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Published
February 7, 2022

Portland City Council votes to repeal indoor mask mandate

The 7-2 decision to repeal the mask requirement in indoor public places takes effect in 10 days.
Published
February 7, 2022

Portland council approves ban on sale of flavored tobacco products

The city joins Bangor and more than 330 other communities nationwide that have restricted sales of flavored tobacco.
Published
February 7, 2022

Portland Meetings: Feb. 9-16
Published
February 7, 2022

Deering grad, teacher team up to create ‘miraculous’ communication app

ReachMyTeach, which is used in the Portland area to improve communication between teachers, students and parents, could spread to more schools thanks to a significant financial investment from an education group.
Published
February 6, 2022

Portland tows 91 vehicles that violated parking ban

On-street parking was prohibited from 10 p.m. Saturday through 6 a.m. Sunday.

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Published
February 4, 2022

Three face charges, 2 others sought in killing of Portland man in Providence

There is no known connection between the victims and the suspects and police described it as a random shooting.
Published
February 3, 2022

Portland winter festival to add fireworks display Feb. 18

Carnaval ME on the Eastern Promenade is scheduled for Feb. 17-26 and will also feature outdoor concerts, including performances by Scotty McCreery and The Ghost of Paul Revere.
Published
February 1, 2022

Inaugural safe syringe exchange program in Lewiston honors founder’s legacy

The Church of Safe Injection, founded by Jesse Harvey in 2018, opened a new facility Tuesday to allow people who use drugs to get Narcan and clean needles and other paraphernalia.
Published
February 1, 2022

Brunswick esports tech startup Omnic Data receives early funding

The company, which gathers esports players’ performance data, just raised $750,000 in seed capital.
Published
January 31, 2022

Is Portland’s Green New Deal killing new development?

Developers and brokers say they're expecting new construction to taper off, but city officials argue it's too early to tell what impact the ordinance will have.