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FairPoint bankruptcy exacerbates circuit war
READ GWI'S filing asking a judge to rule on its dispute with FairPoint. A long-running court dispute involving FairPoint Communications and Great Works Internet of Biddeford is coming to a head, with FairPoint threatening to pull the plug on some of Great Works' key business circuits if it doesn't pay $3 million by Dec.
Brag Book: Meet Allison Mataya
Hey FishbowlDC, meet Allison Mataya ! Allison most recently drove the new business efforts at Arnold DC and helped launch Adcision Networks, an online luxury ad network.
Dickinson Gathers Comparative Data on Peers
Dickinson College has compiled statistics comparing its policies on parking fees, cable television, printing fees and laundry fees, as well as its total room and board and tuition, to such policies at 11 other schools.
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LEWISTON a ' Television ads about gay marriage made the difference in the yes side winning on Question 1 in Tuesday's election, political experts said Wednesday.
Bowdoin College opens Maine St. Station store
BRUNSWICK a ' Bowdoin College's new book and gift store at Maine Street Station opens Friday, Oct.
Tribute | Crystal Dewberry, 36, a professional remembered for intensity
Who: Crystal Dewberry of Cambridge, Mass., formerly of Kansas City, Kan.How and when died: Of an apparent heart attack on Sept.
Short Relief: A few good men, good laws and good will
Short Relief: A few good men, good laws and good will Published: Nov 02, 2009 10:50 am - By Halsey Frank William S. Cohen is a white guy from Bangor.
Marriage vote down to the wire
It's come down to the wire, two days before voting in Maine, and both proponents and opponents of same-sex marriage say it's a neck-and-neck race in an off-year election that is expected to draw much higher numbers than is typical.
Farmington Valley: Author Event With Louis Arthur Norton At Canton Public Library
Submitted by Jane Hoben on 2009-10-26.   On Saturday, Nov. 14, Canton Public Library hosts local author Louis Arthur Norton for a talk, reading, and book signing.
Attorney J. Andrew Cashman has joined Preti Flaherty as an associate in the New England law firma TMs Augusta office at 45 Memorial Circle.
University of Maine students urged to get H1N1 vaccine
Students at the University of Maine are being strongly urged to get vaccinated against the H1N1 flu virus, which has sickened hundreds of young adults at other college campuses around the country and in the state.
DJ Spooky delivers keynote address at MICA's Transformations: New Directions in Black Art
And he did it with a casual brio: his nearly 90-minute chat jumped through his own background - a circuitous journey through his Washington, D.C. childhood as the son of the Dean of Howard University's School of Law and the independent black woman who started the women's boutique Toast and Strawberries in 1966 who went on to get a double degree in ...
Engaging young leaders in civic work to be focus of Portland gathering...
The conversation will be held at LeaderSHIFT, the Institute for Civic Leadership's annual gathering to be held next Thursday, Oct.
Business ideas can come from some pretty unlikely places. In the case of Peter Smathers Carter and Austin Branson, it was a gift from their girlfriends.
Same-sex marriage fight roils Maine
Just six months after Governor John Baldacci signed a law legalizing gay marriage in Maine, voters will decide whether to preserve it, making the state the latest battleground in the national fight over same-sex marriage.
Anti-war activist to speak at Brunswick college
Anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan is scheduled to speak Oct. 26 at Brunswick Community College as part of a statewide tour with retired Lt.
Bangor lawyer becomes legal aid group's president
A local lawyer has been named president of the Pine Tree Legal Assistance board of directors.
A rare display of bipartisanship broke out this week among the internecine squabbles that continue to endanger meaningful health-care reform.
Podcast: Thomas Glave, reading from The Torturer's Wife
Thomas Glave was born in the Bronx and grew up there and in Kingston, Jamaica. A 1993 Honors graduate of Bowdoin College and a graduate of Brown University, Glave traveled as a Fulbright Scholar to Jamaica, where he studied Jamaican historiography and Caribbean intellectual and literary traditions.
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