorum captures Kansas caucuses
• Bikes on Ice just one of center's cool ideas
• Obama: Drilling won't lower gas prices
• A year after major earthquake, tsunami, Japan still devastated
• Officials caution NYPD that spying backfires
• Assad could weather Syrian revolt, U.S. intelligence assessment finds
• Company’s offer to buy, run state prisons meets with rejection
• Fifteen Palestinian militants killed in Israeli airstrikes
• Michigan unions mobilize to shield collective bargaining
• Anti-Putin rally draws activists
• Controller linked to a near collision a second time
• U.S. may move detained Taliban leaders to spur talks
• Families in northern Syria flee new government assault
• Organizers change venue for presidential reception
• Class A hockey: Thornton goes back to back
• Class B hockey: Greely tops Messalonskee for state title
• New England starting lottery with 'for life' prize
• Santorum takes Kansas, Romney strong in Wyoming
• Economic spying case over DuPont's chemical grows
• Searsport says 'no' to propane tank moratorium
• NFL aspirants from Maine to show their skills
• Jets give Sanchez extension, out of Manning hunt
• Romney wins Guam and the Northern Marianas Islands
• Santorum seeks victory in Kansas today to stop Romney momentum
• In sign of spring, Acadia closes carriage roads
• Missing 24 days, hiker found in New Mexico
• Brees denies knowledge of bounty program
• Murkowski regrets voting with GOP on birth control
• Bill will help Maine towns honor veterans
• 2 arrested in pharmacy robberies
• Some newspapers won't run 'Doonesbury' abortion comic strip
• Dems question delay in reporting MaineCare malfunction
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• Police report details of skier death
• Village Soup news operations shut down
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• Annan mission to end crisis falters as defections plague Assad
• U.S. military, Afghans agree on prison transfer
• Nuclear disaster a year later: Uncertainty, fear haunt Fukushima
• Bowdoin ousted from NCAA basketball tournament
• In dangers of Facebook, 'friend' request leads to bigamy charges
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• LePage to propose restructuring DHHS
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• New Hampshire jury begins deliberations in Rwandan-genocide case
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• A temperature record falls
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• Police seeking motive in Pittsburgh clinic shootings
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• Police: Driver killed in Eddington crash was texting
• 11 Maine troopers complete specialized training
• Man who hit boy while passing school bus indicted
• Activist video documents atrocities
• WGAN: Limbaugh show stays on the air
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• With voices smoother than velvet
• GOP insiders fear primaries' toll on Romney
• NH House considering 24-hour wait for abortions
• NASA to launch 5 rockets to track jet stream winds
• Waterville couple convicted of cocaine trafficking
• Retweets becoming digital version of autographs
• For bin Laden, final days were troubled
• Freeport weighs town computer upgrade
• Flower show offers garden ideas to take home
• Democrat Pingree skips race for Senate
• Democrats likely to give King unofficial nod
• Virginia's ultrasound-abortion law signed
• Scientists close in on location of the 'God particle'
• General: State of Guard is good
• Commuters seek van pool extension
• Improper Medicaid payments revealed
• Court asks for input on Poliquin
• Solar storm could produce Northern Lights
• Romney edging away from the pack
• Taco Bell introduces Doritos taco shell
• Portland High School has a new football coach
• Apple unveils 'new iPad' with sharper screen, faster chip
• Teenager petitions to change R rating for 'Bully' documentary
• Hiring increases as companies hit limits with workers
• Glitch gives MaineCare to up to 19,000 ineligible recipients
• Stocks move higher a day after big dive
• NH House passes birth-control exemption
• Maine man burned after pouring gas onto fire
• Pingree won't run for U.S. Senate
• High court asks for briefs on Poliquin questions
• Ex-Monmouth teacher pleads guilty to child porn, theft charges
• Obama urges shift to new energy technologies
• End of an Era: Colts officially release Peyton Manning
• DHHS chief expects feds will want Medicaid funds back
• Yarmouth executive to run for Senate as independent
• Romney says he's ready to fight until August for GOP nomination
• Natural gas prices drop to a 10-year low
• Westbrook councilor drops out of House race
• Raye, Michaud file petitions for Maine's 2nd District
• Maine National Guard chief addresses lawmakers
• Death in nursing home meth-lab fire ruled accidental
• Fort Fairfield man killed in early morning fire
• New England jobless rate much lower than rest of US
• Maine state prison inmate dies
• Dad faces charge for pointing laser at hockey game
• Newly Listed: 5 Goldenwood Drive, Scarborough
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• Meet the Artist: Rebecca Q Yankes
• Local Dispatches
• Cheese lovers get their gouda on at world finals
• Santorum, Romney share Super Tuesday momentum
• Ex-Maine legislator to plead guilty to gun charges
• Terror indictment unveiled for Norway massacre
• Bill Nemitz: Could Angus King steer Senate to high road?
• Angus King says he won't be spoiler in Maine Senate race
• Mom in fatal Oxford crash won't face charges
• Mother, stepfather countersue Rosa Scarcelli
• Robbery suspects surrender after police surround South Portland home
• Fired town clerk now overseeing woman who fired her
• Presque Isle campus president search down to 3
• 2 cross-country walkers meet going opposite ways
• Gay marriage laws reflect new strategy by supporters
• Bill would require ID for some medications
• Forum on joblessness today at USM
• Ice-breaking to begin next week on Kennebec River
• Portland-area I-295 roadwork to strike another slow blow
• LURC overhaul expected to stir debate
• $94.9 million school budget proposed in Portland
• This Week At The Portland Museum of Art: March 5 - 11, 2012
• Portland Museum of Art Hires New Curator of Contemporary and Modern Art
• Limbaugh show loses two more Maine advertisers
• Rushworth Kidder dies; ethicist, writer was 67
• New manager sought for Raymond Beach
• Ethics rules under review in Freeport
• Tea partiers give Snowe mixed reviews
• Fear, firearms and politics: Across U.S., guns are in demand
• Minority pupils punished more harshly
• Obama: I'm president, they're candidates
• Obama uses press conference to steal some publicity on GOP's day
• Romney prevails in Virginia, Vermont, Massachusetts GOP primaries
• Judge issues arrest warrants for 5 Occupy protesters
• Man gets 7 years in jail for bank robbery, bomb threat
• Northbound I-295 project starting early this year
• Democratic poll has King leading three-way race
• State police investigate Island Falls bank robbery
• Tea party had mixed feelings about Snowe
• Portland – #2 Best City to Meet Eligible Women
• Pingree still weighing decision on Senate run
• Fresh, Local Eats in Portland, Maine
• King would consider quitting Senate race if he couldn't win
• Ethicist Rushworth Kidder dead at 67
• Conn. man who assaulted boy found in Maine
• Snoop Dogg Adds Another Show to State Theatre Visit
• Hackers busted after one turns FBI informant
• Red Claws fall in Erie, 106-81
• Come see these stunning photos and explore the evolving role of women as photogr...
• LePage launches 'business friendly' program
• Smith to serve as Portland's acting fire chief
• The Universal Properties Team is Hiring Buyer Specialists!
• $336.4M Powerball winner is RI woman, 81
• Trial begins for Windham man accused of child sex abuse
• Bill to overhaul Maine land use agency advances
• Saco project to cause brief overnight closures on turnpike
• The contest ends March 11!
• No foul play suspected in body recovered from York River
• Report: Minority students face harsher punishments
• Mercy Hospital’s Gourmet Gala To Help Gary’s House
• New Balance adding 40 more jobs in Maine
• 2 responders cleared in skier death at Sugarloaf
• Iran to allow UN nuclear inspectors into secret site
• Rockland man charged in guns-for-drugs scheme
• Waterville man arrested after throwing TV at his girlfriend
• Officials call for wider bridge between Maine, NH
• Sweet! First 24-hour cupcake ATM
• Obama to hold news conference, unveil housing plan
• Which Mainer is on 'Jeopardy!' tonight?
• Former Occupy Augusta protester jailed for knife threat
• Warm winter may bring pest-filled spring
• Obama, Netanyahu remain apart on solving Iranian nuclear crisis
• Local/State Dispatches
• Indiana mom loses legs while protecting children from tornado
• Super Tuesday likely to alter, not decide GOP race
• Snowe rents campaign email list to Schneider
• LePage tours UNE campus in Biddeford
• Deadline limits charter schools opening in fall
• Windham, officer hope to settle discrimination case
• Putin victory arouses protest in Russia
• Vermont residents to debate corporate personhood
• Husson zoning change vote pushed to March 19
• Tornado damage may spell the end of many towns
• Military justice so far not harsh in terror cases
• Al-Qaida in Iraq blamed for raid that killed 25 policemen
• AG: Killing U.S. citizen a 'grave' decision
• Four N.C. children survive direct hit in tornado's path
• Kids' concussion symptoms could last for year afterward
• Doctors advised to be frank about impact of heart devices
• GOP presidential candidates facing unexpected headwinds
• Panel favors closing North Yarmouth school
• More claim abuse by longtime Sox staffer
• Bottle redemption fraud nets jail term
• Steve Bridges, 48, known for impression of George W. Bush
• Pirates plan 'a handful' of games in Lewiston
• New Hampshire eminent domain rules tightened
• King announces he will run for U.S. Senate
• Patriots use franchise tag on Welker
• Obama, Netanyahu talk unity, underline differences
• 2011 disasters were costliest ever
• Windham officer was sexually harassed by colleague, commission says
• 8th and 9th advertisers drop Limbaugh's show
• Portland swears in Sauschuck as police chief
• Sen. Kerry: Snowe's departure a loss for region
• "10-Minute Architect" clinic set for Thursday
• Maine woman killed in logging-truck collision identified
• N.H. man gets jail, $10K fine for Maine bottle scam
• Town by town, Vt. tackles corporate personhood
• McCain calls for US to lead on Syria airstrikes
• Store's proceeds swiped in Windham robbery
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• Southwest cancels flight after box cutter found
• Ricci free after arrest for curfew-breaking pizza run
• EPA heightens scrutiny over Pa. gas drilling
• 9 more claim abuse by late Red Sox clubhouse chief
• Harlem Globetrotters Coming to Portland
• S. Portland robot team wins regional challenge
• Job Fair at USM Tomorrow
• Rockport woman killed in snowmobile collision with son
• Winthrop apple farmer on Jeopardy! Tuesday night
• Sell Your Home – Guaranteed
• Lewiston copper-theft suspect caught in the act
• Turnpike plans to repave five-mile stretch
• Calif. judge says backyard ship must shove off
• Dispatches
• Observers report serious voting problems in Putin win
• Republican hopefuls sprint to Super Tuesday
• USM hosting unemployment forum this week
• Maine's avg. gasoline price jumps another nickel
• Maine bill seeks longer statute in sex crimes
• Portland chief to be sworn in today
• GOP field heads for Super Tuesday
• Tales flow as Holocaust survivor, liberator meet
• Maine charter schools move closer to reality
• Dog comes back weeks after car crash
• Dancing the night away for STRIVE
• Obama says force against Iran is option
• The race is on ... for signatures
• Letter from home brings Smith applicants to life
• Toddler latest victim of tornadoes
• Federal sentences still vary widely
• One final note: Colby conductor to lay down baton
• Elderly couple escape burning home in Sanford
• Ayla Reynolds case stays alive on social media
• Online sites offer mixed blessing in missing-persons cases
• Indiana baby found in field after tornado dies
• Portland company to launch first tidal-power unit of its kind
• A 7th advertiser pulls out of Limbaugh's show
• Medical bills can wreck credit, even when paid off
• Arundel car crash leaves one person injured
• After tornadoes, survivors emerge with stories to tell
• Sentences for criminals still widely vary
• Rangers snap 2 ties in 3rd, top Bruins 4-3
• Celtics beat NY Knicks, Lin 115-111
• New Hampshire may decriminalize marijuana
• Academic Decathlon helps Maine students thrive
• MIT hosts conference for 'sports geeks'
• What's so super about Tuesday? 419 GOP delegates
• Weinstein protests R rating of 'Bully' documentary
• Stephen King visits NH to review book
• CatholicTV announces partnership with Roku
• Bill Nemitz: Benjamin Pollard trains his sights on Senate, and why not?
• Hundreds apply for dealer jobs at new Oxford casino
• Making a new product takes lots of time, money
• LePage: Maine leads in helping entrepreneurs
• Vigil keeps Ayla in public focus, collects toy pile
• Local/State Dispatches
• Motorcycle-registration process changes in Maine
• Suddenly a contest, race for Senate will be big draw
• Analysis shows Congress shifting toward extremes
• Maine towns face dual challenge: Policy and process
• Friday Brainteaser
• Western caucus goes to Romney
• Italian cruise ship inquiry certain to last for months
• At least 38 dead in wake of storms in South, Midwest
• In apology, Limbaugh admits word choices were 'not the best'
• Limbaugh apologizes for calling law student 'slut,' 'prostitute'
• HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL: Central edges Hall-dale, 40-39, in state final
• Probe of Quran burnings focuses on five U.S. soldiers
• Syrian regime keeps pounding Homs
• Special operations troops may come under CIA control
• Sarkozy: No special treatment for Muslims
• Baby found alone in Indiana field after storms
• Oregon WR Josh Huff faces DUII charge
• Man who shot famous JFK Jr. photo dead at 76
• Oregon RB Tra Carson requests release from scholarship
• Missing Maine toddler remembered at vigil
• HIGH SCHOOL BOYS HOCKEY PLAYOFFS: Lewiston knocks off Cony
• Bike tracks lead to arrest in South Portland burglary
• YouTube phenomenon has girls asking: Am I pretty?
• Losses mount from scams targeting older Americans
• Details unveiled for Mass. casino near Patriots' home
• Gingrich, Santorum battle for Bible Belt voters
• Obama: Fuel-efficient cars an answer to gas prices
• Child-porn crackdown in Vermont nets 9 arrests
• BP expects to pay $7.8 billion in Gulf spill lawsuit settlement
• Weekend activities planned at Maine state parks
• Can-Am Sled Dog races kick off
• 2 charged in convenience store arson
• New casino holding job fair for blackjack dealers
• 13 wounded in Arizona club shooting
• Death toll at 31 from tornado outbreak
• Topless coffee shop arsonist will be sentenced this month
• In Senate race: Decisions, decisions
• Raised hands launch new U.S. citizens
• Diocese dials down marriage campaign
• BP settles oil spill lawsuits
• Inmate saves another from choking in jail
• Maine man held in Florida standoff
• Man in his underwear arrested at dental office
• Teachers getting help with supplies and demand
• Clearing up a storm
• Westbrook sets goals for next 10 years
• She and her dad defined success; then, she lived it
• Super Tuesday: Ohio is next proving ground
• 15 die as more tornadoes hit
• Maine Diocese says it won't campaign against gay marriage
• Syria blocks Red Cross convoy to Homs
• Sales of pets flat, but cost to keep them at $50.96 billion
• Obama: Iran attack an option to halt bomb program
• Political scientist James Q. Wilson dies at 80
• Rush Limbaugh draws criticism for calling contraceptive advocate 'slut' and 'prostitute'
• Six finalists named for Mr. and Miss Basketball
• Waterville man who stole car arrested in Florida after standoff
• Snowe: 'Sensible Senate has virtually disappeared'
• Travis Roy Award semifinalists announced
• Airlines selected to serve Bar Harbor, Presque Isle airports
• Four big-name Republicans express interest in Maine Senate race
• Maine Democrats in 'holding pattern'
• After 30 years on death row, S.C. man freed
• Kamasoupta: The Best Soup In Town
• Raye to stay in 2nd District race against Michaud
• Go Huskies!
• Skier dies at Burke Mountain in Vermont
• MLB expands playoff format from 8 teams to 10
• Disney closes obesity exhibit after criticism for stigmatizing fat kids
• New Listing: Fantastic 2 BR/2 BA Portland Condo
• Field continues to grow for 1st Congressional District seat
• In interview, Obama says he's not bluffing on Iran
• New Listing: 205 Spring Street #4, Portland
• USM Professors Francesca Vassallo and Nancy Erickson are the presenters this Mon...
• Steve Abbott, GOP veteran, won't run for Snowe's seat
• Two Pingrees mull campaign options
• Topless coffee shop arsonist to be sentenced this month
• Portland Photo of the Week
• Almost $900,000 missing from N.H. town
• Syria stores crops in Arctic Doomsday vault
• Today is Read Across America Day in honor of Dr. Suess's birthday! Here are a fe...
• Maine Diocese calls press conference to discuss gay-marriage vote
• Yarmouth History center to offer journey back to origins
• Nuclear sub arrives in Maine for upgrades
• Jail for Knox County man who used baby as shield
• Maine's first fireworks store opens for business
• Augusta copper thief gets 6 months in jail
• Bill Nemitz: Give a medal and people a chance
• Ayla Reynolds vigil planned for Saturday
• Dispatches
• Maine Senate votes to change Clean Election Act
• Suspect in firefighter's killing due in court
• Former Maine official, husband indicted
• City hopes Shipyard investigator will find ways to recover revenue
• Even after backlash, banks quietly pursuing more fees
• Extend or end it? GOP voters torn over best route
• Under pressure, Michaud skips race for Senate
• Soccer club says future of Freeport plan muddy
• HR 347 threatens freedom of assembly - restricts political protest
• Conservative blogger Andrew Breitbart dies at 43
• At this show, the art sales benefit artist community
• Maryland gay marriage law heads for vote
• 'Birther' movement not dead for Arizona sheriff
• Theologian famous for 'God is Dead' has died at age 87
• Obama demands end to oil and gas subsidies
• Maine House asks top court to clarify Poliquin constitutional issues
• Syrian opposition retreats from key district in Homs
• Conditions primitive aboard damaged luxury liner
• Obama demands Congress end oil, gas subsidies
• Conservative activist Breitbart dead at 43
• Former Chelsea selectwoman, husband indicted on federal fraud charges
• LePage's lawyer argues against mural in court
• MLB to expand baseball playoffs
• American teacher shot at Christian school in Iraq
• More candidates jump into Maine's congressional races
• Feds arrest 45 illegal immigrants in Conn., Mass
• Banks lead stock rally; Nasdaq nears 3,000
• Big sales for small cars in February — especially Ford
• Strong February retail sales are sign of improving economy
• Maine Turnpike sells its former HQ building
• Portland declares parking ban
• An Evening With Keller Williams at Port City Music Hall
• Vermont on the lookout for lynx
• New York Yankees to lower payroll
• State offices closing at 1 p.m. today
• Romney flip-flops on contraception issue, critics say
• Girl Walk // All Day Coming to SPACE Gallery For Screening & Dance Party
• How TV made a heartthrob out of The Monkees' Davy Jones
• Court date set for suspect in firefighter slaying
• Unemployment claims drop to 4-year low
• Maine's only casino adding table games
• New Listing: Spacious Boothbay Harbor Condo For Sale
• Newly Listed: Spacious Boothbay Harbor Condo For Sale
• Feature obituary: Tom Moulton, 54, devoted dad, owner of paving business
• City hires lawyer to investigate Shipyard fiasco
• Maine restaurant week launches with sips and sweets
• Controversial Maine mural case goes to court
• Lawyer wants venue change in Houlton triple murder
• Man found guilty of child abuse in Grand Canyon
• Texas drought twists migrations of many birds
• Man arrested after firing rifle at occupied car
• Heavy, blowing snow expected all day; roads dangerous
• Woman charged with stealing jewelry from elderly client
• Maine man accused of pointing gun at hunter
• Ariz. sheriff still sleuthing Obama's birth certificate
• Dispatches
• 2 more US troops killed following Quran protests
• First vote looms on Obama birth control policy
• Christian school in Lewiston slated to close
• Passengers finally able to leave disabled ship
• Lawyer seeks venue change for triple slaying trial
• LIBRARY CLOSED DUE TO SNOWSTORM 3-1-2012
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• West End neighbors bristle at office plan
• Ready for the Snowe storm?
• House may send Poliquin queries to court
• Columbine changed classroom dialogue
• School revamp savings sought
• The ever-greater divide: Moderates like Snowe a fading species
• Scarborough man convicted of stealing from American Legion
• Police: Suspect owed slain firefighter $3,000
• SLIDE SHOW: Spring Training with the Red Sox
• Red Sox OF Kalish slowly recovering
• Rupert Murdoch's son resigns from News Corp. newspapers
• District attorney seeks dismissal of lawsuit against her
• Wall Street bonuses drop 14 percent
• In exchange for food, North Korea will stop nuclear work
• Stocks finish off best February in 14 years
• Ohio shooting suspect may have used grandfather's gun
• Baldacci, Michaud, Pingree take out papers for Senate seat
• Controversial Maine mural case heads to court
• Authorities searching for Florida firefighter find a body
• SLIDE SHOW: Davy Jones and The Monkees
• Storms rip through country-music resort town, kill 9
• Monkees' singer Davy Jones dies at 66
• Charity Hockey Game Featuring Portland Pirates March 11
• Sox pitchers working on their gloves
• Judge blocks graphic images on cigarette packages
• Portland police warn neighbors of Ricci's release from jail
• Apple's market value hits $500B, where few have gone
• Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in Portland
• Baldacci joins scramble after Snowe decision
• Otto Pizza opening new restaurant in Mass.
• House GOP: Court should review Poliquin
• Sanford man arrested for Alfred break-in
• Webcam tracks 3-month-old polar bear
• Parents: Slain Ohio student excited about new job
• Former Maine ambulance service chief faces charges
• Bill Nemitz: Put-up time for tea party on Poliquin
• Police: Maine mom helped son attempt jail escape
• Snowe decision rocks political landscape
• Man who hid guns pleads guilty to federal charges
• BIW gets $663M contract for new destroyer
• Winter storm warning in effect
• U.S. arrest of Iranian scientist cloaked in secrecy
• Father to serve 18 months for assaulting 4-month-old
• 1 dead, 3 missing in Coast Guard copter crash in Ala.
• Maine man sentenced in postal embezzlement
• 5 states face deadline on Honda hybrid lawsuit
• Deer Isle teen dies in dirt bike crash
• Sunday River offering $29 Leap Day lift tickets
• Romney sweeps to double GOP primary victory
• All of a sudden, Senate race is wide open
• Snowe leaves a legacy of independence
• In Arizona, Michigan, economy is top issue
• Sentiments keen among the people Snowe helped
• Bill Nemitz: Snowe's done what she could; now she's just done
• Freeport teacher's comment leads to terrorizing summons
• This Week At The Portland Museum of Art: February 27 - March 4, 2012
• Maine ethics panel to hear claim against Poliquin
• Freeport council rejects request for zoning change
• Photo: This dog's hot to trot
• Fukushina meltdown: Still hot, still deadly
• WikiLeaks targets private intel firm
• Ohio: Teen accused in shootings 'is someone who's not well'
• World War II veteran depicted in 'Band of Brothers' dies at 90
• Police accuse Bangor man of killing Florida firefighter
• Teenager killed in Surry collision
• Harvard urged to give posthumous degrees to expelled gay students
• Romney squeaks out win in Michigan after taking Arizona
• Photo: The clams before the storm
• Snoop Dogg to Play Portland’s State Theatre – Friday, March 30
• Belief in global warming soars as mercury rises
• Another go-round in court, another loss for Bean CEO
• Snowe announces she won't seek re-election
• Sen. Snowe becomes the talk of Twitter
• Maine politicos and president react to Snowe bombshell
• Freeport residents pack Seacoast hearing
• Police make murder arrest in missing firefighter case
• Sen. Olympia Snowe's full statement
• Ethics panel takes up complaint against Poliquin
• Obama visit to include exclusive dinner at art museum
• Dow closes above 13,000, first time since crisis
• After the breakup, who gets the pet?
• High court rejects Anthem's rate appeal
• LL Bean CEO loses legal battle over easement
• Registration soon open for the 4th Annual Columbia Cascade Trail Skills College
• Feds shut gambling site Bodog, indict founder
• Preble Street director finalist for national award
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• Maine Warden Service rescues 4 snowmobilers
• Apple expected to launch iPad 3 next week
• FedEx truck hits NY Amish buggy, critically injuring 2
• Consumer confidence rises dramatically
• 8 small fires in Old Orchard Beach investigated
• Gargantuan rock hitting the road to LA
• 2nd student declared dead in Ohio shooting
• Freeport teacher suspended for classroom remark
• Cruise line: Crippled ship to reach land Thursday
• False burglar alarms keep Oxford deputies hopping
• Source: Israel won't warn U.S. before Iran strike
• Bradford man pleads guilty to VA benefits fraud
• MECA students develop Pirates logo
• Millions of tons of tsunami debris drifting in Pacific
• The bubble bursts for 'hamster balls'
• Dispatches
• Romney fights to avoid home-state embarrassment
• Wood stoves linked to trace levels of heavy metals
• State's first fireworks store to open
• Portland Trails selects director
• Crime suspected in disappearance
• State to end van service for 225 commuters
• LePage skips meeting with President Obama
• Falmouth fights more lake access by public
• Justices shun appeal of group that fought Maine gay marriage
• Teen gunman kills 1 at Ohio school
• Polls show close race as Michigan votes today
• Santorum: Out of step on colleges?
• Faculty Lecture: Adam Manley
• Dion wants high court to rule on Poliquin
• Rich are different, scientists report, because they're motivated by greed
• Preventive care slows a costly dental trend
• Maine native gets another promotion
• Colorado voters will decide on legalizing pot this fall
• Maine Man Proves it is NEVER Too Late to Change Your Life with Whole Foods.
• Supreme Court won't hear first appeal by gay marriage foes
• Water main break forces police to close Westbrook street
• Report: Red Sox catcher Varitek to retire
• AG: Police justified in Farmingdale shooting
• LePage skips meeting with Obama
• Avg. heating oil price up 7 cents in Maine
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• Bank of America closing Orono call center
• Police name 'person of interest' in search for Fla. man
• Rep. Dion seeks high court review of Poliquin issues
• Bird flu, pig flu, now bat flu? Human risk unclear
• Supreme Court rejects emergency carp measures
• Daytona start pushed back to 7 p.m.
• Ford leader says plan now for future traffic jams
• Detroit automakers race to keep up with sales
• Obama urges governors to boost education funding
• Man sought in Richmond assault on woman, child
• Bin Laden's Pakistan home is no more
• 1 killed, 4 wounded in Ohio school shooting
• Santorum touts wider role for faith in public life
• Berenstain Bears co-creator Jan Berenstain dies
• Tumble Tikes Comes to Portland
• Chinese architect Wang Shu wins Pritzker Prize
• State to end popular vanpool service
• Rule could leave child-support debtors no income
• Crunk Witch to Release Full-Length Album Next Month
• Oxford Casino hosting job fair on Saturday
• Portland Public Library hosts Painting show and Jazz combos for First Friday Art Walk
• Police charge 4 in York County burglary ring
• Turner woman crashes twice on same day
• Rare stem cells may produce new eggs, scientists say
• Maine's average gas price jumps 8 cents
• Winthrop crash sends 6 to hospital
• State squeezing rights panel's conference space
• Dispatches
• Trenton woman dies in vehicle rollover
• Man faces pot trafficking charges after I-95 stop
• 'The Artist' wins Best Picture, dominates the night
• Feature Obituary: Crystal Gomes, 28, Thornton graduate, worked in Hollywood
• Homeless-shelter residents in Skowhegan work off sewer fee
• Pressure builds for civilian drone flights at home
• Maine Democrats caucus, promise comeback
• Follow the evidence: City gets the goods, then they go to online auction
• Mainers return from Tanzania, medical mission accomplished
• Afghan riots won't alter U.S. policy, envoy says
• Fire destroys Wiscasset business
• MECA Students Design New Portland Pirates Logo
• Early sap? Go with the flow
• Child support rule called 'kind of Orwellian'
• Both relief, criticism greet news of rise in toxins
• Drivers will see traffic from I-295 web cams
• Live Blog: "Hugo" wins the first two awards
• U.S., allies call Syrian vote a 'farce'
• 'Xena' actress Lawless arrested in oil-ship protest
• Army recovers remains of last missing soldier in Iraq
• Oxford Casino to hire 50 dealers
• Michaud raises money for Army veteran who lost his legs
• Police suspect foul play in Florida firefighter's disappearance in Maine
• Sometimes even Warren Buffett gets it wrong
• New Hampshire unlikely to get casinos anytime soon
• 'The Artist' hopes to bring silence back to Oscars
• NH parks unveil adventure blog
• WWII vet says nobody helped after he was carjacked
• SLIDE SHOW: Photos from the bear den
• Danica Patrick ready to roll in first Daytona 500
• Waterboro woman dies in house fire
• At 21 inches tall, Nepalese man declared shortest person ever
• Collins, Snowe rank as least conservative GOP senators
• Maine tourism officials create a sports lobbying commission
• Valentine bans alcohol in Red Sox clubhouse
• Dispatches
• Market for scrap metal entices Maine criminals
• Live video: Maine's latest bear necessity
• History's hidden in the floorboards
• Falmouth to revisit waterfront view rule
• Maine pulled into contraception debate
• LePage: GOP needs 'fresh face' to challenge Obama
• Western D boys' final: Forest Hills rallies to stun Hyde
• Saudi Arabia steps up crude oil exports
• Hinckley wants freedom, better image
• Two U.S. advisers shot to death in Kabul
• Two U.S. advisers shot to death in Kabul
• Gulf oil spill: Mother of all lawsuits looms Monday
• LePage has no plans to meet with Sebelius
• Backers, foes differ on fate of gay marriage campaign
• Mandela hospitalized with stomach ailment
• Cancer's growing burden: the high cost of care
• Red Sox owners ready to move on in 2012
• Twin sisters take up boxing to shed weight
• Northern Maine gets close to 20 inches of snow
• Alaska: Lawsuit claims ‘mulatto’ Obama not eligible to be president
• Romney: Raise retirement age for Social Security and Medicare
• Mass. man convicted in 1974 killing of young mother
• Ford seeks to catch rivals in China
• Ben & Jerry's offers Jeremy Lin flavor
• Santorum vows to cut taxes, regulations, spending in first 100 days
• LePage in Washington for governors association meeting
• Fighting for a spot in the finals
• Texas hog-killing contest wipes out 12,632 hogs
• Help available today for Maine veterans seeking benefits
• Local/State Dispatches
• Maine couple questioned in missing firefigher case switched their car
• Case against Portland lawyers dismissed
• Victim of Conn. gang rape sues five boys, parents
• Commercial Street living up to its name
• Wescott charged, briefly, for failing to pay taxes
• Lobster catch largest ever
• Maine bookstore chain going out of business
• Lower cost sought in rebuilding of school
• Sports institute accused of breaking rules
• Cross can stay in Casco, land trust told
• Obama administration considers drawing oil from strategic reserve
• Spike Lee at Colby: Film progress slow
• Genocide survivor says she saw defendant with militia
• Clinton: Russia, China veto 'despicable'
• Riot police quell sneaker fans
• Obesity epidemic: Another weight-loss pill on the way
• Movement builds to have welfare recipients drug tested
• 17 tons of silver coins heading back to Spain
• Donors to GOP see strong chance of winning Senate
• Rutgers roommate spy trial opens
• Report: former Trail Blazer Rasheed Wallace to sign with Lakers
• Dying wish leads to Massachusetts court fight
• Oregon Ducks admit NCAA recruiting violations
• Maine federal building evacuated — for a computer mouse
• Who's at short? Valentine, Red Sox ponder options
• Portland Maine Wi-Fi Access Places
• AG urged to remove name from letter on contraception
• 'Retiring' Portland superintendent to take N.H. job
• Portland Maine Flower Show – March 7-11, 2012
• Judge awards iPhone user $850 in AT&T throttling case
• Portland Sea Dogs Mother’s Day 5k Road Race – Sunday, May 13, 2012
• Real Maine Weddings – 2012 Wedding of the Year in Portland Contest
• Couple questioned in missing firefighter case switched cars
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• Maine seafood harvest reaches 7-year high
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• USM's Molly Carl does it again! She has intelligence and speed!
• AARP Names Portland, Maine a Top Affordable Place to Retire
• Shipwreck treasure on way to Spain
• US general calms troops after Afghanistan deaths
• UN atomic agency: Iran rapidly expands nuke work
• Study: We're getting less friendly on social networks
• Russian billionaire wins Internet fame with rap
• Police arrest 76-year-old after high-speed minivan chase
• New-home sales dip after 4 straight monthly gains
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• Maine bill seeks to ban 'tax zapper' programs
• Komen official quits over Planned Parenthood dispute
• Armed man robs credit union in Windham
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• 7th suspect arrested in five-state burglary ring
• Officials delay Memorial Bridge's lift-span removal until tomorrow
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• Maine fuel company overwhelmed by donations
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• Obama to seek more Alzheimer's research money
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• This Week At The Portland Museum of Art: February 6 - 12, 2012
• Verizon, Redbox to challenge Netflix
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• New Listing: 2 Dale Court, Portland Maine
• Apologies from NFL, NBC after M.I.A. flips bird
• US closes embassy in Syria, pulls staff
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• Group's goal: Protect working forest
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• Bill would strengthen child solicitation law
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• Egypt to put 19 Americans on trial
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• Firefighters put out blaze in Berwick
• U.S. calls for backing Syrian rebels
• Democrats, GOP set for big election year
• Gronkowski, Ochocinco active for the Patriots
• Maine to host first-ever Mustache Film Festival
• Suspect sought in Westfield home invasion
• Garnett carries Celtics to 4th straight win
• Interview: Maine fishing chief wants growth
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• Maine Turnpike cuts price of E-ZPass
• In Maine, it's Ron Paul vs. Mitt Romney
• NH, NY lawmakers wager on Big Game
• Officials hunt invasive insect in Maine
• Stun gun used on McDonald's customer in N.C.
• With deadline looming, Occupy Maine protesters packing up
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• Maine on the Hill: Pingree not ready to applaud Komen's reversal
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• Bill Nemitz: Rabies bites, family finds after dog-fox encounters
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• Russia, China block U.N. action on Syria
• Romney has easy victory in Nevada
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• Vandals smash windows at Ayla's Waterville home
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• Riots continue in Egypt; at least 12 people dead
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• Russia, China veto U.N. resolution on Syria
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• New film links Pats' first Super Bowl win, Gen. Custer
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• Indiana election chief found guilty of voter fraud
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• Renewed search for Ayla yields little new
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• Federal regulators seeking offshore wind developers
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• Komen: Politics was never an issue
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• Romney emphasizes patriotism - a lot
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• Bill Nemitz: Money didn't fall far from the trees
• Sen. Collins announces wedding plans
• Lewiston man accused of threatening to kill federal official
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• Soccer club seeks a new zoning change
• Occupy Maine protesters ordered to vacate Lincoln Park by Monday
• Bone marrow firm to pay N.H., Mass.
• Salmonella outbreak over, CDC says
• State House: Panel's guidelines would ban bias-based profiling
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• Hostage rescues: When hope runs out, U.S. elite troops go in
• Breast-cancer charity comes under fire
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• LePage accuses Democrats of stalling on cuts
• 'Tebowmania' comes to Super Bowl
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• Maine's presidential caucuses under way
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• CDC: Outbreak linked to Hannaford beef is over
• Bernanke defends Fed policies against GOP critics
• Sebago ice-fishing derby canceled for lack of ice
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• Daughter: Saw blood on Dapolito's shirt, stairs
• Obama links economic policies with faith
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• Maine Diocese starts support group for 'same-sex attraction'
• LePage bill seeks more financial disclosures
• Group questions Poliquin's use of tax break
• Portland man gets 7 months for indecent act
• Groundhog "predicts" 6 more weeks of winter
• Maine treasure hunter sets sights on platinum
• Occupiers can't camp overnight, judge rules
• Spragues scrap controversial Scarborough project
• Maine students show some improvement in scores
• In Waterville, even overflow homeless shelter overflowing
• Man seeks new trial in topless coffee shop fire
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• Maine Turnpike Authority buys closed motel
• U.S. lab creates self-guided bullet
• Conn. man pleads guilty to Molotov cocktail attack
• Beach to Beacon 10K announces signup date
• LePage: Mainers need more access to digital learning
• In U.S., winter's on spring break
• Alannah’s back home
• Snowe's tea party rival raised $473,465 in 2011
• Rule change would ease limits on cod – for now
• Witness: Drug life left Dapolito fearful
• Pfizer recalls birth control drug because of pill mix-up
• Windham traffic light out of service until further notice
• Greg Oden poses for picture with 6'7 prostitute
• AP: Giants will win Super Bowl
• Brennan, LePage make little progress on budget cuts
• Regulators buy time for New England fishermen
• Gov. LePage forms task force to fight painkiller abuse
• Group questions Poliquin's use of tax break
• Unlike most Republicans, Romney supports hikes in minimum wage
• Janitor gets 3 years for selling pills at Ellsworth school
• Portland will order Occupy protesters to vacate
• Stocks rise on manufacturing data
• Manufacturing expands at fastest pace since June
• Maine treasure hunter takes aim at $3B sunken bounty
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• Sprague pulls plug on controversial Scarborough project
• SLIDE SHOW: Don Cornelius and "Soul Train"
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• Feds declare Atlantic sturgeon endangered
• House GOP bill would cut small business taxes
• Panetta: US combat in Afghanistan to end next year
• Daughter testifies in Dapolito murder trial
• Romney has money, momentum in GOP race
• Police toe fine line in releasing information about Ayla
• Chrysler US sales rose 44 pct. in January
• 11th victim found days after deadly Fla. crash
• Bill Nemitz: Titillation is not helping in Ayla case
• Washington state to vote Wednesday on gay marriage
• Obama to detail broader housing-refinance plan
• 'Amazing will to live'<br>gives this Maine girl an edge
• Maine boatbuilder to launch new line of yacht
• Anti-gay marriage group loses court appeal
• Portland police find their man, and he's already at the helm
• Calais school rescinds ban against 'Tebowing' student
• China man pleads guilty to break-in, sex assault
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• Pingree: MaineCare proposal is 'illegal'
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• Planned science-centered school in Portland seeks charter OK
• Analysis: Florida win proves Romney's stamina
• Venezuelan women line up to switch breast implants
• Dutch court upholds 'virtual' theft conviction
• Witnesses say park ranger Tasered dog-walker
• Bitter rift splits cancer charity, Planned Parenthood
• Officials: Iran could strike if threatened
• Chimp ad riles animal welfare advocates
• Maine town to vote on effort opposing corporate personhood
• Maine lawmaker facing charges steps down
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• Record Maine lobster catch is reported
• Task force targets Maine colleges, hospitals to fix state budget
• Maine transportation department speeds bridge plan
• Romney wins big in Florida, routing Gingrich
• Surprise! Oregon Ducks catch a top punting recruit
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• Bath police seeking cash register thief
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• Scarborough fire damages home on Pine Point
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• Police: Ayla's blood was detected with luminol spray
• Portland baker goes to war with icing bags blazing
• Bill would drop 4-year term for Maine housing chief
• Time Warner completes central Maine digital conversion
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• Move to drop state income taxes spreads
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• Dion makes 2nd request for AG opinion on Poliquin
• New natural gas line proposed for Augusta
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• New Listing: 78 Falmouth Street in Westbrook, Maine
• Wildlife officials say 1 lynx killed by trap this season
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• Brunswick father seeks missing son
• Indy readies state-of-the-art security for Super Bowl
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• Cavers say scientists wrong about bat deaths
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• Gingrich: Romney self-deportation plan a fantasy
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• A win under belt, Gingrich lands in firing line
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• Legislation would ban local smelt shack fees
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• Charges in high-speed pursuit include attempted murder
• Shadow fell over Paterno's final season
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• U.S. Rep. Giffords says she'll resign this week
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• Obama reaffirms stance on Roe v. Wade
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• Amid scandal, revered coach Joe Paterno dies
• SMCC to give free weatherization classes
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• Scientists suspend study of bird flu
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• After recount, Santorum wins Iowa caucuses
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• Jay man faces sex charges against minors
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• Mob scene causes Apple to close Beijing store
• Dispatches
• Lewiston mission for at-risk youth vandalized twice
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• Skier dies after hitting tree at Sugarloaf
• Red Sox manager to speak at Sea Dogs dinner tonight
• Russian Mars probe heads for Earth
• Oh yeah, that's what winter looks like
• Federal concern brought to council
• Officials condemn video, vow full probe
• Aircraft maker set to land elsewhere
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• Romney: 'Vulture capitalist' or job creator?
• Portland City Council rejects corporate citizenship, Citizens United
• Justice Department review says Obama recess appointments legal
• Amish men choose jail over court fines
• Cape Wind: Doubt cast on start date
• Experts fear 'arms race' with sales of hydrocodone
• Mother may explain why she killed son
• Oregon officially extends scholarship offer to ATH Bryan Harper
• Roy Ash, under Nixon, helped change U.S. budget office
• Alabama judge rules Holloway is legally dead
• Alaskans help put East's storm in perspective
• Tractor-trailer accident blocks northbound turnpike traffic
• Portland credit union robbed again
• McCrery may speak of killing son before sentencing
• Maine supreme court upholds Holland conviction
• Judge jails Amish men for refusing buggy sign
• Storm wipes out high school sports schedule
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• Armed man wearing ski mask robs Portland store
• New listing: 37 Westfield Street, Biddeford
• Leonardi wins 4th Gatorade XC athlete of year
• Students cheer marriage proposal at school assembly
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• Suspect in series of Route 1 burglaries in custody
• Police investigate Scarborough robbery attempt
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• Smart meter foes file appeal with high court
• Steel union opposes new Maine national park
• Heaviest snow of season arrives
• Divers search for missing toddler
• Company gives lakefront land to Baxter park
• Grandma accused of 15 fires pleads not guilty
• LePage sparks State House dust-up
• School district votes to allow controversial book
• Local/State Dispatches
• Prosecutor says Bulger 'manipulating' system
• Farmland trust hits preservation milestone
• Coalition condemns video of urination on corpses
• Portland’s Conversations With The Communities
• Rich vs. poor looms larger in U.S. survey
• Target expected to add food choices
• Sanford schools near top for state building funds
• ESPN poll declares Tim Tebow U.S.' favorite athlete, results questionable
• Homicide drops off list of top 15 causes of death in U.S.
• Occupy goes to Washington
• Brunswick fire displaces family
• New school leader must stay course, board says
• Borrowing for roads likely to be on ballot
• Anti-business talk by Romney rivals? Odd
• Man wearing ski mask robs Cumberland Farms store
• Collins, BIW hope for more destroyers
• Rosemont Market plans Portland produce shop
• Twinkies maker files for bankruptcy again
• Gevork Vartanian, renowned Soviet spy, dies at 87
• LePage to attend MLK event in Waterville
• Dismissed Ducks CB Cliff Harris declares for NFL draft
• NCAA finally adopts Cam Newton Rule
• Police seeking more tips in missing toddler case
• Rosemont Market plans new shop on Commercial Street
• Study links Oregon football success to diminishing GPAs, drinking, partying
• Maine snowpack at historically low levels
• Twinkies maker Hostess files for bankruptcy
• 4-star CB De'Vante Harris pushes back planned Oregon visit
• Take It Outside in the Great State of Maine
• Oregon killer Michael Dyer to transfer to Arkansas State
• Watchdog says IRS overwhelmed by cheats
• Homicide drops off list of top 15 causes of death
• 4-star athlete Jaydon Mickens considering Washington, Oregon
• Man found in Ellsworth alley dies of hypothermia
• 6 Maine schools to get upgrade funds, 2 in Sanford
• Ski mountain coming to Monument Sq.
• Collins: More funding needed for combat ships
• Hotel near mall switching to Hilton affiliation
• Chamber pans postal plan to shut Hampden facility
• Ford recalls 450,426 minivans and SUVs
• Michelle Obama: 'Angry black woman' image isn't me
• State Dems sign on to brief backing 'Obamacare'
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• Maine woman guilty of helping mom in arson
• Bomb kills another nuclear expert in Iran
• Database gives info on Maine inmates, probationers
• Hallowell pot dispensary holds public open house
• Chad Gurney's appeal centers on mental state
• First lady tackling medical treatment for veterans
• Man steals lunch money, says he had to pay for heat
• Westbrook woman pleads guilty to defrauding ex-husband
• Rivals go south, frantic to block Romney trifecta
• Ariz. officials: NH Couple, deputy killed by same man
• Dentist's bookkeeper gets 6 months for embezzling $120K
• $40K reward offered in slaying of sawmill operator
• LePage, Summers put spotlight on youth driver safety
• State official warns of 'work at home' schemes
• Snow expected for Maine on Thursday
• Dispatches, Jan. 11, 2012
• Dive teams to search in Waterville area for Ayla
• Zoning wasn’t on radar when Freeport soccer deal made
• Publishers Clearing House buying Maine Web services company
• Two historic Maine murals to get prime spots in new school
• Panel backs Maine bill to avoid expulsions from school
• Analysis: Romney campaign 'not very strong for a front-runner'
• High court takes on indecency on the airwaves
• Syria's Assad vows to crush opponents
• 10 years in, Guantanamo detainees see no end to limbo
• Study: Pot doesn't harm lung function
• Man found dead in Brunswick is identified through DNA
• Maine high court takes up Plum Creek project
• Senators uphold Maine governor's vetoes
• EPA: Military tenants weren't told of lead risks
• Mitt Romney wins New Hampshire primary
• Brunswick police identify body of man found three weeks ago
• Maine's highest court considers Moosehead plan
• Court hears appeal in Portland decapitation conviction
• Marijuana doesn't harm lung function, study finds
• EPA: Navy base tenants not told of lead paint risk
• CMP clears municipal hurdle for grid upgrade
• Body found on island ID'd as Sullivan man
• CDC: Young adults down 9 drinks when they binge
• US Coast Guard rescues more Iranians at sea
• As pot dispensaries spread, so do objections
• Three more LePage vetoes withstand override
• Portland History : the Guptill Building, on Commercial Street
• Ayla Reynolds' mom: Still not getting 'whole truth'
• Economist Colgan says Maine recovery far off
• Boston man visiting Dexter accidentally shoots himself
• Beautiful 3-Bedroom North Deering Home For Sale
• Proposed Windham greenhouse project would employ 170
• In Dixville Notch, it's a Romney-Huntsman tie
• Jay man who calls cops arrested on pot charges
• For Romney, size of any NH victory may shape race
• High court weighs policy against curse words on TV
• Maine's early college program gets award
• 3-day Agricultural Trades Show opens in Augusta
• Local/State Dispatches
• Avg. Maine heating oil jumps 11 cents a gallon
• Marijuana dispensary opens in Hallowell today
• Cannabis Community Controversy Part 3: How We Win the War on Drugs
• Falmouth makes headway on school reuse proposals
• New Hampshire decides today
• Deadly crash sends message<br>about texting, officials say
• U.S. Agriculture Department closing two offices in Maine
• Iran to execute former Marine as spy
• Senator thinks Maine will ban all phone use while driving
• This Week At The Portland Museum of Art: January 9 - 16, 2012
• In Focus: Health system once in crisis, now stabilized
• Portland schools might offer retirement deals
• Nigerians call national strike to protest prices, corruption
• Sanford police aim to defuse crises with long-range Taser
• Neighbors urge Scarborough board to reject new beach park
• GOP leader unlikely to seek Pingree's seat in U.S. House
• Mainers warned: Lender, address bogus
• 2012 BCS National Championship: top Tweets of the night
• LePage supports natural gas project
• King holiday brings several events to Portland
• Facilitator to guide Freeport soccer proposal talks
• LePage cuts called 'irresponsible and dangerous' to poor
• Major greenhouse project would bring 170 jobs to Windham
• Two New Hampshire nature lovers shot to death in Arizona
• Maine lawmakers kill private-prison bill
• De'Anthony Thomas named Freshman All-American
• Iran sentences American to death in CIA case
• Oregon Ducks football recruiting update, Jan 9, 2012
• Romney's rivals make final NH appeals
• Obama names new chief of staff
• Athlete Fabian Moreau wants Oregon to recruit him
• Kittery police say they have solved outlet store robbery
• Portland woman arrested for selling Oxycodone
• Legislature kills bill to allow privately run prisons
• America hits the brakes on health care spending
• Wilton woman, 20, dies in crash
• Courtney says run against Pingree 'pretty unlikely'
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• Driver swapping texts with partygoers at time of crash
• MaineCare recipients decry proposed budget cuts
• Man accused of robbing NH store had kids in SUV
• Some bottles of Excedrin, NoDoz, Bufferin recalled
• Teen killed in Biddeford crash
• Former bus driver sues Waterboro school district
• Even in Alaska, this is a lot of snow
• Maine Housing Authority revamps inspection process
• Tragedy leaves wake of grief, questions
• Dispatches
• Wind forums this week in Freeport, Augusta
• Avg. Maine gas price shoots up nearly 9 cents
• 14-year-old boy charged with Lewiston mugging
• Dispensary operator stumbling, some say
• Lawsuit: Pregnancy drug, breast cancer linked
• Shuttle service begins as Memorial Bridge closes
• Cannabis Community Controversy Part 2: Finding Common Ground
• Athlete Bryan Harper decommits from Washington, could sign with Oregon
• Social Media Photography Project on View at the Portland Museum of Art
• Giffords attends vigil on anniversary of shooting
• New Hampshire voters don't bow to candidates
• As N.H. primary nears, Romney's rivals escalate attacks
• Feds to weigh safety of air shows, races
• Kenjon Barner could rush for Oregon records in 2012
• New tactics help cut crime in city
• Iran begins uranium enrichment at underground site
• Baby's sleeping death leads to criminal case
• U.S. orders expulsion of Venezuelan consul
• Vigil for victims of handgun violence attracts 75 people to Portland
• He's the big wheel for fixing kids' bikes
• Warming center to open in Waterville next Sunday
• Maine ends its losing streak and heads to Reno
• 'It will be a beautiful home'
• Hundreds gather at church service to recall Tucson attack
• Police: Teens killed in crash had been at party
• Help for Maine health-care consumers may fall through cracks
• Fireworks legal in Maine, but no sales yet
• Bangor airport picks up new flights to DC
• Cannabis Community Controversy Part 1: Infighting in the Cannabis Community
• Coast Guard seeks comments on shipping lanes
• GOP challengers go after Romney in Sunday morning debate
• Baxter State Park announces camping reservations date
• Talking face-to-face? It just might work
• Bill Nemitz: MaineHousing failure – not the fix – will likely be focus
• LePage's first year: 'Contentious,' 'extreme' and, yes, 'effective'
• Maine/New England Dispatches
• Billionaire gives $5 million to Gingrich's super PAC
• Police: Man tried to set cruiser on fire
• Maine GOP seeks bigger influence
• Two Oxford County teens killed in single-vehicle crash
• Mainer no friend of new Lego characters
• Romney worries N.H. lead is too big
• Iranian president embarks on tour of Latin America
• Santorum profited since Senate term
• Nigeria's labor unions threaten strike Monday
• With federal ban over, states gear up for online gambling
• Possible loss of post office latest trouble for town store
• Occupied in cleanup
• Cargo drone makes debut in Afghanistan
• Two teens killed, two others hurt in West Paris car crash
• NASA fights sales of space artifacts
• Hundreds pack funeral service for boy killed by police officers
• Deported U.S. teen back home in Texas
• Gabrielle Giffords getting stronger, but a long way to go
• Asian pest lands in Maine, worries berry farmers
• Feature Obituary: Thomas Smith, 47, guard at rock shows, recovering alcoholic
• Patriots hope to avoid distractions
• AP Source: McDaniels expected back with Patriots
• Lewiston teen charged with assaulting officer
• Hiking destinations: Independence, Oregon
• Giffords will soon face decision about future
• Maine vigils to remember victims of Arizona shooting
• Tips to start your healthy new year out right
• Robber flees from Sanford store without cash
• State/Local Dispatches
• Obama to promote insourcing of jobs
• LePage opposes renewable energy initiative in Maine
• Communities weigh district secessions
• Portland insists it has right to evict Occupy
• More seeking asylum, a shelter, a place to call home
• Ayla's father explains how toddler's arm was broken
• Physicist turning 70, defies odds for his illness
• Rocket scientist who never attended college dies at 96
• Havana South closes doors in Portland's Old Port
• Growth in jobs signals upswing may be lasting
• Higgins sentenced for embezzlement
• Rape redefined: FBI now counts males as victims
• Questions surround Texas teen's deportation
• White House defends health care in court filing
• In pictures: LaMichael James' historic career with the Oregon Ducks
• Chip Kelly "100 percent" supports James' decision to turn pro
• TNT executive issues statement regarding decision to not show Blazers' 1st half
• Havana South closes its doors
• York police issue warrant in bank robbery
• Occupy Maine to clean up Portland encampment
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• LePage: Make acting DMR chief permanent
• MaineToday Media to get major capital investment
• Oregon's LaMichael James to enter NFL draft
• US Navy rescues Iranian fishing boat from pirates
• Huntsman objects to ad featuring his adopted kids
• Portland responds to Occupy lawsuit
• Springvale man accused of holding his family at gunpoint
• Pope names 22 new cardinals, including 2 Americans
• Economy adds 200K jobs, unemployment rate falls again
• Portland Stage Company’s Upcoming Performance Will Thrill Audiences
• Romney raps Obama in SC; GOP rivals pile on in NH
• Smoggy Beijing to cough up more pollution data
• Friday Brainteaser
• Just in case: a winter survival app
• Fire damages Danforth St. apartment; no one hurt
• Great pic! It finally looks like winter around here.
• Jail time urged for woman who stole from lawyers
• Maine drops a heartbreaker to Austin
• Father wants to keep focus on missing toddler
• Shortage of snow having an impact
• West End residents object to 65-foot-tall building
• Dispatches
• Driver killed in Gardiner crash had no valid license
• Business bankruptcy filings drop 15 percent in Maine
• Standish grandmother facing more arson charges
• Three casual restaurants to open soon
• LePage: Housing authority can help solve budget
• Police: Man wanted welfare to pay electric bill
• IRS: Audit rates on rise for the wealthy
• Suspect in 31-year-old case again denied bail
• Pats assistant coach reportedly to succeed Paterno
• CMP sets 1,000th pole in power grid project
• Maine cutter returns Haitians to island home
• Did Rick Santorum’s wife have an abortion?
• Pentagon strategy: Be leaner, more agile
• Hannaford alters meat-grinding process
• Superintendent says he won't advise keeping Prides Corner school open
• Raye files papers for 2nd District race
• Gov. LePage issues three vetoes, for a total of 15
• Film depicts Maine town that lost two sons in Iraq
• They're keeping their eyes on the ball
• Governor takes early steps toward re-election
• An auction to remember
• Republican rivals focus attacks on Romney in New Hampshire
• Jackson Lab facility at UConn gets go-ahead
• Portland robber sentenced to 16 years in prison
• Westbrook schools hold budget forum tonight
• Body found on shore of eastern Maine island
• LePage gets early start on 2014 election
• CDC: 19 illnesses now linked to Hannaford beef
• 22nd Annual Portland Bridal Show This Weekend at the Holiday Inn By the Bay
• Lyman shooting appears self-inflicted
• Police hunt woman after Corinth pharmacy robbery
• Missing toddler's father describes family's ordeal
• Coffee, conversation, and the chance to win an iPad!
• Bin Laden raid: Was Hollywood told too much?
• Red Sox Manager to Attend Benefit Dinner in South Portland
• Maine's fire marshal retiring after 14 years
• City of Portland picks local energy consultant
• LURC director steps down after 10 years
• Obama unveils strategy for slimmed-down military
• Congratulations Professor Rogoff!
• Report: Invest in early education to grow Maine economy
• Raye to challenge Michaud for congressional seat
• Maine vigils to mark Tucson shooting anniversary
• Portland Public Library Winter Documentary Series
• Romney, Santorum focus on Obama in NH
• Police sending Farmington explosion debris to ATF
• Election to fill state Senate seat set for Feb. 14
• Ex-Chelsea official seeks settlement on kickback charges
• Dispatches
• Key witness in coffee-shop arson trial arrested
• Bangor man charged after claiming cop stole $500
• Distracted-driving crash sends 5 to hospital
• Texas police kill 8th-grader carrying pellet gun
• LL Bean to offer paddles made from historic timber
• Firefighters rescue duck from frozen NH river
• Five Mainers charged with welfare fraud
• DEP resurrects environmental awards
• York hunter charged with killing family's dog
• Bill to weaken Clean Election Act killed
• This Week At The Portland Museum of Art: January 3 - 8, 2012
• Celebrity Portraits - Showcase
• His racial views exposed online, Maine reporter swiftly fired
• Windham council seat sought by three former members
• Collins jabs at president for 'circumventing the Senate'
• Obama dodges Senate, angers GOP with recess appointment
• In a fraction of a blink of an eye, scientists make an event invisible
• 2012 Legislature opens: Unions balk at bills to tighten benefits
• City arena may close while it is renovated
• Seeing double? No, there really are more twins
• Witness in coffee shop arson trial arrested in theft of money
• MECA Painters: 10 Years Later
• Portland City Council defeats petition change
• Report proposes attack on pain-pill abuse
• Falmouth estate's latest owner tries to reduce tax bill
• Good Samaritan helps state police capture drunken driver
• Santorum faces N.H. hurdles
• Police kill eighth-grader who pointed pellet gun
• Two top Westbrook officials resign as mayor begins new term
• Chinese team cuts Patty Mills, claims he faked hamstring injury
• Task force urges aggressive action on prescription drug abuse
• Oregon's 2012 football schedule released by Pac-12
• Photo finish in Iowa horse race
• OL recruit Dejon Allen may visit Oregon despite his commitment to ASU
• Police make arrest in Walmart kidnapping
• Obama bypasses Senate, installs new consumer chief
• Collins criticizes Obama on recess appointment
• Maine group fires reporter tied to racist comments
• Cape E. sit-skier wins silver at national sprints
• Valentine to attend Sea Dogs fete
• Two Westbrook department heads resign
• Elevation Burger coming to South Portland
• Romney to challenge history of upsets in N.H.
• Welcome to everyone who attended today's Winter Orientation Program!
• Bachmann bows out of presidential campaign
• Cold temps boost outdoor skating ops
• Softball pitching, fielding & hitting clinics for grades 3-12 will be held on Ja...
• Owner's injuries force him to keep ski area closed
• Mass. suspends trooper charged with extortion
• Civic Center trustees dig into renovation plans
• Perry tweets: 'Here we come South Carolina'
• Gorham man accused of robbing Waterboro Hannaford
• McKay Jenkins speaks about his new book “What’s Gotten Into Us: Staying healthy in a toxic world”
• Republican state Sen. Trahan officially resigns
• Camden town official under investigation
• The Center for Maine Contemporary Art exhibits “Around the House” in the Lewis Gallery
• Truck tips over on I-95 off-ramp in Augusta
• Victory in hand, Romney looks to NH
• Police weigh media contact 'case-by-case’ in toddler's disappearance
• Republican lawmakers reject cuts to group homes
• Convicted in death of former fiancee, man seeks new trial
• Judge backs city in strip club lawsuit
• How Iowa caucus-goers looked at their choices
• Analysis: A good, not great, night for Romney
• Maine gets $980K for wetlands project in Addison
• Photo finish in Iowa horse race
• Jobs, inmates trained to fight fires would be lost if prison is closed
• A good, not great, night for Mitt Romney in Iowa
• Parishioners manage to hold Sunday services despite fire
• Obama thanks Iowa Democrats for their support
• Chappells lend name, acreage to farm trust
• IN FOCUS: KEY ISSUES BEFORE SUPREME COURT Case seeks path to fight EPA compliance orders
• Mitt's VP: The Rubio factor
• Is Paul's civil rights stance foolish consistency, or just foolishness?
• Dion and the Belmonts singer Milano dies at 72
• Bay State official speeding, not wearing belt before crash
• Bob Anderson, 89, sword-fight coach to stars
• Bridge connecting Maine-NH closing to foot, bike traffic
• Maine Labor Dept. urges online filing for unemployment
• Officials hope DNA solves mystery of Brunswick body
• 'Short' Maine legislative session opens today
• Civic center trustees choose a new project team
• Plea deal likely in Scarborough councilor’s OUI case
• Republican lawmakers reject cuts to Maine group homes
• Judge backs Westbrook in strip club lawsuit
• Gorham man faces 11 charges
• Has EPA gone rogue? Landowners say yes
• Convicted killer's attorney seeking new trial
• Obama appeals to Iowa Democrats on caucus night
• Medical condition triggers collision in Biddeford
• Scarborough councilor's OUI set for trial
• US soldier: Didn't see explosives while packing
• Judge: Strip club's rights weren't violated
• Maine heating oil prices remain steady
• Man charged in Friendly Village knife threat
• Key Republicans oppose LePage on funding cut
• Supreme Court asked to ponder drug dog's sniff
• Legislators to start 2012 session with full plate
• Private land offered to Baxter State Park
• Iran warns US carrier: Don't come back to Gulf
• Westbrook police, drug agents seize pills, weapons
• Lighthouse to be featured on Maine quarter
• Pittsfield call center reopens under new owner
• Explosion reported in Farmington
• Local/Maine Dispatches
• Murder suspected on queen's estate
• Hours from voting, Iowa still unpredictable
• For thousands of Maine residents, LePage proposal a 'disturbing' plan
• Prescriptions drugs stolen from Gardiner pharmacy
• 4 Portland restaurants offer calorie-counter lunches
• Online gambling fight now about when, who – not if
• Maine's version of 'Biggest Loser' kicks off
• Toddler's father: No party<br>on night Ayla vanished
• Facilities for elderly, disabled once valuable, suddenly expendable
• Man held in dozens of arson attacks that terrorized Los Angeles
• Suspect in shooting of ranger, others found dead in park
• MFA Priority Deadline: January 15
• Seismologist says disposal from drilling caused 11 Ohio quakes
• Expansion of canal has West Coast concerned
• Utah river rescuer: 'I was trying to grab arms, but I couldn't feel anything'
• Iowans to put their imprint on GOP race
• In pictures: Oregon's 2012 Rose Bowl victory
• U.S., Pakistan to scale back cooperation
• Dill considers race against Sen. Snowe
• Ducks set records en route to first Rose Bowl victory since 1917
• Study adds to controversy over thyroid testing
• Police investigate attack on NYC Islamic center
• Saco farm provides a trip back in time
• An industry's challenge: How to save both cod and fishermen
• ATV crash kills Phippsburg man
• Gardiner pharmacy robbed
• State Sen. Dill ponders run against Snowe
• Missing toddler's dad pleads for her return
• Police continue probe of Biddeford stabbing
• No major snow, but brace for some 'normal' arctic air
• US Cross Country Championships rescheduled
• Fire attack against Islamic center, 3 other NYC sites
• Juvenile suspect held after Brunswick stabbing
• Rose Parade kicks off with pageantry and protest
• Parachute operator rescued from tree
• Bangor police investigating death of child
• Husband of victim questions hunter's judgment
• Shrimp fishing season begins in Gulf of Maine
• Maine court to hear arguments in woman's suicide
• Romney looks to fend off Santorum, Paul in Iowa
• Slain federal agent was getting dad's cancer meds
• Passers-by rescue children from icy Utah river
• No-trespassing sign posted at Ayla's home
• Portland mayor was 'shocked' by diagnosis
• Post 9/11 GI Bill doubles Maine veterans who benefit
• Kingfield town official to consider possible plea deal
• Maine land conserved at strong pace in 2011
• Friday Brainteaser
• Catholic Church to allow Anglicans to join
• As house values fall, why don't taxes?
• Online readers drawn to a bomb, a mural and a Honda
• Israelis deplore protesters' use of Holocaust imagery
• Gust of wind leaves parachute operator hanging
• Year's first baby steps out early
• Hunter accidentally shoots Massachusetts woman
• First vote of 2012: Iowa Republicans hear final appeals
• Victim identified in fatal crash near Old Town
• Maine has a long couple of weeks coming
• 2011 road deaths lowest since 1959
• For some in need, Facebook is route to new kidney
• Federal agent dies in confrontation with store robber
• Patriots thrash Bills 49-21, clinch No. 1 seed
• Powerball tickets doubling in price to $2
• Maine 2011 road deaths lowest since 1959
• No easy answers to New England cod crisis
• 2011 fire deaths more than double from 2010
• Maine encouraging New Year's Day hikes at parks
• Fate of GOP hopefuls rests with undecided voters
• Today's Lobster Dip benefits Special Olympics
• Obama signs Congress' defense bill despite 'serious reservations'
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• Portland's Polar Plunge raises $16,000
• New laws affect everyone from pilots to smokers
• In reversal, Saleh opts to stay in Yemen
• Nigeria calls emergency over slew of fatal attacks
• Making meth: Mexican gang extends reach to Guatemala
• Syrian opposition groups sign agreement
• Officials: Powdered formula untainted
• Unusual offer lures doctors to rural hospital
• Test cheating rampant in 2011
• President emerges freed of Congress
• Icy roads claim five Maine residents
• Romney holds upper hand in Iowa caucuses
• Los Angeles on edge over car arsons
• World looks for better times in 2012
• U.S. propaganda effort fights words with words
• Moon's gravity is serious business
• The tale of the tape
• Five die in accidents as Maine roads ice up
• Gov. LePage: 2012 can be year full of promise
• Columbia Christian wins Championship of second annual 1A Hoops Classic
• Man robs Forest Avenue Hannaford
• Missing toddler's grandad pleads for Ayla's return
• Hope reigns as Americans prepare to ring in 2012
• More than 100 take Polar Plunge to help curb global warming
• UPDATE: Police ID Gardiner crash victims
• LePage says 2012 can be year of promise
• Dispatches
• Maine "Billboard law" leader among 2011 deaths
• Maine closes some scallop grounds
• Today's Polar Bear Plunge focuses on global warming
• The Year in Maine Politics 2011
• Fearing salmonlla, grocery stores pull Arizona lettuce from shelves
• As always, Eastport to ring in 2012 with giant sardine
• This New Years Eve, we were just wondering...
• Maine makes some personnel moves
• Subpoena seeks to track author of 'Ayla' poem
• Recycling re-evaluation sought
• Daily deal sites fill gaps in health care
• Member parts ways with gun club over NRA
• Police now say Ayla is victim of a crime
• Bellavance found guilty
• Syrian protesters put on show of strength for League monitors
• Baldwin man now faces three charges
• O'Neal leads Celts to 1st win, 96-85 over Pistons
• Fall blends into spring in parts of U.S.
• Massachusetts man diagnosed with rabies
• The big picture? Shrimp season could be short
• Officials still mum on source in beef recall
• Good business news may not be long-term
• Bellavance found guilty of topless coffee shop arson
• Police: foul play involved in missing toddler case
• USDA mum on source of salmonella outbreak
• Casco Bay Bridge closed Jan. 4 morning
• 'Synthetic' marijuana becomes a problem for US military
• Due to overfishing, Maine closes some scallop grounds
• 87-year-old dies in crash
• Maine ship-modeling center to add 16 jobs
• Sears closes 79 Kmart and Sears stores; Maine locations spared
• Gulf of Maine shrimp season to be a short one
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• Maine man charged with arson, attempted murder
• GM recalling Chevrolet Sonics to check brake pads
• Family dog killed by hunter in York
• Horse, 2 cats die in massive Farmington blaze
• Portland mayor has surgery for cancer
• Once an afterthought, Romney eyes Iowa with hope
• NH carnival wants to set snowman record
• 'Amazing' photographer dies with U.S. solo show in Portland
• Maine ocean lab to get $600K grant
• Maine firefighter pleads guilty to arson
• Hosanna Christian turns New Hope Christian Inside-Out at Portland Tournament
• Taking the stand, Bellavance denies he set fire to coffee shop
• Bill Nemitz: Hooked on giving back
• Portland marijuana dispensary will not include 'vapor lounge'
• TE recruit Pharaoh Brown commits to Oregon
• Recap: Felton leads Portland to win over Denver, 3-0 start for Blazers
• Vermont reopens major state highway
• Cold feet? Yeah, but occupiers are staying
• Jobs data: 2011 ends on mostly 'up note'
• Judge blocks California's fuel mandate
• Republicans trade jabs, woo undecided Iowans
• Maine drops its second straight to Canton
• In Focus: Database tracks names from African slave trade
• Portland's new mayor diagnosed with cancer
• Maine man arrested in N.H. robbery
• Baldwin man charged with paying minors to have sex
• Agents search suspected meth lab in Presque Isle
• Standish dispatcher charged with stealing town gas
• UPDATED: Mother of missing toddler wants to talk to father
• Man, machine fall through floor of Sanford mill
• Thanks to boot sales, LL Bean adding 125 full-time workers
• Citations issued for errant blast at Mount Desert Island quarry
• Poll: Americans optimistic about 2012
• Reward offered in W. Maine Christmas burglaries
• Maine sex offender facing new abuse charges
• Maine Air Force land sold to investor
• As coffee-shop arson trial ends, will suspect testify?
• Police make violent bath-salts arrest
• Susan Collins extends voting streak to 4,825
• Dispatches
• Vt. set to reopen last highway destroyed by Irene
• Local golfers get late Christmas present
• Maine fishermen expect to get record prices for scallops
• Monster trucker has horses underneath, crustacean on top
• High-tech parking meters on way
• Loopholes in law confuse consumers
• Despite threats, Iran unlikey to block strait
• Thorndike Congregational Church destroyed by fire
• Push to restore rail line needs new funds plan
• Man threatens to shoot store clerk before making off with cash
• Seven towns fight fire in Whitefield
• Trooper accused of driving drunk appeals to colleagues
• TE recruit Pharaoh Brown may commit to Oregon this weekend
• Wind blamed for fuel spill in North Berwick
• Red Sox acquire Oakland closer Andrew Bailey
• Photo: Oregon's James, Barner take afraid to next level at Disneyland
• Recap: Portland one-ups Lakers, destroys Kings for 2-0 start
• Portland Maine highlighted on Drinking Made Easy with Zane Lamprey
• Pac-12, Big Ten to expand collaboration
• Maine's loses but adds some players
• Missing toddler's father: I'm innocent
• Maine Fisheries Dept hires new directors
• Can foreign tourists help US economy?
• US police fatalities up 13 percent in 2011
• Waitress: Arson suspect wasn't jealous
• Sentences begin in fake inspection-sticker cases
• Belfast man accused of sending text threats
• Ex-stripper files lawsuit against R.I. police chief
• DA: Charges unlikely in pedestrian fatal
• Police: Watch out for chimney-sweeping scam in southern Maine
• Police still seeking ID of body found in Brunswick
• No grant, but Downeaster facility still to be built
• Heat beat Celtics, 115-107
• Police identify woman in fatal Glenburn crash
• Maine fishermen expect record prices for scallops in 2012
• Paul's surge prompting a new look from GOP voters
• Maine tries to rebuild urchin industry
• Gingrich fights back, aims at Romney
• Idea of parade for Iraq War veterans engenders caution
• New collection takes shape: Man photographing 20,000 buildings
• Picturing Portland in the digital age
• Slain Indiana girl's mom moved to trailer park to help father
• Authorities recount chaotic scene at deadly Connecticut fire
• Activists say Syria misleading observers
• Search for Maine toddler in 11th day; 330 leads
• How to listen to Blazers games if you're out of market
• Investigators still seeking ID of Brunswick corpse
• Taking PATHS to employable future
• LePage names 2 judicial nominees
• Obama nominates 2 to Federal Reserve Board
• Nike unveils brand new Oregon uniform for the Rose Bowl
• Maine tries to rebuild urchin industry
• Suspect nabbed in Bangor armed robbery
• LePage in Aroostook for Maine budget workshop
• SMCC math professor wins national award
• Memo: Gingrich praised Romney health plan
• Man arrested in Bangor stabbing
• Gurney appeals murder conviction to Maine's highest court
• Sears to close 100 to 120 Kmart, Sears stores
• Feature Obit: William Carter, 72, was Lincoln County sheriff for 37 years
• UMaine hockey team heads to Florida
• Disgraced ex-journalist fights for CA law license
• Maine offers Jan. 1 hikes at state parks
• Waterville police: Ayla taken from father's home
• Landmark Mexico restaurant closes
• 1 dead, 2 hurt in Glenburn crash
• LB C.J. Dozier decommits from ASU, could join Ducks
• Rudy Fernandez scores 8 points in Denver debut
• Philadelphia's Lou Williams treats armed robber to fast food
• 5 observations from Portland's season-opener vs. Philadelphia
• Recap: Portland survives, wins season-opener vs. 76ers
• In Focus: Lawmakers' wealth leaves voters behind
• A caring family becomes caregivers
• Missing Indiana girl found dead;<br>baby sitter faces murder charge
• Police believe 'Santa' shot relatives
• Two moon probes going deeper
• LaMarcus Aldridge scores 18 in first half of season-opener
• Critics: Painkiller 'could be the next OxyContin'
• Last push this week as Iowa caucus nears
• From stupid crooks to two-faced looks,<br>2011 had its share of odd events
• Police: $30,000 reward in missing-toddler case
• Odd news keeps New Englanders laughing, thinking
• Experts: Riding in cars riskier than ski lifts
• Delays near mall because of water main break
• Civil War's 150th stirs a trove of memories
• Maine home manufacturer lands contract in China
• Police make arrest in Auburn pharmacy robbery
• Near snowless season has snowmobilers waiting
• Dispatches
• Bruce Roberts Toy Fund brightens Christmas for 7,500 kids
• Annual dinner caters to families, friends
• Westbrook church's free Christmas dinner a success
• Obama spends Christmas with family, military
• Back in campaign mode, GOP presidential hopefuls focus
• Fight for money continues long after co-op's failure
• Bill aims to expand gun-in-vehicle law
• Tough choice looms on 9/11 health lawsuits
• Volunteers deliver 231 Christmas dinners
• Church members pray for missing Ayla
• Budget, policy proposals affect Medicaid, children, energy, roads
• Deadline nears for trade center illness fund
• Terror attacks kill 39 in Nigeria
• Hard times arrive for municipal budgets
• Violent new 'game' plagues many cities
• Jacob Goldman, Xerox chief scientist, 90
• Popular Third Reich entertainer Heesters dies at 108
• With winter air comes winter pollution
• Fire damages North Yarmouth home
• Volunteers deliver 231 Christmas dinners
• Four men killed in Palermo crash
• Knicks edge Celtics in season opener
• Little snow hampers snowmobile season
• Portland coffee shop makes Zagat's top 10 list
• 3-car crash in Topsham
• Maine lawmakers ready for 2012 session
• Libya celebrates 1st independence day in 42 years
• Photo: Marking a holy day
• Man spends Christmas alone at Maine lighthouse
• NORAD Santa trackers have record holiday
• Northern travelers urged to prep for busy border
• Trump drops out of Republican Party
• EPA: Tips to prevent holiday septic woes
• Maine on the Hill: No budget, no pay for Congress?
• Bill Nemitz: Hometown embraces its Silver Star hero
• States weigh in on cigarette label lawsuit
• LePage's initial year is Maine's top story
• Christmas Eve passes with Ayla not home
• Search for toddler continues on Christmas Eve
• Yemen president vows to leave
• New painting re-envisions historic crossing
• In Focus: Talk of peace in divided region
• Gingrich fails to get on Virginia ballot
• Shoppers scramble for 11th-hour inspiration
• Marijuana dispensary will also feature social amenities
• Full Circle America: An elder care alternative
• Healing is goal of quintet’s CD effort
• Accident shuts down turnpike near Falmouth exit
• LePage's first year as governor is Maine's top story, AP says
• Maine makes amends and beats Iowa
• Last-minute shoppers hunt for gifts
• Maine supports FDA in cigarette lawsuit
• Gingrich, Perry left off Virginia ballot
• Biddeford adds to its National Wildlife Refuge
• Children’s Museum and Theatre of Maine – $1 Admission on First Fridays
• Portland Maine New Years Eve Celebration at Harbour’s Edge
• Woman charged with food-stamp fraud
• Ron Paul's nonprofits push law's limit
• Police want to recoup costs of Portland standoff
• HousingPredictor.com Forecasts Increased Sales, Lower Home Prices in 2012 for Portland, Lewiston, Bangor, Maine
• Teacher hopes to help warm five families
• LePage wants plan for heat-aid crisis
• Witness: Suspect poured gas, lit fire
• Body found in Brunswick
• Body found near RR tracks in Brunswick
• Grand Isle woman killed in crash
• National attention for Maine's missing-toddler case
• Plane change detours 9-year-old solo flier
• No word on missing girl
• Little snow goes long way at ski resorts
• More retailers halt sales of formula suspected in baby's death
• Maine drops a lead and loses to Iowa at home
• Playhouse gets award to toot about
• Federal agency rejects S.C. voter ID mandate
• Nearly taken off support, coma patient talks
• Probe finds nothing wrong with CIA/NYPD alliance
• Biddeford man charged in church theft
• Police want to recover cost of St. John Street standoff
• North Anson woman accused of having heroin, pills
• Belfast company temporarily lays off 70
• Two charged after raid at Waterboro pot house
• More retailers pull formula after infant death
• Friday Brainteaser
• Witness now says he watched suspect set coffee-shop fire
• VIDEO: Local soldier awarded silver star
• Police: Snowfall hampers search for toddler
• Boston student leaves $172,000 violin on bus
• 2 juveniles in custody following credit union robbery
• Scrapbook tells how Rudolph went down in history
• Happy Holidays everyone! It's the perfect kind of snow to build a snow sculpture...
• Police standoff on St. John Street ends peacefully
• Woman charged with stealing veterans' benefits
• Poll: Santa's popularity is growing
• Bill Nemitz: Hark, the Herald’s avenging angel s(t)ings
• SUV hits school boy
• LePage requests heat plan by Tuesday
• Dispatches
• UMaine extends basketball coach's contract
• GOP halts opposition to tax-cut bill
• Farmington student expelled over bomb threat
• Police: Teacher, student had sex at least seven times
• Trooper stopped for drunken driving
• Investigators focus on missing toddler's house
• CMP plans cleanup of toxic Augusta site
• 9 Maine ski areas giving away free lessons
• 28 Bangor students disciplined for drinking party
• Waivers for cuts to be hard to get, Pingree says
• Portland Museum of Art 2012 Exhibition Schedule
• 'Rock snot' concern leads officials to destroy lake trout
• Judge rejects more public access in Cutler Files lawsuit
• Trapped in car, woman survives nine days
• In Focus: Shale gas: The U.S.’ ace in the hole?
• Powdered formula is tested after infant death
• Wave of bombings across Iraqi capital kills 69
• UNH teacher’s defamation suit rejected
• States get heating aid money, but fear it won’t suffice
• Journal retracts 2009 report linking virus to chronic fatigue
• Walmart pulls formula after baby dies
• Police use cadaver dogs in search for missing toddler
• Judge blocks paper's bid to enter Cutler Files case
• Visitors leaving mementoes at home of missing toddler
• Claims lowest since '08 as job market improves
• Average 30-year mortgage rate hits record low 3.91 pct
• Saco police seize 12 pounds of pot at video store
• Journal retracts study linking virus, chronic fatigue
• Army transfers 8 US soldiers after suicide
• VIDEO: Cliff Island fearful of postal cuts
• Police seek armed robber of Bangor hotel
• Ex-NFL players blame league for brain injuries
• House GOP feeling heat over tax cut
• McCain: Republican stance on payroll tax a mistake
• Investment group to buy Chicago Sun-Times
• Bucksport student accused of online threats
• Americans frustrated by congressional stalemates
• Dispatches
• Two men face charge in pool drowning
• Police: Man enters home, falls asleep, won't leave
• 3 dead in three separate fatal crashes
• Maine's highest court dismisses suit against sheriff
• Woman abducted at Augusta Walmart, then robbed
• Vigil for Ayla offers 'symbol of hope'
• Michigan group gave $250K to Maine's 'No on 1' backers
• Pingree presses USDA to identify source of tainted meat
• Oakhurst Dairy celebrates 90th anniversary
• Maine home sales up for 5th straight month
• In a new National Park Service study, Muskie Professor Richard Barringer advocat...
• Arson suspect called ex-girlfriend 'liar'
• Search for little girl widens
• In Focus: More turbulence ahead for costliest fighter jet?
• A gain, a loss: state population stagnant
• Urban Farm Fermentory Kombucha Now Available
• France ponders call for mass removal of risky breast implants
• More than 100 killed by Syrian forces, activists say
• Eight soldiers held in death linked to hazing
• Defense paints leak suspect as troubled man, then rests case
• EPA forcing power plants to reduce toxic pollution
• Study: Lying more likely via text
• Cutler Files website records to shed light on tactics
• Secret Santa drops $100 bills at food pantry
• Claws invitees to Sixers have been waived
• Former Lincoln County Sheriff dies at the age of 72
• Limington woman killed in car crash
• Vigil of hope for missing Waterville toddler
• Police seek 2 in Forest Ave. credit union robbery
• Economy ending 2011 on surprising upswing
• Obama to Boehner: Two-month tax cut only option
• 2 women chosen for Navy's first-kiss tradition
• Commander in chief visits pet store, orders pizza
• Portland Public Library to host Ereader workshops
• New election rules a win for labor unions
• Portland Public Library to host Basic Computer Trainings
• Authorities expand search for toddler
• Huntsman blasts Romney for NH jobs record
• 8 US soldiers charged in fellow soldier's death
• Any thoughts about this recent Portland Press Herald "Maine Voices" column urgin...
• Maine among 3 states to lose population in 2011
• Defense rests case in WikiLeaks military hearing
• Seth Wescott signs on as L.L. Bean 'ambassador'
• Maine expected to see snow on Friday
• Owner of heating-oil biz sentenced for tax fraud
• Freezing rain causes crashes and delays
• Witnesses: Suspect said he set fire to coffee shop
• Payroll tax to rise Jan. 1 unless late deal reached
• Time's top photo shows Maine soldier
• Maine gambling board wants more staff
• Dispatches, Dec. 21, 2011
• 3 suspected of stealing $32,000 from elderly
• LePage 'confident' cuts to get federal OK
• MaineCare cut opponents send lawmakers postcards
• NH-Maine bus driver accused of sex abuse
• Mass. man dies in head-on collision in Maine
• Pilot was warned of icing before NJ crash that killed 5
• Missing tot's father breaks silence
• Maine job training program graduates 1st class
• Boston-area Muslim convicted of supporting terror
• Seal deaths linked to bird virus
• A divided GOP: Rise of Ron Paul reflects party fissures
• UPDATE: Father of missing toddler speaks for first time
• Part of stream drained in search for missing toddler
• Lewiston man pleads guilty to teen sex charges
• Police: 100 leads in missing toddler case
• Seal deaths linked to bird flu virus
• More salmonella cases linked to Hannaford ground beef
• Maine unemployment dips to 7.0%
• Super Bowl to be streamed online, to mobile phones
• Vigil Wednesday for missing toddler
• Coffee By Design gets rave from Zagat
• 2 Earth-size planets spotted around distant star
• Exec departs after saying mills, park can coexist
• House rejects 2-month payroll tax plan
• LePage drops in on State House budget talks
• Ron Paul haunted by a racist past
• Stocks soar on Europe hopes, strong housing starts
• Investment bankers die in plane crash on NJ highway
• Ex-girlfriend: Arson suspect threatened me, my horse
• Kim Jong Il's body displayed; media glorify son
• Manslaughter suspect ordered held without bail
• polar express !
• Fugitive captured in Maine waives hearing in N.H.
• Board cites Jay doctor for pain pill violations
• Man aiding crash victim critically injured
• Friday Brainteaser
• Occupy: State rights trump federal
• Authorities seize SUV from toddler's father, search nearby stream
• Pot-growing brothers sentenced to prison
• White Christmas odds grow in northern New England
• N.H. sexual assault suspect captured in Maine
• State's Medicaid claims system passes muster
• Iraq seeks vice president's arrest
• Egypt's military looks to discredit protesters
• California teen gets 21 years for killing gay student
• Sperm donor spurs ethics debate
• In Focus: In North Korea, a time for seclusion, regrouping
• N. Korea's young new leader could face a power struggle
• High court to devote week to health care
• Gingrich fights back in attempt to avoid second slump
• Prosecution: Manning inquiry found war reports, boast
• Man kept in Philadelphia cellar says he never tried to escape
• Republicans in House say they'll reject tax-cut deal
• Witness says she drove arson suspect to cafe
• 'Layaway angels' pay for strangers' gifts
• Hunt for kosher doughnuts comes full circle
• Petition battles soccer complex plan in Freeport
• $48 million in legal aid went to unverified indigents
• Father's vehicle seized; toddler still missing
• Bill will seek greater MaineHousing oversight
• AT&T agrees to drop bid for T-Mobile
• Portland CVS robbed; police seek tips
• Death of N. Korea's Kim gives region jitters
• Perry: Wall Street bailout biggest theft in history
• Immunity offered to witness in Vassalboro arson trial
• House, Senate on collision course over payroll tax
• Natural gas production rising, but pricing uncertain
• Thank you Richard Conrad, artistic director of The Bostonians Opera and Concert...
• Jeep plunges into stream after Belgrade crash
• Earlier in the fall, the Muskie School of Public Service celebrated the election...
• Fire leaves Somerville family homeless
• Charity gift cards stolen from Lyman church
• Man on bail after manhunt in more trouble
• Portland's former police chief dusts off dancing shoes
• Maine avg. gas price falls more than 3 cents
• U.S. weighing N. Korea policy after Kim death
• Woman gets probation for role in arson
• Gambling board to address casino issues
• Marijuana dispensary operator changes name
• Bruce Roberts Toy Fund: Then and now, donors buoy children's belief
• Occupy Maine, facing ouster, will file suit today
• Madeleine de Sinéty: Photographs
• A long war comes to a quiet end
• Family in Portland awaits word as search for toddler continues
• North Korea's 'Dear Leader' dies, South Korea on alert
• Tax-cut conflict: House Republicans toss out bipartisan extension
• Giving to charities surprisingly steady
• Defense in WikiLeaks case points to weak security
• Able to rejoice together
• North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, 69, has died
• Authorities: Drugs fueling crime wave
• Search resumes for N-waste site
• Fire damages Portland townhouse
• Czech writer, ex-leader Havel dies
• New team may keep baseball at OOB's park
• Claws take Game 2 of back-to-back
• Occupy Maine to file suit against Portland on Monday
• Tebow who? Patriots thrash Broncos, 41-23
• Police: N.Y. man says he set woman on fire over debt
• House Republicans criticize Senate-approved<br>payroll-tax cut bill
• Search for missing toddler continues
• 'We are the 99 percent' chosen as year's top quote
• Bill Nemitz: Vigil keeps morality of MaineCare cuts in mind
• Doctor moves from humor to activism
• Somalis mark decade in Maine city
• Last US troops leave Iraq; war ends
• Scarborough Downs struggles, and it affects multiple industries
• Local company adds more seafood websites
• In light of illnesses and recall, Hannaford to refund all beef
• Maine fire departments get $170K in federal grants
• Senate approves payroll-tax cut, spending bill
• Public woodlands suffer damage from two storms
• Putting past aside, Sugarloaf skiers buoyed by new lift
• Death-row link inspires young writer to explore case
• Unexpected snowstorms moisten up bone-dry New Mexico
• Collins backs spending bill; Snowe rejects it
• In Focus: Drip by drip, a torrent of oil pollution
• Occupy Augusta planning rallies, educational efforts
• Waterville toddler missing; girl was possibly abducted
• 'Super Saturday' shoppers give retailers hope
• UPDATE: Waterville toddler still missing; abduction feared
• New fireworks sales law makes retailing tough
• Labeled or not, Hannaford refunding all beef
• Six congressmen ask for new cod assessment
• Pope showing signs of age, strain
• At least 400 killed in flash floods
• Egyptian protesters battered by military
• Maine on the Hill: Heating aid takes big hit in budget bill
• Maine shoppers hit stores for 'Super Saturday'
• NH woman, children win $8.5M in lawsuit over Maine death
• Dems challenge LePage's taxpayer math
• Snowe, Collins approve payroll tax cut
• One year after accident, Sugarloaf opens ski lift
• Dispatches
• US charges ex-Fannie, Freddie CEOs with fraud
• Snow squall causing traffic mishaps
• Judge sets date for Maine triple murder case
• Maine wreath company offer wreath-making tips
• Three hurt in Saco accidents
• Portland police chief search down to 5
• Obama welcomes home troops from Iraq
• High schoolers plead to keep health centers
• Deal would extend tax cuts, force swift pipeline decision
• UVM fraternity closed over 'rape' survey
• In Focus: When bad data happen to good people
• Rejection won't doom early-learning work
• Dutch Catholic Church slammed over abuse
• Senate accepts compromise on tax cuts, jobless benefits
• Judge: Penn State officials can be tried
• Christopher Hitchens, 62, provocative writer
• Student's views on welfare recipients stir Web buzz
• House reduces funding for heating aid to poor
• First Parish Nativity: A tradition 50 years in the making
• Forbes: 'Gov. LePage stretches truth'
• Student's welfare, Walmart column touches nerve
• Source unknown for Hannaford's contaminated beef
• Maine misses bid for federal education grant
• Marijuana dispensary group changes its name
• Fitzpatrick Trophy finalists named
• Claws coming home for home stand
• Police foil OOB burglary, arrest two men
• Last day of final exams for the Fall 2011 semester! You're almost there!!
• Stolen wreaths outrage Maine veterans
• Anonymous donors pay strangers' layaway Christmas accounts
• U.S. solider faces life in prison for Wikileaks incident
• LL Bean employee adopts LL Bean the dog
• Stephen King's heating oil-help exceeds goals
• Convicted Maine killer asks for new trial
• Lewiston company adding up to 50 jobs
• Maine casino holds job fair today
• Christopher Hitchens, militant pundit, dies at 62
• It's payback time for former MTA director: $155,000
• Lawmakers reach pact to halt shutdown
• Fall snowstorm overwhelmed utility
• Trappers hold out hope that permit will be granted
• Gorham trash likely headed for Old Town
• Estranged wife says defendant said he'd burn topless eatery
• GOP rivals challenge Gingrich in last debate before Iowa vote
• Thousands send off fallen firefighter
• In Focus: The war in Iraq comes to an anticlimactic end
• U.S. limits use of chimps in research
• Medicaid clients, advocates say DHHS cuts will hurt poor, cost state money
• Occupy Maine, Portland head toward a court date
• Man convicted on 13 counts for high-speed chase, crash
• Universal Properties Welcomes Julia Bachelder, Home Buyers Specialist
• Former coffee shop owner testifies in arson case
• Prosecutors drop charge against Patriots' Edelman
• Ex-turnpike director to pay $155K for misconduct
• New political party seeks ballot OK in Maine
• Optimism growing on deal to avoid federal shutdown
• LePage: Cuts are "not what I want to do"
• WMPG's new transmitter is up and running, broadcasting to a wider audience. Tune...
• Job market brightens as unemployment claims sink
• Research shows hands-free phones just as risky
• Golden Globes: 'The Artist' leads with 6 noms
• Drug agents seize 2.5 pounds of bath salts
• Panetta formally ends Iraq War
• Bucksport man accused of abusing child
• Houlton man facing child-porn charges
• Former assistant for lawyers' group admits embezzling
• Report: Half of U.S. schools failing
• Possibility of gov't shutdown looms
• Foul play ruled out in Portland deaths
• LePage's Medicaid cuts stoke passions, protests
• Downeaster celebrates 10th birthday
• BIW's black widow spiders spin their way to Web
• Paper mill, national park can co-exist
• Report: Infrastructure projects would grow state
• Poll: Most Americans want payroll tax extension
• Westbrook eyes closing school to erase shortfall
• Attorney says little evidence links client to arson at topless coffee shop
• Detective on stakeout catches teen burglary suspect in act
• Premier Home Search Tool – See All Maine Homes and Properties For Sale
• In Focus: A nation of distracted drivers?
• Survey finds one in four women were attacked by partner
• At 84, woman suddenly barred from the polls
• LePage: 'We need to change the rules'
• Celebrating 100 years at the South Pole
• New Sugarloaf lift, opening Saturday, replaces faulty one
• Ski areas on hold as warm weather lingers
• Oregon RB LaMichael James will skip senior season, declare for NFL draft
• Red Claws in NBA Camps
• Black widow spiders create stir for Maine defense contractor
• Hundreds of protestors, witnesses denounce LePage's budget
• Police identify bodies in Oxford Street deaths
• $81M approved for NH-Maine Memorial Bridge
• Warm temps hurting local ski areas
• NE Climate Center lists odds for white Christmas
• Blazers may deal Gerald Wallace in Dwight Howard-to-Nets deal
• Testimony begins in coffee-shop arson trial
• Kerry asks Commerce Sec'y for new Maine cod assessment
• UMaine System names three finalists for chancellor
• Police make arrests at Occupy Maine site
• Higgins pleads guilty to embezzling from law group
• Survey: Mainers pessimistic about economy
• Lewiston gets a new mayor
• Education commish in Portland tonight to discuss NCLB
• We are beyond impressed! Nice work Kappa Delta Phi!
• Earn credits in your sweatpants! Winter session classes are all ONLINE, and regi...
• Life sentence upheld in machete attack
• Democrats take issue with MaineCare figures
• Regulators urge ban on texting and talking while driving
• Couple found dead in Portland apartment
• Brewer closer to getting marijuana dispensary
• Time names 'The Protester' as 'Person of Year'
• Authorities close in on school bomb-threat culprits
• Report: Maine college grads earn 50 percent more
• Syracuse coach accuser jailed in Maine
• Maine electric rates going down
• Suit against Hancock County jail settled
• 2.5M young adults gain health coverage under new law
• Bird survey counts on citizen scientists
• Region plans for less energy assistance
• Trial to start today in topless shop fire
• Music Review: St. Mary Schola adds cheer
• Kaile Warren seeks town council seat
• Group compiles ideas to combat opiate addiction
• Firefighters in South Berwick battling blaze on Old Mill Road
• Holland appeal: Slain brothers had gang links
• New Facebook tool connects suicidal people to counselors
• Homes evacuated near city's leaking water tank
• Pet store puppy boycott stepped up
• Monte Factor, 94, arts patron, fought poverty in Los Angeles
• Post office closures put off until May
• House passes tax cut, but may have doomed it
• Sandusky waives right to face accusers
• Update: Two bodies found in Oxford St. apartment
• Dallas Mavericks trade Rudy Fernandez to Denver
• Trail Blazers make 2-year offer to Jamal Crawford
• BIW unpacks a load of black widow spiders
• Topless coffee shop arson trial set to begin
• Trump says he won't moderate GOP debate after all
• Fire crews quickly contain Bridgton apartment fire
• NTSB urges ban on cellphone use, texting by drivers
• Authorities find more remains near NY beach
• New England govs say they can't fill heating aid gap
• 2 Maine hikers rescued from NH mountain trail
• Obama vows veto of House GOP's payroll tax cut bill
• New giant plane to launch people, cargo into orbit
• Congratulations to David Gagne, a senior majoring in computer science, who came...
• Supreme court upholds conviction in machete attack
• NH official: No aesthetic cables for Memorial Bridge
• Former Maine corrections chief Allen dies at 74
• Syracuse accuser expects to go to prison
• Biddeford man appeals double-murder conviction
• Sandusky waives hearing, vows to fight charges
• L.L. Bean Northern Lights Schedule of Events
• New data said to narrow hunt for 'God' particle
• Police remove Occupy Baltimore protesters
• Bidding intensifies for old Air Force property
• Chomsky urges change in U.S. policy on Middle East
• State House meeting on Medicaid cuts under way
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• Conn. man in custody after stabbing in Bangor
• Universal Properties Maine Welcomes Cassandra Bemis to the Team!
• $10.8M to help replace Richmond-Dresden bridge
• Brunswick woman sentenced for food stamp fraud
• Rights panel: Exotic dancer wrongfully fired
• Domestic assault suspect captured on I-95
• Average Maine heating oil price down slightly
• Obama: U.S. leaves Iraq 'with honor'
• Housing project at center of Maine controversy is moving forward
• Roxanne Quimby's building for Maine artists is sold
• Neighboring Maine cities see benefits of unity
• Maine marijuana dealer gets nearly five years in prison
• Religion at issue in Maine land buy
• In Vogue: Susan Collins' glamour shot
• Boston area growing more diverse
• Witnesses to pack<br>Maine Medicaid hearings
• Feature Obituary: Lester Lombard, 98, greenhouse owner and lifelong hunter
• Romney, Gingrich spar in N.H.
• High court takes on Arizona immigration law
• Gorham police offering reward for capture of robbery suspect
• Funeral Friday for victim found in storage unit
• Romney, Gingrich trade accusations of greed
• LePage: Democrats in denial over MaineCare costs
• 4 minor earthquakes detected in Maine
• Another name change for former Blackwater firm
• Don McLean to play L/A film festival
• Housing authority nears deal on Portland project
• Portland police search for bomb at Occupy camp
• Obama: Troops leaving Iraq with heads held high
• Portland launches online crime reporting
• Man arrested in Winthrop Rite Aid robbery
• 'Elvis' monkey, psychedelic gecko found in SE Asia
• State House Notebook: Maine again ranks last for doing business
• Court postpones hearing on Dolloff conviction
• Biddeford, Saco officials discuss collaboration
• Delicious TV Looking to Produce Vegan Cooking Show!
• Maine foundation distributes $600K for health reforms
• High court to look at Arizona immigration laws
• Jeff Mateja named CEO of Universal Properties Maine at Keller Williams
• Bad economy? Not for farmers
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• Jury clears ex-York County Jail guard of assault
• Sweater wearers do their best to be good and ugly
• Boston doc spearheads health care initiative in Maine
• Occupy protesters seek to shut West Coast ports
• Avg. Maine gas price unchanged at $3.38
• Community college to offer training for gambling jobs
• Lewiston man accused of stabbing of woman
• Employers win, lose as health law shifts premiums
• Mainers fear impact of heating aid cuts
• Global climate deal extends talks, avoids emissions cuts
• Occupy Maine to sue city
• David Astor dies at 92, leaving musical legacy
• In Focus: Survival a rarity for tiniest babies
• Faculty Member Elizabeth Jabar Exhibits in Waterville
• Anniversary binds slain woman's kin
• Rivals criticize leaders in GOP bid
• Three small business robberies in Gorham appear to be related
• Can Oregon Senator Ron Wyden save the Internet from censorship?
• After 10 years, Downeaster proves successful
• Schools aiding concussion recovery
• Wu-Tang Clan to play State Theatre Portland Maine Tuesday December 20
• Badfish – A Tribute to Sublime – Live at State Theatre Portland Maine Saturday December 17
• Portland Maine New Years Events 2011 – Music Shows
• Portland Maine New Years Eve 2011 – 51 Wharf “Fire & Ice Party”
• Portland Pirates Hockey New Years Eve 2011 Game and Fireworks
• Cardinal John Foley, 76, media expert for Catholic Church
• Bruce Roberts Toy Fund: Giving 'from the heart' a tradition for donors
• Occupy Maine to sue to stay in Lincoln Park
• Brady throws 3 TDs; Patriots outlast Redskins, 34-27.
• Pats Gronkowski breaks mark for TDs by tight end
• Maine ranks No. 2 for student debt
• FACT CHECK: Many untruths at GOP debate
• Perry: Gingrich's infidelities an issue with voters
• Mall stores robbed in Gorham
• Freeport distiller to donate spuds to the needy
• LePage: Medicaid plan tough to share
• Snowe casts 'present' vote to go 'extra mile' on ethics
• Amtrak celebrates 10 years on the Downeaster
• Maine ski lodge eschews fossil fuels
• Bowdoin hockey teams lead food drive
• Northeast states cut heating aid to poor
• UMaine System seeks more students
• 'We want to get more people outdoors'
• Weekend events aim to bring Maine kids outside
• Portland gives Occupy Maine a deadline
• Police evict Occupy Boston protesters
• LePage, Snowe join volunteers at Arlington
• Friends, ex-classmates: Gunman was never a 'loner'
• Maine charges to a win in Canton
• Christmas tree dilemma: Real or fake?
• Maine leaders join in annual wreath ceremony
• In Focus: Time to scale back on public-sector pensions?
• Gingrich, Romney spar in Iowa debate
• Loss of CIA drone reveals secret U.S.-Iran conflict
• Knicks waive Chauncey Billups, Portland needs a guard
• Grants aid athletes who reach for heights
• Peace prize winners urge women to fight repression
• Readers gear up for adventure
• LePage wants to shield 'working papers' from public
• Two Maine HS runners earn All-America honors
• Portland's best man: a tribute to Brandon Roy
• Football: Georgia Southern eliminates UMaine, 35-23
• Portland gives Occupy Maine a Thursday deadline
• THE STORE IS OPEN!
• Bangor police get bath-salts kits
• Maine drops workers' comp rate again
• Race to replace Snowe heats up
• Police investigating Wilton robbery
• Obama presses GOP on consumer-watchdog delay
• Maine-NH bridge to close for good next month
• Making Some Holiday Faves Healthier
• Va. Tech gunman's motives still a mystery
• Making ugly look good for the holidays
• Shifting the burden of health-care costs
• Maine gets $3.4M in rural grants
• Reaching for the big bananas
• Eglinton returning to Portland Schools
• LePage, Snowe at Arlington cemetery
• 100 hours, tons of funds
• Facing lawsuit, city rescinds new policy for taxis
• La Salle Prep downs Stayton in Boys Basketball
• La Salle Prep downs Stayton in Boys Basketball
• Admissions Open Houses
• European leaders hail debt crisis agreement
• Occupy Boston camp holds its ground
• Fishermen cope with cod scenario
• Garnett or Rondo playing at Expo?
• Failure to name judge threatens to hamper court
• Sound of silence, or noise 'like a bomb'?
• Westbrook Subway store robbed
• Jury picked in topless coffee shop arson case
• In Focus: The Gingrich paradox
• Trappers hold out hope for permit application
• Missing ex-FBI agent appears in video
• Greg Oden suffers setback, may miss entire 2011-12 season
• GOP bill would renew Social Security tax cut
• Virginia Tech gunman's motive a mystery
• Some players have come, and some have gone
• Friday Brainteaser
• Man gets death sentence for family killings
• Portland City Council meetings to be streamed online
• Town sides with Maine treasurer in permit flap
• Federal judge rejects suit against South Portland police
• Time to stake your claim on a library study desk. Classes end tomorrow, and fina...
• Oxford Aviation to add 20 jobs
• After lawsuit, Portland backs off its taxi policy
• Brunswick bridge closed for repairs
• Report: Brandon Roy to retire
• Proposed charter school secures Portland site
• After long hiatus, Pike resumes blasting rock
• Lewiston mayoral candidate dies
• Yarmouth may remove dams from Royal River
• Freeport OKs skating rink, bus study
• Maine cod report being examined today
• As he campaigns, Gingrich also works for profit
• Portland Maine All Night New Years Eve 2012 Party at Rack’s
• Suspect charged in baseball-bat beating, robbery
• It’s A Wonderful Life in Portland, Maine on December 16, 2011!
• Portland New Year’s Eve January 2012, Bob Marley Holiday Shows
• Portland, Maine Merry Madness Downtown Shopping December 15, 2011
• Kingfield wins "Maine's Best Drinking Water"
• Snowe criticized for voting "present"
• Trade deficit shrinks for fourth straight month
• Maine soda-and-can car travels 239 feet
• LePage's cuts would hit seniors hardest, advocates say
• Super PACs now a force in the presidential race
• Plan calls for floating turbines
• Let's redo lunch!
• Occupy Maine mulling its next move
• Court: Portland attorneys violated ethics rule
• Portland Maine named to “America’s Best Cities for Fall Travel” by Travel & Leisure Magazine
• Motive still unknown in Va. Tech officer shooting
• Unity College opens root cellar
• Maine woman killed in head-on crash
• Driver in accident that killed boy won't be charged
• Following ruling, protesters decamp from Augusta park
• Proposal may promote use of park pond
• In Focus: Texas squatters exploit legal loophole
• Maine loses its third game to Springfield
• Syracuse accuser's attorney files lawsuit
• Snowe cites conflict of interest in agency vote
• Despite laws, drivers text more than ever
• Obama: No vacation until tax cuts, benefits extended
• Police investigating robbery at Main Street business in Gorham
• Pearl Harbor survivor dies on anniversary
• Floating Maine wind farm under consideration
• Westbrook police arrest three in armed robbery of cab driver
• Occupy Maine to meet Sunday to decide next move
• Study: Popularity of texting while driving skyrockets
• Va. Tech gunman kills officer, later found dead
• Maine, Vt., NH in top 8 for Peace Corps volunteers
• High court finds Verrill Dana lawyers violated ethics rule on policies
• Latest NH bill no threat to Northern Pass project
• Red Sox plan big bash for Fenway's 100th birthday
• Congratulations to USM's Deandra Guidi for winning a MeHEAF Scholarship this yea...
• Maine man files sex-abuse lawsuit against ex-Syracuse coach
• Court denies robo-signing ruling appeal
• Sen. Collins helps block consumer-protection nominee
• LPGA Futures Tour coming to Cape Elizabeth
• Hobson moved to maximum-security prison
• e-reader workshops
• Listen to the sounds of the season from the Edward Little High School Chamber Si...
• What’s a Nook good for?
• Unemployment aid applications drop to 9-month low
• Occupy Augusta is leaving Capitol Park today
• Orioles nab Portland native Ryan Flaherty in Rule 5 draft
• Kristine Bertini to Speak About “Strength for the Sandwich Generation”
• Feature Obituary: Ted Volger, 50, family man, coach and real estate appraiser
• No charges against trucker who fell asleep, killed boy
• Lewiston mayoral candidate has cancer; will stay in race
• Maine man guilty of bankruptcy fraud
• Occupy Maine permit denied
• Book about believing revives holiday mystery
• Northport couple sue over child’s removal
• AP Exclusive: Inside Romania's secret CIA prison
• Window to approve MaineCare cuts could close fast
• Maine utilities vie for best-tasting water
• Mayor plans to help city’s economy grow
• 2011 blows away record for costly weather disasters
• The morning-after pill: Plan B limits remain in place
• Two new drugs called ‘powerful’ progress in breast cancer fight
• Police want to know who was helping fugitive
• Freeport to review trail oversight
• Teen charged in fire at Occupy Augusta
• Occupy Maine supporters plead with City Council to allow encampment to remain in Lincoln Park
• The Top 10 Everything of 2011
• Dismissed CB Cliff Harris apologizes to Oregon fans via Facebook
• After manhunt, Hobson arraigned
• Teen charged in Occupy Augusta arson
• Occupy Maine ready for arrests if permit is denied
• Occupy Maine sends city of Portland its list of requests
• Escaped convict went to Scarborough for supplies
• Barge using Portland to avoid storm
• Agreed Ronald! Thanks for sharing.
• Portland launches search for next superintendent
• Lawyers: Maine accuser of Syracuse coach is lying about sex abuse
• Ex-Penn State coach arrested on new sex-abuse charges
• Survey shows Mainers want Postal Service saved
• Maine senator backs more home heat aid
• Dunlap to publicly launch U.S. Senate bid Saturday
• L.L. Bean hosts Holiday Book Festival this weekend
• Check out the Southern Maine Children's Chorus performance tomorrow, Dec. 8, in...
• It is with great sadness that USM learned of the death of longtime USM Professor...
• Maine town official target of recall effort
• I know what you're thinking..."Is that a trapeze?" Yes it is! USM Theatre has pu...
• For smokers, Maine is "Most Quit-Friendly State"
• Maine first lady joins wreath caravan
• Portland's new mayor focuses on economic development
• Number of students at charter schools skyrockets
• Trucker will not be charged in fatal crash
• With last word, Blagojevich to ask for mercy
• LePage proposes dropping 65,000 Mainers off Medicaid
• Escaped suspect back in same jail he fled
• Affidavit: Discarded cigarette led to arrest in murder
• Jail escapee from Maine caught in New Hampshire
• Users, not Portland, to fund big-item pickup
• Maine's highest court rules in favor of bank
• Maine veteran's message: 'You can't forget' Pearl Harbor
• Maine bridge project to close ramp for 2 years
• Thieves steal propane tanks
• Rethinking the booze ban at Fort Williams
• This Week at the Portland Museum of Art: December 5 - 11, 2011
• Pearl Harbor's 70th anniversary: In death, veterans rejoin their comrades
• House bill to raise Medicare costs for wealthy
• Falmouth High develops math, science specialty
• ACLU throws weight behind Occupy Maine
• Benton official faces recall effort
• Grants will fund extras at schools in Yarmouth
• Route 4A bridge in Buxton to close on Thursday
• Airport worker who refused to load dog gets job back
• Defense: Ex-Gov. Rod Blagojevich’s actions were criminal
• For breast cancer, more radiation better
• Civil Liberties Union comes out in support of Occupy Maine encampment
• Escaped inmate caught<br>in Rochester, N.H., police say
• LePage calls for overhaul of Medicaid benefits
• Do presidents age faster than rest of us?
• Final round of state mock trial championship Thursday
• Couple charged with theft from emergency room
• Former Maine Dem chief tapped for State Dept. post
• USM to award $1M more in aid
• At a press conference today, USM President Selma Botman announced an additional...
• Obama sees 'make or break' time for middle class
• Court upholds ruling in robo-signing foreclosure
• Businesses tout buy-local boost to area's economy
• S&P downgrade threats put pressure on EU leaders
• Man trapped for hours after Monmouth crash
• Vt. again ranked healthiest state, NH 2nd, Maine 8th
• Judge promises Occupy Augusta answer in 2 days
• Occupy protesters dismantle campsites in Bangor
• Sentencing hearing today for ex-Gov. Blagojevich
• Bill would make drug price gouging a federal crime
• Grid operator says New England's set for winter power
• Feeling hardy? Winter campsites along Allagash available
• Fugitive urged to surrender
• Nature Conservancy buys groundfish permit
• Two say they were abused as teens in Sox clubhouse
• Maine senators lobbied on consumer agency
• Telescope finds planet similar to ours
• New mayor marks historic change for Portland
• In Focus: Deal seeks to stabilize euro
• Input sought on grading Maine schools
• Search for man who reportedly jumped off Casco Bay Bridge ends well
• Evidence in 1980 Anson killing revealed
• Saco police investigating robbery with no victim, at least not yet
• Russians protest election results
• Clinton orders review of cultural exchange program
• Operator of ski area 'doing well'
• Proposed Scarborough Beach park gets key permit
• Coach's accuser admits molesting boy at Maine camp
• Study: Parents often don't get weight tip-off
• Amazon destruction falls to lowest level
• Freeport could get skating rink in village center
• Freeport looks to add ways to move public
• Immigrants sue city over taxi license policy
• Beachfront park in Scarborough gets traffic permit from the state
• Report: Rangers brawler Boogaard had brain ailment
• Patricia Dunn, former Hewlett-Packard chairwoman, dies at 58
• Police urge fugitive to surrender
• Ball, Richardson get Heisman invites, James left out: is this okay?
• LaMichael James not named a Heisman finalist
• Claws acquire a new Player
• Portland High coach cites reasons for resignation
• Biddeford, Saco mayors pledge more cooperation
• Oregon dismisses troubled CB Cliff Harris from team
• Way to go David Gagne! This USM Computer Science Major was recognized in a natio...
• Portland's Occupy protesters amend petition to city
• Mainers make film of Vietnam kayak journey
• Maine Dems: LePage a 'bully' for profane remark
• Portland Occupy camper charged with threatening
• Obama keeps pressure on GOP over payroll tax cuts
• Judge hears arguments in Occupy Augusta case
• Late Red Sox clubhouse chief accused of '90s abuse
• Wanted Westbrook man arrested at Bangor Kmart
• It's now Mayor Brennan
• City warns against new tent at Occupy Boston
• Friday Brainteaser
• Average Maine gasoline price down 2.6 cents
• People of many faiths show support for protesters
• Postmarks to commemorate wreath-laying
• Hearing today on Occupy Augusta encampment
• Bruce Roberts Toy Fund: Volunteers rekindle magic of holidays
• Manhunt raises anxiety in rural search zone
• Next-day mail could fall to cuts
• Study: Icy roads, older men bad mix
• Pivotal week 'will decide if the euro will survive or not'
• Faculty Lecture: Matt Hutton
• Old stoves, but they're still hot
• Ski area owner run over by snow-grooming vehicle
• In Focus: Egypt's youths 'decimated' by vote
• BP spill less a threat to tuna than feared
• Wreath mission saluted
• Manslaughter suspect may have bail revoked
• Elated fans storm field, injuring 12
• Maine brings home their first Win
• Search for prison escapee unnerves York County residents
• Republican candidates compete for Cain's supporters
• Studies: Teen sexting less common than first believed
• Iran claims it shot down U.S. spy plane
• Gronkowski's 3 TDs lead Pats over Colts 31-24
• Connecticut Powerball winners donate $1M for veterans
• Miami Heat interested in signing restricted free agent Greg Oden
• U.S. private college presidents' pay up modestly
• Bates College appoints new president
• 250 Santas swarm slopes at Sunday River
• 100,000 wreaths headed to Arlington Cemetery
• Cuts to slow delivery of first-class mail
• Obama defends his faith in America amid criticism
• Morning fire destroys Madison home
• GOP race minus Cain = Romney vs. Gingrich?
• Iran says it shot down unmanned U.S. spy plane
• Breast cancer motorcycle license plate in works
• Two hurt in Scarborough crash this morning
• 19 Occupy protesters arrested at Portland, Ore., park
• Man dead at Occupy campsite on Texas campus
• Official: 13 hurt when fans storm Okla. St. field
• Maine Drops to 0-3 by losing to the Armor
• Park prompts call for look at region
• MaineHousing chief addresses cost, mission concerns
• As immunization rate declines, health concerns grow
• Occupy urges new camps be set up Dec. 17
• Authorities step up search for fugitive in southern Maine
• Jobless protesters get meeting with LePage
• Happy to be VEXed
• Construction, activism prominent on McCormick's resume
• Sandusky: Coach silent on reports
• Grandmother claims she was strip searched before flight
• Cain suspends presidential campaign
• In Focus: Heiress to the ministry of hate
• Revenue losses squeeze towns
• 84-year-old says she was strip searched at JFK
• Escapee described as armed, dangerous, headed for Maine
• LePage meets with job seekers
• Maine readies for unemployment benefit cutoff
• Gingrich praises Cain for optimism, big ideas
• Cain says he's 'suspending' campaign
• Saudi report: Women driving spurs premarital sex
• Engineering students tackle binge drinking
• Fishing industry feels loss in Frank's retirement
• Vt., Maine, RI senators push energy aid bill
• Occupy Bangor agrees to move from library site
• New approach sought in Maine national park debate
• 161-year-old headstone returned to rightful place
• Romney says Attorney General Holder should quit
• Sandusky talks about Paterno, abuse case
• Brunswick woman convicted of stealing food stamps
• Snowe: Balanced budget amendment needed to restrain free spenders
• Report: Police went undercover to watch Occupy LA
• Shipyard to deliver toys in Maine, NH, Mass
• Tougher bail laws proposed to stop repeat abusers
• Occupy Portland plans re-occupation for Saturday
• Portland Museum of Art December 2011/January 2012 Programs
• Judge convicts Ricci of indecent conduct
• Jobless rate declines as employers boost hiring
• Doctors: Don't limit care for addicts
• Verizon cable company deal raises antitrust concerns
• Goodwill's art offers treasure among castoffs
• Ex-professor's obituary charms strangers on Facebook
• Clinton meets Myanmar dissident
• Kentucky church votes to keep mixed-race couple from joining
• GOP may use pipeline as carrot to extend tax break
• Portland opens doors to inauguration 2011
• Shootings by police on rise across Maine
• In Focus: Cain says, Stay tuned for a decision today
• Bay State center to track health of bluefin tuna
• Outlook dismal for codfish in Gulf of Maine
• School bus hits building in Scarborough
• Stock market closes out its best week since 2009
• Suspect in contractor's slaying pleads not guilty
• Don't forget to bring your skates to the USM family & friends ice skating party...
• Study confirms many of us go online to kill time
• Buxton woman charged in pharmacy robbery
• Shootings by Maine police on the rise
• DNA confirms ID of body in Lewiston storage unit
• Lobster tag lost in 'Perfect Storm' hops Atlantic
• Bangor library asks Occupy group to leave by Monday
• Portland man convicted for indecent conduct
• Any Computer Science majors out there recognize this guy? Jeff Thompson talks ab...
• Cain to announce decision about future on Saturday
• Europe, facing abyss, embraces German might
• Tuna research center opens in Mass.
• Panel of scientists backs dismal cod assessment
• 35-year sentence for fatal street shooting in Bangor
• Investigators: Woman intentionally set Rockland fire
• N.H. man sentenced for killing wife who strangled son
• Claws add a new big man
• Dead River merges with Vt. fuel company
• Jobless rate drops sharply to 8.6%
• Camp Victory, icon of US military, now in Iraqi hands
• Sen. Snowe touts proposed biomass rule
• Waldo County town adopts strict wind power rules
• Washington County probate judge sanctioned
• Maine losses to Erie but coming home for Two
• Holden man pulls gun in Silly String dispute
• N.H. jail escapee still at large
• Brunswick pedestrian killed in Bowdoinham
• History buried at Fort Williams Park
• City Hall assesses views of the occupation
• Once waste, metal now worth big bucks -- after it's dug up
• Occupy Bakery
• Art Education Open House: January 24
• Senate OKs massive defense bill
• Maine senator acquiesces on surtax on rich
• Club owner accused of threat
• Killer gets 38-year prison sentence
• Design group submits plan for former school land
• In Focus: The brave new world of surveillance
• Man burned in fire at Raymond home
• Islamists take a strong lead in Egypt's first parliamentary round
• Fierce winds rip Western states
• Collins to vote with Democrats to extend payroll tax cut
• School rejects HIV-positive student
• Pac-12 relieves PA announcer Don Essig, it might rain in Autzen Stadium
• Man charged with threatening at Occupy Maine already faced fatal assault charge
• Ainge: Celtics not trying to trade Rondo
• Barbara Walsh speaks about her new book “August Gale: A Father and Daughter’s Journey Into The Storm
• Port of Portland: A Ship-Shaped History exhibit opens December 2nd
• Canadian drug smugglers caught at Maine border plead guilty
• US auto sales strong in November
• Portland man gets 38 years in former friend's murder
• ROBOT WARS! Come watch local middle & high school students compete in the Second...
• Basic Computer Training for Beginners workshop on Friday, 12/16, 1-4pm
• Environment Maine touts new mercury limits
• Cain will meet with wife to decide future
• Affidavit: Robinson clubbed victim with crowbar
• Bob Weir to play Portland
• Chamber to host environmental forum
• Economy improving, but job growth still weak
• Coach accuser dealing with sex-abuse case in Maine
• As tent cities fade, Occupy turns to specifics
• Penn State pledges $1.5M for sex-crimes groups
• South Portland gets domestic-violence alarms
• Ex-Maine trooper loses certification
• Report: Many child sex-trafficking laws too weak
• Bruins sign Krejci to contract extension
• Hearing for Maine murder suspect sheds light on case
• Obama to announce new steps to fight AIDS
• Appeals delay report on fireboat
• Maine considers 8-man football
• Man charged with beating father
• Topless coffee shop arson suspect wants dismissal
• Panel to hear views on Occupy Maine tonight
• Brewer man indicted in crash that paralyzed woman
• For Catholics, new church brings hope
• Home buying surges in October
• South Portland to offer alarms to crime victims
• Single killer now suspected in N.Y. killings
• L.L. Bean CEO ordered to remove fence
• Lawmaker can keep office in upcoming rival's district
• Ethics panel cites violations
• Repatriation of Wadsworth remains foiled
• Hunter from Westbrook accused of killing dog
• In Focus: Occupiers regroup amid dismantling
• 600-yard drug tunnel to San Diego found
• Dover-Foxcroft shooting an 'inexplicable act,' police say
• GOP offers an alternative to fund reduced payroll tax
• Sandusky abused boy over 100 times, suit says
• William Waller, former Mississippi governor, prosecutor
• Three Portland businesses recognized for boosting the local economy
• SLIDE SHOW: Local salon/spa hosts open house
• AIDS vaccine may soon be reality
• Garage owner indicted in contractor's slaying
• Stock market skyrockets Wednesday; up nearly 500 points
• Maine in Erie to dance with the Bayhawks
• Investigators: Dover-Foxcroft slaying 'inexplicable'
• Bobby V. is coming to town
• Westbrook man summonsed in dog shooting
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• Occupy protesters among 8 barred from Lincoln Park
• Relief fund set up for family who lost home in fire
• Maine delegation seeks fisheries disaster declaration
• Latest theory on N.Y. beach victims: 1 killer of 10
• Move by central banks exhilarates Wall Street
• Enron: 10 years later
• Falmouth woman charged with growing pot
• LePage: New Maine team to help 'job creators'
• Bangor man gets 8 years for bank robbery
• Firefighters appeal suspensions in fireboat mishap
• Three suspected of siphoning oil from Belfast home
• Occupy LA's legacy: Stench, trash, property damage
• Flying squirrel invades N.J. emergency room
• GOP: Payroll tax relief must have offsetting cuts
• Horses in U.S. could soon be slaughtered for meat
• Maine Coast Guard lieutenant earns top athletic honor
• The New York Times’ The 10 Best Books of 2011
• 1st Penn State abuse suit comes from new accuser
• Maine Revenue Services undergoes reorganization
• L.A., Philly police clear Occupy camps, arrest hundreds
• Feisty Cain presses ahead with presidential bid
• Ethics panel rules against GOP lawmaker
• Feature Obituary: Stephen MacDonald, 51, paramedic who 'touched a lot of lives'
• Snowe urges 15-passenger minimum at Maine airport
• Treasury: Payroll tax cut saved Mainers $400M
• 12 named semifinalists for football's Fitzpatrick Trophy
• Celtics may trade Rajon Rondo
• MPBN board names new CEO
• WGME, WGAN take top honors at broadcast awards
• Bar Harbor woman faces check-fraud charges
• More no-whistle zones sought for Downeaster train
• New NH-Maine bridge design gets mixed reviews
• Wildlife experts probe Maine baby tern deaths
• NH police captain named Kittery police chief
• Director of Maine State Museum retires
• Greater Portland on course for record warmth
• Hunter hurt in 20-foot fall from tree
• Ex-Maine teacher denies child-porn charge
• Maine's senators support extending payroll tax cut
• Education entrepreneurs: Virtual schools seek national presence
• Occupy Maine's permit application gets down to specifics
• In Dexter killings, systemic failures
• Two killed in Dover-Foxcroft knew each other, family says
• Faculty Lecture: Gan Xu
• Doctor gets four years for role in Michael Jackson's death
• Competing on 'Sing-Off': 'So incredible, so humbling'
• Maine insurance exchange gets boost in funding
• Evidence gathered in deadly Portland stabbing
• Condition of Cape Elizabeth woman injured in turnpike crash has improved
• Prosecutors: Norwegian killer needs treatment
• Crowds storm British embassy in Iran
• Money managers claim Powerball jackpot
• Herman Cain assessing effect of latest charge on his candidacy
• Bill Nemitz: GOP may get last word on Maine Clean Election funds
• Newspaper seeks access to Cutler Files documents
• Falmouth school proposals kept under wraps
• Anderson returns to the Claws
• Protesters meet deadline for Lincoln Park permit
• Dover-Foxcroft shooting suspect killed by trooper
• 3 Conn. money managers: No secret lottery winner
• State budget-cutting panel completes work
• Perry confuses voting age in N.H. appearance
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• Egypt's military takes credit for election turnout
• Maine glass conservator featured in design magazine
• Falmouth gets multiple reuse offers for old schools
• Jackson doc gets 4 years in prison
• Moonshine still discovered in Mass. water plant
• Feds give $1.8M to improve weather buoy data
• Cain reassessing campaign amid new allegations
• Ohio officials defend taking 200-pound boy from mother
• Maine to add more job search workshops
• Belgrade man injured in hunting accident
• Maine gets $6M for health insurance reform
• Former teacher denies child porn charge
• Falmouth considers expanding no-whistle zone
• Ex-legislator denies threatening man at gunpoint
• Freeport coalition to move against soccer arena
• Woman's body found in river in Dover-Foxcroft
• Westbrook man gets 10 years in molestation case
• Brewer men get probation for stealing from luggage
• Portland police investigate fatal stabbing
• Should child's extreme obesity lead to lost custody?
• Skipping childhood shots: A calculated risk?
• Taliban may have provoked strike in Pakistan
• This Week at the Portland Museum of Art: November 28 - December 4, 2011
• 2nd Annual Porltand Brewer’s Holiday Dash 5K
• Legionnaires' disease cases jump in Maine, New England
• Latest accuser of Herman Cain alleges affair
• Liberal, gay Barney Frank plans to retire at end of term
• Millions cast ballots in Egyptian elections
• U.N. panel: Syrians tortured children
• Occupy camp defies Los Angeles order
• Judge lets Occupy Augusta stay another week
• Visiting Artist: Sarah Pierce
• Portland Trails director to step down
• Maine's drivers good, but Massachusetts' are better?
• Falmouth council keeps Metro bus service
• Fire brings heartbreaking losses, heartwarming support to Maine family
• Approved county budget includes Civic Center bond payment
• DHHS official resigns after review of division
• Harassing calls to judges bring four-month term
• Portland Trails executive director is stepping down
• Bowdoin College to discuss Occupy Wall Street protest
• Update: Turnpike in New Gloucester reopens after crash
• Portland Trail Blazers preparing to release Brandon Roy
• Wreath convoy to arrive in Portland this Sunday
• Woman alleges long affair with Cain
• Kansas gov. says staff overreacted to teen's tweet
• UCLA fires Rick Neuheisel, will still coach Pac-12 Championship vs. Oregon
• DHHS official who led medical pot program resigns
• PORTLAND STAGE THEATER FOR KIDS PRESENTS PROGRAM
• CHILDREN’S BOOK GIFT IDEAS
• Stocks soar on big shopping weekend, Europe
• ASU fires Erickson, former Oregon coach Mike Bellotti could be next in line
• State issues Legionnaires' disease alert
• Obama unveils new rules for tribal lands
• Top Marine says service embracing gay ban repeal
• Maritime academy to celebrate its training ship
• Philly calm but 4 arrested in L.A. after Occupy deadlines
• Rep. Barney Frank to retire after 3-decade career
• Woman in standoff sentenced for phone harassment
• Long lines at polls as Egypt holds landmark vote
• Alfred lawmaker's spending raises more questions
• Occupy Maine decides to seek Portland permit
• Blaine House protesters released on bail
• Fed gave banks billions in secret
• Avg. Maine gas price down a nickel
• State official issues credit card alert for holidays
• Portland woman faces OUI charge in Brunswick crash
• Police arrest nine at Blaine House protest
• One lofty idea
• Mainer: Fired SU coach molested me
• In Focus: Tensions rise after U.S. airstrike in Pakistan
• Songs for safe harbor
• Race is on for developing casinos
• Arundel man dies when truck goes off bridge
• Bruce Roberts Toy Fund: Economy increases need for help during the holidays
• Union Leader endorses Gingrich
• Katahdin climber a familiar face
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• Chance encounter wins Mainer prestigious photo award
• Hunter found dead in northern Maine
• Eight arrested following Occupy demonstration in Augusta
• Falmouth to consider ending Metro service
• Occupy Maine considers seeking permits, leaving Lincoln Park
• Sammy in the Sky: Book helps kids cope with loss of a pet
• Arundel man dead after truck falls from bridge
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• New Catholic church to be built in S. Maine
• South Portland fire was accidental
• Portland woman arrested in Brunswick crash
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• Report: Maine among big land conserving states
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• Show retells nightmarish family vacation
• Occupy Augusta must seek permit
• Top U.S. taxpayers live in New York, IRS says
• War today challenges veterans in new ways
• With concierge care, the doctor is (always) in
• A ton of Curiosity heads for Mars, ready to roam
• Firm questions rehiring of faulty plan's creator
• Charter school groups see enrollment rules as roadblock
• Pakistan restricts U.S. land, air access
• Eight Maine colleges recognized for tobacco policies
• No arrests made in South Portland standoff
• About 25,000 expected at ski sale
• Occupy Augusta warned: Get permit or leave
• Mainer, 73, aims for 500th climb of Mount Katahdin
• Two extricated from vehicle after crash
• Construction begins on new Maine transmission line
• NASA launches super-size Mars rover to red planet
• Leonardi headed to nationals for third straight year
• Alleged pepper-spraying shopper surrenders
• One injured in Lebanon rollover
• Biddeford chosen to host 2012, 2013 bike rallies
• Collins hopes statue keeps its high profile
• Deer-hunting season ends today
• Maine's gambling options soon to expand
• LePage touts smaller government
• Marines leaving Afghanistan in 2012
• NBA owners, players reach tentative deal
• NBA lockout set to end in two weeks
• Craigslist ad linked to two bodies
• Early start by stores is no turkey
• Retailers, shoppers hope Black Friday was a day well-spent
• Occupy Maine camp faces limits after five arrests
• Egyptian military feels more pressure to cede power
• Court upholds new voting map for Texas
• Economy, discounts drive the die-hards
• Officials search home of accused coach
• Portland lights the way
• Maine drops the first, but hope is not lost
• Mainers to climb for a cause
• In Focus: Romney's critics question what he really believes in
• Tom Wicker, who reported on JFK assassination, dies
• Los Angeles to close Occupy encampment
• Syria ignores Arab League deadline; sanctions loom
• New cod data shake fishing industry
• Lawmaker accused of campaign fund misuse
• 3 arrested U.S. students heading home from Cairo
• At Maine Mall, a 'good vibe' among Black Friday shoppers
• Boxer portrayed in 'The Fighter' coming to Portland
• 5 arrested after 4 incidents at Portland's Occupy camp
• Stocks slip to end roughest week since Sept.
• Maine casinos get ready for table games
• Egypt's new PM claims expanded powers
• New cod data shaking New England fishing industry
• Quarry blast in Tremont damages homes
• Resolution honors Maine's Wreaths Across America
• Woman pepper sprays other Black Friday shoppers
• War trail walk to benefit museums in Maine, NY, Mass.
• Bangor man charged with selling bath salts
• Wild turkey crashes into restaurant window
• Arrests made in 2009 Skowhegan robbery
• Turkey Day game: Fewer fans, but team spirit soars
• Local Indian tribe moves forward on bottling plant
• Education initiative focuses on math, science
• Black Friday: Many small local stores making a big effort
• Earlier deals, longer hours woo Friday shoppers
• Optimism returns to a pair of Maine mill towns
• Egyptian military is unyielding
• Red Claws raise spirits at youth center
• Mayan carvings refer to dates in 2012
• Syria given one day to allow observers
• Study: Low-risk births safe outside hospital
• Gay marriage debate highlights GOP shifts
• Giffords marks holiday by serving dinner to troops
• In Focus: Pepper-spraying police officer a worldwide sensation – online
• Strangers help occupiers get their fill
• Cape Cod cottages facing demolition
• State part of land success story
• Pet food deliveries receive boost from grant
• Tsunami relief comes in form of paper cranes
• USM enlists students to spot suicide warning signs
• Teen dancers take the lead in 'Nutcracker'
• Buxton police seek Rite Aid robber
• Wishing everyone a Happy Thanksgiving! Hope you have a safe and fun holiday week...
• Welcome to a winter wonderland
• Planning chief quits job No. 2 with state
• City employees sue over school board policy
• Occupy protests cost cities millions
• Family grateful for community help after fire
• Arts group's new home in old firehouse
• Amish leader held for hate crimes in hair-cutting attacks
• Less than 200 customers are still without power
• In Focus: Sun unlikely to set on Black Friday
• Occupy activists want to give thanks by inviting others for a holiday meal
• Historic building violation halts job
• You be the judge: Public deciding ‘Sing-Off’ winner
• Lyman man is arrested after fighting with a sheriff's deputy
• Computers stolen from Massabesic High School are recovered
• 50 stolen laptops recovered in Waterboro
• Moody's warns U.S. not to back off deficit cuts
• Joseph Sewall, former Maine Senate president, dies
• OccupyMaine protesters say they'll be eating turkey
• Renegade Amish group arrested for haircut attacks
• Brown resigns at State Planning
• Slain former soldier ‘just couldn’t take it anymore’
• York police seek bow-legged bank robber
• Blue Angels fly into era of budget questions
• Group contests permit for W. Maine wind project
• Red Claws to have Thanksgiving at youth center
• PHOTOS: Snow blankets much of Maine
• Maine senator launches pro-national park group
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• Thousands without power as storm winds down; crews brace for evening freeze
• LePage swears in new Maine House member
• N.H. man wins more than $1M in Tri-State lottery
• Maine housing market shows positive signs
• Hannaford service lets customers shop online
• Local high school gets 2nd threat
• Big lobsters now legal under new Maine law
• 'Cutler Files' court case shrouded in secrecy
• Three weeks later, Portland fireboat returns to service
• Augusta felon pleads guilty to hammer attack
• Snow snarls Maine pre-Thanksgiving travel
• Yarmouth truck crash slows interstate travel
• Thanksgiving on a budget: A scaled-back celebration
• Most GOP hopefuls support Patriot Act
• Protesters rally at Cheverus to keep sex abuse in spotlight
• This Week at the Portland Museum of Art: November 21 - 27, 2011
• Maine holiday travel:<br>When the going gets tough
• Bill Gates defends actions of Microsoft
• Occupy Maine to vote on seeking permit
• More say they had fake doctor pump backside
• New York police: No charges planned in suicide of bullied gay teen
• Egyptian protesters reject concessions from military
• Pol Pot's No. 2 says he acted as a Cambodian patriot
• Police in Dallas honor man who led them to Lee Harvey Oswald
• California official: Campus police didn't follow her orders
• Sergio Scaglietti, designed and hand-shaped Ferraris, dies at 91
• Huge tuna goes from prize catch to potential fine
• Average family's taxes could increase by $1,000 – unless Congress acts
• Cornish man arrested for convenience store robbery
• Congress' next fights over jobless aid, tax breaks
• Abuse victims protest at Cheverus, cite Penn State
• Vassalboro teen charged in school fire
• Oregon Ducks get commitment from talented WR Dwayne Stanford II
• Law allows oversized lobsters to be processed
• Avg. Maine heating oil price holds steady
• If you're a teacher, please raise your hand. USM is hosting the "Improving Colle...
• In NH, Obama pushes payroll tax cut extension
• Toilet-roll fire forces evacuation of 500 students
• Order prohibits dying prisoner from last goodbye
• Panel: Kennebunk policies before shooting OK
• Occupy Maine postpones decision on permit
• Portland police investigate Free Street assault
• Maine jobless rate dips to 7.3% in October
• Bush tax cut debate doomed deal to cut deficit
• Pharmacy robber admits Augusta hammer attack
• Police find drugs, 3-month-old baby in SUV
• 50 school laptops stolen in Waterboro burglary
• Hebron Academy suit seeks return of tax-exempt status
• Winslow boy praised for helping dad after ATV crash
• Search for invasive bugs comes up empty
• Maine homes sales up 7% in October
• Winter storm warning issued, messy holiday travel day on tap tomorrow
• UC Davis incident stirs debate over spraying of protesters
• For federal debt committee,<br>a solution deficit
• Automatic deficit reduction: How hard would cuts hit military?
• Obama to face skeptical N.H. voters
• Occupy Maine may seek permit for encampment
• New Augusta building will house two state agencies
• Man charged with murder in Farmington killing
• Federal cuts would affect wide range of Mainers
• Maine judicial system workers honored
• Dome, sweet dome: Middle Earth comes to central Maine
• City committee to review Eastland hotel's expansion plan
• Plan gives new soccer arena to Freeport
• Panel seeks AG probe of Maine legislator spending
• Some downtown offices in Portland evacuated
• New York fugitive arrested at Occupy Maine encampment
• Greenhouse gas level building at ever-faster rate, U.N. reports
• White House to insurer: Justify rate hike
• Wounded Iraqi girl to undergo procedure to cover bald spot
• Claws' roster cut to 12; more cuts coming
• Occupy Maine and city strike deal to limit park problems
• Police seek driver who hit pedestrian and fled
• Lawmakers look to undo deficit-cutting backup plan
• Legislators told impact of U.S. deficit cuts unknown
• Bangor seeks permits from Occupy protesters
• Arundel man gets more than 6 years for tax fraud
• OOB man gets 3 years for using counterfeit money
• Congratulations to Molly Carl, USM's latest All-American!
• Bail set for Occupy protester charged with assault
• Inmates harass victims via Facebook
• Mother of bomb plot suspect apologizes
• A bit of Middle-earth found in Unity
• If you didn't have a chance to go to the opening reception for the Many Hands: W...
• In Litchfield, manure wagon presents road hazard
• Egypt's Cabinet resigns amid widening protests
• Maine's Jones cut by Red Claws
• Portland officials to meet with Occupy Maine on safety
• Freeport soccer complex fails to get board's OK
• Penn State taps ex-FBI director Freeh for investigation
• After outbreak, DeCoster leaving egg industry
• Chief justice praises court employees, volunteer
• Alfred lawmaker accused of misusing election funds
• USM grad crowned Miss Maine USA
• Source: U.S. to hit Iran with new sanctions
• Bill would create special court for veterans
• Avg. Maine gas price down 4 cents
• Maine workers comp rates to drop 3.2%
• New Yorker charged in bomb plot
• More need help from donations in kettles
• Survival tale returns in new form
• UMA plans upgrade of architect degree
• Pepper-spraying officers put on leave
• Police departments move to encrypt communications
• Romney wins key ally in New Hampshire
• Finger-pointing begins as debt-reduction panel heads for failure
• Eastland proposes ballroom for plaza
• Services for grieving children expand
• Oregon Ducks fall to tenth in BCS standings
• Neighbors rescue elderly Boothbay man from fire
• In Focus: Tents burned, but protesters stay
• A departure from the norm, jetport flight delays still happen frequently
• Father: Man shot by police had PTSD
• The Best of the non-Turkeys and RAW Stuffing
• Libya wants Gadhafi's son tried at home, not at ICC
• Police: Fake doctor injected cement into woman's rear
• Manhattan man charged in bomb plots
• LeBron James travels to Autzen, causes Oregon Ducks to choke
• Oregon Ducks fall five spots in major polls
• New England students dominate Rhodes Scholar honors
• More police departments look to tune public out
• Maine US attorney collects $2.4M
• Arrests made in department store robbery
• Katahdin survival story retold in graphic novel
• Biddeford man stabbed; suspects arrested
• Libya says Gadhafi son to be tried at home
• Maine fish ladder gets $92K grant
• Appeals court: Some can sue Hannaford
• 25 Maine authors to sign their books
• Give and let live
• In Focus: Mars mission will seek signs of life
• Man shot by officer at Farmington town building
• Missing teenagers found at Occupy Maine camp
• Supercommittee poised to admit defeat
• Southern Maine hits new home building low
• Missing teenage girls found
• Teen to take talents to New York parade
• Class A football: Cheverus finishes another perfect season
• More hunters from away are staying away
• Young Lumber Janes learn forestry skills
• Social-issue forum draws GOP hopefuls
• For first-class passengers, flying about to get cushier
• Conflicting stories add to mystery of Wood's death
• Man indicted for giant S.C. tire dump
• Egyptian riot police storm protesters
• Joining McDonald's, Target drops 'significant' egg supplier
• Class C football: Yarmouth captures second straight state title
• Accident kills woman at Yale tailgate party
• Feds target small stores in inquiry into food stamp fraud
• Sonar system could clarify views of fish stocks
• Pair of 14-year-old girls still missing
• Farmington police officer shoots, kills 28-year-old
• Two hurt in Farmington ATV crash
• Local Bank of America branch robbed
• Gadhafi's son captured in southern Libya
• Maine man named president of national lawyer group
• Camden film festival announces dates
• Red Claws practice open today to public
• Local farmer caught in a conflict between local and state laws
• AG clears Portland police officer in shooting
• LePage touts community colleges
• Officer's hunch led to arrest in murder case
• Mexican citizen charged after raids at restaurants
• A violent overnight at Occupy Maine site
• Son says Paterno has lung cancer
• Lawmaker seeking funds, staff to cut child-porn case backlog
• New bridges to Sugarloaf open along Route 27
• Electronics on the fritz? Could be smart meters
• In Focus: Debt-reduction stalemate continues
• Much ado-dle-doo about noisy birds
• Suspect pleads not guilty to child porn
• Woman aims to ski across Antarctica
• Bribery charges filed in parking meter case
• House defeats balanced budget amendment
• Thousands challenge Egypt's military rule
• Police charge second man in Occupy hammer assault
• Pepper spray image at Occupy Portland goes viral
• Joe Paterno has lung cancer
• AG clears Portland police officer in April shooting
• Syracuse coach denies sex-abuse allegations
• Have plans tonight? Come to the Holiday Inn by the Bay and cheer on the particip...
• Mexican faces immigration charge after restaurant raids
• Trail Blazers put GM search on hold
• VIDEO: The Monument Square Christmas tree rises
• Bangor man charged with bath salts trafficking
• Oklahoma State coaches die in plane crash
• The USM Theatre Open House revealed all the magic behind the curtain! Be sure to...
• Local figure skater qualifies for national championships
• Captain: Wagner responsible for Natalie Wood's death
• Maine Turnpike workers picket board meeting
• Science panel: Get ready for extreme weather
• Maine trucking company closes; 61 lose jobs
• Missing teen girls may be in Portland
• Local restaurant owners broke laws, officials say
• Friday Brainteaser
• City: Camp has issues to address
• GOP tax plan targets itemized deductions
• Ceremony at BIW marks a milestone for Zumwalt
• Suspect in Farmington murder arrested in Massachusetts
• Police make arrest in Farmington slaying
• Sexual harassment accusers may face scrutiny, ridicule
• Energy agency chief declines to apologize for Solyndra mess
• Shooting suspect viewed Obama as Antichrist
• Despite setbacks, protesters mark two-month anniversary
• City school officials must either renovate or build new central kitchen
• Awards honor 11 medical 'heroes'
• Concern grows over missing Bonny Eagle students
• Fifteen bills escape State House chopping block
• Russian, Chinese support bolster Assad
• Photos: Have trunk, will travel
• Kuwait tightens security in wake of parliament protest
• In Focus: Ranks of 'oldest old' growing rapidly
• Jack Townsend, NASA physicist and space pioneer, dies
• Former publisher of N.H. newspaper dies
• Senate passes spending bill – including potato provision
• Just a few more Red Claws announcements
• UPDATED: Maine Legislature to consider 'tax zapper' bill
• Maine prisoner found dead
• Bad economy leads to fewer babies
• Bath Iron Works building largest ship in 27 years
• Occupy protesters march nationwide; many arrested
• Shaw Bros. to operate Busque quarry
• Maine man sentenced for 12th OUI conviction
• China wary of Obama's assertiveness
• Pike gets permit to blast rock
• Unemployment applications drop to 7-month low
• Local figure skater currently sixth at Eastern Championships
• Portland's Occupy Maine inspected for safety issues
• Colby student dies in Chile
• Food drive Saturday at the mall
• USM is the ONLY School of Business in Maine to be included in The Princeton Revi...
• Peanut butter recall affects Maine
• Details unfold in White House shooting
• Fishermen ask lawmakers to keep unpopular system
• Study finds women more susceptible to 'broken heart syndrome'
• A dance encounter with Macy's
• Accused decides to admit murder
• Printmaking Pop-Up Shop for the Holidays
• Public art panel endorses sculpture plan
• George Mitchell: Partisanship 'worse than it's ever been'
• Impact of Occupy debated
• Millionaires visit D.C. to urge: 'Tax us more'
• New leadership in Italy, Greece raises hopes
• Obama upholds power of U.S. in Asia-Pacific
• Japan tries to export nuclear technology
• Successor to planning office is endorsed
• Michaud opposes balanced-budget bill
• Generations get to know each other
• Teacher, aide caught on tape bullying disabled Ohio teen
• Police: No records show man reported sex abuse
• White House gunfire suspect arrested
• Bank of Maine announces finalists for leadership award
• Credit union gives $25,000 to nonprofits
• A few more events before the season starts
• City schools' kitchen to get safety check
• Man sentenced for false alarm over gunman
• Sheriff's Department investigating home burglaries on Sebago Lake
• Occupy camper faces disorderly conduct charge
• Reports: Federal agents at Maine restaurants
• Eighth-graders host Thanksgiving meal
• Suspect arrested in White House shooting
• Occupy Portland will Occupy the Banks Nov 17 - #N17
• Mitchell: Partisan gridlock now worst ever
• Saco minibike crash sends one to the hospital
• Suspect identified despite river escape attempt
• Kittery police search for outlet robber
• Sale of Maine Air Force land draws 2 bidders
• Maine has 6,838 earners in top 1 percent, averaging $810,805
• Lewiston octogenarians get married
• School district to try cameras on buses
• Ex-minister pleads guilty to sexually assaulting young boy
• State housing overseers clash on project costs
• Occupy Maine camp<br>says it's winter-ready
• Syrian troops killed as crisis intensifies
• Congress may block healthier meals for kids
• In Focus: Occupy crackdowns reach New York
• Email: Police were told Penn State abuse was seen
• Farmers market sales of raw milk endorsed
• Professor Agnes Bushell Publishes Book
• MFA Student Exhibits in Nova Scotia
• Visiting Artist: Sam Messer
• Faculty Exhibition in ICA at MECA
• Team effort helps to rescue sawmill from blaze
• Fannie Mae bonuses rile Maine delegation
• Massachusetts lawmakers OK casinos, slots parlor
• Family: New England Music Camp director leaves lasting legacy
• Employee suffers second-degree burns from Bath fire
• Route 1 closed in Scarborough after car hits utility pole
• Portland resident to head women's center
• This tree's future is up in lights
• Police and rescue squads respond to a river rescue in Limington
• Post office sinks deeper into debt
• Fire destroys business in downtown Bath
• Suspect blames crimes on dog and Jesus
• Enjoy the scenic diversity of the McDonald-Dunn Forest
• Police search for Washington Avenue market burglar
• Buses, trolleys to pay fee at Fort Williams
• New director at Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens
• Did you know that USM has its own student podcast series? Search for "The Big Sp...
• Judge ices lawsuit by hockey players
• Turnpike agency asks workers for concessions
• William Aramony, 84, headed United Way of America; resigned in disgrace
• In Focus: Cantor ducks tax-hike questions
• Pastor found dead was being investigated
• Even if medicine's free, half of patients skip it
• Jordan's king: Assad should step down
• Italy's premier working to form new government
• President of Sandusky's charity resigns
• Sandusky says he ‘horsed around’
• Court to hear challenge to health-care overhaul
• Continuing Studies Winter 2012 Registration Now Open
• N.H. governor promises to veto bills for video slots
• Tainted jail food case settled before trial
• Saco gets offer for old fire station
• Man charged with assault on daughter
• Treasurer takes aim at housing projects
• Portland poised to sign contract for parking meters
• Senate averts Amtrak cutback
• Private sector raises $11.3 million for colleges
• NBA players reject owners' offer, 2011-12 season likely canceled
• Giffords calls husband 'brave, brave, brave'
• Sanford man indicted in drunken-driving death
• UMaine oks renovations to Field House, gym
• Judge rules against boys in hockey suit
• NBA: Players reject deal; season in jeopardy
• Interactive Plant-Based Thanksgiving Cooking Show, Nov 17th
• Poliquin disputing housing costs
• Maine AG happy high court to review health care
• Fundraiser earns $11M for Maine community colleges
• Portland police investigate trio of suspicious fires
• Oregon Ducks now fourth in the three major polls
• Could a Penn State scandal and reaction happen at Oregon?
• In Focus: How does Penn State regain what it lost?
• I-295 work finished ... until next spring
• Panel appears downbeat about debt-cutting deal
• 'Cadillac' of shotguns gives<br>Portland police new tool
• Wescott's wild ride: Antarctica
• Graduate's job at alma mater is a good fit
• Forest Avenue fire sends resident to hospital
• Obama leads effort to fund health-care workers
• Wisconsin governor faces recall bid
• Tribes in Maine, U.S. look beyond casinos for business
• Italy turns to economist to defuse crisis
• Military takes over slum ruled by drug traffickers
• State police investigating death of contractor
• Gathering of fans stokes fantasy's flames
• Body of Bangor minister found in Penobscot River
• Search for missing Lewiston woman comes up empty
• Evelyn Lauder, creator of breast cancer's pink ribbon, dies at 75
• Gorham council considers zone changes
• Portland Maine named in “America’s Best Cities for Fall Travel”
• For Penn State, a new week after worst one ever
• Maine, others weigh 'smart meters'
• Portland comics convention draws hundreds
• Tribes aren't banking on just casinos anymore
• Local grocers recognized for being green
• Saco group fighting to save fire station
• When birds fly afoul<br>of jetport competition
• At Penn State, a 'heartbreaking ... surreal' game day
• Maine hunting safety scrutinized after death, injuries
• Maine residents depending less on oil
• Another voting bill waits in the wings
• Obama seeks Russia, China help on Iran
• For grad student, Dumpster diving is academic
• No quick fixes at wrecked Japanese nuclear plant
• In Focus: Obama weak on foreign policy, GOP candidates say.
• Prominent Maine businessman defends liberal arts
• Italian prime minister resigns
• Saco group, city fighting over fire station's fate
• Gambling board to discuss new casino games in Bangor
• Winslow motorist killed when car runs into tree
• Colby art museum galleries reopen
• Arab League suspends Syria over brutal crackdown
• Police disguised as passengers shoot hijacker of Turkish ferry
• Governor's help gives Snowe an advantage
• York lobsterman honored for fisheries work
• Rumford officer remembered after fatal shooting
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• Sugarloaf turns on snow guns; opening set for Friday
• State Senate Dem leader opposes photo ID proposal
• Grocers, food banks struggle to help feed hungry families
• More and more teachers forced to moonlight
• Searching for truth, Penn State<br>moves past Paterno
• Occupy Portland will defy eviction with bicycle swarm, non-violence
• Hinck to launch run for Snowe's Senate seat today
• Reform for Italy, relief for world markets
• Joining forces to give others a home
• Veterans Day 2011: We just want to say ...
• Milestone reopens, its funding still intact
• Massachusetts teen is charged in 'gruesome’ triple slaying
• Cape council to consider fees for Fort Williams Park
• Obama salutes veterans from carrier
• October storm could raise Connecticut's electricity costs
• Brown reviews athletics award named for Penn State's Paterno
• Kurdish militants take over Turkish ferry near Istanbul
• Oakland presses for Occupiers to go
• Occupy becomes the big movement on campus
• In Focus: Budget cuts drive more teachers to moonlight
• Brunswick store robbed after video game release event
• Shooting prompts police ban on camping at Vt. Occupy site
• Thank you all members of our armed forces and veterans!
• Convicted Maine sex offender sent to hospital
• Maine couple comes forward to claim $2.6 million lottery prize
• Remains from Maine storage unit to be analyzed out of state
• Truckers say weight-limit change would improve safety in Maine, Vt.
• Friday Brainteaser
• Parade, ceremony mark Veterans Day in Portland
• Veterans of the U.S. armed forces:<br>We honor your service
• Deal allows Milestone shelter to open again
• PSO Presents 32nd Annual Magic Of Christmas
• Policeman dies in armed clash with warden
• Policeman dies in armed clash with warden
• Brennan's priorities: jobs, education
• For two Maine boys, numbers all aligned
• Shelter by next summer?
• Curtain rising in Freeport
• Pingree visits new 1st District territory
• Police believe two robberies are connected
• Deal will let heavy trucks on interstate
• Contaminated salmon will be given to tribes
• Bill targets rural gang activity
• Governor stands by drug tests for welfare
• Workers try to contain fuel oil spill
• Test finds some vegetative patients may be aware
• Cosmic clouds of gas shed light on how elements came to be
• Blunder leaves Perry struggling
• Wilton student helps veterans readjust
• Ex-soldier's spirits lifted after offers of assistance
• Unprecedented medical record case seen in R.I.
• Patrick to author book on politics in America
• PAC linked to Rove airs ad attacking Senate candidate
• Nixon grand jury testimony released
• Unified Senate passes bill to aid unemployed veterans
• Civic center officials<br>moving fast on renovation
• Searching For ME
• Rumford officer killed in confrontation with warden
• Spilled heating oil at Jetport reaches Fore River
• Senate rejects GOP bid to block new clean air rules
• Maine lawmakers to weigh anti-gang bill
• U.S. delays massive oil pipeline from Canada
• Nixon's long-secret Watergate testimony is out
• Lewiston man pleads not guilty to murder charge
• Vote results almost final for Casco Bay Lines board
• Unitil natural gas rate increase approved
• Senate panel OKs repeal of Defense of Marriage Act
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• Nordica Theatre opens Nov. 18 in Freeport
• Penn State shaken after firing of Paterno
• Bradley replaces Paterno as Penn State coach
• New dog day-care center in South Portland
• Crash knocks out power in Waterboro, cancels school
• Too many casinos seen at heart of voter rejections
• Portland mayoral count<br>ends with Brennan on top
• Heartless thieves rob Lewiston fire victims
• Passamaquoddy tribe contributes to state highway projects
• Tenants who had to empty toilets by hand win in court
• Searsport man gets 7 years for scalding toddler
• Congress considers repeal of Defense of Marriage Act
• Closing of supplier creates shortage<br>of food boxes for Maine's poor
• Coaching legend fired as Penn State scandal widens
• Some in Lewiston feel betrayed by governor
• In Focus: At debate, GOP candidates all agree: no European debt aid
• Bill seeks new dealer rules to deter scrap-metal theft
• Ex-Sewall president must repay taxes
• Regulators cut harvest of menhaden
• Penn State fires president, Paterno
• Famine aid group marks some successes
• Russian probe on way to Mars stuck in Earth orbit
• Vote signals: Tea party fervor cools, tight elections in 2012
• Alert system national test misses much of the nation
• Discovery of woman's body in Lewiston considered to be suspicious
• This Week at the Portland Museum of Art: November 7 - 13, 2011
• National Recording Artist and Maine award-winning songwriter, Kathleen Fowle releases Inspirational album COMING HOME
• Portland Museum of Art calendar List - November/December 2011
• The Race for Mayor: Strimling gets endorsement from fellow candidate Eder
• Shelter director: 'Someone could die tonight'
• Scarborough voters face decision on new school
• In region, power still out for more than 2 million
• Mayor candidate has TV to himself
• In Focus: Cain denies sexual harassment charges
• State panel weighs cap on addiction treatment
• Season sends mixed signals
• Police say Massabesic teacher met student for sex seven times
• Gambling interests fund casino opponents
• Detective takes deep dive into state-of-the-art forensics
• Supreme Court reluctant to revisit plea deals not taken
• UNESCO boldly admits Palestine
• Somewhere in world, baby makes 7 billion
• NATO ends Libya air campaign
• Occupy Portland: KGW TV mocks protesters as being ‘stinky’ ‘angry’
• About 3,000 still without power
• Ballot Measure 34-192, Beaverton Urban Renewal Plan
• Milestone Shelter moves its emergency beds to a new location
• Is there a quarterback controversy in Eugene?
• Forest Grove School District recall election ballots due November 1
• PORTLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY TO HOST ‘GET BETTER MAINE’ BOOK DISCUSSIONS
• Catalog is working, but not with all its features
• Same-day voting supporters outspend opposition
• Heating oil prices in Maine up 5 cents per gallon
• Maine collects record amount of unused drugs
• New Occupy Maine site pops up in Bangor
• S. Portland school chief wins statewide award
• Man pleads not guilty to murder, escape charges
• Average gas price in Maine drops again
• High school janitor faces drug charges
• Man shot in downtown Lewiston
• CMP says outages down to 20,000
• Bill would help avoid a sticky situation
• Some towns in Maine get more than a foot of snow
• 'Tree carnage' blamed for toll on power lines
• Climate change is for real, skeptic's study concludes
• Corruption prosecutions go up as wars wind down
• In Focus: Analysts question GOP economic plans
• A humble view of history
• Overcoming disorders in the court
• Texas, Oregon police arrest demonstrators
• Gifford’s expands its reach
• Oregon Ducks fall to #8 in BCS rankings
• Dog owners warned to keep treats out of reach
• Saco mayor's race features contrast in candidates
• Lawmakers begin sorting bills for 2012 session
• Yarmouth forum to focus on Royal River dams
• Homeless addicts forced out of Portland shelter
• Former Oregon QB A.J. Feeley leads St. Louis Rams to first win of the season
• Hundreds of bills readied for 2012 session
• Occupy campers tough out storm
• Northern Maine man ejected from car, dies
• Acadia closes visitor center
• Over 130,000 without power in Maine
• Police raid homes in Bosnian village
• Prepared for when – not if
• The Not-So-Perfect Storm to remember
• The $5 million questions of Election 2011
• In Focus: Oakland poised to take the protest lead
• Lottery to explore its contract options
• Early storm pelts East Coast with wet, heavy snow
• Former U.S. Rep. Perkins Bass, R-N.H., dies at age 99
• Making a splash
• Afghanistan blast kills 12 Americans
• Case sheds light on horses' plight in hard times
• Up to 10 inches of snow expected in Maine
• U.S. student comes home after being held by Egypt
• Addiction doctors group splits on legalization of pot
• Field hockey: NYA repeats as Class C champ
• Tickets and draftees coming soon to the Red Claws
• Cross country: Abbey Leonardi completes sweep with fourth XC state title
• Volleyball: Yarmouth captures Class B state title
• Football: Thornton Academy advances to semis
• $16 muffins? Report finds actual cost not that high
• Congress faces daunting fiscal challenges this week
• Israeli strike in Gaza kills seven Palestinians
• Driver in deadly Indiana minivan crash still critical
• Liberal poet elected Irish president
• No parking ban in Portland, but ...
• Drugs not totally wasted
• Animal group protests against harness racing, racinos at Scarborough Downs
• Racino foes target track in protest
• Debilitated by injury, fighting back – then devastated by disaster on the ocean
• Connecticut lobstermen face struggle for survival
• Amazing Race hits Malawi on Sunday night
• Paraplegic boater's dreams shattered
• Friday Brainteaser
• Drugs discarded at Portland pharmacies as part of national effort
• Ex-postal worker sentenced to 2 weeks
• Sunday River resort opens to skiers
• 6,000 jack-o'-lanterns on display in Freeport
• Deer hunting season begins
• Snowe: Heating aid much too low
• October snowfall?
• Medical marijuana a 'problem' for police
• Strimling leads candidates handily in fundraising total
• Chase suspect sentenced to nine months
• Man sentenced to 21 days for bottle redemption fraud
• Special education training to get boost
• Man gets guilty plea dismissed
• In Focus: Britain takes modern tack on monarchy
• Tale of cities: Force and hands off with Occupy camps
• Border Patrol stops searches at hubs
• From lake almost to the sea
• Panel recommends keeping the Down East prison open
• Pro-racino campaign not cheap
• U.S. Embassy in Bosnia fired on
• Syrian security forces hunt down protesters
• Gadhafi's son plotting to flee
• Lady Liberty turns 125 years old
• Campaign urges smokers to try going smokeless
• Ticket-fixing charges hit N.Y. police union
• 'Miracle dog' survives gas chamber
• New study ties aspirin to cancer prevention
• Portland man in Forest Avenue crashes sentenced
• Kittery man gets 21 days in jail for bottle scam
• Portland receives 79 police chief applications
• Racino backers spend more than $2 million in October
• Portland police lieutenant made Sabattus chief
• Southern Maine may get 6 inches of snow
• All are welcome to the Grand Opening of School of Nursing Simulation Center, 4:3...
• Winning Megabucks ticket sold in Maine
• Innkeeper sentenced for sales tax theft
• Maine Turnpike speed limit restored
• Group wants to open north woods
• Teen on bath salts causes Rockport hospital damage
• Mother who left baby in hot car pleads guilty
• Fundraiser moved out of sex party site
• City, charter boat operators meet to discuss groundings
• Ten Portland mayoral hopefuls get an earful at last debate
• Councilors question delay in disclosing fireboat accident
• Occupy hunkers down despite safety concerns
• Chris Vail: An ‘Average Joe,’ wary of politicians
• 'Afraid' of the park
• Recession fears ease as growth speeds up
• Rival groups hold events to sway voters on racinos
• Turn in unused, expired medicine
• MECA Wins Broderson Awards
• Employer likely to fight fines in deaths
• Greg Mitchell appointed to planning post in Portland
• Chemical spill closes Falmouth street
• Mainers suggest cost-cutting ideas
• Sex parties cause banquet hall patrons to flee
• Waterboro man charged in firewood theft
• OOB man convicted on sales tax theft charges
• Ohio man's widow not getting surviving exotic pets
• Nurses group visits 'Occupy' protesters in Portland
• Mainers log in to make money saving suggestions
• Maine campaign seeks to reduce energy costs
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• Freeport to mark completion of athletic fields
• FCC unveils rules for rural broadband fund
• Three graduate students from USM participated in the Astrobiology-Scientific Bal...
• Vet Injured in 'Occupy' clash upgraded to fair
• Company objects to fines for sewer gas deaths
• Season's first snow won't amount to much
• Medicare premiums going up less than expected
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• Governor’s approval rating up, poll finds
• 'Occupy' protesters cope with sanitation
• Dispatches
• LePage travels to Quebec to talk business
• 'Cheers' actor touts benefits of skilled work force
• Candidates air new ideas, repeat old ones
• Occupy Augusta Maine protester charged with threatening
• Former MA state trooper sentenced today for Maine rape
• Portland Chamber PAC endorses Rathband
• Review: State trooper could have prevented August crash
• Caterer tells town sex parties will stop
• Mercy adds outpatient intake hours in evenings
• Governor’s approval rating up, poll finds
• Route 1 will close tonight as crews erect footbridge
• Richard Dodge: Republican 'the only true fiscal conservative'
• Local theater group's goal: A growing awareness
• In Focus: Should anthrax vaccine be tested on kids?
• Man had refused lie detector test, ex-detective says
• Coroner: Amy Winehouse died<br>from too much alcohol
• Portland Sea Dogs owner<br>Dan Burke dies at 82
• Study: Rich get a lot richer, outpace middle class
• Game 6 of World Series postponed
• Program aims to promote free legal services
• Portland Chamber endorses Rathband for mayor
• Portland's fireboat heads off for repairs
• Lewiston man who hid body refused lie detector
• Bail lowered for arson suspect in Freeport fire
• Riot squads clear Wall St. protests in 2 cities
• Investors pump $12M into Portland's CashStar
• Nurses group to support 'Occupy' protesters
• Riverside work to extend through Thursday a.m.
• Researchers devise new biofuel process at UMaine
• Outage disrupts Time Warner Internet, phone service
• Farmer catches farmstand thief with video surveillance
• Names of investors in Oxford casino may be made public
• Orthodontics embezzlement. Bookkeeper pleads guilty.
• Bethel boy, injured in Aug. crash, dies
• 2 Maine programs cited in outdoors report
• Maine chief justice to propose free legal services program
• Conn. lawmakers to vote on Jackson lab proposal
• Nicholas Mavodones: Ready for chance to build on his record
• Eat, drink, call it a day
• Getting suitable
• Posterama: A Student Exhibition and Art Sale
• INSIDE/OUT Public Art Project
• ‘Tidal wave’ of aging boomers has begun
• Candidates differ on vision for mayor’s role
• In Focus: Oil rush brings too much of a good thing
• National and World Dispatches
• Cervical cancer vaccine urged for boys
• First an infant, then mother and grandma pulled from rubble
• Robbery at pharmacy also turns up homemade bomb, not likely a coincidence
• Prescription drug abuse task force planned after day-long summit
• Sanford orders caterer to stop<br>sex parties at banquet hall
• Water main break on Riverside disrupting traffic
• Painkiller abuse summit ends with plan for task force
• Police clear out 'Occupy' camp in Calif., arrest 75
• Suspect in Freeport arson was catching bus to S.C.
• Gasoline could slide 20 cents more by year-end
• Sox introduce Cherington as new GM
• Visa program aims to spur business in W. Maine
• State police seek clues in 1983 cold case
• Gifford's of Maine buys Gifford's of Maryland
• Miracle baby emerges from Turkish quake rubble
• Chef Sam Hayward wins national award
• Man charged with disrupting Occupy Maine camp
• Moammar Gadhafi buried in unmarked grave
• Boys should get HPV vaccine too, panel says
• Check out one of USM's latest television commercials on You Tube.
• Bangor teens charged in BB gun assaults
• City manager appalled by boat outing
• Jill Duson: Strong resume, plus life experience
• This Week at the Portland Museum of Art: October 24 - 10, 2011
• Oregon CB Cliff Harris suspended following 3 traffic violations
• Faculty Member Jamra Wins Type Award
• Visiting Artist: Alicia Eggert
• Suspects sought in Occupy bombing
• Forum offered to Occupy protesters
• New plant would ship wood pellets to Europe
• U.S. dismantling most destructive nuclear bomb as part of reduction
• Senators urge prison time for maple syrup deception
• New cars enable hands-free texting
• Death toll in Turkish quake rises to 279
• 'We are moderate Muslims,' Libyan leader stresses
• Bachmann's former N.H. staffers says aides were cruel
• WikiLeaks shifts from publishing to staying afloat
• Official to exit after 31 years, 'bad rap' on warden land sale
• In Focus: Tea party, Occupy find common ground
• State's revenue exceeds expectations
• Pingree unveils bill to benefit tens of thousands of local farmers
• Friday Brainteaser
• Home refinancing to extend its reach
• Union files complaint against state officials
• 'Outstanding' educator gets national prize
• LePage spokeswoman responds to MSEA complaint
• Yarmouth teacher wins<br>$25,000 Milken award
• Islamist party prevails in Tunisia election
• Members of the Muskie School's Cutler Institute wore purple in recognition of Do...
• Don't miss the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Book Sale on Saturday, October...
• Government job losses a growing drag on recovery
• Guinness won't certify centenarian's marathon
• Transcript of chat with mayoral candidate Michael Brennan
• Occupy Maine: Bomb thrower drove silver car
• 56 law enforcement officers slain last year
• Early signs in Tunisia of strong Islamist vote
• NASA sting recovers moon speck, terrifies woman, 74
• State revenues come in $6M higher than expected
• Police identify man killed in Bridgton crash
• No stigma with 'daddy leave' in Sweden
• Sitting tall, riding high
• Clinton to Iran: Hands off Iraq
• Biddeford has more than racino to consider
• Congo massacre victims mourned
• Michael Brennan: Candidate strives for consensus
• Libya is free, leaders declare
• Turkey's death toll expected to climb
• Fetal BPA exposure may have bad effect on girls
• GOP plan exempts Border Patrol from environmental laws
• Coupon Chicks share secret to nest egg
• Civil rights pioneer remembered
• Chicago, Cincinnati protesters arrested
• Aussies fear rogue shark after killing of third man
• Chemical bomb tossed into Occupy Maine encampment
• Oregon Ducks rise to no. 7 in new BCS rankings
• Seahawks CB Walter Thurmond III breaks leg, out for season
• Fire rips through Steak 'n' Rib Restaurant
• Authorities investigating fatal crash in Bridgton
• Maine man's Honda racks up 1 million miles
• Wiscasset man faces domestic assault charge
• Officials: Soldier kills deputy, then self in Georgia
• Tunisians turn out in force for first free vote
• Will Ferrell wins nation's top humor prize
• Quake toll rises in Turkey
• Libya's transitional leader declares liberation
• 130 arrested in Occupy Chicago park protest
• Longtime CBS correspondent Robert Pierpoint dies
• Veterans Bridge to be closed five nights
• Maine CDC offers free home lead dust kits
• Maine cruise ship season draws to a close
• Maine Streets: Ellsworth
• Iraqis fear conditions will worsen
• GOP six seek vote of right in Iowa
• Down for the count
• Solar rising with tax credits, lower costs
• Homeless blend with Occupy protesters
• Nevada ends fight for GOP caucus
• Heir to Saudi throne dies, royal succession unclear
• Clinton tour promotes 'new Silk Road'
• Big banks pressured in Europe crisis
• Libya council to declare liberation today
• Safety net for injured workers faces crisis
• Remains may be those of missing Maine woman
• Safeguarding an icon in Elm City
• Yes they can ...
• One Maine man's outdoor life
• Downtown Kennebunk greets autumn, new bridge warmly
• No James, no Thomas, no problem, Oregon wins 45-2 over Colorado
• Pete Seeger and pals attend NYC protest action
• Who can construct the best sculpture out of cans?
• Kennebunk senior wins A West XC title in record time
• Gov. LePage says business costs must come down
• Harvest Fest today in Kennebunk
• Libya's new leaders to declare liberation Sunday
• Saudi heir to throne dies at N.Y. hospital
• Obama: U.S. forces in Iraq will come home by year's end
• Portland Museum Of Art And Portland Ovations Present An Evening With Dancers Pandit Chitresh Das And Jason Samuels Smith
• Welcome to the Occupation
• Firefighter, captain suspended for fireboat accident
• Occupy Maine take its protest to the bank
• In Focus: Moammar Gadhafi, 'Now we see him dead'
• Chef's lobster tail comes out ahead
• Well testing grant rejected by state panel
• Man found shot to death in Lebanon
• Two victims of priest get $3 million
• Bachmann's N.H. office losing staffers
• Quimby apologizes to Mainers for remarks
• Kennebunk chef wins Maine Lobster Chef of the Year
• Two fire officials suspended<br>after fireboat accident
• Cain tweaks 9-9-9 tax plan to allow exemptions
• Long after NAFTA, 1st Mexican truck enters U.S. interior
• Richard Shane Cohen speaks about his new book Healing After Dark Wednesday, October 26th, from Noon-1:00pm at the Portland Public Library
• Largest study on cellphones,<br>cancer finds no link
• 3 from NY charged in Lewiston drug bust
• Our women's basketball players were "in the pink" last Sunday!
• Obama: All troops out of Iraq by Jan. 1
• U.S. saya drone fired on Gadhafi convoy
• Occupy Maine protests outside Bank of America
• Gadhafi body stashed in shopping center freezer
• Interesting article in The Atlantic. Thoughts, anyone?
• Owner of NYC 'Occupy' park navigates a dilemma
• Fed threat gets results as Calif. pot shops close
• By the way, the world is supposed to end today
• Lebanon man arrested after 4-hour standoff
• LePage family to hold food drive at Blaine House
• Dead River to sell Maine stores to Circle K
• Augusta OKs gas line tax break
• Senate vote near on trucks bill
• Man fatally shot in Lebanon
• Child porn charges again for former teacher
• Experts: Maine response lacks teamwork
• Questions surround Gadhafi's final hour
• Series raises hope for care, recovery
• Special Report, Day Six: Abuse-fight tool gets limited use
• Fireboat accident warranted a report
• Worker's comp bill riles union
• Hamza Haadoow: Marketing city with an eye to adding jobs
• Teen center's look, outlook get brighter
• Yarmouth decides to accept federal funds for pathway link
• Suspect sought in Rite Aid robbery
• In Focus: In Iraq and Libya, same ends, different paths
• Aircraft firm may keep its planned jobs in Brunswick
• Lebanon standoff ends peacefully
• Coast Guard: Fire boat accident should have been reported
• LePage considering options for attacking welfare abuse
• Gorham welcomes plan to move piles of trash to landfill
• Yarmouth arts center wins preliminary OK
• Exotic-animal owner deep in debt, 'in over his head'
• Income gap grows between U.S. rich, poor
• Man who showed us Dylan dies
• LePage under fire at latest town hall meeting
• Feature Obituary: Jeffrey Campbell, 52, 'father figure' at Long Creek youth center
• Police uncover major pot growing operation in Wiscasset
• Biddeford pawn shop owner receives summons
• Kenny Hayes is returning
• Senate nearing OK of heavier trucks on all interstates
• Tactical team surrounds home in Lebanon
• 64 Navy sailors to be kicked out for drug use
• Ohio owner of exotic animals was deep in debt
• Kestrel Aviation considering plant in N.H.
• Police seize guns and drugs in Portland raid
• Bowers wind plan appears headed for denial
• Bangor man charged after destroying bathrooms
• With warped vision, Gadhafi maddened Libya, West
• StoryWalk to be Unveiled
• Law enforcement officials get briefing on bath salts
• Maine CDC investigating new swine-origin flu
• Transcript of chat with Ethan Strimling, mayoral candidate
• Community college flips switch on wind turbine
• Maine seeks early education grant
• Maine father, son plead guilty to Pa. hunting vioations
• Gadhafi capture, death cannot be confirmed
• Teen killed, passengers injured in Greenwood accident
• Maine AFL-CIO holds biennial convention
• LURC reform panel to meets
• Thomaston man to receive medals for WWII service
• Ethan Strimling: A pledge to energize, build 'can-do' culture
• Oregon QB Darron Thomas expects to play against Colorado
• Stress, pill access raise health workers' risk
• Special Report, Day Five<br>Willpower alone won't save them
• Mushroom lovers wild about a bumper crop of forest fungi
• Swimmer breaks another record
• Accident damages Portland fireboat
• Helpful drug falls prey to abuse
• In Focus: Exotic animals killed after being set free
• MaineHousing gets an order to undergo review
• Russian visitor seeks, shares HR strategies
• Treatment programs forced into downsizing
• Solomon honored for social justice efforts
• Study: Move to better place and your health may follow
• Ex-salesman in corruption case sentenced to 18 months
• States join to promote electric-car use
• Halloween Treats That Won't Scare You!
• Fire in Sanford likely caused by 'smoking materials'
• Water main break on Bedford Street affects USM students and faculty
• Agency delays presenting senior housing proposal
• 'Occupy' protest is a tourist attraction
• Riots in Greece on first day of strike
• Debates play pivotal role in GOP race
• Disaster relief sought for fishermen
• 5-night closure of Veterans Bridge delayed by 1 day
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• Law professor, mediator win awards for work
• Land use attorney named DEP enforcement chief
• Apple stores closed today for Jobs memorial
• U.S. may one day lead world in robotic boats to track carp
• Maine potato growers happy about Senate vote
• 3 teens charged with breaking dozens of windows
• Maine's channel swimmer sets new record
• Police dog helps track 2 suspects in Baldwin burglary
• Falmouth updates school computer policies
• Social Security benefits to go up 3.6%
• 1 in 25 adolescents taking antidepressants
• Only wolf, monkey still elude authorites in Ohio
• Painkiller junkies fuel rise in violent robberies
• Transcript of chat with Jed Rathband, mayoral candidate
• N. Yarmouth approves fireworks ban, building code
• Water damage closes Falmouth library
• Buy Local honors 9 Portland businesses
• Four Maine artists win $13,000 fellowships
• FOLLOW UP to NATIONAL BOOK AWARD ANNOUNCEMENT
• More wild mushrooms = bounty, danger
• Bills address harm to businesses from bridge shutdown
• Maine's homeless youth a hidden problem
• Augusta considers going solar
• Special Report, Day Four<br>Bogus drug tales foiled by threat of lie detector
• NBA lockout meeting lasts over 16 hours, still no resolution
• Jed Rathband: New voice, a business focus
• Crash kills renowned Maine food importer
• Crafts market proposal stirs debate over artists' treatment
• Collins mashes school potato limits
• Dunstan Corner changes include road to nowhere
• In Focus: Candidates clash, attack, defend in debate
• Gorham council OKs moving trash to town landfill
• Voters get to pick a vision. Now that’s cool.
• Quiet moments with Occupy Maine offers time for reflection
• Occupy folks in Portland share meals, prep for rain
• School board OKs plan for budget reserves
• Special Report, Day Four<br>Jailed addicts put wrench in the works
• Special Report, Day Four<br>Craving fuels crime
• Legal fix for Clean Election still needed
• After 40 years, MPBN auction's going, going, gone
• Suit says DEP demoted worker after testimony
• State lacks guidelines for selling properties
• Hurricanes top Bruins again
• Occupy Maine making plans for educating public this weekend in Portland
• Federal official to hear about bath salts
• TechMaine to shut down
• Collins touts key victory in 'potato wars'
• Gorham road work begins next week
• Veterans Memorial Bridge to close for five nights
• Maine cooks to compete for $10,000 prize
• Former Lowe's workers get briefing on resources
• LaMichael James plans to travel to Colorado, hopes to play
• DEP staffer's lawsuit claims job retaliation
• Truck with equipment for Obama tour stolen in Va.
• Kittery businessman pleads guilty to health care fraud
• Snowe, Geithner clash again on economy
• ICE deports record number of immigrants
• Social Security to hand out first raises since '09
• Summers accused of violating students' voting rights
• Report criticizes prisons in N.H.
• Elouise Cobell, 65, heroic figure in legal fight for Native Americans
• College students charged with stealing sign
• Israeli soldier freed in swap for 1,000 prisoners
• Thousands celebrate freed Palestinian prisoners
• Pain pill addiction torments even the most innocent
• California crash kills Portland man, injures Freeport woman
• Wind developer makes pitch in Farmington
• Hartland woman comes home to find house on fire
• Doctors share learning on how to treat drug-affected babies
• Into the woods
• City councilors allow state to expedite Bayside trail link
• Occupy Augusta to stay in park
• LePage excludes nonprofit group from forums
• Poll finds half of Americans favor legalizing marijuana use
• Peter Bryant: Looking for change? ‘One call does it all’
• Parents, officials detail problems at aging Scarborough school
• Fajita keeps liquor license in Westbrook
• Cellphone users not being told of risks, critics say
• D'Amboise campaign bares its war chest
• Showdown nears in Senate over school lunch potatoes
• Special Report Day Three<br>The littlest victims
• Lowe’s fate stuns some, but analysts do the math
• Man escapes car wreck just before it bursts into flames
• In Focus: Arrest unmasks growing pains of citizen superhero movement
• Obama begins a bus trip to tout jobs plan
• High court to rule on 'stolen valor'
• Canadian cited for smoke bomb at Maine border
• It's showdown time in school lunch potato war
• Lowe's shuts stores<br>in Biddeford, Ellsworth
• 'Occupy' protesters set up camp in Augusta
• High school sets bathroom visit limit for students
• Police search for would-be burglars in Baldwin
• Mary Jo McConahay to speak about her book, Maya Roads, which chronicles her 30 year adventure in the rainforest at the Portland Public Library Monday, October 24th at noon
• Obama seeks votes on jobs, piece by piece
• Occupy Wall Street reaches 1-month mark
• Transcript of chat with Jodie Lapchick, mayoral candidate
• Snowe challenger raises $223K in third quarter
• Saco underage drinking probe leads to pot arrests
• Bath man charged with having a pound of pot
• Hidden menace to housing recovery
• Addiction: It doesn't discriminate
• Occupy Augusta planning long stay
• Fighting cancer with pink power
• Jodie Lapchick: Collaborative, marketing skills stressed
• Dedication of memorial passes torch of Dr. King
• Medicare yanks licenses, gives them right back, review discovers
• Ties to Koch brothers key to Cain campaign's growth
• Marine creatures get Maine-made custom homes
• Colby College honors NPR correspondent
• Questions mount about Israeli swap of prisoners
• Protest movement flexes some new muscle
• Oregon Ducks ranked #10 in first BCS rankings of 2011
• Zoning change key to Freeport soccer complex
• Indy driver Wheldon dies after massive crash in Vegas
• Chip Kelly should be applauded for defending Erin Andrews, women
• Thousands emerge for Martin Luther King memorial dedication
• Anti-Wall St. movement grows to dozens of cities
• Gifford's Ice Cream takes top award
• Portland walk to fight breast cancer
• Crews battle garage fire in Windham
• Clark claims sixth PASS North title
• It's time for flu vaccines
• Carrabassett Valley Academy launches fundraiser
• Motorcycle rider killed in Durham
• Special Report: Prescription painkillers in Maine
• Painkillers in Maine: A cure that came with a curse
• More than a few bricks
• Chip Kelly to UO fans: "Hey! Will you shut up?!"
• Occupy Wall Street: a movement without leaders
• DEP chief strives for striking balance
• Dead seals present a mystery for experts
• Protest in Rome becomes violent
• Gnarly old Elsa bites the (saw)dust
• U.S. sticking to its guns, will pull troops out of Iraq by end of 2011
• Strike kills 9 al-Qaida militants
• Key benefit dropped from health care law
• Madison golfer repeats as Class C state champ
• UMaine wins again in football
• Hunters can help the hungry
• Seals washing up dead around New England coasts
• Step Up For Kids Day Event – Every Child Matters
• Company's wreath-laying ceremony expands
• The Bright Light Social Hour @ Bayside Bowl Tonight!
• Sid Tripp’s 16th Annual Halloween Bash – Saturday, October 29
• Friday Brainteaser
• Maine ski lodge to be burned for training exercise
• Maine conference aimed at financial exploitation
• Scarborough elm tree coming down today
• Burglars not very original, police say
• Two GOP front-runners near even in fundraising
• Protesters cheer after cleanup is postponed
• Medicare’s open enrollment begins early
• Protest spreads around world; big rallies today
• Snowe: Overhaul U.S. tax structure
• Letter of the Law
• Girls learn about careers ... and to deal with their fears
• Obama deploys 100 U.S. troops to central Africa
• Biddeford may expand smoking ban
• Rebels, Gadhafi forces clash during gun battle in Tripoli
• U.N. rights chief condemns Syria over human toll
• Doing the math: Nonprofits, arts provide economic boost
• In Focus: Court weighs in on tough Alabama immigration law
• Romney, Perry close in campaign fundraising
• Man charged in murder of woman still missing
• Lieberman, Collins: Freeze pay of federal workers for third year
• Man gets 10-year sentence for trading guns for drugs
• Car, cruiser damaged in Windham accident
• The Draft is on the horizon
• Rt. 1 work to cause detour in Brunswick on Oct. 24
• Snowe, Michaud praise EPA for new biomass ruling
• Portland's planning director to leave
• KC bishop arrested for not telling<br>police about priest's child porn
• Mom seeks answers to son's 2006 killing spree
• Installation of trail bridge to close Route 1
• Portland Pirates Hockey Returns to Portland Saturday, October 15
• Dead seal count approaches 100
• State supreme court hears appeal in machete case
• Appeals court halts immigration checks at Ala. schools
• Calif. medical pot industry<br>weighing risks after crackdown
• N. Yarmouth to tackle fireworks ban, building code
• Transcript of chat with David Marshall, mayoral candidate
• Sen. Collins seeks assessment of Libyan missiles
• I-295 crash injuring 2 caused by fight over cell phone
• Murder suspect arrested in New Gloucester
• Ramirez pleads not guilty to domestic battery
• NYC protesters 'emboldened' by park cleanup delay
• Gay military personnel ready for 1st convention
• Investigator: Woman has grounds for sexual harrassment complaint
• No resolution on who will run Augusta airport next year
• David Marshall: A list of successes, ability to ‘get things done’
• Portland mural: It’s a wall-marked card
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• Meet the artist on October 17!
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• Maine lawmakers: Civility not a lost art
• When do additional vitamins do harm?
• Thornton Academy friends wrap up bicentennial
• Superintendent says he’s done in June
• Newspaper announces reductions in staffing
• Owner of park tells protesters it plans to clean, enforce rules
• In Focus: In Seal Beach, ‘Community is devastated’
• House votes to block boiler pollution rules
• Birds of a feather
• Mainer cited as ‘champion of change’
• Wall Street protest comes to Augusta
• U.S. sending experts to hunt for lost Libyan missiles
• First of cleared vistas to be unveiled at Fort Williams park
• Diocese in talks to house city school
• Obama presses leaders to hold Iran accountable
• Cave reveals ‘toolkits’ for ancient painting
• Portland ambulance has to be towed from accident scene
• Pedestrians won't be able to use causeway connecting Mackworth Island to the mainland
• MaineToday Media laying off 38 newspaper employees
• LePage speaks at education symposium
• Elderly Freeport man victim of tree-cutting scam
• Inmate pleads not guilty to murdering another prisoner
• Buxton authorities work to sort out puppy reports
• Man accused of mailing threats indicted on new charges
• Portland police track down burglary suspect
• Obama: U.S. to hold Iran accountable in plot
• Senate Republicans offer their own jobs bill
• Downeast prison targeted for possible closing
• Man hit by Downeaster, seriously injured in N.H.
• Protesters at State House want action on jobs
• Jobs painted as romantic teen in Rolling Stone
• Portland superintendent<br>to retire in June
• Sen. Brown's online message lifted from ex-senator
• Analysis: Obama seeking to run as underdog?
• Protesters suspicious of plan to clean NYC park
• Maine guardsmen head to Middle East
• Billionaire trader gets 11 years in insider probe
• Falmouth to limit where child-sex offenders live
• BlackBerry maker says service fully restored
• Airline back flying after crash on Matinicus
• Buffett brings tax fight to supercommittee
• Police find man in Newport with stab wound
• Council to ponder role of Augusta State Airport
• Cancer mission gets personal
• Opening of megaberth celebrated in Portland
• Prepared to speak for the city
• 'It's like a walk back in time'
• Tribes seeking more visibility in racino vote
• Rabelais moving to add space for books
• Fort Williams fee draws opposition
• Falmouth wants school property bids under cover
• Questions to the candidates
• Bruins lose, drop to 1-3
• Who could resist these puppies?
• Ramp eyed as factor in fatal crash
• Falmouth school reuse proposals to be kept secret
• Panel's effort to restructure tax system slows
• Naming of Bulger tipster worries FBI observers
• NATIONAL BOOK AWARD FINALISTS – YOUNG PEOPLE’S LITERATURE
• Man admits helping suspect in Amity slayings
• Nonantum Resort Sunday Jazz Brunch in October and November
• Herman Cain's sudden surge powered by 9-9-9
• Defense drops claim Jackson swallowed fatal dose
• POETRY READING with ANDREW FERSCH
• Boat builder shipping 20 fishing boats to Japan
• FALL INTO BOOKS a DOWN EAST Children’s Book Celebration
• Runner disqualified for taking bus during marathon
• Repairs causing delays at High and Congress
• Casino supporters turn into foes of new ones
• Hinck blasts Snowe on jobs vote
• Tony the Tiger and Toucan Sam<br>can rest easy
• Abandoned puppies baffle Buxton police
• Nigerian pleads guilty to underwear bomb attack
• Man found stabbed in Newport
• Stricken man dies at public hearing in Augusta
• Lawmakers, White House regroup on jobs
• Plot to kill ambassador unraveled on Southwest border
• Analysis: Clash on economy sets tone for election
• Think tank: UMaine system's payroll up 29%
• Study: Websites fail to protect your data
• Tents up; Wall Street protests alive in Portland
• Yes on 1 campaign scores key supporter
• Keeping the focus on help for working-class residents
• Get a load of all the cargo space in Portland
• This Week at The Portland Museum of Art: October 11 - 16, 2011
• Bill Nemitz: Cutting the fat? Signs point to 'Not yet'
• Teacher accused of sexual assault
• Officials tour Forefront site
• Full debate blocked by Republicans
• Book club with Chris Thompson's "Felt"
• MECA Alum Wins Pollack Krasner Foundation Grant
• Time-Lag Records Listening Room at ICA at MECA
• Visiting Artists: Little Friends of Printmaking
• In Focus: Candidates flay Obama economic policy
• House OKs vets' funding boost
• Proposal could scrap new fishing system
• U.S.: Suspect was on mission from al-Qaida
• Iran agents linked to U.S. bomb plot
• Live from the stage, it's law in new light
• Massabesic High School teacher arrested
• Oxford PAC opposes more gaming sites
• BIW worker injured when forklift tire explodes
• Hammond Lumber expands to coastal Maine
• Teachers endorse four for Portland mayor
• Waterboro woman faces terrorizing charge
• Neighborhood meetings scheduled for OOB plan
• bookstore coming!
• Join PROPEL Eats at Gritty McDuff’s Wednesday October 12
• Verso to shut down<br>paper machine at Bucksport
• March of Dimes Benefit – Wednesday, October 12 @ DiMillo’s on the Water
• House OKs funding boost for disabled veterans
• Obama: Jobs bill 'moment of truth' for Senate
• US accuses Iranians of plot to assassinate diplomat
• Maine State Prison inmate dies in nursing home
• Wall Street protesters target NYC millionaires
• White House to honor head of Maine legal aid group
• Romney camp claims Christie endorsement
• Haircut assaults expose Amish friction
• Glitch stopped Maine jobless claims
• College of the Atlantic installs new president
• Maine small business advocate announced
• 700 people drop 2 tons in Richmond health program
• Fryeburg Fair attendance down slightly overall
• Group launches 'cut spending' tour in Portland
• Oxford County again ranks as state's unhealthiest
• 230-year-old Bucksport inn up for sale
• Pittsfield call center closes, costing 65 jobs
• Fall missing its true colors
• 3 indicted in Augusta home invasion
• Egyptian rulers vow crackdown after riots
• In Focus: Idle federal employee still collecting pay
• Falmouth retargeting Route 1 as 'downtown'
• Belgrade historian turns his attention to fiction
• Barber Foods streamlining, laying off 71
• Police seek video, witnesses to fatal go-cart crash
• Job skills for homeless, tidal power, small-business loans top agenda
• Foreign pests threatening U.S. crops
• Purse snatcher robs Portland woman
• Republicans meet again tonight before N.H. voters
• Democrats start to embrace protests
• Historic group, new goals
• Mitt Romney's wife to host Maine fundraiser
• American economists share Nobel Prize
• Snowe's election fund tops $3.2 million
• Chemicals play role in obesity?
• LaMichael James named Pac-12 offensive player of the week
• Bruins bow to Avalanche, 1-0
• City makes case for casino
• Minor accident snarls southbound turnpike traffic
• Barber Foods laying off 71 workers
• Lewiston casino backers make their pitch
• York County hospital offers health forums
• Congress takes up China, free trade, jobs bills
• Coast Guard rescues sailors in Canadian waters
• 1 million order iPhone 4S in first day
• Police seek witnesses to Shriner go-cart crash
• 7 injured in head-on collision in Dayton
• A bold, new look in downtown Augusta
• Few in N.H. paying attention to GOP race
• Berwick police on lookout for home invasion suspects
• Cannabis-shaped candy<br>alarms parents, officials
• Snowe's campaign war chest grows to $3.2M
• After 9/11, foreign insects,<br>diseases slipped into U.S.
• Christian mission schooner nears completion
• Maine avg. gas price continues to fall
• With a new trapping season comes fresh debate
• Waterville woman facing charges after I-95 chase
• Ellsworth officer saves man from burning car
• Looking for work, some see Catch-22
• In downtown Skowhegan, eyesore soon to be no more
• Priest resigns after sex abuse suspect leads trip
• Last chance to save big on the Portland Run Like Hell
• Can protest grow political muscle?
• Portland Mayor's Race: Markos Miller canceled big plans for the 'chance to do something special here'
• Law eases pain of getting parking placard
• Unions fight casinos on labor issues
• In every human, a world of microbes
• Supercommittee: Going nowhere fast?
• In Focus: Alabama gets tough on immigration; fear and worry rise
• Gorham to weigh waste-site proposal
• Back on the wagon
• Musical Maine women raise voices, funds to fight breast cancer
• Violence hits Cairo; 19 killed as Christians protest
• Portland breaks temperature record that stood for 68 years
• Oregon RB LaMichael James named Walter Camp Player of the Week
• Game 2 of AL championship series postponed
• UMaine gets its first hockey win
• Germany, France reach agreement on bank sector
• ESPN's College Gameday to cover Arizona State vs. Oregon
• Deadline set for absentee ballots
• Thousands turn out to pedal in the Dempsey Challenge
• McCartney married in London
• 47 couples vie in wife-carrying contest
• Colleges-employers conference slated for Portland
• Cheese makers open their doors to public
• Occupy Portland: Mayor joins Sunday march after Portland Marathon
• Gambling and harness racing: Sharing the wealth
• Protesters to world: We're just like you
• Southern Maine braces for bath salts
• Swarm welcome for cruise passengers
• In Focus: Seized ship is tip of illegal-fishing iceberg
• Amazing migration of butterflies especially dire this year
• Hundreds turn out for fire museum
• In Libya, a few pockets of pro-Gadhafi forces remain
• Filipino church buys South Dakota ghost town
• At 'values summit,' Romney speaks out against attacks on religious faith
• State backing may be key to extending natural gas lines
• 'Pianist to the presidents' Roger Williams dies at 87
• Big names expected for Dempsey Challenge
• Oakland Raiders owner Al Davis dead at 82
• Traffic back to normal on I-95
• Seal deaths still a mystery
• Artisans ready for cruise ship passengers
• Fire museum's open house today
• Woman arrested after high-speed chase
• Foreign cars, antique planes in Owls Head
• Foster's Daily Democrat owner, editor dies at 83
• Dead Poets Society founder visits six sites of the fallen
• Women from Africa, Mideast share Nobel
• First Friday frenzy
• U.S. urges most men forgo prostate screening
• Women from Africa, Mideast share Nobel
• A tea party for Democrats?
• 'Watershed moment' for entrepreneurs
• Fake request for aid provides costly lesson in online scams
• Falmouth school sale raises role of secrecy
• California pot shops face U.S. crackdown
• Second Maine town drafting own rules for 'smart meters'
• Ex-lawmaker indicted in parking lot gun incident
• Crews monitor water supplies near site of tanker truck crash
• Outside firm to screen chief candidates
• Old bottles don't need to talk -- he knows their stories
• Massive ID theft enterprise dismantled in NYC
• Army aviators in high demand on the battlefront
• Blackstone pledges $3M<br>to spur Maine entrepreneurship
• Maine law aims to eliminate wolf hybrids
• Dead poet bus tour on the road today
• I-95 delays persist in Augusta tanker crash
• School bus driver arrested for child porn indicted
• Murderer charged with killing another murderer
• Tape of Jackson doctor's police interview played
• Local chefs to be on Food Network's 'Chopped'
• Portland man killed in Windham crash
• Chemical makers say BPA no longer in sippy cups
• LaMichael James suffers dislocated elbow in win over Cal
• Biddeford woman sentenced to 7 years for arson
• Berwick residents report rash of car burglaries
• Kittery police charge 2 N.H. women with prostitution
• Friday Brainteaser
• DEP restores director to southern office
• Economy added 103,000 jobs in Sept.
• Big Apple robbed for the second time this week
• Panel: Routine prostate test does more harm than good
• Nobel Peace Prize goes to women's rights activists
• Penobscot Island Air suspends flights after fatal crash
• Terror suspect tried to by model plane from Maine man
• Man pleads not guilty in death of his father
• Report: Challenge ahead for Northeast power grid
• Keeping the lights on in a down economy
• Dempsey Challenge rides again
• Obama issues jobs challenge to Republicans
• City urged to impose fee to cut bag waste
• Detroit man pleads not guilty in July killing of his father
• Juvenile charged after shooting BB gun
• Making Maine a hub for innovation
• Panel weighs cuts in funds for at-risk kids
• Industry man pleads not guilty in 1980 murder
• U.S. forces scale back goals in Afghanistan
• Panel recommends against using prostate blood test routinely
• Obama cites Westbrook bridge in jobs bill appeal
• Identify theft rising, but few are reporting it
• Wall Street protesters cutting Obama no slack
• U.S. targets California pot dispensaries
• Campaign gets loan by backer of racino
• Cumberland County Sheriff victim of theft while attending class out of state
• Swedish poet wins Nobel for literature
• Panetta: Air war to last until Libya battles end
• Occupy Portland begins: 10,000 march for economic justice
• As food needs rise, federal funds vanish
• Turnpike predicts holiday traffic about like 2010's
• Maine housing authority releases salary information
• Crash closes portion of Rt. 302 in Windham
• Feds target 16 California pot dispensaries
• Man charged in 1980 slaying appears in court
• 3 appointed to charter school oversight panel
• Hank yanks ESPN football song for good
• Obama cites Westbrook bridge in jobs bill pitch
• Maine food pantries, soup kitchens lose funding
• Prince Harry due in U.S. for combat training
• 30-year mortgage below 4%<br>for first time ever
• Dayton teen released from hospital after crash
• Eder staying in mayor's race despite scholarship
• Brunswick toddler found drinking near passed-out dad
• Portland man charged in July 4 hit-run on Munjoy Hill
• Combative Obama jabs at GOP on jobs bill
• White House to host Maine school nutrition directors
• Obama acknowledges Wall Street protests as a sign
• Concert review: Jackson Browne lives up to his legend
• Senate moves toward final vote on China currency
• Kids' ER concussion visits up 60 pct over decade
• Former Gov. King: Jobs' death an 'incredible loss'
• DHHS proposes cuts to youth, education, hospitals
• Portland police search for Big Apple robber
• Body found off St. John St. is Rhode Island woman
• Maine credit unions report growth
• Man drowns in Kennebec River in Bath
• Developer loans racino ballot campaign $780K
• Wozniak on Jobs: "He had the better instincts"
• Jobs and his celebrity: A love-hate relationship
• Same-day voter registration group raises over $278K
• Former cop pleads guilty to sexual molestation charge
• Apple's Steve Jobs dies, tributes pour in
• Nobel Prize in literature goes to Swedish poet
• Crews rescue capsized duck hunter
• Richmond Middle/High School sees third bomb threat
• Most Significant Collection Of Shaker Objects On View At The Portland Museum Of Art
• Palin ends flirtation, won't run
• McKernan-chaired firm fights suit
• Mitchell has high hopes for Maine, Mideast
• In Focus: Voters slow to anoint clear-cut favorite
• Big Apple store in Portland robbed
• Five candidates state cases for council seat
• Biddeford mayor hopefuls agree on need for jobs
• Group advances initiative to allow food trucks in city
• Potato growers keep up pressure on lunch rules
• Judge: Evidence fell short in Knox appeal
• Victim set himself ablaze
• Steve Jobs dies
• Renys gives old building to nonprofit arts group
• India rolls out the $35 tablet computer
• NYPD saw anti-terrorist Muslim as a suspect
• Union members join march 'to stop corporate greed'
• 'Millionaires tax' sought to pay for Obama jobs plan
• Pumpkin sales to aid disabled Saco boy
• Think tank study finds fraud risk in elections
• Stove customers feeling burned
• Creative Portland working to bring food trucks to city
• Ex-Trail Blazer Darius Miles charged with trying to take loaded gun onto plane
• Arvydas Sabonis released from hospital after heart attack
• Steve Jobs dead at 56, Portland owner Paul Allen gives condolences
• Palin declares she is not seeking presidential bid
• McKernan company seeks dismissal of federal lawsuit
• Cancer Foundation luncheon raises $70,000 for research
• Reny family gives Biddeford building to arts group
• Fatal Biddeford fire was suicide
• D.C. event intensifies pro-potato pressure
• Accident causing major delays on Maine Turnpike between York and Wells
• Police search for man who scammed 99-year-old
• Portland police search for burglary suspect
• 14-Day Group Cleanse Workshop
• Westbrook bridge to stay closed through a.m. commute
• Westbrook woman pleads guilty to immigration fraud
• Freeport town manager to retire after 30 years
• India introduces $35 tablet computer for rural poor
• Sanford man indicted on manslaughter for fatal crash
• Maine community college enrollment up 4.3%
• Occupy Portland: Solidarity with Occupy Wall Street
• Land trust releases South Portland trail map
• Senate Democrats rewrite Obama's jobs bill
• Friendly's files for Ch. 11 bankruptcy
• Think tank faults Maine voter registration system
• Poll: 1 in 3 vets sees Iraq, Afghan wars as wastes
• Knox dad: She's strong, 'but it's been tough time'
• Unions give Wall Street protesters some oomph
• General: Army has a discipline problem
• Portland absentee ballots available tomorrow
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• Pharmacist pleads not guilty to taking kickbacks
• Obama signs bill to keep government running
• Portland man sentenced for cocaine trafficking
• Cache of heroin found in Maine State Prison store
• Little Lads popcorn maker expands production
• Deaths of young harbor seals investigated
• Snowe, Michaud at center of trade debate
• Bill Nemitz: Finally, it's a purpose both sides agree on
• Man dies in Biddeford fire
• Gorham rezones 24 acres for business
• Alfred man gets 35 years in bomb-making case
• In Focus: Verdict fails to solve murder's core mystery
• Arson suspect to stay jailed
• Group: Reject proposals to build casino, racinos
• Protesters stay put
• City bus system needs fixing, say mayor hopefuls
• One person dead, eight people homeless in Biddeford fire
• Former Claw may be heading East
• Inaccurate nozzles worsen pain at pumps
• How Do You Like Them Apple Chips?
• Christie will sit out presidential race
• Fatal fire in Biddeford
• Lawmakers submit 300 bills, fewer than average, for January session
• Board to decide fate of wind project today
• 2 Maine projects get border commission grants
• Bernanke: Recovery close to faltering
• Obama knocks Cantor, prods GOP on jobs bill
• A faster, more powerful iPhone
• NYC East River chopper crash kills 1; 4 rescued
• Scarborough figure skater wins New England title
• St. Joseph's College names interim president
• Student voters urged to get driver's license
• Amanda Knox, family head home to Seattle
• New NYA headmaster to be installed tomorrow
• 4 airports try lower-hassle screening
• Portland protesters continue to 'occupy'
• 3 win Nobel for showing universe is speeding up
• Ballot Measure 34-193 – Beaverton School District local option levy
• Down East school employee charged with child porn
• Gas pumps found to be overcharging motorists
• Anti-casino group sets up PAC, targets ballot questions
• Heating oil starts season 84 cents higher than year ago
• Check out Graduate Admissions' Open House on Tuesday, October 11
• Maine board to decide on Down East wind farm
• Christie: 'Now is not my time' for White House bid
• Underwear bomb suspect starts trial with outburst
• Teen killed in crash following football game
• Judge upholds $100K bail for accused arsonist
• SMMC donates house to Biddeford Housing Authority
• 19 Colby students charged during party
• Senate confirms Torresen as U.S. District Court judge for Maine
• St. Andrew's and St. Leo's up for sale
• Portland protesters adding their voices
• Portland Museum of Art calendar List - October/November 2011
• Caravan of Thieves: Halloween Freakfest
• In Focus: Amanda Knox walks
• Cape may add paid paramedic for daytime calls
• Council rejects extension for referendum petitions
• Falmouth expanding computer-use review
• Fewer Maine schools meeting targets
• Mayoral hopefuls debate role of arts
• N.Y. protesters hope to blaze national trail
• Students in the Community This Fall
• Traffic stop leads to Cape burglaries
• Site walk fails to sway Black Point Park foes
• Paraplegic boater 'put himself last' to save lives
• Laureate dies before hearing of honor
• Woman facing arson charges in court today
• Staff exodus raises questions of Bachmann's viability
• Telescope peers into dawn of cosmos
• NYPD spying on Muslims targeted
• Former Maine Senator George Mitchell to speak in Portland
• Report: States' laws could make it harder for 5 million to vote in 2012
• Lawmakers, fishermen criticize oversight
• Protesters march to USM
• Windham mill owner wants extension from DEP
• Wall Street protesters dress as zombies
• Conviction overturned, Knox to go free
• ER doc: Jackson physician never mentioned propofol
• Paraplegic skipper credited in boat tragedy
• Gotten any personal letters lately? Didn't think so
• Navy contracts mean revenue stability for Bath
• Richmond boy in critical condition
• Wanted: One stately tree for holidays
• Coalition: Studies support same-day voter registration
• Avg. Maine gasoline price drops 6.2 cents
• Slain soldier's family meets Pentagon officials
• Calls soar for aid with asylum applications
• Railroad attraction may make Gray home
• Arrests don't deter Wall Street protesters
• Israel welcomes proposal to resume peace talks
• It rains runners at Maine Marathon
• Homeless vets make fresh start
• Augusta fire chief, city manager seek fireworks ban
• More than 1 in 10 parents skip, delay shots
• Marijuana cookie case goes before Massachusetts court
• Boy badly burned in Richmond blaze
• In Focus: Fan feels supreme love for highest court
• NOAA chief defends fishing management system
• Police searching for hit and run driver
• Rezoning on agenda for South Gorham
• Town may weigh more senior housing
• Danish 'fat tax' targets comfort food
• Court likely to rule on health overhaul
• Greek deficit projected at 8.5 percent of GDP
• Pirates win exhibition finale, 2-0
• Woman hurt in ATV accident in Dover-Foxcroft
• True clinches road racing crown with runner-up finish
• Caribou man wins Maine Marathon
• Coastal flooding expected south of Portland today
• Expanded jetport opens to passengers today
• Fryeburg Fair kicks off for 161st year
• Maine Marathon runners brave rainy conditions
• When Maine went dry
• Police arrest more than 700 in Wall Street demonstration
• Standish woman charged in three arsons
• State team will try to compost unused medication
• 'Bath salts' epidemic like 'a freight train'
• Mystery lingers after California ravine plunges
• Obama criticizes GOP over gay troops
• Volunteers help to keep Mexican restaurant running
• A sense of belonging
• Work inspired by 9/11 recognized
• Republicans ask: Who can defeat Barack Obama?
• Two children, parents killed while fleeing Libyan city
• U.S. drone likely killed key al-Qaida bombmaker
• Political chaos in Yemen playing into al-Qaida's hands
• Internet trolls can't always hide identities
• Somalis kidnap French woman in Kenya, speed away in boats
• Karzai gives up on Taliban talks
• NATO's Libyan mission nears end
• ATV fatalities drive home importance of safety gear
• Choosing where to wield the budget ax
• Fulbright Scholar will go to Bhutan, study happiness
• Auburn to host New England Ghost Conference
• WMPG's Begathon is in full swing. Tune in and pledge!
• Coast Guard rescues fisherman off Maine coast
• Deaf Culture Festival today on Mackworth Island
• Pirates get five players from Coyotes
• Woman sentenced in mobile home sales thefts
• LePage: Maine targets unemployment fraud
• US general sees end to Libya mission
• Standish woman arrested for arson
• UPDATE: Oxford Plains races postponed until Oct. 15
• Kennedys to mark charity anniversary in Maine
• LePage to attend Big E fair in Massachusetts
• Street fair marks end of NH-Maine bridge
• Funds secured for Biddeford land purchase
• Portland gives first lady mainly warm welcome
• Jackson plans lab in Connecticut
• A call for lasting change
• Banks generate uproar as fees replace free for cards, accounts
• Children find father in ravine along with body of missing man
• Second typhoon slams Philippines in a week
• Man dies when boat sinks
• Suspect in 1980 killing appears before judge
• Ideas for buttoning up
• Obama uses high-risk tactics against terrorists
• Vendors fight city ban on raw milk at farmers markets
• In Focus: Wall Street sit-in takes bull by the horns
• State contract talks continuing
• Man dies after boat sinks off Cape Porpoise
• Electrical problems delay cruise ship's departure
• Friday Brainteaser
• It's official: Francona's out
• First lady: Election will decide<br>'who we are as a country'
• Jackson Lab planning<br>$1.1B facility at UConn
• Saco police raid Mainely Stoves, seize records
• 8 employees of Mexican restaurants facing charges
• Medic: Info from Jackson's doctor didn't add up
• Canadian Arctic ice shelves shrink dramatically
• Study: New England beef markets not yet feasible
• Incomes fall for first time<br>in nearly two years
• Obama praises killing of al-Awlaki
• Deaths in recent races prompt triathlon review
• 2 Cumberland residents in serious condition after crash
• Francona on radar for White Sox?
• Update: Hiker dies after trail rescue
• Calif. man survives for days after car plunges off cliff
• Prominent al-Qaida cleric believed killed in Yemen
• Augusta car dealers dial down noise
• Megaberth concerns: Too shallow for big ships?
• Forefront developers consider adding outdoor amphitheater
• First lady visits Maine today
• Panel offers two fixes for Clean Election
• Small town, growing film festival
• Wheels up for jetport's new terminal
• City business group votes to change name
• Garden party for former first lady
• Windham councilor takes his own life
• Germany's lawmakers OK bailout expansion
• LePage: Merge natural resource departments
• Most giant asteroids identified
• Bodyguard says Jackson's doctor scooped up medicine
• Portland superintendent wants to hire more staff
• U.S. Capitol police react to Onion hostage satire
• Maine panel gets less-than-rosy economic report
• Popular Gardiner pastor under investigation
• First lady a not-so-secret campaign weapon
• LePage pitches plan to merge departments
• U.S. fugitive killer lived openly in Africa
• Windham councilor dies of apparent suicide
• Vt. thanking homebound National Guard units
• New England air quality improved in 2011
• Eastland Park Hotel may close for renovation
• Kennebunkport dedicates Barbara Bush garden
• Horizon Christian volleyball continues to grow together in sophomore season
• Teen trying to avoid deer is killed in crash
• CEOs of big companies foresee less hiring
• Chipotle to open location in Westbrook
• Arby's site on Forest Ave. sold to credit union
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• Teen killed in ATV accident
• National Semiconductor says it won't cut jobs here
• Medical pot dispensary to open in Hallowell
• Sox knocked off
• Discovery Concert: Symphony Spooktacular
• Walk Among the Shadows IV: Souls at Sea
• Claude Kirk, whose election began GOP mastery of Tallahassee, is dead
• Arrest made in 1980 slaying
• Sewer gases blamed in deaths of workers
• Auto sales could boost Cuban economy
• Eastern Trail gap bridged
• Mother to admit she killed son, filing says
• In Focus: Suicide 'fame' concerns experts
• On part of I-95, get ready for vapor trails
• As N.H. population ages, expect a 'silver tsunami'
• Freeport incumbent on ballot
• Fajita Grill customers help restaurant reopen
• Town official's blood alcohol nearly twice legal limit
• La Salle Prep holds off North Marion in a not so clean game of girls soccer
• Police shut down Route 1 in Saco for hours
• Democratic candidates for HD1 to speak at Washington County Public Affairs Forum
• Next week: 75 mph north of Bangor on I-95
• Autopsies show sewer gas killed<br>workers in Kennebunkport
• Bridgton volunteer arrested on sex charges
• Cantaloupe illnesses, deaths expected to rise
• LePage: Investor group finalizes purchase of 2 mills
• Report: EPA cut corners on climate finding
• 26 states appeal health care law to Supreme Court
• Anson homicide victim's family was <br>still suffering from mystery of unsolved killing
• Man arrested in 31-year-old unsolved Anson homicide
• Quimby buys 11,291 more acres near Baxter
• Eastern Trail bridge opens over turnpike
• Tractor Supply Co. breaks ground in Windham
• Freeport councilor stays on Nov. 8 ballot
• Fajita Grill reopens, with a little help from friends
• Tips for ebook readers
• Warren library sold to Adventist church
• ICE announces criminal immigrant roundup
• Shutdown averted, but deep differences linger
• Former Searsport teacher sentenced in sex case
• Texas mother to plead guilty in son's death
• Autopsies under way for men found in sewage tank
• Youth league ranks Portland mayoral choices
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• Turner man sentenced for cocaine distribution
• 11 employees of Mexican eateries being held in jail
• 4 Augusta buildings set for capital redevelopment
• LePage changes tack on Maine labor mural
• Cruise ship departs 'megaberth' early in response to astronomical low tide
• This Week at The Portland Museum of Art: September 26 - October 2, 2011
• Autopsies may help pinpoint what killed<br>two workers found in Maine tank
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• Site found for Portland pot dispensary
• Steve Solloway: Young Red Sox fans don't know true despair
• Michael Jackson an eerie presence as trial opens
• His message resonated in Florida, Herman Cain says
• Westbrook police ease fears of racial profiling in restaurant raids
• Firm: Move truck-train crash suit to Maine
• Sox hold off Orioles, stay tied for wild card
• 'Bath salt' users face tougher penalties in Maine
• Maine Senate confirms LePage nominees
• Maine's late vote sign-ups: GOP foes do it too
• Ines De Costa, inspired Chef Emeril, dies at 79
• Legislators make deal to reshuffle two Maine congressional districts
• U.S. Senate vote for Maine judge planned next week
• Health insurance costs climb this year
• Registering to vote for the November primary in Washington County
• Marijuana dispensary picks site in downtown Portland
• Sweetser gives Saco firefighters new extrication tool
• Berwick to get its first off-road trail
• UNE teams with SMMC to expand Saco clinic
• 40-year sentence for killings of Maine couple
• Sewage tank victims<br>identified in Kennebunkport
• Falmouth residents give input on 2011 survey
• Doc's defense: Jackson gave himself fatal dose
• Longtime fugitive U.S. hijacker caught in Portugal
• Senate confirms all of LePage's nominees
• Fla. couple sentenced for mailing oxycodone to Maine
• Coalition releases list of Republicans using same-day registration
• Legislature passes re-districting compromise
• Wright Express launches<br>construction fuel index
• More Americans skipping medical care to save money
• Survey: Health insurance costs surge in 2011
• Inspectors dangle from Washington Monument
• Racino backers launch ad campaign
• Peabody Center getting $930K for housing plan
• Pickup driver checking on squirrel slams SUV
• Dog put in quarantine after biting 6-year-old
• Senate poised to confirm LePage nominees
• Legislature set to vote on 'bath salts' bill
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• Senate nears vote on U.S. District Court nominee
• Common Ground Country Fair drew over 59,000
• Report blames trucker in fatal accident
• 'Erasing the Fore'
• BIW wins contract, in line for second ship
• Fireworks spark Westbrook debate
• Man killed by police was depressed, sister says
• Rowdy South Portland residents may face penalties
• Freeport councilor's nomination papers challenged
• Falmouth: Poor work, not age bias, led to firing
• Collins digs in against USDA's plan to pare potatoes from school lunches
• Deal reached to avoid federal shutdown
• Turnpike authority slashes budget for travel spending
• In Focus: Solyndra's failed flight was too high, too fast
• Not everyone likes Facebook changes
• Jury rules in favor of brain institute
• Committee endorses LePage pick to run DEP
• Health plan disappoints Maine Democrats
• State bonding bills focus on investment
• Redistricting deal elusive as legislative deadline nears
• GOP group at Berkeley puts parody in bake sale
• Maine DHHS tries to pass test it has failed since '05
• Maine panel details health care exchange
• Young Voters formally endorse Marshall for mayor
• Thousands of cruise ship passengers arriving this week
• Cornelius recall election to be held tomorrow
• Westbrook police search for missing woman
• Police: Trucker distracted, speeding before train collision
• Dead Sea Scrolls go online
• Obama defends push to raise taxes on rich
• Living people to appear on US stamps
• On spending, Congress can't agree on easy stuff
• Erasing the Fore: Workers begin<br>removing sculpture
• DEP nominee sails through confirmation hearing
• Police probe stabbing in Livermore Falls
• All things agricultural get their day in the sun
• Police kill man who shot at neighbors
• Petitioners could get extra time
• Upside: Gasoline prices in decline
• Senator: OnStar violates former customers' privacy
• As need increases, Pet Food Pantry makes plea for help
• Utility is wild card in Cape Wind deal
• UMA praised for its outreach to vets
• In Focus: Nevada mining hub doubts gold rush will linger
• Freed American hikers describe ordeal
• Hearing to focus on suspect's statements
• NASA seeks Mainer's input into travel on Mars
• Old building, new view
• Cynicism growing in slain N.H. girl's hometown
• Westport Island fire causes heavy damage to home
• Sox crumble again, wild-card lead down to 1/2 game
• UPDATE: Police ID Farmingdale shooting suspect
• More bite for some dog rules?
• College Football power rankings - week 5
• Obama takes jobs talk to West Coast
• Portland singer looks toward new life path
• Bills come back, stun Patriots
• Woman dies after car rolls over in Littleton
• Cumberland County Fair's 140th year begins
• Four hurt in two accidents
• Challenge to Maine GOP vote strategy threatened
• Coyotes send three players to Pirates
• Texting while driving ban to start this week
• 2 hikers released from Iranian prison back in the US
• Man from Union electrocuted
• LePage proclaims day of remembrance for murder victims
• Oysters take center stage at today's festival
• Oregon Ducks roll over Arizona Wildcats
• LaMichael James sets new Oregon single-game rushing mark in win over Arizona
• An eye to history: BIW has faced fluctuations, downturns in the past
• An eye to diversify: Shipyard open to possibilities
• Assessing the future for Bath Iron Works
• LaMichael James now the all-time Oregon rushing TD leader
• Surprise takes WWII veteran back to old heights
• In Maine, gambling landscape a free-for-all
• Obama plan would put small dent in jobless rate
• Putin's return to presidency likely
• Pope rallies Germans on traditional values
• Yemen leader's forces kill at least 40 protesters
• Two federal agencies weigh new rules for electronics recycling
• Florida millionaire convicted of murdering wife
• As residents drink, Mexico City sinks
• Satellite plunges into Pacific Ocean
• In Focus: Reno area rallies in three crises
• Injury report: Oregon at Arizona
• Fake messages create stir for chef
• Collins calls for 'timeout' on regulations
• Nominations open for health care award
• A big day for a little fish
• Profiling the Cabinet: In a position to help businesses
• Collins: 'Timeout' on federal regulations would help economy
• Cheverus rolls to 4-0 record
• Satellite likely in ocean, but may have hit US
• Bangor Daily News to cut jobs
• Cumberland Fair 2011 – September 25-October 1
• Breast cancer bracelets put kids in hot water
• Police continue to search for clues in Elena Lozada's death
• Lincoln County eligible for post-Irene aid
• Biddeford's annual chalk festival postponed
• Portland police investigate pharmacy robbery
• Benedict Arnold's march events reenacted in Pittston
• Thousands of Mainers walk to end Alzheimer's
• Maine Maritime homecoming this weekend
• Common Ground fair starts today in Unity
• In Focus: Time to revisit Einstein physics?
• Palestine's president calls for statehood
• GOP may force through redistricting
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• Candidates for mayor woo voters at 'speed dating' forum
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• Eateries raided; owners charged
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• Fed to shift $400B in holdings to boost economy
• Summers reveals voter fraud investigation results
• Sub arrives at Portsmouth yard for upgrades
• Burst pipe blows hole in women's locker room
• Iran releases 2 Americans jailed as spies
• Obama to U.N.: No shortcut to peace in Middle East
• Armed Services chairman: Cuts could mean draft
• Mother of NH girl separating from husband
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• Bus driver charged with sex assault on Kittery child
• Biddeford student scores: still below average
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• Historic YMCA building to be demolished in Augusta
• Downeaster rail improvement funds announced
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• Slide show: UNE presents Morton awards to outstanding women
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• The chapter closes for 'don't ask, don't tell'
• Papelbon, Red Sox falter
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• Suit alleges racial bias at DeCoster egg farms in Maine
• Two juveniles charged with setting fire to vacant pizza shop
• Ex-Afghan leader killed by bomber
• Panel backs bill to let big trucks on interstates
• Neighbors move to block Yarmouth subdivision
• Baltimore Ravens sign DT Ngata to 5-year extension
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• Six LePage nominees nearing confirmation
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• Biddeford to host competition for young entrepreneurs
• Sen. Collins, colleagues applaud<br>end of 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell'
• Repeal of gay ban causing few waves in military
• Turnpike Exit 48 at Riverside to close for paving
• Oxford casino chooses Las Vegas partner
• Unprofessional conduct fine upheld against lawyer
• 22 awarded MacArthur 'genius grants'
• Fact check: Are rich taxed less than secretaries?
• Fired building inspector sues Falmouth officials
• Palestinians continue effort to seek UN membership
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• Portland Council endorses Civic Center bond
• Proposed OOB skate park seeks site approval
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• Biddeford officials to take up graffiti ordinance
• Fire engulfs Waterville apartment building
• Arguments for racinos<br>trotted out in Maine
• Portland prohibits explosive fireworks
• South Portland backs zoning changes for Willard Square
• Cumberland, Falmouth explore no-train whistle zones
• Letters needed to OHA regarding increased OMMP fees, example attached
• Peaks Island sewer expansion approved
• In Focus: Obama: 'This is not class warfare'
• Pentagon: Ready for gay ban repeal
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• Dolores Hope, widow of comedian Bob Hope, dies at 102
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• Suspect to be arraigned in fatal Anson shooting
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• Man given 10-year sentence in sex case
• Dozens of Colby College partiers face alcohol charges
• Maine architects look to make over misfit street
• Poll: Most doubt they'll strike it rich
• Obama plan splits Maine delegation
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• Obama proposal comes to aid of Postal Service
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• College Football power rankings - week 4
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• Wayside to hold food drive to replenish bare shelves
• Boston's AL wild-card lead shrinks again
• Feds reverse decision, award grant to Fort Kent group
• Scarborough town council chairwoman charged with drunken driving
• Coast Guard chopper flies mariner to hospital
• Obama endorses ending one day of mail delivery
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• Dozens at Colby face alcohol-related charges
• EPA fines S. Portland chemical company $151K
• Trucker killed in Amtrak crash may have been on phone
• Obama announces debt plan built on taxing rich
• Racino proponents kick off Yes on 2 campaign
• Death toll for Reno air crash rises to 10
• Pentagon: Ready for gay ban repeal Tuesday
• Flu vaccine now widely available in Maine
• LifeFlight helicopter to transport Naples crash victim
• Living off the grid
• Court throws out 17-year Padilla terror sentence
• Avg. Maine gasoline price drops 4.6 cents
• FBI: Violent crime down by 6% last year
• Maine poet laureate to read in D.C.
• Fatal plane crash in Greenville under investigation
• Police: Seat belts saved teens in crash
• LePage to tout natural gas for Maine
• Five Mainers honored for Navy submarine service
• Class distinctions: Where boy doesn't meet girl
• Walk to Cure Diabetes: Raising funds, hope for kids
• Turning your passion into cold hard cash
• In Focus: Great divide between GOP front-runners
• Breaks give back as much as U.S. gets in tax money
• Two injured, two flee Lebanon crash scene
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• Patients breathe easier when nurse arrives
• Two rescued after canoe overturns in Saco River
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• Business group favors new name
• Reward of $14,300 offered to find woman's killer
• Book lovers flock to Borders on last day
• British Treasury chief cracks down on wealthy
• GOP accuses Obama of class warfare
• Town to vote on new garage, athletic field
• LaMarcus Aldridge not heading overseas if lockout continues
• Former Wiscasset pizza shop destroyed by fire
• DeFazio, Dems, fight for fairness, propose tax increase on rich
• Major compromise close, Texas to Pac-12 gaining traction
• Oregon Ducks return to AP Top Ten
• College of the Atlantic gets $1M agriculture grant
• Walk to Cure Diabetes draws Collins, big crowd to Back Cove
• New England general stores hardly general these days
• Busy week for cruise ships
• Pilot recovering from Ultralight crash
• Two injured, two reported missing from Lebanon car accident
• Strong earthquake hits northeastern India
• ACC adds Pittsburgh, Syracuse from Big East
• Maine crews return home after helping in Vermont
• Maine groups getting $1M in grant money
• Toll from prescription drugs climbs to deadly new high
• Oxford casino rolling along
• Shedding some light on a Maine icon
• Restoring the Penobscot
• Salmon's return means much to tribe
• Madison testing the heat of the night
• Death toll from crash at air race climbs to nine
• In pilot program, cameras monitor catches
• Site that hosted Cold War radar to be sold online
• Charles Percy, former Illinois senator, dies at 91
• Mondale daughter, 51, dies of cancer
• Kara Kennedy, cancer survivor, is dead at 51
• UAW and GM reach deal on tentative labor agreement
• Iranian official hints at release of two Americans in 'near future'
• Gadhafi loyalists dig in, fight on
• In Focus: Crash brings calls to end Reno air races
• A former Mainer, murder suspect was drawn to drugs, demons, violence
• Maine roads, bridges in revenue sinkhole
• Cornish restaurant's cup runneth over with visit by Bruins' esteemed Stanley
• N.H. group finalizes deal to buy idled Maine mills
• Maine Streets: Fort Kent
• Hometowns of those in Raymond crash released
• Tradition of giving back leads Roosevelt's granddaughter to Goodwill
• Oldest child of late Sen. Ted Kennedy dies
• Stanley Cup coming to Maine
• Twenty-five lighthouses open for public viewing
• A Totally RAD Night in Portland – Amy St. Laurent Foundation Fundraiser – Friday, September 23, 2011
• Friends: Pilot in Reno crash was skilled airman
• Maine has highway funding worries too
• Hundreds expected at garlic fest on Mount Desert
• LePage touts job creation in weekly radio address
• Request for lease extension ignites debate on fate of Maine State Pier
• N.J. blog writer acquitted after urging 'take up arms'
• Plane plunges into crowd, killing pilot, two others
• Pot grower admits killing man
• Book paints portrait of a dysfunctional White House
• Undercover video figure describes his inspiration
• Plenty of fish in the sea
• Need to call the cops? There's an app for that
• Violent crimes drop 12 percent in United States
• N.J. man sentenced in UMF shooting
• In Focus: Navy to upgrade gay WWII vet's discharge
• Augusta officials support a tax break for planned pipeline
• Man charged with murder two years after fatal shooting
• Coast Guard searching Casco Bay after 'mayday' call
• Libyan fighters attack Gadhafi's key strongholds
• Abbas will take Palestinians' quest to U.N.
• Music to Maine's ears
• UMF president says she'll retire June 30
• ATV riders reminded to stay off Eastern Trail
• Leaders try 'to inspire hope' in Maine
• Republican candidates for HD1 to speak at the Washington County Forum
• Man injured, car catches fire in Raymond accident
• If you're feeling poorer, that's because you are
• Remains in Southwest Harbor likely those of missing man
• Auburn man sentenced for bankruptcy fraud
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• Maine unemployment rate dips to 7.6 percent
• BEP approves lower turbine noise standards
• Maine getting $13M for small business loans
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• Police end four-hour standoff in Whitefield
• Spy satellite chief's blunt talk is an eye-opener
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• Tonight's Jonny Lang show at State postponed
• Portland History : Scandinavian Communities
• Obama signs 1st major patent law change since '52
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• Disaster aid to help pay for repairs
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• Town's 'eyesore' going away
• Cemetery to leave shadow of Funtown
• Medal recipient rode 'straight into the line of fire'
• History comes out of hiding
• Consultant: System for mayor vote tally is easy
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• Sanford eyed as site for clinic
• Victim advocate helped 'fight the beast'
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• Group poised to buy idled Maine mills
• Sides gear up for ballot fight on fate of registration law
• Administration ignored loan warnings
• Panel calls for end to subsidies for teachers
• LePage bill would toughen 'bath salts' penalties
• FDA cautions corn association on use of 'sugar' for syrup
• Washington teachers defy court, vote to continue school walkout
• BIW's parent signs destroyer contracts
• Boehner rejects idea of tax increases
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• In Focus: Grab a mask: 'Contagion' mostly true to life
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• New Falmouth school to host open house
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• Budget-cutting panel continues quest for $25M
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• Kittery marina owner to seek damages from wakes
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• Panel: BP bears most blame for spill
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• UMaine announces business plan competition
• Report: BP ultimately responsible
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• Feature Obituary: Allen 'Mike' Brown, 81, longtime National Fisherman columnist
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• Endorsing Portland mayoral candidates not so simple
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• In Focus: High court to hear jail strip-search case
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• Census: US poverty rate swells to nearly 1 in 6
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• Six vying for four council seats
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• UMaine falls short at Pitt
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• Power goes out in parts of southern Maine
• Three cruise ships will stop in Portland this weekend
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• Report: Marine Resources Dept. needs restructuring
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• Officials chase unconfirmed al-Qaida bomb threat
• LePage orders lowering of flags on 9/11
• Dow finishes week with 304-point plunge
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• LePage: Make acting DEP chief permanent
• Police: Howland man decapitates himself with cable
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• Pipes primed for primping
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• A lively weekend for Crustacean Nation
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• Downeaster fatal truck accident lawsuit
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• Piano teacher sentenced for sex assault
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• Challengers target incumbent in first mayoral debate
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• Registration law goes to referendum
• Lee soaks Northeast; 100,000 told to evacuate
• President challenges lawmakers on jobs plan
• 'It was a little bit of a fighting speech'
• Maine delegation has mixed reaction
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• Arson suspect could serve as his co-counsel
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• 400 workers getting the ax at FairPoint
• Biddeford digs deep for Jackman family
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• 'Credible but unconfirmed' terror threat under investigation
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• Rulings leave legality of health care mandate unclear
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• Obama asks $450 billion to boost jobs, put cash in pockets
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• Local fireworks rules in works
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• Voter rights referendum cleared for Nov. ballot
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• 100,000 evacuate as flood waters rise
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• Half of Auburn kindergartners get iPads
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• Chip Kelly dares top NCAA schools to play at Autzen Stadium
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• LePage helps launch effort against domestic violence
• Mayoral candidates' forum moved to bigger room
• Top of Chinese wealthy's<br>wish list? To leave China
• Police investigating Wales home invasion
• Historic Lewiston-Auburn depot to be renovated
• Court says no to rehearing in PAC reporting case
• Shocker: Power demand from US homes is falling
• S. Portland council to weigh iPad purchase tonight
• Analysis: Is getting back to even on jobs possible?
• Owner of Rumford paper mill files for Chapter 11
• Russian jet crash kills 43, many top hockey stars
• Biddeford to elect mayor, other officials in November
• Fire damages Raymond duplex, displaces residents
• Lee's remnants bring fresh flood worries to East
• Pentagon ups threat level at bases ahead of 9/11
• Biddeford votes to disband 'watchdog' building panel
• Quimby foundation acquires 965 more acres
• Road work under way on Fore St., Forest Ave.
• Sen. Collins maps next move in potato war
• Man charged with stealing 1,000 gallons of fuel
• Town has no water after resevoir empties
• Bath salts found in Fairfield
• DNA in coffee shop fire not client’s, says defense attorney
• Freeport retail is moving and shaking
• Lobster Bake Reminds Residents of the "Maine Thing" They Enjoy Eating: Fresh Caught Lobster!
• Idexx gets OK for $30 million building
• Mayoral Forum: Candidates, 15 of them, start defining positions
• Highway that lost bridges reopens
• Jugglers at MECA
• Parent and Family Weekends
• Mayoral Race 2011: Scrambling to be 16th on the ballot
• Lobbyists have ties to many on debt panel
• Woman jumps off Sagadahoc Bridge in Bath
• Poll: Would you sacrifice some liberty to fight terror?
• Woman hospitalized after jumping from Sagadahoc Bridge
• New year, new schools
• Turnpike: Labor Day was up, not down
• Gadhafi loyalists fleeing into Niger
• Poll shows Perry ahead, Bachmann fading for GOP
• Postal Service chief warns Congress agency is on 'the brink of default'
• Gunman kills 3 at Nevada restaurant
• Panel calls for stricter oversight of grants
• 8th Annual Black Frame Art Sale – Friday, September 9 – Merrill Auditorium
• Lucid Stage presents “So You Think You Can Mayor?” – Thursday, September 8
• Mayoral Mixer Fundraiser at Bayside Bowl – Wedesday, September 7
• Turnpike traffic up for Labor Day weekend
• Westbrook man charged with 2 pharmacy robberies
• Car fire slows traffic on I-295 in Freeport
• New elementary schools open in Portland, Falmouth
• Woman found dead in submerged car in Lamoine
• PMA chief curator leaving for Shelburne Museum
• Maine getting $1M federal grant to fix roads, bridges
• Convoys of Gadhafi loyalists flee Libya
• Stocks fall sharply as Europe worries deepen
• Poll: OK to trade some freedoms to fight terrorism
• Former Maine inmate charged in incident at adult video store
• Maine DOT crews depart to help Vermont
• Lawmakers question Maine energy alliance head
• Coast Guard rescues man whose kayak overturned
• LePage declares hunger month in Maine
• Deadline near for voter registration question
• Avg Maine gasoline price rises 3.6 cents
• Logging truck kills horse, rolls over
• Portland firefighters respond to chemical spill at treatment plant
• Big contracts are next step for natural gas pipeline
• Maine unions rally<br>to preserve workers' rights
• No rules guide Mainers on arsenic in their wells
• Classic camps: Wayne tour offers a trip back in time
• Obama urges GOP: Put jobs, workers first
• St. Petersburg shelter gives homeless hope
• Wall Street braces after markets around world sink
• Westbrook downtown bypass enters the homestretch
• Veterans dismayed over Maine clinic's closing
• Offshore wind turbine research in Maine gets boost
• N.H. rapist faces 54-year term
• Scores of Somali children dying every day
• Congress returns amid sinking polls
• Did hackers, Iran cooperate to invade online privacy?
• Sarah Palin encourages united opposition to Obama
• Radar maps ruins of gladiator school in Austria
• Sea Dogs end season with a loss
• Southbound tourist exodus ties up turnpike traffic
• Portland police investigate Forest Ave. stabbing
• Westbrook man arrested in theft of pills
• UMaine will use $3 million to study windmills
• Permanent post-Irene road fixes may have to wait
• Maine's newest high school opens Tuesday
• Pakistan arrests top al-Qaida operative
• Shipyard marking treaty anniversary today
• Miles the Moose saying goodbye to motorists
• More than 39,000 still lack power after Irene
• Mainers celebrating Labor Day
• Hurricane Katia could affect East Coast
• Sea Dogs offer fans a kernel of Americana
• For technician, working on furnaces not always a blast
• Oh, Canada, you rate
• Study examines link between IQ of kids, arsenic
• Maine a mecca for gay couples
• Typhoon Talas leaves 20 dead, strands 3,600 as Japan floods
• New chefs sue schools over job prospects
• New supernova is no flash in the pan
• LABOR DAY: Numbers mask jobless plight
• Firefighters invite public to convention to commemorate Sept. 11
• A record battering at the hands of nature
• Tweeter faces charges after kidnap report causes panic
• Egypt takes action on tunnels to Gaza
• Official sees need to battle graffiti
• Talks collapse over surrender of Gadhafi stronghold
• Wayward penguin gets ticket home
• New Orleans' levees hold amid deluge
• Town officials oppose trade agreement with Vietnam
• Dogs lose, will finish with franchise-worst record
• Cornstalks transform Hadlock into field of dreams for Sea Dogs
• Obama pledges federal help for Irene recovery
• Massachusetts man hurt in ATV accident in Maine
• Maine court to hear appeal in suit against priest
• Man arrested in Beech Ridge Motor Speedway break-ins
• Deadly Turner car crash under investigation
• Maine takes a breather from bonds, not so in towns
• South Bridgton Road reopened after collision
• College scholarship program hits milestone
• Maine Maritime training ship skipper appointed
• Animal Refuge League Paws In The Park & Furry Friends 5K Race
• Man killed in Mars Hill collision
• Former Gitmo detainee killed in raid
• GOP rivals hit crucial stretch in campaign
• Study: Junk foods easily accessible to Maine children
• Haitian quake camps: Baby boom triggers new crisis in tent cities
• Heat aid up in air as costs, cold loom
• Maine bridges act their age
• Tap chancing: Brew lovers get best shot at hoppiness
• Startup will offer expertise in digital media frontier
• Arsenic in Maine: Threat from below
• Matchmaking rabbi pairs gays with lesbians
• Documents show CIA worked closely with Gadhafi's intelligence services
• Fighters close in on a Gadhafi stronghold
• Heavy rain, strong winds batter Gulf Coast
• N.C. nursing home murderer spared death penalty
• Are we losing patience with the jobless?
• Landowners can get paid to save habitat
• Where's Paul? Governor keeps Mainers in the dark
• Cheverus opens defense of title with a big win
• Preview: Oregon vs. LSU
• Friday Brainteaser
• Bruins' goalie brings Stanley Cup to Vermont
• Inaugural brew fest underway
• Maine study finds unhealthful foods pervasive
• Police: Auburn man shot in buttocks
• Maine museum holds vintage motorcycle show
• Portland Symphony Orchestra Designer Show House Open September 10 – October 2
• Weekly radio address: LePage touts teacher development program
• Obama backs off pollution reduction
• City makes a push for preschool
• In Focus: Book about dieting teen has rhyme, no reason
• Fatal Harrison crash caused by plane running out of fuel
• Castro remains out of sight, fueling usual death rumors
• Library of Congress show worth checking out today
• Governor won't go on trade mission
• Power companies defend Irene response
• Floods threaten Vermont tourism
• Copper thieves hitting homes, CMP
• Economy teeters as jobs flatline
• Wood water pipe sheds more light
• Entire archive of U.S. cables put on website by WikiLeaks
• Turkey retaliates against Israel for raid on flotilla
• Tropical Storm Lee heads for Louisiana coast
• 'Mondo Cane' moviemaker is dead at 91
• Movie Night! Forks Over Knives Vitally Entertaining
• LePage cancels trade mission to S. America
• 200 from Maine Guard to help Vt. recovery
• Feds sue biggest US banks over risky mortgages
• Lee heads for land; Katia hurricane again
• Racino question to top Nov. 8 referendum ballot
• Tidal power firm seeks pilot project license
• Seats still available! Call 207-780-4344 now to reserve.
• U.S. hiring dries up in August
• Japanese delegation to visit Portland next week
• Fatal plane crash blamed on running out of gas
• Acton man allegedly furnished pot to babysitters
• Police still investigating voter database breach
• Defense seeks to move Chelsea corruption trial
• Obama halts controversial EPA regulation
• CMP: Power outages down to 700
• Saco crash snarls morning traffic
• Keyboard calendars are here! Now I know what day it is. Thank you Kelly and USM...
• Destroyer leaves discord behind
• Pit bull thefts raise fears of dog fighting ring
• Labor Day weekend traffic forecast
• Seafood companies travel to China on trade mission
• Portland Pirates 65 Roses 5k Run/Walk to benefit Cystic Fibrosis
• Hard times for 'second family'
• Still in the dark . . . and really tired of living like pioneers
• Nuclear no-man's land has one man left
• Thief steals money intended to aid victims of Japan tsunami
• Police arrest freed felon, seize gun, drugs
• Central Maine on course to restore power to all its customers
• In Yarmouth, group becomes school partner
• United Way drives to fill food pantries
• Carrabassett bridges on fast track
• Nuclear plants' quake worthiness worrying experts
• Gadhafi issues fiery TV broadcast from hiding
• Ranking the best NBA players from the Claws
• Horizon Christian girls soccer understands the heart of worship
• Couple arrested on Congress St.,<br>charged with dealing heroin, crack
• Thousands of Mainers still without Internet and electricity
• Vt. recovery makes headway, but woes remain
• Saco considers another offer on old fire station
• Gasoline prices close to U.S. record for Labor Day
• Irene cleanup continues as eyes turn to Katia
• Newest Navy destroyer sails away from BIW
• Madison mill escapes new owner's ax
• US counterterror chief: Al-Qaida on the ropes
• Food donations sought today in Portland
• back to school
• White House creates website for online petitions
• Infrastructure bank could be part of jobs package
• Judge hears convicted killer's DNA request
• Maine, NH, Vt. get poor marks for rural roads
• AT&T pledges no job cuts at Oakland call center
• Ventilation flaws linked to two carbon monoxide deaths
• 6 strategies to beat workout boredom
• Old Town raid leads to arrests for bath salts
• Sebago storms back
• Human remains found in Southwest Harbor
• Almanac: Winter to be wet and stormy
• Isolated Carrabassett to get temporary bridges on Tuesday
• Obama calls for session to talk jobs
• MFA Alum Curates Judy Taylor Exhibition
• Oregon Ducks 2011 season prediction
• Irene fails to dampen Labor Day predictions
• Swimmer grateful for strokes of inspiration
• Monument Square crafts market mulled
• Innkeeper defends rejection of Canadians
• In Focus: In Vermont town, nothing to do but wait
• Portland seeks input on benches for trail
• Government moves to block AT&T, T-Mobile merger
• Groups hope to block plan to pipe crude oil
• Time Warner's cable and internet service back online
• Couple who died from CO poisoning identified
• Sebago Lake State Park to open this weekend
• Economic development group lands $375K grant
• Boehner to Obama: Address Congress Sept. 8 instead
• The annual School of Law Constitution Day Lecture will be given by Northeastern...
• East Coast struggling to recover from Irene
• CMP: About 40,000 still without power
• 2 York County judges nominated to Superior Court
• Maine group raises concerns about tar sands oil
• Documentary: Last-minute doubts on bin Laden raid
• Feds sue to block AT&T, T-Mobile merger
• Portland's assistant city manager resigns
• Republicans may push own redistricting plan
• President Selma Botman greeting the men's soccer team last Saturday. For informa...
• Raymond offering $500 reward to nab tree-cutter
• Police hunt Hannaford pharmacy robber
• Sebago State Park may open for Labor Day weekend
• Lewiston call center to add 200 jobs
• Fire kills man in Westbrook
• Canadian family turned away at inn, taken in by local man
• In western Maine, waiting to do the 'lights on' dance ...
• Generator fumes kill two people, sicken six in Maine
• Cursing jogger gets his day in court
• Bear hunting season kicks off in Maine
• This Week at the Portland Museum of Art: August 29 - September 5, 2011
• From the dust of Union Station,<br>Portland preservation arose
• In Irene's wake, 3 million customers still in the dark
• Maine panel backs Democratic congressional redistricting plan
• Maine groups seek $20,000 to deliver aid to Africa
• Even in Maine, Ramadan touched by the crisis in Somalia
• Maine panel reviews follow-through on audit findings
• Airlifts take food, water to cut-off Vt. towns
• Saint Joseph's College president resigns
• 88,000 still lack power; road crews make progress
• Raymond couple likely died of CO poisoning
• Conviction vacated for ex-leader of biker gang
• Portsmouth firm to buy mills in the Millinockets
• K'bunk town manager named Manager of the Year
• Portland police search for pharmacy robber
• Panel narrowly votes for Democratic redistricting plan
• Federal disaster fund running out of money
• Hunt for Gadhafi: Saddam all over again?
• Photos: Portland meets Portland
• Flooding isolates Sugarloaf, strands Quebec trucker
• Portland's mayoral race whittled to 16 candidates
• Gadhafi's wife, 3 children flee to Algeria
• After Irene: Outages reduced<br>as recovery begins in Maine
• Blast at Wyo. oil production site kills 3 workers
• Brunswick hopes to keep air shows going
• Recent murders prompt domestic violence bill
• Critics: Maine panel intent on 'dismantling' LURC
• Irene is a nightmare for Vermont, upstate New York
• Falmouth's tab to save on supplies: $16,400
• GOP jobs plan: Repeal regulations
• Schools' chief gives back three years of his salary in California
• Rescuers pull 22 from Chinese mine
• Russia will delay astronauts' return from orbiting station
• Portland food co-op stays true to its roots in new home
• In Irene's wake, Maine's Lakes Region is 'just a mess'
• Maine's high court ruling expands scuba divers' beach rights
• Two former city officials run for mayor in Saco
• DWTS lineup: Chaz Bono, Nancy Grace, Carson Kressley, David Arquette, Ricki Lake
• Wells fire damages seasonal boarding home for foreign exchange students
• 'Unschooling': Getting schools out of the way of learning
• Panelists expected to vote today on Maine redistricting plan
• Fire causes extensive damage to a home in Wiscasset
• LePage viewing storm damage in Carrabassett Valley
• Democrats submit 3rd redistricting proposal
• Construction to close I-295 ramps in Freeport tonight
• Field of 16 candidates for mayor as deadline passes
• Land use study panel appointments draw fire
• CMP: 137,000 still without power
• UPDATE: Sugarloaf says resort is now reachable by detour
• Windjammer festival won't include Navy frigate
• Most of Maine dodges Irene's worst
• Falling tree and utility pole miss one lucky deputy
• Biddeford HS must wait another week for test results
• Mainers worried about health care, survey shows
• Folk festival acts stuck in Maine give concert
• Former Bowdoin President Greason dies
• Acadia reopens roads, campgrounds
• Maine emergency officials assess Irene's wake
• Maine average gasoline price rises 1.5 cent
• Rich get richer as Mount Desert home values rise
• Does your job bug you? Try this one
• The force of nature
• Southern Saco River no flooding threat
• World markets rise after Fed chief's speech
• Public hearing on proposed shrimp fishery rules
• Irene leaves 171,000 still without power in Maine
• Pittsfield man dies after Palmyra crash
• Goodbye spiny dogfish til next year
• It's back to school at Maine universities
• Irene: Wet, deadly and expensive, but no monster
• After Irene, flood fears, some relief
• Beaches of southern Maine bring out storm watchers
• Woman swept away by rain-swollen river, feared drowned in Vermont
• 178,000 CMP customers without power courtesy of Irene
• Obama on Irene: 'This is not over'
• Indiana vouchers trigger public-school exodus
• More than 150,000 lose power in N.H.
• York County reacts to Irene
• Low rates mixed blessing for Mainers
• 'Green' school set to open in Falmouth
• After brain injury, Falmouth rabbi relearning life
• Irene weakens; flooding still a threat in the East
• More than 115,000 customers currently without power
• Old Orchard Beach closed to swimming for today
• River flooding forces Westbrook to close a section of East Bridge Street
• New York Stock Exchange ready for trading Monday
• 16 stay night at Portland shelter
• All Jetport flights canceled for today
• South Portland motorists encouraged to avoid Broadway today
• Maine businesses cash in on storm
• Maine man charged after crashing watercraft
• USM Ready for Hurricane Irene! See:
• Unusually quiet New York waits for Irene's worst
• State faces major threat from wind and flooding
• All of Maine now under tropical storm warning
• Bold response promised to Nigerian car bombing
• Startup offers its customers discount rate on electricity
• Air show booms, zooms and awes the crowd
• Tripoli faces major food, fuel shortages
• In Focus: Secrecy shrouds costs of Perry's travel
• Maine Maritime sailors – best in the U.S. – will unfurl skills and attitude in France
• Stetson Kennedy, who exposed Ku Klux Klan, dies at 94
• Meth in Mexico: A huge expansion
• As a fatal threat, it's not the wind, it's the water
• Illinois court dismisses 'bad mothering' lawsuit
• IMF chief: Europe, U.S. 'must act now' to save recovery
• Al-Qaida's No.2 killed in Pakistan, officials say
• Groups prepare to open hurricane shelters
• Old Port preps for Irene
• Most airlines cancel Jetport flights through Sunday
• LePage: 'Take precautions now'
• Former president to ride out storm in Kennebunkport
• US official: Al-Qaida's No. 2 killed in Pakistan
• Hurricane shelter to open tonight, no evacuations ordered
• UMaine reschedules field hockey game
• 3 Maine airports awarded $22 million in grants
• Hurricane Irene continues north toward New England
• Art show closes parts of Congress Street
• Irene begins to batter North Carolina
• Air show cancelled for Sunday
• Missouri Facebook law suffers pair of setbacks
• Man facing sex charge had served prison term
• Aeronautics for Mainers spotlighted at air show
• Army unit's night job in graveyard eerie, 'kind of sad'
• Idaho murder-suicide shooter found with guns, drugs
• Perry: U.S. should foot illegals' prison costs
• California journalist's killer gets life sentence
• Rebels have firm grip on war-ravaged city of Tripoli
• State OKs new financing for pot nonprofit
• Bachmann: Minimum wage not sacred
• Pine State pleased with grocery warehouse buy
• Aid group to help Libyans
• Outrage follows deadly casino attack
• Cuban rejoices in his well-formed 12 fingers, 12 toes
• Arch arrival closes gap in Lake Champlain span
• Local film succeeds against ‘the lions’
• Report OKs oil pipeline plan for Canada to Texas
• Teen helps shelter dogs to run, get happy ... and maybe adopted
• Update: Tropical storm conditions spreading into North Carolina
• LSU's Jefferson, Johns, released after posting bail
• Oregon Ducks in a no-win situation against LSU on September 3
• Maine mobilizes, and waits, for Irene
• Biddeford High School awaits updated assessment
• State closing parks, beaches and warning campers
• Obama ending vacation due to Irene
• Portland prepares for flooding, high winds
• 5 arrested in Portland oxycodone crackdown
• UMaine hockey team to play UNH at Fenway Jan. 7
• Two LSU players arrested, suspended indefinitely
• The investiture of Distinguish Professor of English Kathleen Ashley took place a...
• Friday Brainteaser
• Pine State buys Associated Grocers property
• Tanker truck, car totaled in Lebanon accident
• Jackson Lab names new president and CEO
• Painters, Players & Poets exhibit to open Friday, September 2nd in the Lewis Gallery
• GOP presidential candidate to speak in Freeport
• State OKs financing for largest pot dispensary
• Bernanke: No new steps to boost economy
• Man pleads not guilty to murder, hiding body in basement
• UN headquarters in Nigeria bombed
• Hunt under way for details of mysterious plane crash
• Something wicked this way comes
• Governor wants more agents to cut DHHS fraud
• Libyans step up search for defiant ruler Gadhafi
• Saco River study focuses on a healthier future
• New state rules must go through LePage
• Armed standoff ends 'the way we wanted'
• Veteran Portland councilor Leeman to face challenger
• Barrels, headaches to exit I-295
• Rare collection of old newspapers sells for $345,000
• Rebels discover vast, secret tunnel system
• Man sentenced to minimum, is set to sue police
• Gunmen break hands of Syrian political cartoonist
• For many in U.S., grandparents are family safety net
• Poll: Congress slides to its lowest approval rating
• N.H. GOP chairman says he won't resign from job
• LSU WR Russell Shepard suspended for season-opener vs. Ducks
• Book chain to lease two Borders stores in Maine
• UPDATE: Man arrested following Winslow standoff
• Islesboro OKs deer hunt to stop Lyme disease
• Irene is 'going to be a mess'
• Storytime at Peaks Island
• Mainers told to prepare for oncoming storm
• Stephen King e-book 'Mile 81' coming Sept. 1
• Maine expected to get heavy rains, high winds
• Man shot by police receives minimum sentence
• SAD 6 board to vote on new superintendent
• Fairfield auctioneer sells rare newspapers for $345,000
• At Apple: So long Steve, Hello Tim
• Intense battles erupt over Gadhafi stronghold
• New Language Learning Center!
• Local coffee roaster places first in national contest
• NJ governor urges shore visitors to evacuate
• Couple charged in New Gloucester robbery
• Bromance? Fist bump? Look them up in the dictionary
• Uncertain weather prompts air show ticket offer
• LePage administration makes more changes at DHHS
• Navy orders ships to move out of Irene's path
• Fla. man wanted in investor scam arrested in Camden
• Census Bureau: Maine's divorce rate one of the highest
• Mainers brace for Irene
• Irene heads 'straight up the channel'
• Jobs resigns as Apple's CEO
• Video reveals China's ability to attack through cyberspace
• On the way to make a bank deposit ...
• Emergency funding: Can 2012 be worse?
• CIA's aid to NYPD blurs rules on spying
• Riverton Branch library will open for tours
• Crash interrupts power to 600 homes in Lebanon
• New Great Falls school: 'It's cool'
• $2 million bounty offered for Gadhafi, dead or alive
• RSU 9 may delay school start
• Westbrook school getting repairs long after opening
• Facebook Syndication Error
• Snack of the Week: Gladstone's Under the Sun Black Bear Munch
• Employer-sponsored health plans at risk?
• El Nino blamed for unrest in poor tropical nations
• State alters budgeting to justify all spending
• Lockout? Not for the D-League
• To stay or go? Officials ponder<br>Irene evacuations
• Women killed in Boothbay crash identified
• Maine voter registration database breached
• Maine to get about $11M in homeland security grants
• LePage launches 'zero-base' budgeting
• Sea Dogs bow to Senators, 9-3
• Motorcycle collides with 18-wheeler
• Libyan rebels hunt Gadhafi, try to secure capital
• Search for hidden damage after quake
• 9/11 families meeting with Holder on phone hacking
• Yellow ribbons to stay on Alfred village green
• Man arrested in Texas on Portland warrant
• Jaded West Coast chuckles over East Coast quake
• Man charged with stealing copper wire in Waterville
• At least 4 aftershocks registered after Va quake
• Logging truck crashes into store, driver blames fog
• Firefighters at the scene of Fryeburg fire
• Islesboro votes on deer kill to combat Lyme disease
• Balloon fire caused by faulty valve
• Child porn charge against ex-teacher dropped
• Maine to inaugurate zero-based budgeting
• Maine, Vermont growing wheat again
• Ducks rated fifth most underrated team in the last 5 years
• East Coast quake:<br>'It was quite a jolt'
• Former intelligence specialist acquitted of making in-flight threat
• Back to School for Portland - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Windham will develop design ordinance
• Farmers' market with a twist: Immigrants in Maine hope to cultivate customers
• Ex-Oregon 5-star RB recruit Lache Seastrunk completes transfer to Baylor
• Oregon to close practices leading up to season-opener vs. LSU
• Gadhafi in hiding as Libyan regime collapses
• Maine panel picks train layover site near homes in Brunswick
• Judge lowers bail in Maine indecency case
• Hurricane Irene lashes Caribbean, heads for U.S.
• Federal agencies to roll back regulations
• Postal Service weighs slower service to save $1.5 billion
• Study: What you eat can lower bad cholesterol
• In new therapy, it's thought that counts
• Hearing views: Maine GOP redistricting plan over the line
• Two people dead, one injured in Boothbay crash
• 'Personal attack' sparks Maine GOP chief's call for resignation
• LSU players meet with police, but no arrests made
• Customers, employees foil Portland bank robbery
• EEOC alleges discrimination at Westbrook Kohl's
• 11 Maine companies recognized for rapid growth
• Deering junior picked for national advisory panel
• New leaf-peeping app from Yankee magazine
• Belfast man fleeing police dies in Hampden crash
• 5.9 quake rocks D.C. area,<br>tremors felt in New England
• Virginia quake felt across southern Maine
• Courts let DA drop sex case, Strauss-Kahn free
• Stephen King creates left-leaning talk show
• Wanted Portland man arrested on Mexican border
• FEMA chief: Irene could affect entire East Coast
• Rebels storm Gadhafi's compound
• Redistricting hearing opens at State House
• Biddeford-Saco targeted for $1M in business loans
• Unity College receives $10M anonymous gift
• Judge ends case of veteran who made threat on jet
• Hurricane Irene marks first big US threat in years
• Marketing firm Forge changes name to Might & Main
• Bristol man's kidnapping trial postponed
• Drug suspect's fingerprints thwart fake identity attempt
• Portland Public Library hosts the Library of Congress’ traveling exhibit!
• Housing manufacturer cites mortgage crunch
• Kittery marina owner calls for boat speed rules
• Dead whale prompts Acadia beach restriction
• Augusta bank robbery suspect sought
• Rebels strengthen grip<br>on Libyan capital city
• This Week at the Portland Museum of Art: August 22 - 28, 2011
• Mitt Romney wants mansion nearly four times bigger
• Analysis: Libya will face many rebuilding obstacles
• Parties defend Maine redistricting panel's makeup
• Emergency workers respond gratefully to free rafting trip
• Event asks if disabled left out of Web access
• Organizer: Maine air show on track to cover costs
• Man shot by Portland police makes deal, pleads guilty to three charges
• 'Just in awe' as Mainer swims English Channel at 60
• When Johnny misbehaves, police write a ticket
• Japan's high radiation levels to linger
• Michele Bachmann adds two new super PACs
• Arab nations call for end to Syria violence
• Ancient species gave modern man recipe for success
• Portland man pleads not guilty to indecency charge
• Report: Maine energy alliance had sloppy oversight, but no misuse of funds
• Martin Luther King Jr. memorial opens in Washington
• Court appeal likely after sex offenders lose registry case
• Former IMF chief's sex assault case comes to halt
• Scarborough police identify man who fell from bridge
• 'One giant leap for tinman kind' as humanoid space robot awakens
• Candidate for Portland mayor withdraws from race
• Land Trust conserves 194 acres of land on Maquoit Bay in Brunswick
• Brunswick man arrested in Bath after leading police on chase
• Mexico man gets 40 years for Rumford killings
• Office worker sentenced for health care fraud
• Waldoboro man rides on top of train for 45 miles
• On third try, Westbrook swimmer<br>makes it across English Channel
• Gadhafi's regime teeters on collapse in Libya
• Ex-UMaine president to lead Conn. oversight board
• Gardiner man dies after motorcycle crash
• UNE to open dental school in 2013
• Prosecutors seek to dismiss Strauss-Kahn charges
• Maine oil firm to pay $50K for EPA violations
• Obama says 'rule is over' for Libya's Gadhafi
• Two Lebanon men face cocaine trafficking charges
• Avg. Maine gasoline price drops a half-cent
• Robber holds up bank near State House
• Report: Energy alliance lacked financial oversight
• Dartmouth to lead genetic research in region
• Draft bath salts bill to be ready this week
• LePage asks Guard to cancel low-level training flights
• Michaud on 4-day tour of Maine manufacturers
• 2-month search for woman stumps police
• Holy strokes
• Drug dealer beat by men with pool sticks in Oregon home of Zach Randolph
• Coast Guard strains to update aging fleet
• Raking Maine's wild low-bush blueberries by hand proves no easy feat
• Gadhafi defiant as rebels enter heart of Tripoli
• GOP opposes extending tax break
• R.I. inmate in death penalty fight
• Event pays tribute to historic trip
• Running to remember
• South Dakota school district goes to four-day week
• Fewer turning out for job sessions at N.H. prison
• Team makes invasive shrub behave
• Friends, kin looking for Lewiston woman
• Unity strives for 'greenest campus ever'
• States fear impact of trade deals
• Politicians play to small-town America
• Police chief aims for stricter copper law
• Gaza militants negotiate cease-fire with Israelis
• Lightning hits shed in Limington
• Wells reserve officer rescues a swimmer in distress
• Wet spring likely to blame for early maple leaf drop
• Kyle Busch takes Michigan Sprint Cup race
• Mets rally to nip Sea Dogs, 7-6
• John Kelley, '57 Boston Marathon winner, dies
• Runners honor fallen Maine soldiers
• Navy is gone but air show continues
• LePage opposes expanded training missions in Maine
• One injured in Brunswick motorcycle crash
• Libyan rebels capture major base defending capital
• Submarine celebrates 25 years in Portsmouth
• State asks safe disposal of pesticides
• Pro-marijuana festival wrapping up
• Study says more Maine wood can be harvested
• Waterville GOP feels loss of LePage
• Maine Streets: We're going to town ... and you're invited
• Libyan rebels say fight to take Tripoli has begun
• Government fuels Texas’ touted job growth
• LSU QB Jordan Jefferson to be arrested Monday, may miss season opener vs. Ducks
• Beautiful balloons: A fun(d)raiser for nonprofits
• N.H. losing minimum-wage law today
• Bankruptcies drop, yet it's a mixed sign
• LePage seeks boost for retirees by ending pension taxes
• For-profit medical pot industry thriving in Colorado
• Control key issue in debate on LURC
• Huntsman: Perry's positions hurt GOP
• Verizon walkout ends without a deal
• Flash flooding kills four in Pittsburgh
• Marriage equality drive starts
• Oregon RB Lache Seastrunk granted full release from team
• When foreclosure crisis hits home
• Giffords was shielded from tragedy's scope
• Residents of shelter will work for town to pay sewer fee
• Kittery: Gateway to Vacationland
• Massacre survivors return to island
• Israel apologizes to Egypt for deaths of three soldiers
• Iran sentences U.S. hikers to eight years
• Reclusive North Korean leader pays rare visit to Russia
• 2 charged with burglary at farm
• Report: Iran sentences 2 American men to 8 years in jail
• Balloon festival takes flight
• LePage pledges fight for heat aid
• Acadia bus Island Explorer gets 4 millionth rider
• Transcripts released of 911 calls in murder
• Here illegally, man still greeted as hero in New Mexico
• In Focus: Guilty pleas end grisly case, but mystery lingers
• More deaths in Syria despite Assad's promises
• Taliban storm British compound
• Boat's disappearance has owner bewildered
• Redistricting committee no closer to compromise
• State sex offender registry upheld as constitutional
• Pitcher from Maine suspended
• One found guilty of violating bottle law