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Senior tax relief program opens soon

PORTLAND — The city will soon begin accepting Portland Senior Tax Equity Program applications. The City Council started Portland Senior Tax Equity Program (P-Step) in 2017 to provide tax relief to qualified low-income seniors through property tax or rent rebates of up to $900. To qualify, applicants must be 62 or older with a homestead […]

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Legislators schedule office hours in Portland

AUGUSTA —Sen. Heather Sanborn, D-Portland, and Rep. Ed Crockett, D-Portland, will hold office hours from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Feb. 10 at Lyman Moore Middle School on Auburn Street. Office hours provide residents a chance to meet with their elected officials, ask questions and get help with legislative or state government matters. Sanborn, who represents […]

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School Notebook: Jan. 29

Swimmingly Portland teacher lauded for STEM work The National AfterSchool Association has selected Maine Mathematics and Science Alliance teacher Hannah Lakin as one of NAA’s 2020 Next Generation of Afterschool Leaders. Lakin, who lives in Portland, is a STEM education specialist at the Augusta-based school and focuses on designing empowering learning experiences for youth, specifically […]

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Portland Meetings: Jan. 29-Feb. 5

Thur.  1/30  8 a.m.  Community Development Block Grant Allocation Committee  CH Thur.  1/30  4 p.m.  Portland Development Corporation  CH Thur.  1/30  5 p.m.  Historic Preservation Board  CH Thur.  1/30  6 p.m.  Communities Addressing Addiction & Opioid Misuse  196 Allen Ave. Thur.  1/30  6 p.m.  Noise Advisory Committee  1001 Westbrook St. Mon.  2/3  5;30 p.m.  City […]