Families across the Saco and Biddeford area are enjoying the newly opened Saco splash pad.
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Posted inMaine
Former Biddeford city manager claims city owes him money; city disagrees
The city alleges that a breach of contract means he is not entitled to receive benefits.
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Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
New Maine laws will change electricity billing, formalize energy goals
Among a slate of energy laws passed this session are ones that will change the state’s contentious net energy billing program and create a new Department of Energy Resources.
Posted inBoston Red Sox, Sports
Boston 3B Alex Bregman closing in on return
Bregman, who has missed 40 games with a strained right quad, said he likely won’t need a rehab assignment.
Posted inLetters
What are the EPA’s priorities? | Letter
Since when is protecting Mainers’ health “no longer consistent with EPA funding priorities”? The May 23 photo of farmer Adam Nordell walking over fields contaminated with “forever chemicals” told a disheartening story (“After hailing them as important, EPA cancels PFAS research grants”). Despite reassurances that “delays due to the reorganization of the EPA” will not […]
Posted inMaine
Water pipes at Westbrook parking garage require repairs
The City Council approves up to $10,000 to fix damage caused by frozen lines.
Posted inMaine
Cumberland’s plan to bring back clams — and clamming
As the soft-shell clams in Cumberland have practically disappeared, the town has started an experiment planting juvenile clams in the mudflats in hopes of bringing them back.
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‘Sweeney Todd’ approaches Portland, bringing big stars, edge-of-your-seat staging and the dramatic genius of Stephen Sondheim
Internationally acclaimed opera stars lead a thrilling production of revenge, murder and dark humor in Opera Maine’s dramatically compelling summer finale.
Posted inOp-eds, Opinion
Portland residents, let’s invest in our Arts District together | Opinion
Friends of Congress Square Park invites you contribute to the group’s mission of bringing vibrancy and joy to the neighborhood.
Posted inLewiston-Auburn, Maine, News
Lewiston Colisee has new management, envisions ‘top-tier sports events and entertainment’
Mill Town Sports and Entertainment, founded by Boston Hockey Academy CEO Nate Bostic, wants to bring concerts and boxing back to the historic building.