Monroe served as the city’s transportation director for about a decade in the late ’90s and early 2000s before becoming an Anglican priest. Former colleagues say his fingerprints are all over the waterfront’s design today.
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Portland City Council approves $171.8 million school budget
The spending plan, which would require a 5.3% increase in the schools portion of the property tax rate, advanced on a unanimous vote but still needs to be passed by voters.
Orange Bike Brewing medals at 2025 World Beer Cup
It’s the third medal the gluten-free brewery has won in its first 18 months in business.
Another price increase headed for Casco Bay Lines, this time for cars
For the first time in 15 years, the Casco Bay Island Transit District has approved a rate hike for cars going on the ferry to Peaks Island.
Why more big-name musicians are playing in Portland | Column
Ten years after concerts came to Thompson’s Point, the outdoor venue is about to have its biggest season yet, while a new festival launches and more venues are in the works.
Maine fabric, crafts shops fill the void left after retailer Joann’s bankruptcy
Local store owners say they have already seen new customers coming in to shop for fabric, yarn and other craft supplies.
Portland high schooler brings recognition of day against Asian hate to Maine
Waynflete student YuJi Smith spearheaded the effort to get Asian American and Pacific Islander Day Against Bullying and Hate on May 18 recognized by the state of Maine and city of Portland.
Yarmouth photographer shares shots of Portland streets
The collection of black-and-white photos is the first show Yarmouth photographer Chris Wriggins has held in 40 years.
Man arrested after stabbing at Portland homeless shelter
The victim was taken to a local hospital after being slashed on the head Thursday night, according to police.
New concert venue planned for Portland waterfront
Live at Madrid’s is set to open around the end of the year, and aims to provide local bands a place to grow.