Portland Police poetry

Poetic Justice Calender features Portland police poetry, photographs

PORTLAND — Police officers paired with poets and photographers the past few months and the result is a 2009 calendar filled with the poems and photos created by the officers.

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Wednesday, December 24, 2008 at 9:26 am

Capers bounce back with home win over Greely

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Cape boys fluster Kennebunk in shutout win

CAPE ELIZABETH—Two nights after an emotional, pivotal come-from-behind win over rival Falmouth, the Cape Elizabeth boys' l»
Letter: Yarmouth High School ignores its 'core values'

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The Universal Notebook: The government is us, governor

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Scarborough beats Portland on Hadlock big stage to stay perfect

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The View From Away: Laughter is the best medicine (followed closely by therapy and psychotropic meds)

One of the more enlightening aspects of my Canadian adventure, and a reason I will have a soft spot for Canada long after this j»
The Universal Notebook: About that well-regulated militia ...

Now that the U.S.»
Town Council votes against mini-golf in Cape Elizabeth

CAPE ELIZABETH — The Town Council narrowly defeated sending the Planning Board a proposal to allow miniature golf as »
Deja vu (all over again): Waynflete downs Cape once more

PORTLAND—The spell/curse lives.»

Portland Police poetry

Poetic Justice Calender features Portland police poetry, photographs

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Capers bounce back with home win over Greely

Cape boys fluster Kennebunk in shutout win

Letter: Yarmouth High School ignores its 'core values'

Albert F. Baldi, 80: Loved to volunteer

The Universal Notebook: The government is us, governor

Scarborough beats Portland on Hadlock big stage to stay perfect

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The Universal Notebook: About that well-regulated militia ...

Town Council votes against mini-golf in Cape Elizabeth

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