PORTLAND – Carl R. Kuebler, 88, beloved father, grandfather, uncle, and friend, passed away on April 20, 2026, in Portland, Maine. …
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Obituary: Beatrice (Chapman) Litchfield
PORTLAND – Beatrice Chapman Litchfield passed away peacefully, in quiet grace, on April 28, 2026, on her 94th birthday, a poetic …
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Obituary: Daniel Walter Gaiser Jr.
PORTLAND – Daniel Walter Gaiser Jr. passed away peacefully at 80 years of age, on April 19, 2026.
Dan served the Portland …
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Obituary: Joanne J. Leo
PORTLAND – Joanne J. Leo, 93 , passed away on May 1, 2026. Born on June 14, 1932, she grew up …
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With Saturday’s rain, Anthony Eyanson waits another day for his Sea Dogs debut
One of the top pitching prospects for the Boston Red Sox, Eyanson was promoted to Portland last week.
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‘Rising Eddy’ isn’t right for Portland’s new pool | Letter
The only way this name works for a public swimming pool is if we overlook its basic meaning.
Posted inCommunity, News
Portland’s Riverton pool overhaul will take another $1.5 million to complete
It’s been 3 years since the community pool closed. City officials say the funding is worth it to finally restore the resource.
Posted inFeatured Property, Real Estate, Sponsored
Construction begins at Stroudwater Commons, expanding affordable homeownership in Portland
1 Firefly Street, Portland | Starting at $335,000 (market rate); $241,153 (80% AMI)
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Is a Portland rule requiring affordable units slowing down real housing growth?
A 10-year retrospective on the city’s inclusionary zoning policy requiring large developments to have a percentage of affordable units suggests stricter regulations stalled production. Councilors will now consider scaling back.
Posted inLeslie Bridgers, Opinion
Portland’s Maine-born population has dropped to 40%. Is that a problem? | Column
If the trend of the past five years continues at the same rate, there will be no native Mainers living in the city by 2050. Alarm bells? Not yet.