Voting to improve four elementary schools was a big winner, and the skills and momentum gained are expected to boost 2018 efforts.
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Commentary: Portland takes further steps to ensure HIV patients’ privacy, city’s public health director says
A survey was done in accordance with the law, but they deserved advance notification.
Commentary: Bus companies oppose Portland Metro’s bid for more taxpayer dollars
Portland Metro has proposed a solution to a problem that actually does not exist.
Portland council impasse could delay work on numerous initiatives
Council committees remain vacant after councilors vote down Mayor Ethan Strimling’s proposal to appoint himself chairman of the budget committee, rekindling tension over the mayor’s role.
Council vote on Portland pesticide ordinance is delayed
Several who testified on the proposal Monday said a half-dozen changes proposed by the city staff would weaken it.
Maine Voices: Portland’s effort to reduce use of toxic pesticides is sorely needed
We don’t need to use chemicals to nurture healthy public and private green space.
New version of pesticide rules set for public hearing in Portland
City councilors will likely postpone action because of more than a half-dozen proposed amendments.
Portland planners approve hotel and condos on former Rufus Deering Lumber site
The decision comes after the developer agrees to help ease traffic concerns on Commercial Street and protect parking for waterfront workers.
Maine Voices: Greater Portland Council of Government doesn’t dictate decision-making, it facilitates it
By collaborating with partner communities through civil public dialogue on regional issues, we help lead the way as a neutral party that hears all sides.
Portland city councilors take oath of office
Two incumbents and a newcomer are formally seated during an inauguration ceremony Monday.