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Published
August 3, 2018

Portland police recruitment drive pays off with addition of 12 new officers to the force

It's the largest single class of recruits in about 20 years, and the interim chief credits a full-time recruitment officer's aggressive use of social media and other outreach.
Published
August 3, 2018

A very private, oceanfront gem in Cape Elizabeth

The home was designed by the Royal Barry Wills architectural firm.
Published
August 2, 2018

New Hampshire man accused of pulling gun in road rage incident

Maine State Police say Philip A. Gordon pulled the gun on another driver while on the Maine Turnpike in Portland.
Published
August 2, 2018

Portland Symphony Orchestra names German-born conductor as its new music director

Eckart Preu, the longtime music director of the Spokane Symphony, emerged from a field of three finalists to succeed Robert Moody.
Published
August 1, 2018

More questions than answers as probe of Portland man’s stabbing death goes on

Police have said 22-year-old Patrick Lobor died from a stab wound to the chest that was discovered after a car accident Saturday. But they aren't saying how that stab wound got there.

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Published
August 1, 2018

UMaine system chancellor resigns amid controversy

This is a new test story.
Published
August 1, 2018

UMaine system chancellor resigns amid controversy

This is a new test story.
Published
August 1, 2018

Drifters Wife, Rose Foods make Bon Appetit’s ‘Best New Restaurants’ list

The magazine will whittle down the list to a 'Hot 10' to be announced on Aug. 14.
Published
August 1, 2018

Dream job? Restaurant servers say restless nights come with the stresses of August

This month is to restaurant servers what April is to tax accountants. We asked people in food service to dish up some of their worst nightmares.
Published
July 31, 2018

Before it sells State Street site, Mercy Hospital wants to know how the buyer would use it

The hospital wants to be sensitive about the impact of its exit from Portland's West End, winning neighbors' praise as it prepares to move to a new campus on Fore River Parkway.