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Friday, July 3, 2009
The Associated Press The Associated Press Governors heed call to 'eat by example'
Inspired by a Scarborough man, several states will showcase local foods on Fourth of July menus.

Member of city board quits after guilty plea
Portland officials were unaware that planner Shalom Odokara, who runs Women in Need, had legal troubles.

Flood of personal stories to shape national health care debate
A Maine carpenter agrees to be the subject of a YouTube video as both sides use real people to support their views.

Buxton kennel owners return to face charges
John and Heidi Frasca, accused of 25 counts of animal cruelty in 2007, are found in Massachusetts and arrested.

Response delayed in ferry case
Portland is still compiling records in a federal inquiry into the finances of the ferry terminal and garage.

Heavy rain drenches area; lightning hits four homes
Temperatures in Portland set records as cooler air and clouds linger; better weekend weather forecast.

Discover history, trails on Portland treks
The summer hikes cover areas of the city that many don't know about.

Governors heed call to 'eat by example'
Inspired by a Scarborough man, several states will showcase local foods on Fourth of July menus.

Looking to break free from downturn, rain
Mainers, businesses hope holiday gives summer a jump-start

Swine flu spreads rapidly in Southern Hemisphere, Europe
Britain is expected to hit 100,000 daily cases by the end of August, and Mexico cases are surging.

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Clearing the Bases
07/03/2009

Kevin Thomas covers baseball.

The Constant Gardener
07/02/2009

Tom Atwell: cultivating ideas during Maine's growing season.

From the Point
07/01/2009

Rachel Lenzi takes a closer look at University of Maine hockey and Hockey East.

The Artful Blogger
07/01/2009

Keep up with the arts with Bob Keyes.

NXT Next Generation
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Justin Ellis brings you culture, technology and dispatches on "the young people."

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