Portland Press Herald (Portland, ME) articles from August 2002

Portland Press Herald (Portland, ME) archives from August 2002

Legislation for Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit Fails in Senate.
August 1, 2002

West Kennebunk, Maine, Manufacturer's Stationery Wins 'Today' Show Billing.
August 1, 2002

Portland, Maine-Area Home-Repair Entrepreneur Nails Down Senior Niche.
August 2, 2002

Maine Consultant Participates in Ground Zero Building Discussions.
August 6, 2002

Maine Governor Wants to Honor Apple Laptop Contract, despite Budget Issues.
August 7, 2002

Disclosure Label Causes Confusion for Central Maine Power Custormers.
August 7, 2002

Portland, Maine, Business Forms Maker Is Sold to Georgia Firm.
August 7, 2002

Developer Denies Settling Lawsuit against Harpswell, Maine.
August 8, 2002

Maine Lawyer Launches Personal Chef and Catering Service.
August 9, 2002

Drug-Benefit Impasse Shadows Elections; Maine's Senate Candidates Are Split.
August 9, 2002

Wells, Maine, Merchants Feed off Shark Frenzy.
August 9, 2002

Company to Expand Thomaston, Maine, Cement Plant.
August 9, 2002

Maine Fines Contractor $45,000 for Defrauding Homeowners.
August 10, 2002

Employee Death by Poison Gas at Maine Aquaculture Center Raises Safety Issues.
August 11, 2002

Work on Oil Rig in Portland, Maine, Harbor Nears Completion.
August 11, 2002

Federal Authorities Push to Recruit Security Personnel for Maine Airports.
August 12, 2002

Southern Maine Casino Advocates Outspend Opponants.
August 13, 2002

Technology Helps Consultants Make Portland, Maine-Area Island Life Work.
August 13, 2002

Maine Gubernatorial Candidate Eases Sales-Tax Stand, Calls for Study.
August 13, 2002

'Smart-Growth' Neighborhood Up for Review in Scarborough, Maine.
August 13, 2002

Merger to Create Largest Residential Real-Estate Company in New England.
August 13, 2002

Maine, Nation See Spike in Second-Quarter Sales of Existing Homes.
August 14, 2002

Maine Attorney to End Term as ABA President.
August 14, 2002

Blaming Economy, Ames Calls It Quits.
August 15, 2002

Boston Red Sox Ready to Move Affiliate to Portland, Maine.
August 15, 2002

Angry Wells Beach, Maine, Landowners Protest Proposal to Tighten Dune Rules.
August 15, 2002

Maine Employers Form Two Coalitions for Health Care Reform.
August 15, 2002

South Casco, Maine, Winery Gains Early Success with Products.
August 16, 2002

Maine's Downeaster Train Is Unaffected by Amtrak's Difficulties.
August 17, 2002

Portland Press Herald, Maine, Edward D. Murphy Column.
August 20, 2002

Raymond, Maine, Yacht Maker Inaugurates New Building.
August 20, 2002

Cendant Fleet Charge-Card Division Acquires FleetSmart.
August 20, 2002

Farm Program to Put Naturally Raised Maine Beef into New England Groceries.
August 21, 2002

Portland, Maine-Area Companies Make List of Fastest Growing High-Tech Firms.
August 21, 2002

Maine-Based Venture Capital Firm Set to Invest $75 Million in Small Businesses.
August 21, 2002

Boston's Airport Considers 'Peak-Hour' Fees to Reduce Congestion.
August 23, 2002

Saco, Maine, Family-Run Business to Build Thatched-Roof Homes.
August 23, 2002

Topsham, Maine, Arby's Franchisees Try to Keep Wal-Mart Away.
August 24, 2002

Neighbors ask Panel to Cut Cost of Calling Casco, Maine, Area.
August 27, 2002

Maine Utility Board Approves Calling Plan for Four Towns' Residents.
August 28, 2002

Natural Gas Company Seeks 4.7 Percent Rate Increase for Maine Customers.
August 28, 2002

Divorce Inspires Falmouth, Maine, Entrepreneur to Create 'Mommy Doll'.
August 30, 2002