Portland has three goals in added time and scored in the 86th minute to earn a tie last Saturday in Omaha.
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Brunswick approves $102 million town budget
The upcoming fiscal year budget raises the property tax rate by just under 3%.
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Southern Maine Athletes of the Week: Spring Week 4
Press Herald sports writers nominate high school athletes from the prior week’s games.
Readers vote for their top choice and the winner will be announced in the newspapers the following Sunday all season long!
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Supporting Mainers in recovery: Leading the way as an LADC or CADC
Use your lived experience to make a difference in someone’s life.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
Bills targeting grocery price gouging fail to win lawmakers’ support
A legislative committee agreed with business advocates who say the bills are unnecessary and will make it impossible for businesses to manage risk.
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Body of missing Rumford man found during Friday morning search
Christopher Gilbert, 38, was last seen Monday morning and was found dead about 1.5 miles into the woods near Joe’s Pond, police say.
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Yarmouth photographer shares shots of Portland streets
The collection of black-and-white photos is the first show Yarmouth photographer Chris Wriggins has held in 40 years.
Posted inCops & Courts, Maine, News
Man arrested after stabbing at Portland homeless shelter
The victim was taken to a local hospital after being slashed on the head Thursday night, according to police.
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A guide to the candidates for Falmouth offices
On June 10, Falmouth voters will decide who fills three Town Council seats and vote on two budget questions.
Posted inMaine
How newspaper advertisements sparked an ethics complaint against Cape Elizabeth’s superintendent
Superintendent Chris Record and filers Larry Benoit and Mary Ann Lynch spoke about the complaint this week, which alleges Record and the school department should have filed as a ballot question committee last year ahead of the $95 million school project referendum.