Facilities have been reinstalled after a stormwater retention project required them to be razed 4 years ago.
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Five takeaways from Maine Shrine Lobster Bowl media day
The state’s best seniors from the 2024 season are preparing for Saturday’s all-star football game.
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2025 Varsity Maine All-State girls tennis team
Five seniors are among the top eight girls tennis players in the state.
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2025 Southern Maine All-Region girls tennis team
Four of the area’s best players helped Falmouth win the singles, doubles and team state titles.
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2025 Varsity Maine All-State boys tennis team
All eight players reached the quarterfinals of the state singles tournament.
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2025 Southern Maine All-Region boys tennis team
Two players from Class A champion Falmouth are included among the area’s best players.
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Portland to pay $15M to move on from failed Midtown housing project
The City Council voted Monday to buy 3 vacant lots for nearly $13 million more than the original purchase price and put almost a decade of litigation behind it.
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Vote postponed again on moratorium that would stop Live Nation venue
A series of technical issues that made it difficult for people in overflow rooms, online and in the hallway to hear prompted the Portland City Council to postpone most of the items on their meeting agenda on Monday night.
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Portland seafood wholesaler to be acquired by New York company
The sale could pave the way for Bristol Seafoods to expand beyond its 100 employees and facilities on the Portland Fish Pier, CEO Peter Handy said.
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What’s behind the drop in Maine’s homelessness numbers?
New data shows the number of people experiencing homelessness in Maine dropped for the third straight year this year, a decline that is largely attributed to the state moving away from using motels as emergency shelters.