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August 15, 2018

Portland assistant city manager may be leaving after 3 months

Mona Bector would say only that she is in transition, and a city spokeswoman has said she plans to provide information about Bector's employment status Thursday.
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August 15, 2018

Portland accounting firm chooses new managing principal

Baker Newman Noyes has chosen the head of its health care practice to succeed company head Carl Chatto.
Published
August 15, 2018

FBI demanded that Google hand over multiple users’ location data in Portland robberies

The tech giant didn't comply, and a suspect in the Maine crime spree was caught, but privacy experts say the sweeping warrant is cause for alarm.
Published
August 15, 2018

Portland gets ready to open new Rowe Elementary School

The Amanda C. Rowe Elementary School on Orono Road will replace the former Hall Elementary.
Published
August 15, 2018

The Wrap: Forage Market brings ‘one of America’s best’ bagels to Portland

Also, a local chef buys his restaurant, and a snack shack sells beach food in the waning days of summer.

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Published
August 15, 2018

Kalamata’s Kitchen books help parents, kids bond over food

The children's book series explores an imaginary place where a little girl travels with friends she calls her 'Taste Buds.'
Published
August 15, 2018

Letter to the editor: Increase Portland’s diversity by letting non-citizens vote

Helping people such as asylum-seekers participate in local elections will strengthen democracy.
Published
August 14, 2018

New software delays mailing of Portland property tax bills

The bills will likely be sent the week of Aug. 20 and are due Sept. 14.
Published
August 14, 2018

Manhole explosion shuts down busy intersection near Old Port

The blast, inside an underground electrical vault, closes the intersection of Center, York and Fore streets.
Published
August 14, 2018

Fear about putting immigrants at risk delays action on non-citizen voting rights

Portland city councilors decide to take more time to address concerns that extending voting rights to some non-citizens could put them at risk of being targeted.