Portland leaders say Israel divestment vote was symbolic, but it has divided the community
When the Portland City Council voted 2 weeks ago to divest in companies doing business in Israel, some in the city's Jewish community said they felt blindsided because they only learned about it hours before.
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Best of the Midcoast Awards Night Photo Gallery
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Child dies after collapsing at YMCA in Bath
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Opinion: Common sense in voting has never been more critical
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The question to ask on AI in education
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Madawaska paper mill to receive nearly $10 million Maine tax credit
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Portland leaders say Israel divestment vote was symbolic, but it has divided the community
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Opinion: In revamping Portland school buildings, community answered the call
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Portland City Council a role model for the nation
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A leadership opportunity for L.L. Bean
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Bethel Rescue members recognized
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Opinion: Baptist, Black and voting for Harris
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Harris offers a chance for a fresh start
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Local & State
Trial begins in dispute between longtime neighbors over Popham Beach access
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Health
Cumberland County resident tests positive for West Nile virus
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Augusta teen riding moped dies after being struck by pickup driver
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Portland man arrested after crashing on Maine Turnpike ramp, running from police
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The Wrap: Common Ground Country Fair kicks off Friday
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Regulators allow $2.5 billion corporate takeover of CMP to proceed without review
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Opinion: Heat pumps still represent a golden opportunity for Maine
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Maine high court suspends Ellsworth probate judge who didn’t pay taxes, child support
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Maine’s high court is about to weigh a major legal battle on beach ownership
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Monica Wood takes ‘How to Read a Book’ on tour of small-town Maine
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Procedural argument delays Scarborough Council’s vote on Gorham Connector
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Federal Reserve cuts key interest rate by sizable half-point, signaling end to inflation fight
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Cops & Courts
Portland man arrested after crashing on Maine Turnpike ramp, running from police
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Child dies after collapsing at YMCA in Bath
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Portland Water District’s general manager steps down
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A different kind of ‘bank’ merger aims to keep Mainers warm
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Nation & World
Lebanon rocked by second wave of exploding devices as Israel declares a ‘new phase’ of war
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Maine investigating moldy cannabis that led to state’s first recall
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Cumberland County resident tests positive for West Nile virus
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Harris offers a chance for a fresh start
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Boston Red Sox
Story homers and later scores winning run as Red Sox beat Rays, 2-1
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House rejects funding bill that GOP linked to proof of citizenship for new voters
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How Trump campaign has been forced to adapt to assassination threats
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Justice Department sues over Baltimore bridge collapse, seeks $100 million in costs
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Election 2024
Teamsters will not endorse for president, in blow to Democrats
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Bernie Sanders preparing resolutions to block $20 billion in U.S. arms sales to Israel
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Senate Republicans again block legislation to protect IVF
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The Wrap: Common Ground Country Fair kicks off Friday
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MrBeast, Amazon sued by competitors from reality show over alleged ‘unsafe’ conditions
Madawaska paper mill to receive nearly $10 million Maine tax credit
Twin Rivers Paper Co. Inc. was the only mill eligible for the tax credit meant to help modernize equipment and save jobs.
Maine Republicans launch attack ads in 4 state Senate races
It's the largest ad buy since Labor Day, the traditional start of the fall campaign season, and comes after Democrats mailed flyers opposing a Republican candidate trying to flip a Senate seat in Windham.
Wednesday’s high school roundup: Freshman fuels Biddeford’s 7-0 field hockey win
Mia Mariello records a hat trick and also sets up a goal as the Tigers rout Scarborough.
Boys’ soccer: Windham stays unbeaten with 2-0 win at Deering
The Eagles improve to 4-0, while Deering, last year's Class A South champ, slips to 1-3-1.
Opinion: Common sense in voting has never been more critical
The priority in elections, particularly this year, should be to support candidates and party platforms that promote the basic cornerstones of a true democracy.
Scientists figured out how many chemicals enter our bodies from food packaging
A new study details the more than 3,000 chemicals finding their way into human bodies from contact with food.
Maine Voices Live with actor and author John Hodgman
This conversation took place at One Longfellow Square on Tuesday, September 17.
It’s still September but Oktoberfest has arrived
Celebrate with 3 local beers made specially for the occasion.
Patten Free Library holding contest for new merchandise design
Local artists of all ages and styles are welcome to try their hands at creating a new design for the library's merchandise.