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May 1, 2017

May Day rally in Portland takes aim at Trump immigration policies

More than 200 people turn out to protest detentions like that of Otto Morales-Caballeros of Naples, who was arrested on his way to work last month.
Published
May 1, 2017

Portland chefs Mike Wiley and Andrew Taylor win James Beard Award

The restaurateurs behind Eventide Oyster, The Honey Paw and Hugo's win the coveted award following their third nomination.
Published
May 1, 2017

Portland reallocates $1.2 million to Casco Bay High School project

The City Council votes 7-2 to expand the so-called 'Great Space' at Casco Bay High School where schoolwide assemblies take place.
Published
April 30, 2017

Gorham boy run over by family’s SUV in intensive care at Maine Med

Colton Stormont, 5, suffered a bruised lung, fractured ribs, two broken arms, and a fractured skull in the accident Saturday, his mother says.
Published
April 30, 2017

Concert Review: Fiddler-violinist leaves PSO Pops! crowd wanting more

Headliner Mark O'Connor performs 'Amazing Grace' as an encore.

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Published
April 30, 2017

Portland composer fulfills dream, hits home run with baseball opera

Daniel Sonenberg's 'The Summer King' premieres in Pittsburgh, where Negro League star Josh Gibson played before dying a tragic hero.
Published
April 30, 2017

Joe Walsh is Maine’s Mister Sustainable Clean

Hear how he tapped into a new market, the environmentally friendly house-cleaning business.
Published
April 30, 2017

Dine Out Maine: Chris Gould’s latest, the Italian off-peninsula Tipo, earns a tip of the hat

Don't miss the pizza.
Published
April 27, 2017

Portland Jetport warns neighbors: It could get noisy

Between May 15 and June 6, a construction project will force a change in flight paths and take aircraft over neighborhoods in Portland, South Portland, Cape Elizabeth and Scarborough.
Published
April 27, 2017

Portland-area tourism bureau rebrands as ‘Visit Portland’

After 35 years, the Greater Portland Convention and Visitors Bureau is ditching its cumbersome name for something that will make its mission obvious.