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South Portland business offers free training space to firefighters
Mar 11, 2010 9:30 amSOUTH PORTLAND — On Wednesday afternoon, Platoon 2 of South Portland Fire Department broke into groups in the HSE Gould warehouse on Cash Street. While Jason Perry stood atop a steel frame next to a makeshift plywood wall telling fellow firefighters about the ropes, knots and figure-... -
Freeport rocks: Former Wings, Hollies members to perform Saturday
Mar 10, 2010 12:00 amFREEPORT — One worked side-by-side with Paul McCartney for 10 years. The other will be inducted with his band into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on Monday. And both will be performing Saturday night at the Venue Music Bar at 5 Depot St. Denny Laine, who co-founded Wings ...
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Sports
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Photo: File photoWil Smith has ended his nine-year affiliation with McAuley's girls' basketball program.
Smith done at McAuley
PORTLAND—Catherine McAuley High School girls' varsity basketball coach Wil Smith has stepped down after four seasons. Smith, who was involved with the Lions program for nearly a decade, felt the timing was right and stressed the desire to spend more time with family. "It was just time," he said. "I've been there nine years. It was time to think about where the program was and is, my and my family's future. The program's in a good place. Ready to compete for a championship. It's best for all parties for me to resign at this time."
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Locals take part in swim, track New Englands
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Hoops season was nothing but net
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Portland Sports Roundup
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Yarmouth hockey falls one goal short; Clippers lose, 5-4, to York in Western B Final
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SP hockey's dream season comes to a close
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Opinion
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Letter: Critical analysis hurts Brunswick's image
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Letter: 'Color of Community' on display at Cape church
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Letter: South Portland Food Cupboard says thanks
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Letter: Falmouth plan will devalue land
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Lifestyle
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Out & About: Carrie Underwood steers into Portland
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Arts and Entertainment Calendar: March 10 - 21
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