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Published
April 11, 2018

Baseball preview: 25 players to watch

Seniors dominate a list of the best talent in southern Maine.
Published
April 11, 2018

Baseball preview: 10 teams to watch

Thornton Academy is the consensus pick in Class A South, while Wells and Cape Elizabeth both can make a case in Class B.
Published
April 11, 2018

Chef to open pop-up barbecue restaurant in Woodfords Corner

While he waits for renovations at his planned East End spot, Jonny St. Laurent will make use of the former Abilene
Published
April 11, 2018

The Wrap: This weekend, Two Fat Cats celebrates grand opening of second location

The South Portland location offers seating and – more importantly – free cake for the special event.
Published
April 10, 2018

Man charged with Gorham Domino’s robbery also held up cabdriver, police say

Nathan J. Allen, 36, of Portland faces 2 felony counts of robbery after he allegedly confessed to the crimes.

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Published
April 10, 2018

Nearly 40 years after infant’s death in Brunswick, prosecutors argue that his father murdered him

The cause of Nathan Hagar's death was initially classified as Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, but Burton Hagar told more than a dozen people that he smothered his 4-month-old son.
Published
April 9, 2018

Father says he felt assured his son could play varsity baseball at Deering High

In a court affidavit, Howard Yee also says the principal's denial of eligibility came without notice. A request for a temporary restraining order goes before a judge Wednesday.
Published
April 9, 2018

Portland council meets in closed session to discuss ties to concert promoter

A large crowd attends the meeting even though no debate or public comment is allowed on a proposal to rescind the council's endorsement of Waterfront Concerts' fourth summer of shows.
Published
April 9, 2018

Portland manager’s budget would raise taxes for city services 2.6%

When the proposal is combined with the school spending plan, property taxes could rise 4.6%.
Published
April 9, 2018

Exchange for enigmatic bitcoin opens in Portland, complete with ATM

The all-digital form of money baffles many people, but the Great Lost Bear restaurant, which accepts the cryptocurrency, used it to receive a $7,000 windfall.