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Portland Planning Board gives green light to Maine’s would-be tallest building

The 30-story mixed-use tower slated for the city’s historic Old Port received unanimous approval from the board Tuesday night.

In order to host the state championship meets at Colby College, the swimming calendar starts and ends about two weeks later than pervious seasons.

Varela scored the first goal in franchise history, while Zion Scarlett comes to Portland from the MLS Next Pro ranks.

Sea Salt Fry Co. launches Friday in the former Lee Frank’s space on Post Road.

Health and education officials say the trend is encouraging, but more work needs to be done to support vulnerable students.

Located outside Mr. Tuna, the freezer is stocked with donations from local residents and businesses.

These swimmers should challenge for state titles in February.

Six juniors help make up this list of swimmers who have already shined at state meets.

Two defending champions top the list of teams that should be in the mix atop their classes this season.

There are a number of organizations who will put essentials directly into the hands of Mainers in need.