Local athletes and teams again stole headlines, garnered more than their share of hardware.
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This Portland print shop has pride in purpose
June is Little Chair Printing’s busiest month – because of all the T-shirts owner Hope Rovelto prints for the growing number of Pride celebrations across Maine.
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Portland: Four city teams still entertain title hopes
Cheverus softball, Waynflete girls’ lacrosse and both Waynflete tennis teams survive wild playoff week
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Maine, News
Portland’s Resurgam Festival features music, art, face-painting and light rain to kick things off
Wet weather was more of an annoyance than anything else at the second annual arts and music festival on Portland’s waterfront, and the rain ended a few hours into the event, giving festivalgoers a chance to dry out.
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Resurgam festival returns this weekend with music, arts and more
In its second year on Portland’s waterfront, the free Resurgam Music and Arts Festival will feature more than 50 acts.
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Portland: State track meet ushers in spring sports postseason rush
Other sports near conclusion as well.
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Portland: Welcome the championship month of June
The spring sports postseason is primed to be unforgettable.
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Portland: Postseason action right around the corner
Conference track meets this weekend; Baseball, softball, lacrosse regular seasons wind down.
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Portland: Stretch run of spring sports season begins
Final two weeks of regular season will feature no shortage of drama.
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Portland: Spring sports season nears midway point
City teams continue to excel across the board.