The Italian eatery had been in business for almost 50 years.
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Portland property owners who pay no taxes could soon be asked to, voluntarily
The city council will consider a Payment-in-Lieu of Taxes program that officials argue could provide relief for residential taxpayers. Opponents say it would weaken nonprofit organizations that are already struggling.
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Coast Guard searching for Massachusetts fishing crew after distress call leads to discovery of body, debris
It is unclear how many people were on board the Lily Jean, a 72-foot vessel once featured in a documentary on the dangers of deep-sea fishing.
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Life & Culture, News
Catherine O’Hara, comedian of ‘Schitt’s Creek’ and ‘SCTV’ fame, dies
The was Emmy-winning actor also known for her role in ‘Home Alone’ died ‘following a brief illness’ at age 71.
Posted inMaine, News
Lewiston asylum seeker arrested at routine check-in: ‘They put chains on me’
Lograi Tuzolana, who came to the U.S. from Angola, has legal status and no criminal history. A federal judge ordered her release.
Posted inMaine, News
Noble High School student identified as driver killed in Downeaster crash
Aiden Keefe was a senior at the high school in North Berwick, according to a letter to parents from the principal.
Posted inEvents, Life & Culture, Maine
Join Press Herald photographers to discuss the 2025 Photos of the Year
The reception on Friday, Feb. 6, will exhibit our favorite photos of 2025.
Posted inBusiness, Food, Maine, News
More than 200 Maine businesses are participating in Friday’s strike. Here’s a list.
Shops, restaurants and others are closing their doors or making donations to organizations that support people affected by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement surge in Maine.
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South Portland sustainability through the seasons | Our Sustainable City
Winter — Planning for the next growing season I began my position as a Resilience Corps Fellow last January, relocating from New York to Maine, excited to work in municipal government and support community-driven climate action. I wanted to contribute to tangible sustainability programs and policies at the local level. I remember when my experiences […]
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Casco library looking ahead at expansion after zoning agreement approved
The library hopes to add a ‘quiet space’ for adults to do remote work, as well as improve accessibility.