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Published
February 3, 2018

Protesters in Portland take a knee to take back a message

Faith-based demonstrators at the jetport ask for the national conversation to return to racial injustice
Published
February 2, 2018

Portland teenager still missing a week after she ran away

Hilda Vanessa Sanaguaray-Upaya, 14, was last seen by family members near the Northgate Shopping Center, police say.
Published
February 2, 2018

Portland launches study of city’s rental market

A tight supply of rental housing, especially for lower-income tenants, continues to fuel calls for tenant protections and affordable housing development.
Published
February 1, 2018

Rippleffect says $50,000 grant will allow it to expand outdoor leadership programs

The nonprofit that offers outdoor education to students at Casco Bay High School will begin offering courses to students at Deering and Portland high schools as well.
Published
February 1, 2018

Unum boosts minimum wage, charitable contributions

The minimum wage increase to $15 affects about 80 Portland workers.

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Published
February 1, 2018

Police looking for Portland teenager missing since Saturday

Fourteen-year-old Hilda Vanessa Sanaguaray-Upaya lives in the North Deering neighborhood near where she was last seen
Published
February 1, 2018

Truffle food truck to roll into Maine food scene

With entrees around $15, The Truffle Truck will also offer fresh-shaved truffles to top off its dishes.
Published
February 1, 2018

Portland pub owners plan to open new restaurant in Scarborough

The couple that operates Shay's Grill Pub in Monument Square want to open Dunstan Tap & Table, a pub-style restaurant, in May.
Published
February 1, 2018

Portland police find SUV that hit woman in wheelchair

Detectives have located a white Hyundai SUV they believe was involved in the crash.
Published
January 31, 2018

Mayor calls for more protections for tenants during State of the City address

Ethan Strimling avoids talking about the political tensions that have roiled City Hall, stressing the previous year's successes and proposing a range of policy and spending initiatives.