All three occupants were transported to Maine Medical Center with non-life-threatening injuries.
Portland
The Portland Post Office has been delivering mail since the Revolution
On Thursday, the city celebrated having one of the 62 post offices that were operating when the country was born in 1776.
Catholic pilgrims celebrate America’s 250th birthday with processions through Maine
The National Eucharistic Pilgrimage from St. Augustine, Florida, to Philadelphia made several stops in Maine on Thursday, including Portland and Peaks Island.
Portland muralist is TD Garden’s new house artist
Ryan Adams became the venue’s house artist this month. His mural at TD Garden features iconic landmarks around Boston to celebrate America’s heritage on its 250th anniversary.
Maine Jewish Museum event celebrates cultures – across a dinner table
Author Nhi Aronheim will be sharing her story over a Vietnamese-Jewish fusion meal at Maine Jewish Museum on Thursday.
Husband of woman killed in 2024 Morrill’s Corner fight pleads to misdemeanor
Troy McHugh was sentenced to 72 hours in jail and a year of probation. Prosecutors dropped felony robbery charges.
‘Gregorian Chant Comedy Hour’ brings the jokes to PortFringe
Comedian Jimmy Grzelak will be performing a unique comedy set for the first time at PortFringe festival starting on Friday.
Portland teachers union urges voters to reject school district budget
The union’s executive board says the $179.3 million budget is top-heavy and cuts ‘essential, student-facing support positions.’
Portland will reject 650 school budget ballots received before City Council vote
The city will send voters new absentee ballots to fill out and return, but statewide primary votes will not be affected.
Portland kayak business finds new home after Custom House Wharf fire
Owner Harley Lewin lost 10 kayaks, as well as custom gear and personal treasures, when Nanuq Kayaks burned.