About 15 water customers, including some businesses in the area, remain without water this afternoon.
Trevor Maxwell
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Sister cities pay tribute to Arctic convoys
A delegation from Archangel, Russia, visits Portland to refresh bonds forged in World War II.
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‘Clipperways’ to be razed
For the second time since 2004, a stately older home in one of Maine’s most exclusive neighborhoods will be demolished to make room for a new house overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.
Clipperways, an 8,000-square-foot home built at Prouts Neck in 1898, is expected to be torn down this fall.
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Monaghan-Derrig wins Maine House seat in Cape Elizabeth
She will occupy the seat vacated in May by fellow Democrat Cynthia Dill, who was elected in May to the Senate.
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Monaghan-Derrig wins House seat in Cape Elizabeth
She will occupy the seat vacated in May by fellow Democrat Cynthia Dill, who was elected in May to the Senate.
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House 121 election under way
Democrat Kim Monaghan-Derrig and Republican Nancy Thompson are running for the seat that was vacated in May by Cynthia Dill.
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Scarborough sets date to remove Elsie the Elm
Estimated at 190 years old, the tree is the only known local survivor of Dutch elm disease.
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The road more traveled
Work on two Scarborough intersections aims to improve traffic flow in congested areas of Route 1
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Military folk up in arms over commissary closing
Thousands will no longer get discounted food when the Topsham store closes Oct. 8.
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Panetta urged to keep commissary open
In a letter to the secretary of defense, Maine’s congressional delegation calls the decision to close the Brunswick-Topsham Commissary “unjustified and imprudent.”