The city argued that the Saco River Corridor Commission’s approval of the controversial proposal was unlawful. But the court said the city’s complaint was improper and filed too late.
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Posted inNews
At Goodwill Outlet in Gorham, Mainers take bargain hunting to another level
The outlet store is a regular haunt for deal hunters looking for hidden treasure.
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Posted inLetters
Hannah Pingree’s skills qualify her for Maine governor | Letter
I served with Hannah Pingree in the Maine Legislature. Hannah Pingree should be Maine’s next governor. I don’t have a close personal relationship with Hannah. That is not what my decision is about, nor should it be. Since I served, I have heard regularly from people who know how things work, or don’t work, in […]
Posted inMaine, News
Raymond residents getting scam invoices claiming to be from town
The invoices mimic official town communications and are part of a recent spate of online scams in southern Maine.
Posted inFood, Maine, Review
Luncheonette earns 4 stars for first-rate food with global flair
The snug Cumberland Avenue restaurant is a total charmer.
Posted inHealth, Maine, News
Dr. Oz escalates Medicaid fraud claims against Maine, other states
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services administrator said the techniques the federal government is using in Minnesota could be applied to other states such as Maine.
Posted inCops & Courts, Maine, News
Portland city official accused of assault, placed on leave
Gregory Watson, the city’s director of housing and economic development, was issued a summons for assault last week.
Posted inMaine, News
Therapeutic horticulture workshops encourage people to get their hands in the dirt
Designed for older Mainers aging in place, these workshops hosted by the South Portland Library aim to foster community.
Posted inNews, Op-eds, Opinion
Maine can protect its lakes, farms and bottle bill all at the same time | Opinion
A proposal to invest a portion of unclaimed bottle deposits in clean lakes and working farms will not create the doomsday scenario being portrayed by beverage distributors.
Posted inOp-eds, Opinion
Maine’s political agenda needs to shift inward | Opinion
In working with the Trump administration, state government should keep a cautious distance.