Editor\u27s Notebook piece on Roberta Scruggs, 41, of Buckfield, sports writer fo

Editor\u27s Notebook piece on Roberta Scruggs, 41, of Buckfield, sports writer for The Portland Nespapers. Scruggs, who has been doing sports at the papers since 1988, provided much of the coverage of the recent athletic-eligibility violations at the University of Maine at Orono

Editor\u27s Notebook piece on the Readers Roundtable project, a program co-sponso

Editor\u27s Notebook piece on the Readers Roundtable project, a program co-sponsored by The Portland Newspapers and the Maine Council of Churchers and designed to facilitate the formation of small discussion groups to talk about education in Maine

Commentary by Editor Lou Ureneck on the decision to publish a photograph of a

Commentary by Editor Lou Ureneck on the decision to publish a photograph of a U.S. serviceman\u27s body being dragged by a Somali mob. Includes the response of readers on the photograph. Related article

Editor\u27s Notebook piece on the creation of Go, the Portland Press Herald\u27s n

Editor\u27s Notebook piece on the creation of Go, the Portland Press Herald\u27s new weekend entertainment guide. Go replaces Applause, and has as much to do with marketing as with journalism

Review of the Mad Horse Theatre Company\u27s production of Off the Map, at Oak St

Review of the Mad Horse Theatre Company\u27s production of Off the Map, at Oak Street Theater in Portland, through April 22

Editor\u27s Notebook piece on the staff of The Portland Newspapers assigned to co

Editor\u27s Notebook piece on the staff of The Portland Newspapers assigned to cover elections, and how they go about the job

Editor\u27s Notebook piece on Martha Englert, 40, police reporter for the Portlan

Editor\u27s Notebook piece on Martha Englert, 40, police reporter for the Portland Press Herald and Maine Sunday Telegram since 1989, who recently enrolled at the Episcopal Divinity School in Cambridge, Mass

Commentary by Editor Lou Ureneck on the decision to publish a photograph of a

Commentary by Editor Lou Ureneck on the decision to publish a photograph of a U.S. serviceman\u27s body being dragged by a Somali mob. Includes the response of readers on the photograph. Related article

Editor\u27s Notebook piece on Martha Englert, 40, police reporter for the Portlan

Editor\u27s Notebook piece on Martha Englert, 40, police reporter for the Portland Press Herald and Maine Sunday Telegram since 1989, who recently enrolled at the Episcopal Divinity School in Cambridge, Mass

Editor\u27s Notebook piece on reporter Steve Campbell and his work on the two-par

Editor\u27s Notebook piece on reporter Steve Campbell and his work on the two-part series on Bath Iron Works, which is appearing today in the Maine Sunday Telegram and tomorrow in the Portland Press Herald