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Published
July 28, 2017

Portland panel endorses Wex bid to build waterfront headquarters

The $3.3 million deal for city-owned land appears headed for approval by the full City Council in August.
Published
July 24, 2017

Portland council rezones farmland to make way for 95 homes

The developer plans to build on a former 45-acre farm while preserving 25 acres of open space for public use.
Published
July 24, 2017

Auburn man attacked, stabbed by gang of men in Old Port parking lot

The victim suffered severe blood loss and is 'lucky to be alive,' police say.
Published
July 24, 2017

Wharf Street’s days as bar scene epicenter may be numbered

As the cobblestone former back alley continues to evolve, upscale bars and restaurants are replacing nightclubs and taverns.
Published
July 23, 2017

Anthony Sanborn, Maine’s 1st convicted killer to be released on bail, gets taste of freedom

He is adjusting to a world that left him behind during nearly three decades spent behind bars.

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Published
July 22, 2017

Man robbed, assaulted Portland cabdriver, police say

Dominic Deas, 40, of Portland is accused of holding up the taxi driver at knifepoint.
Published
July 21, 2017

Benkay sushi bar to return in September

The owner purchased his own space in the Old Port and is renovating it into a new restaurant.
Published
July 21, 2017

Judge delays review of Anthony Sanborn murder conviction

Sanborn, who was found guilty of a 1989 homicide in Portland, will have to wait until October to learn his fate.
Published
July 20, 2017

Turtles being trapped in Portland cemetery, then returned to former home

The city asks residents not to vandalize the traps in Evergreen Cemetery so the turtles brought there from Capisic Pond can be returned to their home, now that a dredging project is complete.
Published
July 19, 2017

Mayor, residents say Bayside proposals don’t do enough to provide affordable housing

The six projects recommended by city staff come under fire during a public hearing attended by about 50 people.