A strong Canadian dollar has lured more tourists from the north, and not just to Old Orchard Beach.
Emma Bouthillette
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Tap chancing: Brew lovers get best shot at hoppiness
Three thousand people likely will raise a glass before the Portland Brew Festival ends today.
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Police: Auburn man shot in buttocks
William Powell, 33, of Auburn was shot in the buttocks early this morning in Lewiston and transported to Central Maine Medical Center.
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Inaugural brew fest underway
More are expected to attend tonight’s session from 5 to 8:30 p.m.
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Acton man allegedly furnished pot to babysitters
State police seize two rifles, a bag of marijuana, marijuana growing equipment and an assortment of swords and knives from the home of Sean Johnson, 23.
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Hard times for ‘second family’
The Joyful Harvest center served more than 300 children last year but is now struggling financially.
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Saco considers another offer on old fire station
City councilors are expected to discuss an offer for the old fire station that has an asking price of $475,000.
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Portland’s assistant city manager resigns
Patricia Finnigan will become the new town manager for Camden.
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Saint Joseph’s College president resigns
Joseph Lee came to the college in 2005 as vice president of enrollment management.
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K’bunk town manager named Manager of the Year
Barry Tibbetts is praised for his efforts to reconstruct Kennebunk’s Main Street the key role he played in renegotiating a waste disposal contract.