The executive producer of the show, based on the long-running British hit ‘Doc Martin,’ went to Corea, east of Acadia National Park, for ideas and storylines.
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Portland writer’s new story collection takes on Lawrence Welk, Atticus Finch and Paul Bremer
Bowdoin professor Brock Clarke’s ‘Special Election’ looks at legacies under threat.
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Former Fork Food Lab site in Portland reimagined as Bayside community center
Landowner Justin Alfond worked for more than a year to engage with local nonprofits that will share the space in the up-and-coming neighborhood.
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Obituary: Mary Ann (Densmore) Enman
PORTLAND – Mary Ann (Densmore) Enman, 84, of Windham, died on Saturday Jan. 10, 2026, after a long battle with Dementia. …
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Obituary: Fiorello Ventresco
PORTLAND – Fiorello Ventresco, 94, a longtime resident of Portland, passed away Jan. 12, 2026. He was born on Jan. 20, …
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Obituary: Leonard “Lenny” Shedletsky
PORTLAND – Leonard “Lenny” Shedletsky, 81, died of pancreatic cancer on Jan. 20, 2026, at his home in Portland, Maine.
Born on …
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Reports and videos of ICE activity are increasing in Maine
Lewiston Mayor Carl Sheline confirms an ‘increased presence’ of agents in his city, while a flood of social media posts appears to show officers also are operating in the Greater Portland area.
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Live updates, Jan. 20: Lewiston mayor says ICE presence has increased
Reported sightings of federal immigration agents intensified Tuesday, days after officials began to speak publicly about a rumored uptick in ICE activity in Lewiston and Greater Portland.
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Minor changes in latest Varsity Maine girls basketball poll
Cheverus is still the unanimous No. 1 in rankings that look a lot like last week’s.
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Maine could see coldest temperatures of the winter this weekend
An arctic blast is likely to plunge parts of Maine to 18 below zero Saturday. Add in wind and it could feel like 40 below in the western mountains.