A trove of images that offer an unusually detailed glimpse of the city’s architecture in the Roaring ’20s is finding its way online.
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Marijuana dispensary will also feature social amenities
But some fear plans by Portland’s new marijuana outlet may instead create a hangout.
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Judge rejects more public access in Cutler Files lawsuit
MaineToday Media sought to intervene in the suit by one of the creators of the controversial website.
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Judge blocks paper’s bid to enter Cutler Files case
The Portland Press Herald hoped to intervene and expand public access to information in a lawsuit over a political attack website from the 2010 Maine gubernatorial campaign.
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Dems challenge LePage’s math
Gov. LePage says there are more people on welfare in Maine than people paying income taxes. Critics say his statistics are wrong and purposely misleading.
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Housing project at center of Maine controversy is moving forward
The developer and the housing authority reach a deal to proceed with Elm Terrace in Portland.
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Housing authority nears deal on Portland project
The 35-unit Elm Street Terrace project is approved at a $265,000 per unit cost, down from an August proposal of $314,000 per unit.
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Occupy Maine permit denied
Although they support the group’s political message, city councilors voted 8-1 against allowing the protesters’ 24-hour encampment in Portland’s Lincoln Park.
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Users, not Portland, to fund big-item pickup
The city’s popular bulky-waste pickup program will make a comeback in the spring, but it will be run by a contractor and paid for only by the people who use it.
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New mayor marks historic change for Portland
‘My success will also be your success, and I can only be successful with you,’ he tells Portlanders in his inaugural address.