Portland Press Herald (Portland, ME) articles from March 2006

Portland Press Herald (Portland, ME) archives from March 2006

New outsourcing contract to mean more UnumProvident jobs in Portland, Maine.
March 1, 2006

Maine outlaws ale of cell-phone records.
March 1, 2006

L.L. Bean pay bonus: 8 percent.
March 1, 2006

Portland, Maine, chamber wants more active role in economic development.
March 2, 2006

Arts group moves to Westbrook, Maine.
March 2, 2006

Portland Press Herald, Maine, Eric Blom column.
March 3, 2006

Maine nonprofit legal-services provider sues California Internet firm over ads.
March 3, 2006

Maine restaurants likely to stay open despite sudden death of founder.
March 3, 2006

Energy provider submits application to build Freedom, Maine, wind power project.
March 3, 2006

Maine argues that Time-Warner Cable will have monopoly.
March 4, 2006

University of Southern Maine hopes to add a residence hall.
March 4, 2006

Maine legislators consider amending petition rules.
March 4, 2006

Developers scale back Portland, Maine, condominium project.
March 7, 2006

Downtown Portland, Maine storefronts serve as important economic gauge.
March 7, 2006

Sale of for-profit education firm could mean windfall for former Maine governor.
March 7, 2006

Shuffle at South Portland, Maine, mall could move Best Buy to stand-alone site.
March 7, 2006

Portland Press Herald, Maine, Edward D. Murphy column.
March 7, 2006

Gift of sculpture stirs controversy at Sea Dogs ballpark.
March 8, 2006

Water bottlers sue law firm over Poland Spring settlement.
March 8, 2006

Maine panel drafts constitutional amendment changing property tax methods.
March 9, 2006

Scarborough, Maine, resort may sell some land, eliminate rooms.
March 9, 2006

Portland Press Herald, Maine, Eric Blom column.
March 9, 2006

SEC sues developer for alleged misappropriation of venture capital funds.
March 9, 2006

Startup combines cutting-edge geographic information technology with maps.
March 9, 2006

Many Maine employers take issue with flexible sick-time law.
March 14, 2006

Trial to weigh blame for Fairchild Semiconductor retiree's investment loss.
March 14, 2006

Environmentalists seek alternate development plan for Moosehead Lake.
March 15, 2006

Unions pressure Wal-Mart to stop using Medicaid as workers' health plan.
March 15, 2006

Maine should work to attract research investments, according to study.
March 16, 2006

Business with Maine linkages announces interest in Philadelphia newspapers.
March 16, 2006

Portland, Maine, fish market has something for everyone.
March 17, 2006

Maine's average gas price rises to $2.34 per gallon.
March 17, 2006

Business leaders, city officials debate plan to eliminate tax.
March 17, 2006

Hancock County, Maine, bald eagles have an international audience.
March 18, 2006

Maine ferry service receives two petitions listing complaints.
March 18, 2006

Cumberland County, Maine, jury will decide lawsuit over lost investment.
March 18, 2006

Closing of South Portland, Maine, Filene's nears.
March 21, 2006

Boston-based health firm continues growth in Portland, Maine.
March 21, 2006

Kennebunk, Maine-based toothpaste firm to sell business to Colgate.
March 22, 2006

Institute for Civic Leadership and Board Network to merge.
March 23, 2006

Portland Press Herald, Maine, Eric Blom column.
March 24, 2006

Maine-based bimonthly magazine publisher thrives.
March 24, 2006

Turning old mills into biorefineries.
March 28, 2006

Industrial condos are catching on.
March 28, 2006

Students conduct study to counter jaywalking charges.
March 29, 2006

Bill to protect Maine workers fuels free-speech debate.
March 29, 2006

Construction firm to begin restoration work on Portland, Maine, clock tower.
March 30, 2006

Maine lawmakers vote against salary raise for future governors.
March 30, 2006

Portland Press Herald, Maine, Eric Blom column.
March 31, 2006

Timber firm, conservation groups unveil plan to preserve Maine forestland.
March 31, 2006

Spice store replaces Portland, Maine, bike shop.
March 31, 2006