In Maine, there are endless things to enjoy; some well known — our beautiful shoreline, the food and the people of Maine — and others less apparent. I wanted to highlight one of these more hidden aspects. Portland’s City Hall houses one of the extraordinary pipe organs in the world. The Kotzschmar organ, with its […]
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Portland football outlasts Bangor to return to Class A title game
Cordell Jones runs for three second-half touchdowns, leading the Bulldogs to their fourth straight state championship game.
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Maine men’s hockey pulls away to beat Vermont
The Black Bears score four goals in the second period and earn an impressive win over the Catamounts.
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FAA tapers back flight limits at over 40 airports
The agency says the mandatory 6% flight cuts are being downgraded to 3% beginning Saturday morning.
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Here are Friday’s Maine high school football regional final scores
Five teams clinch berths in next week’s state title games.
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What will Portland do about Live Nation’s proposed venue downtown?
One proposal announced Friday would block the developers of the Portland Music Hall from building on their chosen site.
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Portland City Council may reconsider new snow parking ban fee changes
Only 2 weeks after increased fines and additional parking areas were approved by an 8-1 vote, Councilor Wes Pelletier is asking his colleagues to lower the fines or spike the changes altogether, citing concerns from residents.
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Where to find free Thanksgiving meals and food boxes in Maine
Community meals and food distributions are planned in communities across the state ahead of the holiday.
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Cumberland County DA fired prosecutor who asked her to consider not running for reelection
Valerie Adams says District Attorney Jacqueline Sartoris fired her without offering a formal termination letter after Adams told Sartoris that she plans to challenge her for the office next year.
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Portland’s Monument Square holiday tree will arrive Wednesday
The 40-foot spruce tree, which is being removed from a Boyd Street lot to make way for a housing project, will have its lights turned on the evening of Nov. 28.