Editors seek guidelines about printing names of ‘johns’ in the Kennebunk prostitution case.
Tom Bell
Posted inLocal & State
Time Machines
Where once there was hot type, now there is the coolest cutting-edge technology delivering the news.
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Posted inBusiness, News
Business owners hope Downeaster brings customers
Freeport and Brunswick hope to draw out-of-staters because both have stations that are in walkable downtowns, but predictions are difficult.
Posted inNews
A burning issue on Great Diamond Island
If Ted Weber doesn’t get a zoning change, he can no longer supply fuel, but many residents say he’s vital to the community.
Posted inLife & Culture
Maine students join ‘Walk to School’ program
Some parents walk or ride bikes with their children as part of an international celebration.
Posted inNews
Portland students to return to Hall Elementary
Two classrooms badly damaged in last month’s fire will remain closed the rest of the school year, but all 437 students will be returning.
Posted inNews
City seeks public input on future of Nathan Clifford building
The 44,288-square-foot building containing 16 classrooms has been declared surplus by the Portland School District.
Posted inNews
Portland schools face new test
Its financial practices stabilized, the district puts ambitious goals and a new leader in place to raise the bar for students and balance the performance among schools.
Posted inNews, Opinion
A Maine family’s journey of discovery
The Russian Far East is a vast and wondrous place of forestland, tigers and tribes.
Posted inNews
Five cruise ships to visit Portland this week
Five cruise ships are visiting Portland this week, carrying more than 7,000 passengers in total. The schedule is as follows . . .