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Published
March 1, 2017

New Portland restaurant announces chef

Ian Driscoll will be co-chef at Lio, opening this summer.
Published
March 1, 2017

End Maine Restaurant Week with walking tour, local cocktails

Spirit Quest, a self-guided walking tour, will also feature small bites prepared by chefs.
Published
February 28, 2017

Portland’s credit rating upgraded by Standard & Poor’s

The city's rating is one step below the highest possible for two ratings agencies, a level the city says reduces the costs of borrowing.
Published
February 26, 2017

Bill Nemitz: Police body cameras are useful tools, but they can distort the truth

The closer the person being confronted gets in the frame, the less reliable the footage becomes.
Published
February 26, 2017

In winter, one rider finds riding the bus convenient, practical and green

For starters, she doesn't have to fight for a parking spot in a snowbank.

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Published
February 25, 2017

Missing Portland teen found safe

Haley Roberts, 13, was reported missing Saturday evening near her Anderson Street home.
Published
February 25, 2017

Flare over Portland Harbor triggers second search

The U.S. Coast Guard searched Portland Harbor Friday night and again Saturday morning but found no problems after a flare was reported.
Published
February 24, 2017

At candlelight vigil, friends remember man killed by Portland police

In a gathering at Monument Square, one speaker after another tells stories about the unfailing generosity of Chance David Baker.
Published
February 23, 2017

Attorneys clash as landlord in deadly Portland fire seeks new trial

Testimony conflicts over whether the defense was given an item of evidence before the conviction of Gregory Nisbet, who has been sentenced to three months in jail for a code violation.
Published
February 22, 2017

Protesters disrupt ceremony honoring Portland police chief

Activists chanting 'black lives matter' disrupt the ceremony shortly after city councilors voice support for Chief Michael Sauschuck and his approach to equipping officers with body cameras.