Portland may limit high school choice to balance enrollments

A proposed hybrid system to be presented Tuesday would allow students to choose a school as usual, but administrators could reassign some of them if needed to balance enrollments.

Delayed raises and renovations: Small businesses face new uncertainties

They're being barraged by diverging economic messages that have many wondering what to do next. The U.S. economy shrank for a second quarter in a row, reviving fears that the country might be entering a recession.

Abortion foes tap credit cards to get partial Kansas recount

Abortion opponents charged almost $120,000 to credit cards to cover the cost of a partial hand recount of the Kansas vote in favor of abortion rights.

Football: Greely fielding its own team after three years as a co-op

The Rangers had partnered with Falmouth since 2019, but now they're going it alone as an eight-man football team.

High school fall sports teams are off and running on Day 1

Expectations are high for Brunswick girls soccer team; Morse field hockey copes with low numbers.

Bean boots, if not as you know them

Eat & Run: A sophisticated seafood lunch at Browne Trading Co.

The renowned seafood supplier started serving a lunch menu in June, but it still seems to be a little-known secret.

Like a Boss with Mary Larkin, President of Diversified Communications, USA

President of Diversified Communications, US Division, Mary Larkin will join Lisa DeSisto at The Roux Institute on Wednesday, September 7.

Face the Music: Mondays in Post Office Park are a swinging scene

The Ragtime Destroyers have been playing in the downtown Portland park every week, drawing a crowd of dancers.

Electric slide: Consumers and government push for more electric vehicles

Maine is pushing to increase the number of electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids on the road from 7,000 to 219,000 by 2030.