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Published
April 21, 2022

Portland gets Standard & Poor’s highest credit rating

The upgrade to AAA could save the city and its taxpayers millions of dollars associated with debt service costs.
Published
April 21, 2022

Judge rules landlord can evict former Portland mayor Ethan Strimling

Strimling argued that he was being evicted in retaliation for his involvement in a tenants union, but a judge sided with landlord Geoffrey Rice, who said he was tired of being 'nickel and dimed' by the former mayor over rent increases.
Published
April 21, 2022

Downtown block could become 300 condos, hotel, shops

The $200 million to $300 million development, on the site of the former Portland Press Herald printing plant, would be called Herald Square.
Published
April 19, 2022

After 11-year ride, Portland band The Ghost of Paul Revere is breaking up

The holler-folk band announced in a Facebook post that it would stop performing together after its Ghostland festival in September.
Published
April 18, 2022

Portland Meetings: April 20-27

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Published
April 16, 2022

Mainers with Polish roots prepare for Easter with blessing of Easter baskets

At St. Louis Catholic Church in Portland, they speak with pride of the warm welcome Poland has given millions of war refugees from Ukraine.
Published
April 14, 2022

Portland bus stop a finalist in national competition

The Congress Street stop, which features an art installation from Ebenezer Akakpo, will square off against a stop in Boston in the contest hosted by StreetsblogUSA. Voting ends Friday morning.
Published
April 11, 2022

Preble Street employees get big pay boost in new contract

Some workers say it will help them stay in the job. They also note the new provisions, including extra pay for those who use their multilingual skills on the job.
Published
April 11, 2022

Portland Meetings: April 13-20
Published
April 11, 2022

Maine Med nurse practitioner returns from Ukraine after helping wounded soldiers, refugees, orphans

'What we see on TV is just the tip of the iceberg,' says Natalia Iantsevych.