PORTLAND — The Barron Center on Brighton Avenue has reopened its short-term skilled nursing unit after being closed for two years. The unit, named for Dr. Benjamin Zolov, offers private rooms with 24-hour licensed nursing support and is near Barron Center’s rehabilitation gym. “We are thrilled to be reopening the skilled unit at this time, […]
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More turnover at Covetrus as executive accused in investors’ lawsuit steps down
Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Christine Komola leaves her job two months after the company’s former president and CEO, Benjamin Shaw.
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Vigil remembers victims of gun violence, urges action
Gun control advocacy groups also mark the seventh anniversary of the Sandy Hook shootings.
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City struggles to house latest group of asylum seekers
Since Nov. 18, 188 new arrivals have no where to go during daytime hours.
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Portland-based Logically makes fifth acquisition in 18 months
Logically increases its workforce to over 250 people with the purchase of Nevada-based IQ Technology Solutions, its fifth acquisition since July 2018.
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Greyhound’s Portland bus station building up for sale
The bus company says it is too early to say if the station will remain at the corner of Congress and St. John streets after the sale, but The Boulos Company says the site has a lot of potential.
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Portland man sentenced to 40 years for domestic violence murder
Anthony Leng gets the longest sentence allowed under his plea agreement for shooting his longtime partner, Sokha Khuon, in their house while their sons were at home.
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Portland Regional Chamber announces 2020 Imagine Portland winners
An awards ceremony will be held Jan. 29 at Brick South at Thompson’s Point in Portland.
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Out & About: The magic is back in the PSO’s ‘Magic of Christmas’
The big news for this Christmas season revolves around the Portland Symphony Orchestra’s annual two-weekend production of its “Magic of Christmas” concerts. The PSO has a new maestro this year, and I’m pleased to report that he has restored many of the more traditional elements and discarded the irrelevant ones. Among several fine choral concerts […]
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Controversy over Portland’s new shelter gets messy with vandalism at City Hall
The graffiti focuses on the controversy over the capacity of the planned shelter that’s before the City Council.