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Saturday, November 21, 2009

Gregory Rec/Staff Photographer Turbine setbacks leave towns twisting in the wind
Saco's windmill didn't deliver enough power, Kittery's unit broke, and the manufacturer is now in bankruptcy court.

Holiday Craft Fairs are everywhere. Check out our map. Feel free to add your fair if you don't see it.

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State Title Games at a Glance (at Fitzpatrick Stadium)

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A mark in dirt, an alert cop, and girl found
A Topsham teenager is rescued from a ravine after being trapped in her crashed car for two days.

Governor's order pares spending by $63 million
Most of the cuts will come from social services and state aid to schools, and more are on the way.

Lawsuit contends TD Bank aided Florida lawyer in Ponzi scheme
Investors say bank actions made illicit deals appear legitimate. Bank officials deny the allegations.

Chief: Charge school aide who had gun
James Craig says he wants to send a message that having a permit carries responsibilities.

City high schools seek alternative to accreditation
Administrators plan to use organizations they say can more accurately assess schools with greater frequency and at lower cost.

Elaborate money scam ends with guilty pleas
A 30-year-old medical student admits to bank fraud and ID theft, hoping for a shorter sentence.

JOHN RICHARDSONStudents take climate fight to global stage

Dispatches

Young musicians tackle tough stuff and triumph

Feature Obituary: Rose E. Cobb Barker, 90, devoted mother, friend to many

Shoppers gobbling up turkeys at lowest prices in years
Low prices are not uncommon for the season, but 40 cents a pound? 'Amazing.'

Paving company faces shutdown threat
RC and Sons says it wants to address its Augusta neighbors' complaints of noise, odors and traffic.

Much more to America than war and politics
A Pulitzer Prize-winning historian will provide a glimpse into his next book during a lecture Sunday.

Photo: Barrels of rain

Photo: A bunch of stick-in-the-muds

Photo: Arms and hammers

Business Saturday

List of states adding jobs swells to 28
The catch is that the jobs are likely temporary staff, economists say.

Online drug trade 'wild, wild West'
Agents crack down on Internet outlets peddling counterfeit and often dangerous products.

Special Projects

State House: Coverage and resources.

Same-sex marriage in Maine

Jim Morse: Portland's new superintendent

Literary Map of Maine
Interactive map of Maine authors.

The gubernatorial wind trade mission in Europe

Swine Flu

Troubled Times
Economic woes from Main Street to Wall Street.

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The governor is cutting $63 million from the budget, including $38 million in school aid and $11 million from DHHS. How much will this hurt Maine residents?(polls)