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Wednesday, December 31, 2008 at 7:59 am

Waynflete baseball gets pivotal win over Traip

PORTLAND—Entering the pivotal final phase of its season, the Waynflete baseball team knew Monday's home battle with Wester»
Clement chooses Marist College

PORTLAND—If McAuley standout Allie Clement was good enough to be named first-team SMAA all-conference, a member of the all»
Portland's Otto Pizza crossing the bridge to South Portland

SOUTH PORTLAND — The city's restaurant scene has been expanding throughout the spring, but city councilors are not always »
Budget, bond issues divide Falmouth School Board candidates

FALMOUTH — Four candidates are competing for two seats in the June 11 School Board election.»
Portland City Council retreats from tar sands opposition

PORTLAND — After nearly two hours of public testimony, after protests and petitions, and after a rejected attempt four mon»
Yarmouth council sends $32.7M budget to voters

YARMOUTH — The Town Council has approved a $32.7 million combined town and school budget.»
Capers bounce back with home win over Greely

CAPE ELIZABETH—Considering its reputation as a team to beat and the emphatic way it opened the season, the Cape Elizabeth »
6 Maine companies earn annual Family Business awards

BRUNSWICK — The Institute for Family-Owned Business, in partnership with the law firm Verrill Dana, announced winners»
Letter: Doyle for Falmouth School Board

Falmouth’s school enrollment is flat. Seventy percent of rising property taxes are appropriated to the school budget.»
Portland Police Beat: May 22

Arrests 5/11 at 11 p.m. Jeffrey J.»

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Waynflete baseball gets pivotal win over Traip

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Capers bounce back with home win over Greely

6 Maine companies earn annual Family Business awards

Letter: Doyle for Falmouth School Board

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