Portland Press Herald (Portland, ME) articles from November 2005

Portland Press Herald (Portland, ME) archives from November 2005

Portland, Maine, area readies for sale of five apartment complexes.
November 1, 2005

Maine legislators support closing trash incinerator.
November 1, 2005

Former Assistant U.S. attorney joins Portland, Maine, law firm.
November 1, 2005

Portland Press Herald, Maine, Edward D. Murphy column.
November 1, 2005

Maine teachers surprised with $25,000 national awards.
November 1, 2005

Cundy's Harbor, Maine, residents work to preserve public access to waterfront.
November 1, 2005

Biomedical, marine research funds could grow if voters approve seed money.
November 2, 2005

NAACP leaders protest rejection of black police chief candidate.
November 2, 2005

If not shut down, Biddeford, Maine, incinerator will get odor controls.
November 2, 2005

Portland, Maine, mayor opposes making acting Police Chief permanent.
November 2, 2005

Maine Audubon turns to eco-friendly biofuel.
November 2, 2005

Vandals target timber company.
November 2, 2005

Plum Creek vandalism sparks outrage.
November 3, 2005

Former South Portland, Maine, armory finds buyer.
November 4, 2005

First slot machines to start cranking in Maine today.
November 4, 2005

Maine Office of Innovation releases plan for research development.
November 4, 2005

Portland Press Herald, Maine, Eric Blom column.
November 4, 2005

Snowe: Navy leader backs DD(X).
November 5, 2005

Volunteers on a winterization roll.
November 5, 2005

Burger King franchisees, parent squabble over firm's declining fortunes.
November 8, 2005

Proposed health plan seeks to hold Mainers to their fitness promises.
November 8, 2005

Portland Press Herald, Maine, Edward D. Murphy column.
November 8, 2005

Furor over process leads Maine agency to drop pollution deals with paper mills.
November 8, 2005

African pirates evaded using sonic technology developed in Maine.
November 9, 2005

Portland considered for Maine hydrogen development site.
November 10, 2005

Voters reject buyout of Biddeford, Maine, incinerator.
November 10, 2005

Maine fishermen welcome amendment to preserve wharf tax rates.
November 10, 2005

Portland Press Herald, Maine, Eric Blom column.
November 11, 2005

Governor's Pre-Kindergarten through Grade 16 Task Force releases report.
November 11, 2005

Regional Waste Systems seeks community help in reducing mercury pollution.
November 11, 2005

Flu vaccine supplies and distribution are uneven in Maine.
November 12, 2005

Missing link may pave way for Maine bicycle trail.
November 15, 2005

Cod limits worry Maine fishermen.
November 15, 2005

Business park inches closer to anchor retail tenant.
November 15, 2005

Portland Press Herald, Maine, Edward D. Murphy column.
November 15, 2005

Maine Department of Transportation will replace Naples bridge.
November 16, 2005

Report details demographics of charity in New England.
November 16, 2005

Cruise ships boost business in Portland, Maine.
November 16, 2005

Prices for Maine community colleges may rise.
November 17, 2005

Great-grandson of Theodore Roosevelt to speak on environment in Portland, Maine.
November 17, 2005

Supply for flu shots in Maine should catch up with demand.
November 17, 2005

Maine AFL-CIO is likely to maintain political numbers.
November 17, 2005

Amtrak plan will link Boston, Portland, Maine.
November 18, 2005

Developer seeks to restore retail, office space on historic site.
November 18, 2005

Portland Press Herald, Maine, Eric Blom column.
November 18, 2005

Biddeford, Maine, cord business weathers trials of domestic textile industry.
November 18, 2005

Roadway will benefit Portland, Maine's waterfront industry.
November 18, 2005

Portland plans to transform scrap-metal yard into commercial center.
November 19, 2005

Students get a leg up on fitness with simulated rock-climbing wall.
November 19, 2005

Advest brokers bolt prior to pending acquisition by Merrill Lynch.
November 21, 2005... Byline: Edward D. Murphy Nov. 21--The sudden departure recently of half the financial advisers in a Portland brokerage office suggests that the "culture wars" aren't confined to the world of politics. Seven Portland employees of...

Children's Circus to ride in Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
November 22, 2005

Trade mission to France nets $5 million in projected sales.
November 22, 2005

Maine Dept. of Environmental Protection admits 'stupid mistake'.
November 23, 2005

City Hall to get $2 million restoration of clock tower.
November 26, 2005

'Black Friday' opens holiday retail season with a bang.
November 26, 2005

Maine Mall lures night-owl shoppers with 1 a.m. 'doorbuster' specials.
November 26, 2005

Social service agency to move headquarters into downtown.
November 26, 2005

Hockey team's owner wants a cooler name for arena.
November 29, 2005

'Good House, Cheap House' spotlights Falmouth architect's home.
November 29, 2005

Insurers fight order to expand health-plan coverage in Maine.
November 29, 2005

Portland Press Herald, Maine, Edward D. Murphy column.
November 29, 2005

Maine home sales fall 4 percent.
November 30, 2005

L.L. Bean plans new stores.
November 30, 2005

Portland, Maine, school district considers limit for annual military visits.
November 30, 2005