Councilors on Monday continued to debate how the city should develop 4 prominent vacant lots along Somerset Street. The city’s real estate agent will now finalize marketing materials.
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Portland taking legal action over delayed Trelawny Building repairs
The building at 655 Congress St., where masonry began falling in 2023, is subject to historic preservation code requirements.
Portland seeking partner to run nightly warming shelter this winter
Last winter, the city ran a warming shelter that opened based on thresholds after no area organizations stepped forward.
What to know about the new trail near Portland’s Deering Oaks Park
The new trail along the old Union Branch rail line is taking shape, but officials are asking residents to stay off until work is complete.
Portland councilors call for emergency workshop following latest pedestrian death
Jason Ayers, 53, was killed last week when a car struck him in a raised median at the intersection of Marginal Way and Preble Street.
2 missing Westbrook teens found safe
Authorities say the incidents did not appear to be related.
Modular construction, big or small, fills a hole in Maine’s housing market
When available homes don’t quite fit the bill, prefab housing can help.
Maine PUC to investigate fare increases at Casco Bay Lines
A group of islanders and ferry customers, with the help of a consumer watchdog, has argued that a string of rate hikes has caused ‘systemic rate shock’ for seniors and low-income residents.
World Cup draw against Portugal gives Maine’s Congolese community something to celebrate
Organizers of a watch party in Portland said they hope the event reminds people ‘that we do have culture, we do have history and heritage.’