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Portland council passes music venue buffer, placing Live Nation project in doubt

The sprawling debate Monday was framed as a precedent-setting decision for downtown Portland and its business and arts communities.

The jetport will reconfigure 2 existing lots to add 537 long-term spaces that likely will not be available until 2027.

A vote on the language, which expands limits on cooperating with immigration authorities to all public employees, was put off until May 4.

Girls outdoor track and field teams have to deal with turnover in this grueling event on a yearly basis

Four returning Varsity Maine All-State picks highlight a list loaded with potential state champions across all three classes.

An administrative assistant said she was fired in 2023 after reporting a priest’s inappropriate remarks to human resources.

Scarborough is a top contender to unseat Bangor in Class A, and WMC foes Freeport and Yarmouth will be among Class B’s best.

The Cheverus graduate won the championship oldest and largest track and field competition in the United States.

Allagash and Orange Bike earned medals at the prestigious competition.

Also, the Maine State Music Theatre annual yard sale is this weekend.