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Casco Bay Weekly : 9 April 1998

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City piece about the sale of the Portland Press Herald and other Guy Gannett

City piece about the sale of the Portland Press Herald and other Guy Gannett Communications holdings, including the Maine Sunday Telegram and WGME-TV. Some Press Herald reporters worry that new owners will emphasize profits at the expense of good journalism. Al Diamon researched a decade of quotes from the Gannetts and their employees regarding the possibility of selling their business. With related articles about articles about the upgrading Baxter Boulevard; the continued conflict between Zootz nightclub and the elderly residents of 10 Congress Square over noise; and Portland superintendent of schools Mary Jane McCalmon\u27s decision to restore the swimming programs to the Reiche and Riverton schools in her new budget proposal

Casco Bay Weekly : 26 November 1998

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Casco Bay Weekly : 16 April 1998

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Donna Hanson of the Convention and Visitors Bureau of Greater Portland said an e

Donna Hanson of the Convention and Visitors Bureau of Greater Portland said an estimated 5,000 attendees of the Harley-Davidson Owners Group spent $3.5 million during last week\u27s convention. Convention participants estimated participation at 3,000 to 5,000, and some businesspeople dispute the$3.5 million figure. The convention\u27s biggest contribution to the area could be in its promotional value. The Christian Motorcycle Association, based in Arkansas, will hold its annual convention in Portland in September, and roughly 250 HOG members will make a two-day reappearance here