Portland scores three straight goals to pick up their fifth victory of the season.
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Posted inMaine
South Portland beach reopened after ‘unusual substance’ report
Willard Beach was closed to swimming for several hours Saturday, but the floating material was deemed to be from the seafloor and posed no threat.
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Posted inBusiness, Food, Maine
Celebration of ‘everything tomatoes’ draws hundreds to Buxton farm
The first Snell Family Farm Tomato Festival featured farm stands, vendors and lots of tomato-themed foods.
Posted inLetters
Trump got schooled by the master in Alaska | Letter
Another global spectacle by President Trump, this time in Alaska, on Aug. 15, when he stood on an actual red carpet and played acolyte and cypher to a superior negotiator, tactician and strategist, Russian President Vladimir Putin. Days before, Trump had bombasted vainglorious assertions that he’d put red line demands on Putin and, if the […]
Posted inPortland Sea Dogs, Sports
Rumble Ponies rally to beat Sea Dogs
Binghamton hits a pair of home runs in the eighth to earn the win.
Posted inMaine, News, Schools and Education
Maine public schools are starting to provide special education to preschoolers. Demand is high.
As more districts prepare to take over services for 3- to 5-year-olds with disabilities, a pilot program shows positive results and steep challenges ahead.
Posted inOp-eds, Opinion
We cannot allow our history to be censored | Opinion
The Trump administration’s recent call to review Smithsonian Institution materials demands a response.
Posted inSports
Luck of the draw helps drivers in heat races at Oxford 250
A good heat draw can be the difference in lineup placement for racers in the annual event.
Posted inMaine, Religion and Values
How Maine churches are reckoning with fear of immigration raids
Faith leaders are working to set up protocols for interacting with federal agents and ensuring immigrants know their rights, as well as helping to launch an ICE watch initiative.
Posted inMaine, New England, News
Great white sharks head north, following seals and alarming beachgoers
Boaters, beachgoers and fishermen who spend time in the chilly waters of New England and Canada are learning to live with great white sharks