The former state representative was remembered as ‘a big believer in justice.’
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Posted inMaine, News
Portland’s warming shelter couldn’t open Saturday because of staffing shortage
The 60-bed shelter will open Tuesday when temperatures are expected to dip below 15 degrees.
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Posted inFood, Maine
When it comes to holiday baking, these Mainers are all about tradition
Local bakers say using recipes handed down through generations of their families keeps them connected to loved ones and adds to the magic of the holidays.
Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
It’s official: Portland Renys to close at year’s end
The company announced plans to close the store over the summer, saying that sales never fully recovered after the COVID-19 pandemic.
Posted inLife & Culture, Maine, News
For Portland craftspeople, the holidays are what you make of — or for — them
Some Mainers say handmade gifts offer a more personal touch at a lesser expense than those bought in stores.
Posted inHealth, Maine, News
Cumberland County HIV cases do not appear to be linked, Maine CDC says
Five HIV cases have been detected in the county so far this year, following 30 cases recorded in Bangor since 2023.
Posted inCops & Courts, Maine, News
Portland police arrest man after ‘unprovoked’ stabbing in Longfellow Square
The individuals involved did not know each other, police said.
Posted inMaine, News
Young Portland artist finds her voice — one sticker at a time
Maddie Landry, the 12-year-old behind Maddie Moo Designs, is using her imagination to collaborate locally and support nonprofits.
Posted inOp-eds, Opinion
Bayside properties offer Portland a rare chance at a community reset | Opinion
The opportunity to build hundreds of new homes in addition to creating a new public park will not come along again. We need to get it right.
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Canine couture: ‘Howl-O-Ween’ takes over Portland’s Bayside
Dogs and their owners don festive costumes for a weekend festival celebrating the spooky and the stylish.