Owners of the Middle Eastern restaurant in East Bayside have not given a reason for the closure but said they have a new project in the works.
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Portland educator is candidate for Maine teacher of the year
Matt Bernstein is a ninth-grade social studies teacher at Casco Bay High School.
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Construction at Congress Square resumes, but delays take a toll
Workers are returning to the site of the intersection improvement project, but Free Street might not reopen until the work is done this winter.
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‘Enough is Enough’ campaign launches to fight all 14 Portland referendum questions
Former city councilor Nick Mavodones, one of the group’s leaders, says ‘trying to govern the city through referendum I think is a bad idea.’
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With a little help, blind tourist fulfills his sense of adventure
Ian Perrault, 38, enjoys traveling solo around the country. When he put out a request on Facebook for a friend to show him around Portland, a local couple jumped at the chance.
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In moments, tenants at a Portland apartment complex saw their housing stability go up in smoke
Renters displaced by a recent fire on Grant Street find themselves caught between their personal crises and the broader housing crisis.
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Hidden charges, denied claims: Medical bills leave patients confused, frustrated, helpless
‘Facility fees’ – charges assessed simply for having a procedure done in a hospital – are increasingly contributing to surprisingly large bills.
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Maine sees a spike in youth golfers: ‘It’s really not a high-class sport anymore’
Youth on Course, a program that allows junior golfers to play a round for just $5, is helping to attract kids to the sport.
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Portland launches search for first diversity, equity and inclusion director
The position is newly funded in the city budget approved in June and follows recommendations from the Racial Equity Steering Committee last year.
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Long-awaited cold storage warehouse to break ground Monday
Work on the massive refrigerated building at Maine’s lone shipping container terminal finally gets underway after 7 years of planning and false starts.