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

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

Home-makeover crews descend on Maine towns.
October 1, 2005

L.L. Bean chooses new advertising agency.
October 1, 2005

Gulf of Maine Research Institute sets its sights on elementary-school students.
October 1, 2005

Independence Air trims flights between Maine and Washington, D.C.
October 4, 2005

Queen Mary 2 returns to Portland for one-day port call.
October 4, 2005

Fast ferry to restore service between Portland and Nova Scotia.
October 4, 2005

Maine group pushes to get votes for higher education bond issue.
October 5, 2005

Critics say ferry cut sweetheart deal with Portland, Maine, waterfront terminal.
October 6, 2005

Maine's computer system improves its handling of Medicaid claims.
October 6, 2005

History bears fruit for Maine family's apple orchard.
October 7, 2005

Maine debates imposing stricter standards for auto emissions.
October 7, 2005

Independent film director begins shooting movie in Biddeford.
October 11, 2005

MaineCare patients get one-month reprieve; 18,000 may lose benefits.
October 11, 2005

Mussel farmer's expansion plan worries island lobster fishermen.
October 11, 2005

Chebeague Island gains wi-fi wireless Internet access.
October 11, 2005

Waterfront diner wrestles with restrictions on expansion.
October 12, 2005

Artists perceive Portland, Maine, fuel tanks as blank canvases.
October 12, 2005

Maine officials seek to keep Navy airbase open until Jacksonville is ready.
October 13, 2005

Developers seek to buy church and adjacent commercial property.
October 13, 2005

Maine attorney general says gas dealers did not gouge consumers.
October 14, 2005

Why foreign workers fill tech gap.
October 14, 2005

Editorial: Why foreign workers fill tech gap.(Editorial)
October 14, 2005

Demand for cut wood causes scarcity.
October 14, 2005

Maine unlikely to get more heating aid.
October 14, 2005

New look at energy option.
October 14, 2005

Bill proposes tax for Maine's bottled water industry.
October 14, 2005

Portland Press Herald, Maine, business briefs column.
October 15, 2005

Bath Iron Works wins contract for tri-hulled Navy warship.
October 15, 2005

High gas prices prompt Metro bus service to raise fares 25 pcrcent.
October 19, 2005

Luxury ship's passengers are in cruise control, by owning condos aboard.
October 19, 2005

Portland Press Herald, Maine, business briefs column.
October 19, 2005

Metro weighs 25 percent increase in bus fares.
October 19, 2005

Portland housing plans shrink but opposition remains.
October 19, 2005

Impact debated in island secession.
October 19, 2005

Panel to focus on future of BNAS.
October 19, 2005

Biddeford, Maine, calculates cost of closing incinerator.
October 20, 2005

Maine seeks volunteers to help winterize homes of needy.
October 20, 2005

Maine community college among grant recipients.
October 20, 2005

Condos to rise along Kennebec River in Bath.
October 21, 2005

Portland Press Herald, Maine, business briefs column.
October 21, 2005

City to upgrade vehicle ramps for high-speed ferry terminal.
October 21, 2005

Publisher evolves with technology, entrepreneurial talent.
October 21, 2005

Maine health reform plan creates philosophical for insurers, state officials.
October 25, 2005

Wal-Mart, Lowe's will anchor Scarborough, Maine, mall.
October 25, 2005

Portland Press Herald, Maine, Edward D. Murphy column.
October 25, 2005

Maine delays consideration of Chebeague Island incorporation.
October 26, 2005

Portland, Maine, police officers support Florida candidate for chief.
October 26, 2005

Maine utility regulator urges consumers to conserve energy.
October 26, 2005

Navy may sink Maine-built DD(X) destroyer program entirely.
October 27, 2005

Maine malls welcome 'Christmas before Halloween'.
October 27, 2005

South Portland, Maine, company brings innovation to recycling centers.
October 27, 2005

Sen. Clinton joins Maine governor Baldacci at re-election fundraiser.
October 29, 2005

Deering Oaks, Maine's Castle-in-the-Park restored to former glory.
October 29, 2005