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1.)	Maine to receive $2 million for summer's red tide closures   Published: 11/19/2008 - Relevancy: 100.000% U.S. Commerce Secretary Carlos M. Gutierrez determined on Nov. 14 that the economic effect of closing some shellfish fisheries due to a red tide in ocean waters off Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Maine has caused a commercial fishery failure. After Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick requested that Gutierrez determine a commercial fishery failure due to red tide on Sept. 4, NOAA determined that the problem was more widespread, said NOAA Fisheries Service Public Affairs Specialist Monica Allen...
2.)	Division I, II teams out in full force   Published: 11/19/2008 - Relevancy: 100.000% The following are recently reported results: Division I boys At Belfast Monday, the Camden-Rockport Middle School eighth-grade squad edged Troy Howard Middle School 44-43. The Schooners trailed 9-7, 26-13 and 34-23 at the quarter breaks. Division II boys At South Bristol Monday, the Hope Hawks squeaked out a 40-39 victory. Barley netted eight points to lead Hope, while Corbett added six; Hannibal and Ben Pearse, both four; and Bresnahan and Welt, each two.
3.)	Miller School to stand up to bullying   Published: 11/19/2008 - Relevancy: 100.000% Miller School to stand up to bullying Kim Lincoln The Miller School will take a visible public stance against bullying on Friday, Nov. 21 when every student and staff member in the school will wear pink T-shirts. The Waldoboro school is joining about 600 other schools, workplaces and organizations to participate in the International STAND UP to Bullying Day. The color of the STAND UP pledge shirts is based on a campaign started by Travis Price and David Shepherd, two senior students who ...
4.)	'Clean' elections? Not really.   Published: 11/19/2008 - Relevancy: 100.000% s money was spent influencing the clean elections campaigns of legislative candidates all over the state. The clean elections system includes a provision whereby independent expenditures trigger additional taxpayer funding. If you are a clean elections candidate, and one of the campaign committees spends money on behalf of your opponent, you get additional taxpayer-funded dollars for your campaign.
5.)	A tribute to Smith   Published: 11/19/2008 - Relevancy: 100.000% Oh yes, this club was one of the first clubs to form in the Maine Snowmobile Association. On Nov. 8, at the Rockport Diner, we honored Wayne Smith, who joined the club in early 1971, along with his wife, Lorraine. This fall, we honored Wayne for all his service to the club.
6.)	Free public skate to benefit Make-A-Wish Foundation   Published: 11/19/2008 - Relevancy: 100.000% Free public skate to benefit Make-A-Wish Foundation Staff For the second time, Keith Gleason of Camden is lacing up his skates and visiting the ice to raise money for the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Maine. The Make-A-Wish Foundation of Maine has granted more than 800 wishes since its founding in 1992. The foundation expects to grant the wishes to 75 seriously ill Maine children in 2009, which is an average of one wish every five days in Maine.
7.)	Belfast Bicycles is accepting orders for electric bicycles!   Published: 11/19/2008 - Relevancy: 100.000% Belfast Bicycles is accepting orders for electric bicycles! Belfast Downtown Business Group Belfast Bicycles is accepting orders for electric bicycles that feature the BionX hybrid drive system. The computerized BionX system combines human effort and an electric motor to power the bike.
8.)	Brown Bag Lunch Specials 11/20/08 OPEN UNTIL 4:00 PM - WE DELIVER!   Published: 11/19/2008 - Relevancy: 100.000% Brown Bag Lunch Specials Thursday November 20, 2008 www.thebrownbagrockland.com #1 Open Face Hot Turkey Sandwich w/Stuffing, Gravy & Cranberry Sauce on Toasted Chef's Choice 8.29 #2 Chicken Club w/Provolone, Bacon, Tomato, Lettuce & Pesto Mayo on Toasted Chef's Choice 8.59 #3 Big Beef Cheeseburger w/Saute'ed Onions, Tomato, Lettuce & Garlic Mayo on a Ciabatta Roll 7.89 #4 Oven Roasted Pork Loin w/Stuffing, Lettuce, Chutney & Mayo in a Wrap 7.59 #5 Smoked Turkey & Swiss Melt Topped w/Cole Slaw...
9.)	37 DAYS UNTIL CHRISTMAS!!!???!!! EASY SHOPPING AT BRICKS!   Published: 11/19/2008 - Relevancy: 100.000% Bricks Restaurant WHAT DO THEY WANT??? PERFECT GIFTS FOR THE TEACHER, MAIL PERSON, PAPER DELIVERY, YANKEE SWAPS, HAIRDRESSER? BRICKS GIFT CERTIFICATES ARE AVAILABLE IN ANY AMOUNT!!
10.)	Liberty home destroyed in Wednesday morning fire   Published: 11/19/2008 - Relevancy: 100.000% Liberty home destroyed in Wednesday morning fire Steve Fuller Fire destroyed a home on the Upper Hostile Valley Road Wednesday, Nov. 19, displacing a family of three. The fire at 235 Upper Hostile Valley Road was reported sometime between 7:15 and 7:30 a.m., according to Liberty Fire Chief Tobey Kress. Kress said Palermo's fire department was also called out, and Morrill firefighters manned the Liberty station while the fire was being extinguished.
11.)	Brown Bag Breakfast Specials 11/20/08 OPEN at 6:30 AM   Published: 11/19/2008 - Relevancy: 100.000% Brown Bag Breakfast Specials 11/20/08 OPEN at 6:30 AM Brown Bag Breakfast Specials Thursday November 20, 2008 www.thebrownbagrockland.com #1 Bacon, Spinach, Artichoke Heart, Tomato & Havarti Scramble 6.59 #2 Breakfast Burrito w/Sausage, Jack Cheese, Tomato, Onions, Chilis, Green Pepper Topped with Salsa & Sour Cream 6.99 #3 Brown Bag Ham Omelet w/Swiss, Mushroom & Tomatoes 6.29 #4 Cranberry-Apple-Pecan 4-Grain Pancakes 5.29 #5 Banana Nut Buttermilk Pancakes 5.29 #6 (2) Homemade Cinnamon Swirl...
12.)	BRRRRRICKS FOR DINNER??? THE OVEN IS HOT!!!   Published: 11/19/2008 - Relevancy: 100.000% THE FIRE IN THE BRICK OVEN IS REALLY NICE AND COOKS A GREAT PIZZA. DRAFT BEERS (COORS LIGHT AND PABST) ARE $2.25 UNTIL THE KEGS RUN OUT! SCALLOP PIZZA, GREAT SOUPS, HADDOCK "CORDON BLEU", STEAKS, ETC. BRICKS ... 594-5770 OPEN AT 5:00 BUT, YOU CAN CALL IN YOUR ORDER, NOW!!!
13.)	Matthew 'Matty' Timothy Orbin   Published: 11/19/2008 - Relevancy: 100.000% Matthew 'Matty' Timothy Orbin Hall Funeral Home Matthew "Matty" Timothy Orbin, 20, died Nov. 17, 2008, at his home in Waldoboro. He recently completed a welding course at Region 8. In his early school years, Matthew enjoyed playing soccer, basketball and Little League as well as being a Cub Scout. He is survived by his father and mother, Tim and Nikki Orbin, of Waldoboro; brothers, Jeffrey Lord of West Palm Beach, Fla., and Stefan Lord of Gray; grandmother, Peggy ...
14.)	Belfast man charged with operating car dealership without license   Published: 11/19/2008 - Relevancy: 100.000% Belfast man charged with operating car dealership without license The Bureau of Motor Vehiclesâ?? Office of Investigations executed a search warrant at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 19, at a used car dealership at 183 Main St. and arrested Matteo Adragna, 49, of Belfast. We were able to get a search warrant based on information provided to us by the Belfast Police Department and Detective Michael McFadden, as well as information uncovered by BMV Detective Scott Robideau.
15.)	Education hit big with $80 million curtailment   Published: 11/19/2008 - Relevancy: 100.000% Education hit big with $80 million curtailment Christopher Cousins Gov. John Baldacci on Wednesday made official what departments across state government have expected for weeks: spending cuts that affect money already budgeted. Because of lagging revenues, Baldacci ordered a curtailment of $80 million in the budget that ends June 30, 2009. If revenue projections hold, the supplemental budget could include another $70 million in cuts to current spending plans.
16.)	"Home Cookin' For the Soul" Church Cookbook- Great gift for the Holidays   Published: 11/19/2008 - Relevancy: 100.000% "Home Cookin' For the Soul" Church Cookbook- Great gift for the Holidays Belfast United Methodist Church Here's a great opportunity to give a wonderful and unique, one-of-a-kind Christmas gift, and at the same time support the many missions and ministries of the Belfast United Methodist Church. The cookbook is a 3-ring, padded cover book with 250 recipes,featuring some of the recipes from our public suppers, as well as favorites from family and friends of the church.The cookbook contains the...
17.)	SAD 5 announces board vacancy   Published: 11/19/2008 - Relevancy: 100.000% SAD 5 announces board vacancy Shlomit Auciello Maine School Administrative District 5 School Board Chairwoman Kim Appleby announced Wednesday that there is a vacancy for a Rockland representative on the board. Appleby has notified Mayor Deborah McNeil and the City Council of the vacancy, which is for a term that will end on June 30, 2009, when SAD 5 will be dissolved and become part of the regional school unit recently voted on by the citizens of SADs 5 and 50. Anyone interested in being ...
18.)	Hoboken celebrates anniversary, invites public to stop by   Published: 11/19/2008 - Relevancy: 100.000% Hoboken celebrates anniversary, invites public to stop by Amy Lea Family owned florist and garden center Hoboken Gardens will celebrate 20 years in business this weekend. More than 35 years ago, the Farley family in Rockport established Farley and Son Landscaping, a successful business that eventually expanded to include the blossoming garden center and florist shop. Poem by Juliet St Claire, age 10, daughter and niece of Hoboken employees Santa's come early to Hoboken Gardens!
19.)	'Grease' rocks at RDHS   Published: 11/19/2008 - Relevancy: 100.000% 'Grease' rocks at RDHS Dagney C. Ernest High school musical season is a reviewerâ?? Although the "straights" have champions in Parker Spear's nerdy Eugene and Deb Lund's rah-rah-gal-gone-bad Patty Simcox, "Grease" belongs to the "bad kids" and they take charge early on with their own version of the school song. Most of the Pink Ladies get a solo turn a pajama party number set on the stage-right chorus platform, and the guys go to town with "Greased Lightnin'."
20.)	Stories of India, one woman at a time   Published: 11/19/2008 - Relevancy: 100.000% Stories of India, one woman at a time Dagney C. Ernest One out of every six women in the world lives in India â? Cultural anthropologist, photographer, author and art historian Huyler will introduce Midcoast residents to more than half a dozen Indian women, their lives and their art, 7 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 22, in the Strom Auditorium of Camden Hills Regional High School, Route 90, Rockport. The diversity of their experiences is central to what Huyler thinks Western culture, and particularly ...

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