During an hour-long talk at the First Parish Unitarian Church on Friday, Kendi talked about the history of slavery and tipping, and how to overcome bias and change policy.
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Portland police announce arrest in Grant Street crash
A suspect turned himself in to police Friday. He faces several charges, including aggravated attempted murder and kidnapping.
Wex laying off 150 employees worldwide as it prepares for ‘next phase of growth’
The Portland-based payment technology company said 30 of the job cuts are taking place in Maine.
Trial starts for former jail guard who crashed into family’s car, killing 9-year-old
Kenneth Morang, 64, was charged with manslaughter in the death of Raelynn Bell in 2019.
We Love Fairs & Sales: Oct. 13
Harvest, craft, bake sale – Saturday, Oct. 22, 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Portland Elks Lodge, 1945B Congress St., Portland. More than 35 crafters. Italian pastries, homemade candles and much more. Free admission and plenty of parking. Lunch served 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Christmas fair – Saturday, Nov. 5, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., St. Anthony Parish at St. Hyacinth’s Church, 268 […]
In Portland rally, lobstermen urge state to sue feds over regulations
Hundreds of the fishermen and their supporters turned out, calling on Maine Attorney General Aaron Frey to sue over proposed regulations that they say could kill the lobstering industry.
Portland tax assessor on leave after domestic violence charge
Christopher Huff, 46, was charged in February and is currently on leave from his job in Portland.
School Notebook: Oct. 12
Portland High School recognized for college prep Portland High School has been named one of the top schools in the state for college success, according to GreatSchools, a national nonprofit. The College Success Award recognizes schools that excel at preparing students to enroll and succeed in college. Portland High School is one of 15 public […]
Fights, injuries spurred Portland’s policy limiting student attendance at games
But two parents who spoke at the school board meeting Tuesday night said the policy only further divides the Deering and Portland school communities and does nothing to bring the school district together.
Homeless population in Portland remains high as new wellness shelter opens
The city is currently sheltering about 1,000 people per night, while more are camping or sleeping on the street.