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Portland debates late-night entertainment guidelines

PORTLAND — The City Council granted a Congress Street music venue a license for late-night entertainment Monday, but the night club’s request has sparked a review of city policy expected to play out in council and committee meetings for several weeks. Port City Music Hall applied for a license for after-hours entertainment with dancing in […]

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Rolling in the dough: Wholesale bagel bakery coming to Portland with crowd-sourced support

Wholesale bagel bakery coming to Portland with crowd-sourced support PORTLAND — On the 18th day, the Kickstarter crowd spoke, and the word was “bagels.” Paul Farrell, a burly boat-builder turned labor organizer turned bagel baker and the driving force behind the upstart Union Bagel Co., couldn’t be happier. With 12 days to spare, supporters contributed […]

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Plea in drug case produces jail sentence

PORTLAND — A man arrested in an October 2011 drug bust that netted pills, guns, and cash will serve four years in jail after pleading guilty in Cumberland County Superior Court on March 15. Nelson Cruz, 27, was arrested after Maine Drug Enforcement Agency officials searched his home at 297 Presumpscot St. on Oct. 19, […]