The suspect ran away after the crash on Main Street on Friday night, police say.
August 2016
Posted inNews, Politics
Ex-wife of Trump campaign CEO says he made anti-Semitic remarks
The revelation come a day after reports that domestic violence charges were filed 20 years ago against Stephen Bannon following an altercation with his then-wife.
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Posted inMaine, News, Politics
In private sector, LePage’s tirade might be a career-killer
But legal experts say the governor’s threats to a state legislator are unlikely to prompt criminal prosecution.
Posted inMaine, News, Schools and Education
Locker Project latches onto the need to feed hungry children in schools
Begun in 2014, the effort stocks pantries at 14 schools, mostly in Portland and South Portland.
Posted inEditorials, Opinion
Another View: Jill Stein running a fairy tale campaign
The Green Party nominee has some nice ideas, but they are poorly formed and impractical.
Posted inMaine Voices, Op-eds, Opinion
Maine Voices: When the globalists bring a world of trouble to the working American
A borderless world, free trade and unbridled immigration benefit Big Money at our expense.
Posted inOp-eds, Opinion
Port City Post: Answering the call of rural Maine’s wild since childhood
The Maine we read about in glossy magazines does not, and never did, exist for most of us locals.
Posted inOp-eds, Opinion
Commentary: Warming up to the late Sen. Ted Stevens after his initial cold shoulder
The Alaskan was of a breed of moderate, honorable Republicans who now are in short supply.
Posted inLetters
Letter to the editor: Munjoy Hill group has an open mind on development
In a recent letter to the editor (“City must act to protect Fort Sumner Park vista,” Aug. 16), a fellow resident, Karen Snyder, seemed to suggest that the Munjoy Hill Neighborhood Organization, one of Portland’s oldest and most influential neighborhood and civic organizations, has made a decision to oppose a proposed residential development at 155 […]
Posted inLetters
Letter to the editor: Exchange students give us a way to connect with world
In this time of ongoing turmoil, student exchange is good medicine for a world torn by terror. We want to invite the families of Portland to help us combat international fears and prejudices by welcoming a teen into their homes and hearts! In recent weeks, all eyes were turned to the Olympics. But as many […]