Portland

By Exception Staff | September 15, 2009

The devoted post-war modernist established a life-long love of the Maine landscape.

By Dr. Kevin Emery | August 05, 2009

Stepping into the sunlight is about finding a place of self-knowledge and actualization, finding internal clarity and external confidence, remembering the difference between confidence and conceit.

By Dr. Kevin Emery | July 30, 2009

Often we hear the idea of the soulless/faceless corporation. The question is did corporations ever have souls – and, if so, what happened to them?

There was a time when businesses functioned more like extended families. There was a sense of responsibility on both parts. Individual contributors were valued for their skills; relationships were made, recognized, and considered important. The heart and soul of the business was shared not just by the owner and key people but by most of the people within the concern.

By Adrienne Stauffer | July 28, 2009

In addition to the standard recycling and trash pick-up, the portable toilets will be eco-friendly, participants can bring shoes to reuse and there will be a ride-sharing program.

By Peter Linsley | July 27, 2009

If the city applies for the funds it may be possible to restore the nine lost positions and an additional 14 jobs that were cut in 2008.

By Jessie Sawyer | July 27, 2009

A Maine resident has invented a vehicle that is half car, half boat.

By Portland Sea Dogs | July 27, 2009

The 22 year-old Tazawa, has posted a 9-5 record in 18 starts for the Sea Dogs this season with a 2.57 ERA.

By Adrienne Stauffer | July 22, 2009

A Maine shoe store is offering a "Personal Fit Guarantee."

By Jeff Mateja | July 22, 2009

Machigonne will feature a great taste of Maine with Rustic Overtones joining headliner Ray LaMontagne.

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By Exception Staff | July 21, 2009

Ainge had been a scout for the Celtics, where his father Danny serves as President of Basketball Operations.

By Peter Linsley | July 21, 2009

Though the investigation is continuing, police say they know the identity of the suspect and that the stabbing was not the result of a home invasion.

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By Exception Staff | July 20, 2009

The health care debate heats up in Maine after a rally in Portland over the weekend drew hundreds.

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By Exception Staff | July 20, 2009

Despite rain and a little thunder, three hundred and thirty athletes participated in the race.

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By Exception Staff | July 20, 2009

Portland's new D-League basketball team, will announce and introduce the franchise's first head coach later today at their Portland office.

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By Peter Linsley | July 17, 2009

Portland Police will now be carrying this “non-lethal” weapon to deal with tough suspects.

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By Exception Staff | July 16, 2009

If Maine is ever going to snap out of the economic doldrums, the state's politicians must stop subsidizing dead-weight legacy players.

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By Peter Linsley | July 15, 2009

Olumide Pidan, a 30 year-old Chicago medical student who studied at St. Joseph's College in Maine, has been accused of stealing the identities of more than 80 people and removing a total of $85,000 from their bank accounts.

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