The Planning Board agrees to hold a public hearing and vote and urges developers to ‘push the boundaries.’

The $105 million project, known as The Forefront, is also supposed to include an 80,000-square-foot event center, office buildings, a hotel, parking lots, a restaurant and a sports-medicine facility.

District adding filtering software to block social networking, video streaming sites.

A board member of Williston-West church apologizes to West End neighbors for selling it, while the buyer defends his plans for the historic building.

So how can the tax rate for schools increase when the actual spending on schools has gone down?

Portland plans to cut a vacant position to save money, but some councilors are opposed.