The taco shop opened in the funky building in Portland’s Canal Plaza in December.
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Posted inDo This
There’s tons of fun happening at Maine’s ski mountains – no lift ticket required
Music festivals, restaurants, races and alternative winter sports are among your options.
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Posted inArts & Entertainment, Do This
Acclaimed artist and musician Lonnie Holley to perform in Portland
His most recent album, which includes collaborations with Michael Stipe and Bon Iver, landed on multiple best of 2023 lists.
Posted inEditorials, Opinion
Another View: Can divided Washington unite? The fractured GOP is the biggest obstacle.
Several important turning points in the next few weeks will determine the state of the union.
Posted inSports
Lions hold off Rams, earn first playoff win in 32 years
Detroit’s offense produces three first-half touchdowns, and the defense makes a series of stops in the second half to secure a 24-23 victory.
Posted inMaine
South Portland residents mourn loss of historic Fisherman’s Point shacks
Willard Beach residents on Sunday said they were sad about losing the fishing shacks, which had stood on the rocky point for over 100 years before being swept away in Saturday’s storm.
Posted inNation & World, News
Migrant deaths in Rio Grande intensify tensions between Texas, Biden administration over crossings
The White House says U.S. Boder Patrol agents need access to the border after officials say three migrants drowned while trying to cross the Rio Grande near the Texas border city of Eagle Pass.
Posted inNation & World, News
From Berlin to Karachi, thousands demonstrate in support of either Israel or Palestinians
Thousands of people took to the streets across the world Sunday to mark the 100th day of Israel’s war with Hamas.
Posted inSports
Packers stun Cowboys with surprising ease, 48-32
Green Bay, the No. 7 seed in the NFC, dominates throughout against heavily favored Dallas in a game that was never close.
Posted inMaine, News
Trash talk: Towns’ garbage in Maine landfills is up nearly 50%
More disposable products, fewer recycling opportunities and a larger population are contributing to the problem, lawmakers are told.