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

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

U.S. Solicitor General Pushes Maine Program to Lower Prescription Drug Prices.
June 1, 2002

Maine Bans Harvesting of Snapping Turtles; Trappers Have 30 Days to Comment.
June 1, 2002

Portland, Maine, Activists Protest Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Job Cuts.
June 3, 2002

Waterfront Redevelopment Plan Expects Portland, Maine, City Council Approval.
June 3, 2002

Rising Housing Prices in Portland, Maine, Area, Push Buyers Out of City.
June 3, 2002

Scarborough, Maine-Based Grocery Chain, Others Support Employee Organ Donors.
June 3, 2002

Maine Ferry Captain Is Fired for Second Time; Union to File Second Appeal.
June 4, 2002

New England Environmentalists React with Anger to Global Warming Report.
June 4, 2002

South Portland, Maine, Tech Company Creates Highly Sensitive Security Sensor.
June 4, 2002

Newry, Maine-Based Skiing Company to Keep Lifts Moving Despite Financial Woes.
June 4, 2002

Portland, Maine, City Council Approves $16.5 Million Waterfront Redevelopment.
June 4, 2002

Panelists at Maine Forum Air Opinions on Casino Gambling.
June 5, 2002

Two Maine Wood-Fired Power Plants in Athens, Ashland Shut Down.
June 5, 2002

Maine Salmon Farm Settles Suit, Agrees to Strict Rules.
June 5, 2002

President of Mercy Hospital in Portland, Maine, Announces Retirement.
June 6, 2002

Land Deal Will Protect 329,000 Acres in Maine's North Woods.
June 6, 2002

First-Time Maine Homebuyers Are Eligible for 5.5 Percent Interest Rate Loans.
June 6, 2002

Electronics Maker to Pay Another $2.8 Million in Severance in Maine.
June 7, 2002

Motorcycle Products Maker Finds Success in Maine.
June 7, 2002

Mold Becoming Widely Recognized as Health Problem in U.S. Buildings.
June 8, 2002

Hundreds of Portland, Maine, Job Seekers Attend Investment Firm's Open House.
June 11, 2002

Portland, Maine, Integrated Marketing Company Plans Boston Expansion.
June 11, 2002

Verizon to Cut New England Work Force by About 900.
June 12, 2002

Biddeford, Maine, Officials Consider Casino; Nine Maine Towns Have Said 'No'.
June 13, 2002

Inspectors Examine Mold Outbreak at Newry, Maine, Ski Resort.
June 13, 2002

Augusta, Maine-Area Utility Customers to See Drop in Electric Bills.
June 13, 2002

Newry, Maine-Based Ski Resort Company Reports Third-Quarter Net Income Drop.
June 14, 2002

Financial Problems Continue for American Skiing Co.
June 14, 2002

Portland, Maine, Firm Sells Applicant-Tracking Software to Corporate Giants.
June 14, 2002

Chattanooga, Tenn.-Based Disability Insurer Lays Off 30 Workers.
June 14, 2002

Chattanooga, Tenn.-Based Disability Insurer to Cut 30 Portland, Ore., Jobs.
June 14, 2002

Skiing Resort Owner May Move Management Firm from Maine to Utah.
June 15, 2002

Investors in Portland, Maine Community-Supported Farms Get Paid in Produce.
June 18, 2002

Owner of Seaplane Rides in Naples, Maine, Turns Passion for Flying into Profit.
June 18, 2002

Maine AFL-CIO Drops Plans to Fight Repeal of Worker's Compensation Reform.
June 18, 2002

New Report Discusses Maine's Technology Industry.
June 19, 2002

Portland, Maine, Forum Addresses Mental-Health Issues for Businesses.
June 20, 2002

Westbrook, Maine Newspaper Sold to Scarborough Publishing Company.
June 21, 2002

Falmouth, Maine, Medical Specialist Tests for Sleep Disorders.
June 21, 2002

Study Says Maine's Women-Owned Businesses Tend to Be Small but Profitable.
June 22, 2002

AOL to Launch Broadband Internet Service in Maine.
June 22, 2002

Portland, Maine, Book Store Reopens in Larger, Brighter Space.
June 25, 2002

Portland Press Herald, Maine, Edward D. Murphy Column.
June 25, 2002

Developer Wins Portland, Maine, City Approval to Build Hotel.
June 26, 2002

Grant Lets Air Service between Portland, Maine, and Presque Isle to Resume.
June 27, 2002