Gallery celebrates the contemporary for state’s 200th birthday

The Portland 2020 photography exhibit will be shown through April 4.

Spike in pedestrian fatalities spurs action

There were 18 pedestrian fatalities in 2019, three times as many as in 2018, and safety groups hope a combination of increased education and enforcement reverses that trend.

Portland area girls’ chorus to bring songs of diversity to Cumberland church

Pihcintu, which is Passamaquoddy for "when she sings, her voice carries far,” has 34 members from 22 countries.

Questions continue to dog Falmouth’s information-sharing procedures

Council watchdog says town's response to freedom of access requests is lacking.

Freeport postpones decision on 144-unit housing project

The Beacon Residences could be built on two lots off Desert Road.

North Yarmouth Select Board election draws 2 for 1 vacant post

Former selectman Paul Napolitano is running against Austin Harrell.

Harpswell boat-building class passes traditions to next generation

Ann Flannery's course, still open to new students age 9-16, runs through May.

Coastal History: The stolen Packard

Sande’s Picks: Fresh seafood in abundance

Planners approve new affordable housing project in South Portland

Site work is expected to begin in March.

Scarborough passes new rules on medical and recreational cannabis

The new law, which excludes retailers, will take effect Feb. 21.

Subdivision adds to Scarborough’s affordable housing, still sorely needed

One councilor is working on a resolution to encourage the town to work to expand the number of housing units that are affordable to low- and middle-income households by 10% by 2025.

Falmouth can’t spring upset against unbeaten Lewiston

Yachtsmen give up four goals to Kurtis Pelletier and fall, 5-2.

February excitement right around the corner- Portland edition

Regular season rapidly winding down in all winter sports.

Super Six Polls

Our latest polls for basketball and hockey.