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Uber subsidiary submits lone response to Portland’s call for a bike-share system

A subsidiary of rideshare giant Uber wants to roll out shared electric bicycles on Portland streets this spring. Jump, headquartered in Brooklyn, New York, and San Francisco, was the only company that responded to the city’s request for proposals to deploy a dockless bike-share system for a one-year pilot program. The firm wants to put hundreds of […]

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Portland’s soaring passenger count, triple the national average, prompts airport improvements

Following a record-breaking year in which it grew three times faster than the national average, Portland International Jetport is making some changes intended to move increasing numbers of passengers through its terminal. Jetport officials said Friday that its passenger count jumped nearly 15 percent in 2018, to more than 2.1 million, an all-time record. That […]

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Former Auburn lawyer charged with practicing without license

LEWISTON — Former Auburn lawyer and recent candidate for district attorney Seth Carey has pleaded not guilty to a criminal charge of practicing law without a license. The Maine Attorney General’s Office brought the misdemeanor charge against Carey, 44, of Rumford. He was scheduled for arraignment Wednesday in 8th District Court. His lawyer, James Howaniec […]