PORTLAND — Alice (Mottram) Spear, 95, died June 11 at The Cedars Retirement Community, after a lengthy illness. She was born Nov. 11, 1919, in Portland, the daughter of Albert and Emily Mottram. Alice attended the Cummings School, and graduated from Deering High School in 1937. During World War II, she was employed as a stenographer […]
2015
Portland School Notebook: Top graduates of the Class of 2015
PORTLAND — The following students were named the top 2015 graduates of the their high schools, according to a news release earlier this month from the city school district. Casco Bay High School Sebastian Andrew, son of Hilary Andrew and Stephen Andrew, was chosen by his peers as the 2015 class speaker at Casco Bay High […]
Portland Police Beat: June 17
Arrests 6/6 at 5 a.m. Dmitriy P. Basistyy, 37, of Millinocket, was arrested on Forest Avenue by Officer Roland Lachance on charges of criminal trespass and burglary (commercial). 6/6 at noon. Peter F. Lynch, 58, of Portland, was arrested on India Street by Officer Sara Clukey on a charge of violating conditions of release. 6/6 […]
Arts Calendar: June 17-30
Greater Portland Books/Authors Saturday 6/20 “Lizzie Borden on Trial,” reading by local author Joseph Conforti, 2 p.m., free, Letterpress Books, Northgate Plaza, 91 Auburn St., Portland, 747-4232, letterpress-books.com. Monday 6/22 “Closer All the Time,” reading by local author Jim Nichols, 6:30 p.m., free, Freeport Community Library, 10 Library Drive, Freeport, 865-3307, freeportlibrary.com. Film “Full Moon in […]
South Portland sets aside $450,000 for defense of Clear Skies ordinance
Councilors agree to budget that amount to defend the city against a lawsuit by the Portland Pipe Line Corp.
Video shows roller coaster coming apart at carnival in Waterville
Footage shot by a parent of children on the ride captures the moment when two cars separated.
Legislative leaders say they have agreement on new Maine state budget
The say the deal contains tax cuts, welfare reforms and education investments, but don’t disclose specifics of the package that will go to the House and Senate on Tuesday.
Blackhawks shut out Lightning to win another Stanley Cup
Chicago clinches its third championship in six years – and its first on home ice since 1938 – with a 2-0 win over Tampa Bay.
Vinalhaven man wins $1 million in Maine State Lottery instant game
He bought the winning ticket at Fisherman’s Friend, a store on the island off Rockland.
Red Sox slide reaches 7 games with loss to Braves
A ninth-inning rally falls short, capping a 4-2 loss and another frustrating game for Boston.