Wolfgram, the winningest coach in state history, died Aug. 5 at 77.
South Portland
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Postal Service rate increases could squeeze Maine businesses
The state’s remote geography means most shipments destined for beyond New England will face higher surcharges over the winter holiday season.
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Why is unemployment so low in Maine, and what does it mean?
Everything from housing and industry booms to fewer job-seekers and the state’s status as the oldest in the nation has contributed to a run of low jobless rates, experts say.
Posted inFood & Dining, Leslie Bridgers, Life & Culture, Local & State, News
Is a Maine lobster roll from a gas station any good? | Column
We tried cheaper versions of the state’s signature sandwich from Rusty Lantern, Hannaford and Market Basket to see how they stacked up.
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Maine hospitals wait years to be reimbursed for serving low-income residents
Hospitals are already under financial strain. Federal and state policies affecting Maine’s Medicaid program will only add pressure.
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As football coach and teacher, John Wolfgram’s legacy goes back decades
As Gardiner’s football coach from 1975 through 1985, Wolfgram laid a foundation still in place.
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John Wolfgram, Maine’s winningest high school football coach, dies at 77
Wolfgram won 10 state titles and 309 games in a storied coaching career at Madison, Gardiner, South Portland and Cheverus.
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Musician Lucy Dacus marries 3 Maine couples at Back Cove Festival
The onstage wedding ceremonies have been a feature at several of Dacus’ concerts this summer.
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Elegant oceanfront estate has unobstructed views of Southern Maine’s iconic coast
$4.3 million | 1 Bay Road, South Portland
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Alexa Rancourt’s memory honored at new golf center as part of mental health awareness
The name of the former South Portland standout, who died of a fentanyl overdose, will be on the learning center of the $3 million facility.