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Published
November 14, 2017

Portland planners approve Children’s Museum move to Thompson’s Point

The museum outgrew its downtown location and hopes to occupy its new building in the spring of 2019, officials say.
Published
November 13, 2017

Portland landlord hires lawyer to continue appeal in fatal fire

Gregory Nisbet's previous lawyers asked to be removed from his appeal.
Published
November 13, 2017

Constituents voice concerns over federal tax reforms at session with Rep. Pingree

The 1st District Democrat, who says she'll vote against the Republican plan, convenes a group in Portland that points to ways in which the proposal could harm middle class Mainers.
Published
November 13, 2017

Portland rehab center’s new dining hall serves message of togetherness for people struggling with addiction

Members of the Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center can all dine together after the building's first major renovation in 60 years.
Published
November 13, 2017

Business community a force in Portland election

'No' campaigns on rent control and zoning questions held big spending edges, thanks mostly to businesses such as  developers and Maine Med.

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Published
November 11, 2017

Mainers honor veterans with parades, ceremonies

Attendees brave the cold and wind at Veterans Day events in Portland and South Portland.
Published
November 9, 2017

Terminally ill Saco boy, who says ‘live like a penguin,’ gets some special visitors

Jacob Thompson, who has been celebrating Christmas early, gets a rare gift when he spends an hour with his favorite animal courtesy of the Mystic Aquarium.
Published
November 9, 2017

If you voted in Portland and you’re looking for your teeth, read this

The Portland City Clerk is seeking the owner of a set of dentures left in a polling booth Tuesday.
Published
November 8, 2017

Maine hotels include vegans in the Thanksgiving feast

Chefs at Union in Portland's Press Hotel and Sea Glass at Cape Elizabeth's Inn by the Sea meet the demand for plant-based entrees.
Published
November 7, 2017

Voters turn down measure to make Portland first Maine city to cap rents

The decision comes despite a red-hot real estate market that has made apartments unaffordable. Opponents say the initiative was a bad way to set policy, and backers say they hope their efforts lead to a solution.