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The value of shopping local in Portland | Letter
In response to the recent story on the popularity of so-called niche food markets in the Portland area (“When it comes to groceries, Maine shoppers know where their loyalties lie,” June 18), I offer some comments. We choose to focus on locally grown food which, yes, is pricier, but cooking our own food instead of […]
Meet the Maine teachers who take on 2nd jobs when school’s out
The Press Herald talked to 8 educators who spend their summers leading history tours, waiting tables, working Sea Dogs games and lobstering, some for pleasure, others to pay the bills.
Westbrook man accused of trying to set Portland restaurant on fire with Molotov cocktail
The 29-year-old has been charged with attempted arson in the incident at New Buja Belle Restaurant and Bar, police say.
Portland ‘housing first’ project approved for former Tortilla Flat site
The 33-unit project on Forest Avenue will provide supportive housing for people experiencing chronic homelessness.
6-screen cinema reopens in Freeport
The owners of the Nickelodeon in Portland are operating Patriot Cinemas at Freeport Village in the former Nordica Theatre space.
Obituary: Michael Rolnick
PORTLAND – Michael “Mike” Rolnick, a lifelong Bangor resident known for his gift of storytelling, love of sailing and seemingly endless …
Catholic pilgrims celebrate America’s 250th birthday with processions through Maine
The National Eucharistic Pilgrimage from St. Augustine, Florida, to Philadelphia made several stops in Maine on Thursday, including Portland and Peaks Island.
Payton Pritchard deflects questions on Celtics roster at Maine celebrity golf event
The former Sixth Man of the Year said he has tried to stay away from chatter and reports involving roster shakeups and superstar trades.
Portland hires 2 new assistant superintendents
Beverly Stevens and Tremain Holloway will take over leadership of elementary and secondary schools in the state’s largest district.