‘Midtown’ project promised to transform Bayside. Instead, it became the face of Portland’s homelessness crisis.
More than a decade after a Florida developer proposed building apartment towers with retail space and a parking garage, a tangle of lawsuits has prevented the project from moving forward.
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Supreme Court seems skeptical of Trump’s claim of absolute immunity
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New York court overturns Harvey Weinstein rape conviction from landmark #MeToo trial
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Man who warned Army leaders about Lewiston gunman’s threats testifying in front of commission
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How U.S. changes to ‘noncompete’ agreements, overtime pay could affect workers
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U.S. growth likely slowed last quarter but still pointed to solid economy
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Opinion: Eclipse was a powerful reminder to look at what unites us
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Opinion: Caitlin Clark’s paltry $76K salary shows WNBA players deserve more money
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Opinion: Renewable gas will help Maine reach its climate goals
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Lawmakers, advocates at odds with Mills over right to sue in farmworker minimum wage bill
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‘Midtown’ project promised to transform Bayside. Instead, it became the face of Portland’s homelessness crisis.
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Letters Posted: 4:00 AM
RSU 21 budget is misaligned
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Trump offers safe harbor to no one
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Utility opposes new rules for heat pumps popular in Maine
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City review of new Roux Institute turns to highway ramp, bike lanes, buses and parking
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Portland attorney nominated to become federal judge
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There are a lot of fallen pine cones in Maine right now. Here’s why.
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Indoor farm in Westbrook secures nearly $60 million in financing, with 2025 opening in view
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The Wrap: Desserts downtown, barbecue in Deering Center and Bay Bowls in Biddeford
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‘Midtown’ project promised to transform Bayside. Instead, it became the face of Portland’s homelessness crisis.
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Gov. Mills signs $430 million supplemental budget into law
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Cumberland singer Julia Gagnon advances to top 10 on ‘American Idol’
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Maine reaches a milestone for school-required vaccinations
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Oxford County sheriff’s fate in Gov. Mills’ hands after 3 commissioners called for his removal
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Sports
Men’s pro soccer franchise in Portland set to reveal name, colors and logo
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Politics
Arizona indicts 18 in election interference case, including Giuliani and Meadows
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Nation & World
Supreme Court seems skeptical of Trump’s claim of absolute immunity
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Business
City review of new Roux Institute turns to highway ramp, bike lanes, buses and parking
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Local & State
Portland attorney nominated to become federal judge
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Health care
Supreme Court appears skeptical that law requires emergency abortions
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Business
About 1 in 4 U.S. adults over 50 say they expect to never retire, an AARP study finds
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Local & State
There are a lot of fallen pine cones in Maine right now. Here’s why.
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Business
The Wrap: Desserts downtown, barbecue in Deering Center and Bay Bowls in Biddeford
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Letters
RSU 21 budget is misaligned
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Nation & World
New York court overturns Harvey Weinstein rape conviction from landmark #MeToo trial
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Business
U.S. growth likely slowed last quarter but still pointed to solid economy
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Business
How U.S. changes to ‘noncompete’ agreements, overtime pay could affect workers
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Business
Biden administration announces schedule for up to 12 lease sales for offshore wind energy
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Nation & World
Ukraine uses long-range missiles secretly provided by U.S. to hit Russian-held areas
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Nation & World
Arizona House advances a repeal of the state’s 1864 near-total abortion ban to the Senate
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Business
Airlines will now be required to give automatic cash refunds for canceled and delayed flights
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Arts & Entertainment
Everything TikTok users need to know about a possible ban
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Business
Boeing’s financial woes continue, while families of crash victims urge U.S. to prosecute the company
Man who warned Army leaders about Lewiston gunman’s threats testifying in front of commission
Sean Hodgson, who served with the gunman in the Army Reserves and who sounded the alarm about Robert Card's threats, is testifying today in front of the investigating panel, on the sixth month anniversary of the killings.
Meadows, Giuliani and other Trump allies charged in Arizona 2020 election probe
Those indicted include former Trump White House chief of staff Mark Meadows, attorneys Rudy Giuliani, Jenna Ellis, John Eastman and Christina Bobb, top campaign adviser Boris Epshteyn and former campaign aide Mike Roman.
Marchand’s two goals in third help Bruins regain series lead over Leafs
Brad Marchand nets the winner, then adds an empty-netter as Boston picks up a 4-2 victory in Game 3 of the first-round series.
Wednesday’s high school roundup: Bonny Eagle rallies past Scarborough
Softball: The Scots fight back from a 7-4 deficit, getting four runs in the sixth to beat the Red Storm, 9-7.
Opinion: Renewable gas will help Maine reach its climate goals
Any suggestion that the state would limit the expansion of gas distribution systems is shortsighted.
Sample Maine-made booze at Luce Spirits in Rockland
The four-booze sampler includes absinthe, aquavit, gin and a black walnut liqueur.
Like a Boss with Mark Bessire, Director of the Portland Museum of Art
Join us for a live conversation on Wednesday, May 1 at the Portland Museum of Art.
Second annual Auburn Lobster Festival set for May 11
Live music, food trucks and a marine life touch tank are all part of the festivities.
Brunswick Zoning Board rejects most arguments against proposed housing development
Those who appealed against the Wilbur's Woods project saw a "small victory" Tuesday night as the Zoning Board decided to review the architectural compatibility of the 18-unit apartment building of the development.