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| Local News |  | MTI offers summer session | | Sun-Journal- 7/4/2008 12:14:18 PM | | The Maine Technology Institute will hold its Small Business Innovation Research and Small Business Technology Transfer summer session on July 9 at the Portland Regency on Milk Street. |  |
| Nova Scotia invests in Maine ferry service | | Sun-Journal- 7/4/2008 12:11:27 PM | | The Nova Scotia government confirmed Thursday it will invest $4.4 million to provide an economic lifeline to the struggling ferry service that links Yarmouth with two ports in Maine. | |
| Court rejects paying for Christian school | | Chicago Tribune- 7/4/2008 3:20:18 AM | | PORTLAND, Maine - Maine's highest court has rejected an appeal by a couple who wanted the town of Swans Island to resume paying for their children's education at a Christian school. | |
| Portland Prepares For Fireworks | | WCSH-TV Portland- 7/3/2008 11:57:58 PM | | Portland is getting ready for its big 4th of July fireworks show. City workers spent Thursday putting up no parking signs and laying out barricades in preparation for Fridays holiday gathering. | |
| Police say daylight drug deal illustrates problem | | American Journal- 7/3/2008 2:01:10 PM | | WESTBROOK : Two men were arrested Wednesday morning after the Westbrook parking enforcement officer saw a drug deal while he was investigating a parking complaint on Brown Street, according to police. | |
| News Alias Readies New Album | | XLR8R- 7/3/2008 2:01:05 PM | | In the five years since we last heard from him, Brendon Whitney has kept busy with a move back to his hometown of Portland, Maine, collaborating with Ehren and Tarsier, and working on Resurgam , his latest ... | |
| A year later, murder investigation still unresolved | | American Journal- 7/3/2008 2:00:48 PM | | WESTBROOK : It's been a little more than a year since Kevin Foley, an affable and well-known local man who attended every one of his son's baseball games, was found murdered at the back of Woodlawn Cemetery on ... | |
| Tiny ticks paying toll on moose | | Thehour.com- 7/3/2008 7:00:00 AM | | Associated PressPORTLAND, Maine -- New England's moose population is under siege from tiny ticks that have become so numerous in recent years that biologists are concerned about the long-term effect on the ... | |
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